1 Month in and I have located rattle.

Well after a month of ownership I am still supremely impressed with the car and all the attention it gets. The only slight downside was an intermittent rattle that the wife had not noticed but was getting on my nerves. When driving you would swear it was coming from the passenger side door area. When a passenger as I was tonight it was clearly coming from somewhere in the center of the car. I traced it to what I assume is a sensor cover. The oblong shiny bit mounted on the ceiling between the pano and pano switch. I will have to contact the dealer to have this sorted.

This is the only slight annoyance I have found with the vehicle. 9/10 for me.

Hmmm I have a very intermittent "Passenger Door" rattle which I thought was around the passenger seat belt area, will have to checkout that bit in case that's it. Thanks for info.

(07-07-2012 11:10pm)PhilSkill Wrote:  Hmmm I have a very intermittent "Passenger Door" rattle which I thought was around the passenger seat belt area, will have to checkout that bit in case that's it. Thanks for info.

............haven't got a rattle as such but have just started to notice a bit of flexing "creak" from around the passenger B pillar when I move forward or go over sleeping policeman. 5 months in.

(08-07-2012 09:10am)ChuckieB Wrote:  ............haven't got a rattle as such but have just started to notice a bit of flexing "creak" from around the passenger B pillar when I move forward or go over sleeping policeman. 5 months in.

Exactly the same here. Did you find a cure?

That sensor cover you have is the transmitter for the wireless headphones. My intermittent rattle is from the rear offside 3/4, where the door would be it mine were a 5 door.

I had a rattle from the passenger seat while the passenger was in it, the seat was right back, he moved the seat 1 notch forward & it stopped.

I had a squeaky dry-leaf rattle. Depending upon where you were sitting, it seemed to come from different places around the front windscreen.

After repeated trips with Land Rover technicians and their service manager, they figured out that the noise goes away if they drive without the OUTSIDE a-pillar trims installed. Apparently, anchor clips are breaking, causing a rubbing sound that the windscreen spreads out into the cabin.

The sound is most noticeable when the vehicle body-shell is torqued, thus it occurs most when driving fast, or when driving on bumpy roads.

Hope this helps. Please let me know if it this is an epidemic or just my vehicle...

Olde, one thing to try.................... I lost a used car parking ticket down the front between the windscreen and the dash, it may be some piece of pare such as this has also gone down the front of yours. Get hold of a cylinder style vacuum cleaner or an upright with a detachable hose and run it along the gao between the screen and the dash. Worked for me, I didn't just get out the car park ticket I also found some of the factory bits of paper down there

Olde, I think I have this fault, the car makes a rustling noise from the passenger A-pillar/windscreen area only noticeable at speed.

I had a rattle on the passenger side A pillar at high speeds. It turned out to be a loose metallic pin that secured the external A pillar cover (black plastic) to the car. The mechanics did have a hard time identifying the exact issue as they first thought it might have been a loose wire from the side air bags but it took taking one of them for a ride to show the rattle. Good luck in finding and getting it sorted.