Land Rover squeaks and rattles kit

[loneranger]

We had an annoying little squeak develop in the back of my 110. When we picked it up from the dealer today they said Land Rover provide a squeaks and rattles kit to the dealers which involves removing the rear interior and fitting padding and tape.

Result = no squeaks so far.

It was a very quiet drive home.

[AussieAub]

My squeak & rattle kit is located in the dash center between the power window buttons.
It's effectiveness can be increased and decreased at the simple turn of a round button.

[loneranger]

Normally they don't bother me. I've driven plenty of old cars but this one was at a pitch that went straight through me.

It's gone now anyway.

[Bushie]

Squeaks and rattles kit for a Defender

It'd be fairly big and comprehensive


Martyn

[Jeff]

Does the kit add the squeaks and rattles or remove them? I think mine is fitted with the squeaks and rattles fitting kit.

Jeff

[ThorneGator]

Would love to know more about this! I judge the condition of the road now more by the sound from the interior than the feel through the wheel.

[Scouse]

Squeaks and rattles kit for a Defender

It'd be fairly big and comprehensive


Martyn

The kit is 12 cans of this:



The 90 only needs 6 cans.

[Toxic_Avenger]

Squeaks and rattles kit for a Defender

It'd be fairly big and comprehensive


Martyn

The kit is 12 cans of this:


The 90 only needs 6 cans.

...I was thinking more along the lines of a new 200 series land cruiser
(Did I just say that aloud?)

[Jode]

...I was thinking more along the lines of a new 200 series land cruiser
(Did I just say that aloud?)

If the landie was as well-designed and built as the landcruiser, we'd have nothing to spend all our spare time fiddling with.... Then what'd we do - drive about the outback?

[Toxic_Avenger]

If the landie was as well-designed and built as the landcruiser, we'd have nothing to spend all our spare time fiddling with.... Then what'd we do - drive about the outback?

You betcha!
I wouldn't have it any other way. It's not the destination but how you get there.