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Victor Mejia

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So recently purchased a 2024 GMC Sierra 1500, and noticed I have rattling sound when I drive it comes and goes and sounds like it's coming from the front passenger side, I think it's either the exhaust or possible the front shock. Has anyone else had this issue before with any of the 19-24 models? And if so what was wrong with your truck?

Transient Senior Enthusiast

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Rear seat head rests rattling?  That's been well documented in this forum.  You might want to look into that.

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I have a 2022 Sierra refresh, and can confirm this same issue. It’s heard near the AC controls/ trim area when the vehicle is moving. Showed the video to my dealer and they heard the noise but have been unable to replicate or remedy. Was wondering if other owners had this issue and what is the cause so dealer can fix. 

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Just got a brand new 24 LT Trail Boss and I have the same rattle, bumble when I hit the gas at slower speeds seems like noise is between a/c controls or behind glove box something around there. Around 20-25 miles and hours if I roll onto the throttle. 

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That’s not mine, mines definitely a different sound like a bobble almost i dont know how to explain it. Basically sounds like if the rpms are 2 low something makes noise. 

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Stevo79 New Member

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I noticed this more yesterday driving home.  I was stopped with the vehicle in drive and heard the light rattling noise.  I put it in park and the noise stopped.  I put it back into drive and the light rattle returns.  This may be a linkage in the transmission where this rattle is coming from.  When I'm driving and the rattle happens, it is deceiving and does sound like it is coming from behind the infotainment center or the dash.

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GMCustomerService Senior Enthusiast

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7 hours ago, Stevo79 said:

I noticed this more yesterday driving home.  I was stopped with the vehicle in drive and heard the light rattling noise.  I put it in park and the noise stopped.  I put it back into drive and the light rattle returns.  This may be a linkage in the transmission where this rattle is coming from.  When I'm driving and the rattle happens, it is deceiving and does sound like it is coming from behind the infotainment center or the dash.

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