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2023 Model Y rattles in the back

What is an isolator? Do you have the invoice with the description from the service tech?
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This is what I had
 
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One rattle source turned out to be our license plate. Even with 4 screws, there was still enough play to allow it to rattle inside its rubber frame. I bent the plate slightly to make it curved so that the center of the plate contacts the rubber mat of the holder before the edges do. Thus, tightening the screws results in the plate being secure at the edges while forcing the center section into contact as well.
 
One rattle source turned out to be our license plate. Even with 4 screws, there was still enough play to allow it to rattle inside its rubber frame. I bent the plate slightly to make it curved so that the center of the plate contacts the rubber mat of the holder before the edges do. Thus, tightening the screws results in the plate being secure at the edges while forcing the center section into contact as well.
😲🙀Tesla need to fix this crap. We are not beta testers for Tesla and have day jobs. Can’t keep debugging issues for Tesla while paying top dollar for a non luxury car.
 

stopcrazypp

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😲🙀Tesla need to fix this crap. We are not beta testers for Tesla and have day jobs. Can’t keep debugging issues for Tesla while paying top dollar for a non luxury car.
NVH problems are unfortunately hard to diagnose and unless you pin point the exact problem, they probably won't do a good job of it. The warranty terms actually have a section to exclude noise, but generally SCs still makes an effort to address it.
 
One rattle source turned out to be our license plate. Even with 4 screws, there was still enough play to allow it to rattle inside its rubber frame. I bent the plate slightly to make it curved so that the center of the plate contacts the rubber mat of the holder before the edges do. Thus, tightening the screws results in the plate being secure at the edges while forcing the center section into contact as well.
i think this was the source of my rattle...i thought it was coming from inside the hatch. i put some foam pads under the plastic mount that came with car and also bent the plate to make the plastic mount hug the body. no rattle so far so hopefully its fixed.
 

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