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Re: how do I make my hubcaps stop rattling?

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I haven't pulled it off to look yet, but I was hoping someone else had encountered this. I haven't pulled it off to look yet, but I was hoping someone else had encountered this. We are unlikely to use them, but I don't necessarily want to permanently disable them. On the 69s, I like the "sports roof" (my term) rather than the more formal Caprice-type roof. Fix for rattling hub caps. Like crossed flags instead of the bowtie? The center cap can also be designed to hide the lug nuts of the wheel.One of the more common designs can be seen below. ][This message has been edited by jmcndrsn (edited 05-23-2002).]Hey!

Center caps are typically circular caps that snap into the center of a wheel. Are these regular full wheel hubcaps or wire hubcaps? Thanks!When you make purchases through links on this site, The Track Ahead may earn an affiliate commission.

Just curious. I had one hydro on me at 650k. I have the factory Ford alcoa-type wheels. This one doesn’t utilize a tension clip and as a result, will be more likely to rattle as vibrations of the vehicle work it loose. It had a leaking head gasket for 200k and no oil changes for 2 years(roughly 140k). This site uses cookies. The most annoying noise right now is coming from the left front wheel center cap.

This tension system helps secure the cap to the wheel.Even the Tesla Model 3 incorporates this basic design into their wheel center caps.There are also other designs, such as the one on the center cap of a 5th generation Toyota 4Runner (below). To contact the forum owner hit the Contact Us link.

I can hear it when I roll the window down. No need to go overboard on the silicone, just enough for coverage over the plastic clips. I have the factory Ford alcoa-type wheels.

is that 397K miles on the original engine? He does his best to transcribe his journey as he navigates across unknown territory, finds himself in peculiar predicaments, and figures out how things work in the process. I had thought of simply putting some tape over the vents on the outside, just to seal them shut.

Even thought the ol' girl has 397K on her, I'm trying to find & fix all the ticks and rattles that drive me crazy. ]Home.., is where dog hair sticks to everything but the dog.Home.., is where dog hair sticks to everything but the dog.1967 Chevrolet Impala SS convertible 327 - Ermine White C11967 Chevrolet Impala SS Sport Coupe 396 - Marina Blue FF Is there a way to tighten them up? Anyway, I would like to put a stop to this rattling and also stop the constant drafts coming from them. … The main ingredient in resolving rattling noise coming from loose center caps is Most caulking will require the need for a caulking gun.

Show Full Signature. Just a work truck. If your metal hubcap has a split clip you will need a new one.

The are loose to the touch also.
is that 397K miles on the original engine? 05-21-02 12:57 PM - Post# 78264 In response to Randy_W Nice car. I can hear it when I roll the window down.

I can hear it when I roll the window down. Silicone caulking can then be applied to the tabs and then center cap inserted in the wheel.The silicone caulking will fill the space between the tabs and the small slots that they are inserted through. Hub caps: Get rid of your stockers and get the simulated mag-style full hubcaps that were offered optionally from 1965 to 1970. Even thought the ol' girl has 397K on her, I'm trying to find & fix all the ticks and rattles that drive me crazy. Is there a way to tighten them up? Even thought the ol' girl has 397K on her, I'm trying to find & fix all the ticks and rattles that drive me crazy. It doesn't look like you can remove it w/o removing the hubcap, so it's not like you'd open it up for easy wheel maintenance or something. Hub caps: Get rid of your stockers and get the simulated mag-style full hubcaps that were offered optionally from 1965 to 1970.

The center caps never fall off but the make a lot of noise at slower speeds as they rattle in their seats. I haven't pulled it off to look yet, but I was hoping someone else had encountered this. In this case, there are little metal clips that need to be folded in to hold the center cap to the wheel.

On the 69s, I like the "sports roof" (my term) rather than the more formal Caprice-type roof. Mostly decorative, the cap can also help protect the wheel bearing and spindle from dirt.