Wow that's bad, could you have maybe partially unclipped something, I can't imagine vibrations have traveled and shaken something lose. There is normally a sealing strip (foam) in that area any way, maybe you could have accidentally pushed this out of position.

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Very happy with the door seals suggestion! This was driving me nuts and yes, it does sound like the seat belt mechanism! My solution is to just apply silicon spray on a rag and apply. I do not want to add any substance that could start to build up. Works a treat, very Lexus quiet again! It is only the right-rear door that was doing it. It happens to be the door that stays closed most of the time. The dealer looked for the rattle many times and was not able to fix. it. As a Lexus dealer you would think that noisy door seals could be common. Anyway, this is really a great forum and happy to have joined. It's also for guys like Darren sharing his experience so others can benefit. Thanks Darren! My theory is that the strip has caused the vibrations to travel further and they have shaken something loose somewhere behind the instrument cluster.

However, I decided that I could make it much better by buying some rubber sealing strip and inserting it between the dash and windscreen. Once installed, the strip was pretty much invisible unless you knew it was there, and it did completely silence any of the exsiting dashboard noises. And I felt pretty pleased with myself .. for a while. Car Builders Fleece Tape is a modern day anti rattle wiring loom tape used by today's leading auto manufactures. Take the pain out of wiring with this easy tear solution. Soft foam balls (nerf or similar) work as well. They push the cables to the frame walls to stop them from moving. Versus the foam sleeves that do nothing in terms of preventing movement, but instead silence the sound that their movement makes. Aluminium subframe systems for rainscreen are designed in accordance with BS EN 1090-3:2008 and / or Euro code 9 – Parts 1-4 I have a rattle that sounds as if it's coming from the glovebox. I've tried everything and cannot get rid of it. Any ideas welcome as it's spoiling an otherwise excellent car

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The noise is so loud and irritating that I don't think I can live with it. I think I either need to find someone to fix it or the car will need to go. Even if you get your hands on the proper tools, you should look up videos of other people dismantling the dashboard of your vehicle model. You may discover the best place to insert your trim removal tools.Most people slather their bike in see-through helicopter tape, and while this will protect the paintwork, it won’t do anything to deaden the sound of shrapnel hitting the down tube. I put it on the inner rubber seal interface, on the metal not the rubber, so the seal shuts of against the felt strip rather than the metal work. Aluminium is inherently corrosion resistant however this can be complemented and further improved by additional treatment including anodization whilst still maintaining a Euroclass A1 fire rating. I was told that "several" companies make foam sleeves that slide over the existing cable housing to damper the rattling.