Roof Vent Rattle (1 Viewer)

[Dave and Val]

QUOTE=Dave and Val;748418]We have an Eldis Autoquest 100 on a Peugeot Boxer 2.2 chassis and are quite happy with it. The only problem so far is the the rear roof vent rattles like mad at speeds over 50mph. I have tried packing it and making edge covers out of foam water pipe insulation which made no difference. I can't make it rattle when stationary, inside or outside. Has any Funster any ideas please? I don't want to travel at 48/49mph. I contacted the Camping and Caravaning Club regarding this rattle but as usual got no reply from them. I am begining to think it's a waste of money being in the C&C Club2

Regards
Dave and Val[/QUOTE]

I want to thank all that helped me with this problem. I purchased one of those Fiamma Spoilers. Used Sikaflex to attach it to the roof. Took van on our locall By-Pass took it upto the maximum of erm' 70mph, no rattle. Now I can hear all the other natural rattles ie, pot,pan etc. Thanks again.

Dave and Val

 

[Gooney]

QUOTE=Dave and Val;748418]We have an Eldis Autoquest 100 on a Peugeot Boxer 2.2 chassis and are quite happy with it. The only problem so far is the the rear roof vent rattles like mad at speeds over 50mph. I have tried packing it and making edge covers out of foam water pipe insulation which made no difference. I can't make it rattle when stationary, inside or outside. Has any Funster any ideas please? I don't want to travel at 48/49mph. I contacted the Camping and Caravaning Club regarding this rattle but as usual got no reply from them. I am begining to think it's a waste of money being in the C&C Club2

Regards
Dave and Val

I want to thank all that helped me with this problem. I purchased one of those Fiamma Spoilers. Used Sikaflex to attach it to the roof. Took van on our locall By-Pass took it upto the maximum of erm' 70mph, no rattle. Now I can hear all the other natural rattles ie, pot,pan etc. Thanks again.

Dave and Val[/QUOTE]


Sikaflex on the base of the pans could be a solution