Door panel removal help

[ksmit88]

I have a rattle inside my JLU front passenger door. Anyone have experience yet or suspect the easiest way to remove the door panel? Of course I could swing by the dealer and have them check it out but honestly I think this could be a quick fix on my end. A previous thread described my symptom perfectly and it turned out to be a piece of sound deadening panel that didn't have adhesive backing. Any thoughts? thanks guys

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[Alien2007]

Just take it to the dealer. They should be able to fix real quick if it's the same thing from the other thread

 

[pburke]

I have a similar issue that might be related. I have what I would describe as more of a ticking or clicking sound than a rattle coming from the front passenger door while in motion. If I press on the door panel, it stops - but starts again when released. It is a very annoying sound to say the least. Took it to the dealer today and they said three of the "rivets" in door were loose and they fixed the issue. After about 15 minutes of driving, the ticking/clicking starts again. Went back to the dealer and they took it back in the shop. Per service advisor, the tech said the door would not rattle anymore. Of course, on the way home, passenger front door starts to make noise again...

 

[Dynomite1371]

I Swear, service depts. Drive me nutz

 

[Jeepsterfreak]

I have a similar issue that might be related. I have what I would describe as more of a ticking or clicking sound than a rattle coming from the front passenger door while in motion. If I press on the door panel, it stops - but starts again when released. It is a very annoying sound to say the least. Took it to the dealer today and they said three of the "rivets" in door were loose and they fixed the issue. After about 15 minutes of driving, the ticking/clicking starts again. Went back to the dealer and they took it back in the shop. Per service advisor, the tech said the door would not rattle anymore. Of course, on the way home, passenger front door starts to make noise again...

I hope there are no loose “rivets” in your door. Maybe a poor choice of words by the dealer. Maybe loose door panel fasteners? Could be rivets in the window regulator that are loose?

 

[JeepCares]

I have a similar issue that might be related. I have what I would describe as more of a ticking or clicking sound than a rattle coming from the front passenger door while in motion. If I press on the door panel, it stops - but starts again when released. It is a very annoying sound to say the least. Took it to the dealer today and they said three of the "rivets" in door were loose and they fixed the issue. After about 15 minutes of driving, the ticking/clicking starts again. Went back to the dealer and they took it back in the shop. Per service advisor, the tech said the door would not rattle anymore. Of course, on the way home, passenger front door starts to make noise again...

Hi pburke,
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[Jeepsterfreak]

Did you guys read this thread? Sounds like same problem.

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/rattle-inside-passenger-front-door.3388/

Could be more than loose deadening material.

Repair invoice listed "RT door shell: intrusion beam adhesive missing". Not trying to jump to conclusions, but could this mean the door skin is not properly adhered to the inner frame intrusion beam?

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