Nick3800

I bought my truck in November 13 as a new model 2014, as the mileage went up and NYC streets got worse I developed a rattle in the dashboard that drove me insane. Having the level kit and stock 20's aren't helping the ride either. I narrowed it down to the faceplate that goes around the cluster.
A quick trip to Home Depot and I found some foam weatherstripping. The top cover lifts right off and the faceplate is held on by 3 7mm bolts



It pops right off and right away you can hear some plastic on plastic squeak as you take it off.
I cut strips of the foam in half and traced it all around the faceplate, as well as a couple of spots on he top plate and the base where the bolts screw into.


I wound up doubling up on the rubber to make an even tighter seal. I put it all back together and it has seemed to have stopped the rattle. Don't mind the armor all on the dash, I forgot to tell the car wash no armor all, so I'm stuck with that crap on the dash.
Next on the list are some 275/65/20 coopers to hopefully absorb more of the impact from these crappy streets.
Hope this helps anyone.

Nick3800

Found another culprit to the rattle. The panel under the steering wheel pops off after you unscrew 3 bolts on the bottom of it. Once that panel pops off there's another piece with 4 bolts on it. All 4 of those bolts were loose and now the rattle has gone away.

AkSSS

Good to know. My wifes 2015 Tahoe has a dash rattle. I usually ignore that damn thing for my truck. I will take a look at it now. Thanks

RollRacerFTW

...looks like a good place for a little shift light action.