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HillBillyGash



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United Kingdom 2012 Range Rover Vogue SE 4.4 V8 Zermatt Silver
Heat Shield Rattle / Noise

The heat shield above the rear prop on my TDV8 is rattling..... going to remove or try and refix. Any reconditions of where to source a new one? The sheild seems to be rattling due to the aluminium layers separating? Any suggestions much appreciated
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If it is the layers separating, could you drill it and put a couple of small nuts and bolts to pull it together? John
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HillBillyGash



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Hi, thanks for your responses - was thinking about gently drilling and pop rivets!!

I had some brake pipes replaced and the Indy bent the shield and made a bit of a mess of it tbh and it hasn’t been the same since🙄
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