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	Comments on: Rattle from the Tailgate Area on Rough Roads or Going over Bumps &#8211; 2011-2015 Honda Odyssey	</title>
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		By: aaron kopper		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I fixed the rattling issue with a 3 cents zip tie, fastened on the dowel/pin of the push arm, preventing it from moving loosely.  Works like a charm, while still allowing the arm to pivot and flex as needed.]]></description>
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<p>I fixed the rattling issue with a 3 cents zip tie, fastened on the dowel/pin of the push arm, preventing it from moving loosely.  Works like a charm, while still allowing the arm to pivot and flex as needed.</p>

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