Why does my chevy trailblazer make a rattle noise from underneath

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Asked by Jes Mar 13, 2020 at 11:02 AM about the 2002 Chevrolet Trailblazer

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My Chevy trailblazer makes a rattle noise from the
rear end of the vehicle it... its getting louder what
could this be... I know it the rear end cause if I hit a
bump it always does it and it's coming from there...
but it also does it randomly just while drivin

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Sounds can radiate from different areas, what I thought was in the rear, was actually up front. More than likely this is a typical sound coming from your swaybar end links. You have 2 up front, and 2 in the rear., front ones normally go out first. Grab a hold of it and try shaking them, should be tight. When replacing them, get ones that are greasable. OEM didn't have that option. Try rocking the truck back and forth to try and replicate the sound.

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I wish I could upload a video of the sound it does. .pretty sure it is the heating shield

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My 2020 blazer rattles too. When driver side window open and doing like 30 or 40 a min or two later back hatch rattles. Seems like design floor very annoying and can be loud. Basically cant drive my brand new car with window open unless I want loud rattle . Very disappointed in chevy!

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