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Old 01-17-2016, 05:58 PM   #1
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2013 Vista 26h heat shield

I have a 2013 26h vista and I am having a heck of a time with the thunder sounds tha come from under my rig when I hit bumps, does anyone know how to fix, support, stiffen, and or eliminate this noise. I am tired of taken it to the dealer with no help from them.
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I am also interested in a way to dampen the "booming" sound from the chassis. I've thought about adding stiffeners or bracing of some sort but have done nothing yet. Neal 2013 26HE
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I am also interested in a way to dampen the "booming" sound from the chassis. I've thought about adding stiffeners or bracing of some sort but have done nothing yet. Neal 2013 26HE
I am thinking this weekend of running a Piece Of Unistrut down the length of the heat shield as a stiff er and possibly supporting it at an angle to the frame. The has to be a way to keep it from oil panning.
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It would be nice if he would've showed us what he did to fix the rattle
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Hi guys. Had the same problem with mine. Every time you hit a little bump on the road you could hear the tin rumble underneath. I solved the problem by running 1" angle iron across the leading edge of the shield, tack welding it to the frame then lag bolt the shield to it. Then i think there are two cross members that I lag bolted the tin to. Solved the problem.
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If I remember correctly the shield went over the cross member and the cross member had pre-punched holes and I just drilled into the shield and lag noted it. You might get away without the angle iron on the leading edge, I just didn't want to be doing it twice.
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Hi, the thunder tin noise is not from the vertical heat shield, crawl under and you will see another one that is the width of the chassis frame and goes about 5 feet toward the back. When you put your hand in the middle and push up you will hear that dreaded noise. i added a post on how I fixed it...
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