[360]

Have always had a rattle up front and while reinstalling radio I found the culprit.  There are three screws that are just loose in these holes that don’t seem to bite on anything.  These are at the bottom near the A/C vents.

Anyone else ever have this and figure out a work around?

[HoosierDaddy]

I would remove the screws, fill the holes with epoxy and install new stainless steel screws.

[Richard]

Hard to say without knowing what the bar is supposed to be attached to. Anyway you can see the underside?

Have you removed the screws and looked carefully at them? I sometimes find loose screws and the screw threads themselves have worn down due to vibration over the miles. Sometimes a new screw will bite. Sometimes I go up one screw size.

[360]

Hard to say without knowing what the bar is supposed to be attached to. Anyway you can see the underside?

Have you removed the screws and looked carefully at them? I sometimes find loose screws and the screw threads themselves have worn down due to vibration over the miles. Sometimes a new screw will bite. Sometimes I go up one screw size.

Can't see underneath without tearing up the entire lower dash where all of the air ducts connect.  It's like there is also a little metal box that shields that area as well that you can see the outline of.  I'll try the one screw up thing.  Creates a heck of a rattle at times, but also is providing almost zero structural support if something were to hit the windshield in the center like a turkey, etc.   I mention a turkey as my dad once had one end up in the cab of him semi.  Was almost a really bad situation.

[Jack Houpe]

For the time being get the cut of end of a zip tie and use that to shim the screw it will hold up till you can figure out how to do it right.