Wind Noise/Rush
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Originally Posted by Hailey
I think they did a pretty good job on the newer ('00+) bonnies...I heard that in independent tests they had less wind noise than any car in their class, and only the serious luxury cars (ie. Mercedes, Lexus, etc) had less. I know mine is much quieter than my GP, and I can't even use the SCV at the minimum setting becasue the car is so quiet even at high speeds that I can hear the volume change. Maybe there is just something not quite right with your fit? :?
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Originally Posted by Cutlass442
I will risk a "stupid" question - what is the scv?
I assume it'* on the '03 radios too, but maybe not (I never noticed when I took one for a test drive). It is a little oval button that says SCV on it...mine is near the volume ****.
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I did not even know I had that on the car - is it automatic? - I can hardly wait to try it on the way home.
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Originally Posted by Cutlass442
I did not even know I had that on the car - is it automatic? - I can hardly wait to try it on the way home.
This forum is really great.
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And glad you like the forum...I love it too.
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I've driven lots of cars with the SCV option.... I don't like it.
I always turn it off.
Otherwise I always catch myself changing the volume.
I always turn it off.
Otherwise I always catch myself changing the volume.
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Originally Posted by Cutlass442
Maybe the self sticking insulation could be inserted behind the weather strip where required to hold it out farther as opposed to using the silicone or caulk? In this manner, it could be completely hidden. I don't understand why GM cannot take these extra steps especially with the top line vehicles?
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