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Windy!
Ever since we got our car, we have had a little problem with some of the seals. When you are driving at highway speeds, you get a little wind noise in the car. I cant seem to figure out if it is the window seal or the door seal, but I was just wondering if you guys had any advice for me! Thanks!
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Its the seals..trust me on that one, mine are 14 years old and they are all getting replaced.
Have a look at yours, more then likely them, I can't see it being to expensive.
Have a look at yours, more then likely them, I can't see it being to expensive.
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yeah check the rubber around the door frame when you open the door. is it pulling away from the car? when people put them on they stretch them and over years they tend to pull back some. i need to replace mine
anyone know where osme cheap weatherstripping is? or should i jsut go n ask some local shop?
anyone know where osme cheap weatherstripping is? or should i jsut go n ask some local shop?
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92, if you give me the description of the pieces that are leaking, I can give you the GM part numbers to run through gmpd. I just posted this info for the 87-91 last week.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Most likely the door seal. You really need to figure out where it'* coming from to figure out how to fix it. Try the wet finger trick.
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Originally Posted by JSeabert
lick your finger and move it along the edge of the door while driving. when air blows on it it will feel colder
Assuming the wet finger treatment shows it'* the door frame and not the window that'* leaking, do you have any words of wisdom on fixing the air leak?
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