Wind noise?
our doors can be bent by a toddler..
if you front window frames have ever been bent cuz you locked your keys in, you will forever have wind noise there...
i do :(
i can lightly push out on the window frame while driving to make it even worse...
opening the door, pushing the frame in slightly, and then testing causines it to go away..for a while...
if you front window frames have ever been bent cuz you locked your keys in, you will forever have wind noise there...
i do :(
i can lightly push out on the window frame while driving to make it even worse...
opening the door, pushing the frame in slightly, and then testing causines it to go away..for a while...
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MOS95 took some weather stripping and put it under the OEM stuff, to push it up and fill the gaps where the wind noise was......I think that'* how he did it, may have to have him come in and grace us with his presence.
Yep, I did.
There'* kinda like a flap on the OEM stuff. I used some 1/2 or 3/4 inch self adheasive foam insulation under this flap to fix 3 out or 4 doors on my car by hiding it under this "flap".
The 4th door is still causing me problems, but I am stubborn and will win eventually...
There'* kinda like a flap on the OEM stuff. I used some 1/2 or 3/4 inch self adheasive foam insulation under this flap to fix 3 out or 4 doors on my car by hiding it under this "flap".
The 4th door is still causing me problems, but I am stubborn and will win eventually...
Wind noise can be very hard to diagnose. the best way is to have a passenger try and pinpoint it for you.
From experience, tho, don't ask you 18 year old son (with included attitude) or 5'2" wife do this. The results are pretty much useless....
From experience, tho, don't ask you 18 year old son (with included attitude) or 5'2" wife do this. The results are pretty much useless....


