EC wind noise - FIX
05-31-2009, 10:24 PM
#13
Just because HIS doesn't make noise doesn't mean he's lying.
My driverside doesn't make noise but the passenger side does. That said the previous owner also tore all the stripping off on the passenger side and then used the replacment stripping you get at the auto store. That thin crap that sticks on. It doesn't hardly touch the window. Gonna cost $200+ to fix it.
My driverside doesn't make noise but the passenger side does. That said the previous owner also tore all the stripping off on the passenger side and then used the replacment stripping you get at the auto store. That thin crap that sticks on. It doesn't hardly touch the window. Gonna cost $200+ to fix it.
05-31-2009, 11:23 PM
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my rear windows dont make all that much noise.. now the driver and passenger side doors do, i got new weather stripping, just havnet had time to put it in.
if that fixs that problem, then im sure the rear windows will show their ugly face..
if that fixs that problem, then im sure the rear windows will show their ugly face..
06-01-2009, 07:14 AM
#15
Mine did it all the time at highway speeds. 55-70. Worse when there were cross winds. Mostly from the passenger side. I'd say to most they might not even notice it. Just a little radio volume and you wouldn't hear it. I had even become used to it but a few weeks back I took a ride in a newer NBS and it was dead quite and this got me to noticing it. I've not driven yet in any crosswinds but in the situation where I would have a little wind noise it was quite.
06-06-2009, 04:36 PM
#17
WoW! They work!
As time passed they went from making noise when the AC was not on Recirculate. Then it would not matter what setting they would flutter. Also it used to take more than 80mph to generate the noise (air flow escaping the cab) and then it progressed to 65mph and up.
I put the new lever links on and really could not see any physical difference but now the windows are dead silent at any AC vent setting.
Thanks KySilverado for the tip!!!!!!!!!!
As time passed they went from making noise when the AC was not on Recirculate. Then it would not matter what setting they would flutter. Also it used to take more than 80mph to generate the noise (air flow escaping the cab) and then it progressed to 65mph and up.
I put the new lever links on and really could not see any physical difference but now the windows are dead silent at any AC vent setting.
Thanks KySilverado for the tip!!!!!!!!!!
06-06-2009, 07:20 PM
#20
I am kind of **** about unnecessary noise in the truck because I work in a loud environment wearing ear plugs. On the way home I don't want radio, wind, or any unnecessary noise and the fluttering rears were a pain. I have spoken the GM name in vain many-a-time.