My girlfriend has a 2002 Baja
When driving it in a cross win there is terrible wind noise form the pocket are where the window meets the door frame.
I know nothing abt Baja..... but promised my gf to ask abt it and any solutions for it
My girlfriend has a 2002 Baja
When driving it in a cross win there is terrible wind noise form the pocket are where the window meets the door frame.
I know nothing abt Baja..... but promised my gf to ask abt it and any solutions for it
Take it to the dealer. Window tension is adjustable on these frameless windows. Also, there is a pinching trick that can be done to the gasket near the mirror that someone on this board knows--could search wind noise pinch in the archives on groups.google.com to find it I bet.
OK thanks
But can I fix it myself as no local Subaru dealer.
Would have to drive two hrs away to the dealer
Probably. Perhaps someone knows if the procedure is in the Chilton's manual? I think the tough part is getting the door apart without breaking anything on your girlfriends car and hearing about it forever. And heck, it might take 4 hrs of frustration to do it yourself. :-)
-- Todd H.
2001 Legacy Outback Wagon, 2.5L H-4 Chicago, Illinois USA
Ha! True!
Maybe someone will post link to procedure
Maybe. But the Chilton manual sets you back a whopping $20.
-- Todd H.
2001 Legacy Outback Wagon, 2.5L H-4 Chicago, Illinois USAWould you describe the noise as perhaps a demented kazoo amplified way too much? Enough to drown out conversation? Only occurring when the cross wind is over say 20 mph and only from one side?
GreginIN
In mine, it sounds just like the stall warning horn in a Cessna. I keep trying to push the wheel forward, but it doesn't make the sound go away!
If the noise meets the demented kazoo description (or Cessna stall warning), I may have an answer.
Back in 2005 I applied 6 " strips of electrical tape over the windshield reveal molding rubber strip until the noise stopped. I then removed the tape bit by bit to confirm the location of the problem.
I took it to a automotive glass repair shop and they sealed the rubber strip in place.
No problems since then.
HTH,
GreginIN
yes that's it
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