Warm weather today reminded me of a problem with my 2000 Toyota Solara convertible.
When I drive with the top down and the windows up, the rear and front side windows bump against each other making an annoying clicking noise, on both sides.
Any experience getting rid of this noise? I admit I haven't tried much, but this was the last warm day for a while, and I want to get ideas before the next warm day. I have tried bending the rear window rubber strip a little, at the top end, and that didn't help, and I tried lowering the front windows a little, and that didn't help. Lowering the back windows might have helped -- not sure -- , but I really don't want to have to do t hat, and it will increase noise and cold air. .
I've had 6 prior convrtibles, and have always driven a lot with the windows up, to keep out the trraffic noise in the city, and to keep warm when it's cold out. Often I use the heater in the late fall and early spring and at night.
None of the others, 65 and 67 Pontiac Catalinas, 73 Buick Centuriion, and 84, 88, and 95 Chrysler LeBarons made any window noise even on rough roads and gravel roads and roads with chuckholes.
But this makes the noise even on smooth roads when I go over the slightest bumps.
Thanks for any help you can give.