Neil4Real
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Is there a way to test where possible wind noise is coming from? I'm taking my car in for service next and would really like them to see if maybe my door/window seal, pano seal, windshield seal, or side mirror seal is faulty as I just get way, way more wind noise than my 2021 Premium (both before and after it had the recalls done).
I've already had the dealer add the TSB weather strip in the gap between the windshield and pano roof, but I had already thought wind wasn't really coming in from there.
My passenger door on the driver's side has a way bigger gap than the passenger side doors. Along with my hatch also having a larger gap on one side than the other. I'm talking noticeable as heck. I asked the dealer about it last time and he said adjusting doors is always tough as then the other gaps get funky, etc. I told him I was purely concerned about wind noise and he said the seals are still making contact and that won't have an effect, but I'd really like some way verify.
I've already had the dealer add the TSB weather strip in the gap between the windshield and pano roof, but I had already thought wind wasn't really coming in from there.
My passenger door on the driver's side has a way bigger gap than the passenger side doors. Along with my hatch also having a larger gap on one side than the other. I'm talking noticeable as heck. I asked the dealer about it last time and he said adjusting doors is always tough as then the other gaps get funky, etc. I told him I was purely concerned about wind noise and he said the seals are still making contact and that won't have an effect, but I'd really like some way verify.
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