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Door question
My driver's side door seems like it should close a bit tighter. When I drive at highway speeds and it is windy out, there is a lot of wind noise coming from the top of my driver's side door. I have tried to adjust both the latch on the frame and the catch on the door itself but they do not seem to move. Any thoughts? -Don
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I remember someone saying they bent the tops of the doors inward slightly with their hands. He said it worked and cut the windnoise. No time to try, though.
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Re: Door question
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Re: Door question
That would probably be me that you are referring to. I bent the tops of my front doors in, and my wind noise all but died. I had some noise last week going 80 with some strong side winds. The wind cam through the seals, and man did I slow down fast to 60. Really didnt want to flip my TB!
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