Wind Noises
Le Mans Master
Joined: Sep 2004
Posts: 5,118
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From: Madison (Huntsville) Alabama
CI 6-7-8 Veteran
St. Jude Donor '09
I've got this site bookmarked, but I haven't tried his suggestions so I can't verify if they work or not.
http://www.johndennington.com/
Go to his Corvette Site, then to the "How To" section and you'll see a couple of links for window tip-in adjustment and window blowout plug adjustment, both of which are supposed to minimize wind noise.
http://www.johndennington.com/
Go to his Corvette Site, then to the "How To" section and you'll see a couple of links for window tip-in adjustment and window blowout plug adjustment, both of which are supposed to minimize wind noise.
Drifting
Joined: May 2000
Posts: 1,712
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From: Seekonk MA / RI border
I was getting wind noise from the passenger side.
The cause was the verticle weather stripping on the OUTSIDE rear of the window. The upper portion was folded under the top stripping. Make sure the outer portion of the verticle weather stripping sits outside of the targa weatherstrip - right in the rear corner of the window where the 2 strips meet.
I make it sound like the weather stip is on the window when it's actually on the car body.
The cause was the verticle weather stripping on the OUTSIDE rear of the window. The upper portion was folded under the top stripping. Make sure the outer portion of the verticle weather stripping sits outside of the targa weatherstrip - right in the rear corner of the window where the 2 strips meet.
I make it sound like the weather stip is on the window when it's actually on the car body.
