Wind noise when the top is up
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Wind noise when the top is up
I try not do drive with the top up too much, but every once in a while I have to. When I do, I get a lot of wind noise coming from what seems to be where the windshield and convertible top meet. The noise is particularly loud at high speeds (over 75 or so).
Do all of you have this problem too? If so, has any body been able to do anything to reduce the noise?
Do all of you have this problem too? If so, has any body been able to do anything to reduce the noise?
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Ed,
I don't have that wind noise, but I think Mingster might've had some. Did you use the shin-etsu grease yet?? I think that helped get rid of the noise that Mingster had.
I don't have that wind noise, but I think Mingster might've had some. Did you use the shin-etsu grease yet?? I think that helped get rid of the noise that Mingster had.
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Originally posted by MarkS2K
Ed,
I don't have that wind noise, but I think Mingster might've had some. Did you use the shin-etsu grease yet?? I think that helped get rid of the noise that Mingster had.
Ed,
I don't have that wind noise, but I think Mingster might've had some. Did you use the shin-etsu grease yet?? I think that helped get rid of the noise that Mingster had.
It looks like this might just be my problem
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"Cleaned the seal with Windex as recommended in the manual"?. I don't think so.........
You need to grease the seals as recommended in the manual and if that's not enough others have solved the problem by "heat shrinking" some heat shrink tubing (available at any electronic store) over the hooks which hold the top down.
You need to grease the seals as recommended in the manual and if that's not enough others have solved the problem by "heat shrinking" some heat shrink tubing (available at any electronic store) over the hooks which hold the top down.
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