air leak in drivers door
December 20th, 2012, 3:45 PM
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air leak in drivers door
I have a 2007 chevy silverado crew cab LTZ and its started a BAD air / wind noise around the drivers and passengers doors going over 40mph. its not a huge problem but its driving me crazy...
is this a known issue with these trucks ? and what should i do to correct this issue? The doors seem to close tight but its getting so bad it sounds almost like my window is down a half inch at the top ..
is this a known issue with these trucks ? and what should i do to correct this issue? The doors seem to close tight but its getting so bad it sounds almost like my window is down a half inch at the top ..
December 21st, 2012, 2:14 PM
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I have a 2007 chevy silverado crew cab LTZ and its started a BAD air / wind noise around the drivers and passengers doors going over 40mph. its not a huge problem but its driving me crazy...
is this a known issue with these trucks ? and what should i do to correct this issue? The doors seem to close tight but its getting so bad it sounds almost like my window is down a half inch at the top ..
is this a known issue with these trucks ? and what should i do to correct this issue? The doors seem to close tight but its getting so bad it sounds almost like my window is down a half inch at the top ..
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I recommend consulting with a certified technician for an official diagnosis and repair option(s).
Please keep us posted. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact me privately.
Louis
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