Excessive Wind Noise
Excessive Wind Noise
16-11-2018, 11:13 PM
rob its sealant backing cord - its closed cell foam cord/backing used to fill the gap in large tile gaps before selaing or grouting. a builders merchant should have it trade name is cordex.
make a cut in the door seal, work thru a cable etc, attach the cordex, pull the cable thru and reseal the door seal wth wetsuit repair sealant
Cool, will look into that- its also been suggested on some of the US forums that this could be the cause:
Yo, sorry for the direct email but im not a member of is300,net just read all the posts for the hell of it, (im a Lexus Mechanic and own a 03 sport cross) anyway, your wind noise (spread the word as needed) is probably caused by a missing body plug under the car. It is located on the "frame rail " area by the drivers feet, the hole is oval and is designed for vehicle tie down during transport on a truck. Without the plug wind noise travels up the a pillar and sounds very similar to a "slightly open window". these plugs are on both sides of the car front and rear, and new plugs can be attained at your lex. dealer.
rob its sealant backing cord - its closed cell foam cord/backing used to fill the gap in large tile gaps before selaing or grouting. a builders merchant should have it trade name is cordex.
make a cut in the door seal, work thru a cable etc, attach the cordex, pull the cable thru and reseal the door seal wth wetsuit repair sealant
Cool, will look into that- its also been suggested on some of the US forums that this could be the cause:
Yo, sorry for the direct email but im not a member of is300,net just read all the posts for the hell of it, (im a Lexus Mechanic and own a 03 sport cross) anyway, your wind noise (spread the word as needed) is probably caused by a missing body plug under the car. It is located on the "frame rail " area by the drivers feet, the hole is oval and is designed for vehicle tie down during transport on a truck. Without the plug wind noise travels up the a pillar and sounds very similar to a "slightly open window". these plugs are on both sides of the car front and rear, and new plugs can be attained at your lex. dealer.
17-11-2018, 02:49 AM
rob its sealant backing cord - its closed cell foam cord/backing used to fill the gap in large tile gaps before selaing or grouting. a builders merchant should have it trade name is cordex.
make a cut in the door seal, work thru a cable etc, attach the cordex, pull the cable thru and reseal the door seal wth wetsuit repair sealant
Awesome, thanks Rob - will check that out :thumbup:
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rob its sealant backing cord - its closed cell foam cord/backing used to fill the gap in large tile gaps before selaing or grouting. a builders merchant should have it trade name is cordex.
make a cut in the door seal, work thru a cable etc, attach the cordex, pull the cable thru and reseal the door seal wth wetsuit repair sealant
Awesome, thanks Rob - will check that out :thumbup:
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17-11-2018, 04:17 AM
jasons Cool, will look into that- its also been suggested on some of the US forums that this could be the cause:
Yo, sorry for the direct email but im not a member of is300,net just read all the posts for the hell of it, (im a Lexus Mechanic and own a 03 sport cross) anyway, your wind noise (spread the word as needed) is probably caused by a missing body plug under the car. It is located on the "frame rail " area by the drivers feet, the hole is oval and is designed for vehicle tie down during transport on a truck. Without the plug wind noise travels up the a pillar and sounds very similar to a "slightly open window". these plugs are on both sides of the car front and rear, and new plugs can be attained at your lex. dealer.
Just had a look under the car and the drivers side one was missing- blanked it over so we'll see if that makes a difference...
J
jasons Cool, will look into that- its also been suggested on some of the US forums that this could be the cause:
Yo, sorry for the direct email but im not a member of is300,net just read all the posts for the hell of it, (im a Lexus Mechanic and own a 03 sport cross) anyway, your wind noise (spread the word as needed) is probably caused by a missing body plug under the car. It is located on the "frame rail " area by the drivers feet, the hole is oval and is designed for vehicle tie down during transport on a truck. Without the plug wind noise travels up the a pillar and sounds very similar to a "slightly open window". these plugs are on both sides of the car front and rear, and new plugs can be attained at your lex. dealer.
Just had a look under the car and the drivers side one was missing- blanked it over so we'll see if that makes a difference...
J
17-11-2018, 04:38 AM
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17-11-2018, 04:38 AM #15interesting, get a quick picture of the location, just so people know where to look :thumbup1:
jae 2010 best lexus category show and shine winner
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