Air coming through doors.
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Air coming through doors.
I was wondering if anyone else has noticed any air coming through the door handles and window controls on doors when travelling on the highway. I noticed it may have something to do with whether the heat is going through the defroster or through the front vents, but I haven't figured out which causes the air to come in yet. Any Solutions?
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Originally Posted by G35 Mass
With my sunroof tilted up/out, I get air being sucked in through the inside door handles. You could seal that up, but its just going to cause air to be sucked in somewhere else...
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Did any of you remove the door lock/window panel? Or could be that it came loose over time?
I actually had this problem this morning after removing the driver's door lock/window panel (by simply pulling up on it). Once I put the panel back in, and started driving....tons of air came through it!
I thought, did I break some type of seal? So I double-checked it, reinserted twice and it still did it. Then I realized that I really didn't put the panel back in properly. It was in tight, but there are holes on the door panel that the door lock/window switch panel must slide into, otherwise there isn't a real "seal".
So, I just angled the door lock/window switch panel so that the part closest to me was lower, and the part against the door was higher. Then as I pushed down on front end of the window switch panel, I also pushed it against the door slightly, to ensure the clips slid into the holes properly.
BINGO! Air/wind is gone. Maybe that will help???
I actually had this problem this morning after removing the driver's door lock/window panel (by simply pulling up on it). Once I put the panel back in, and started driving....tons of air came through it!
I thought, did I break some type of seal? So I double-checked it, reinserted twice and it still did it. Then I realized that I really didn't put the panel back in properly. It was in tight, but there are holes on the door panel that the door lock/window switch panel must slide into, otherwise there isn't a real "seal".
So, I just angled the door lock/window switch panel so that the part closest to me was lower, and the part against the door was higher. Then as I pushed down on front end of the window switch panel, I also pushed it against the door slightly, to ensure the clips slid into the holes properly.
BINGO! Air/wind is gone. Maybe that will help???