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Wind Noise - 11/18/2005 3:07:34 PM

mitch1

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We recently purchased a 04 H2 and the wind noise seems to be excessive. Can any one share with me their experience with the wind noise. It is not coming from the sunroor.

Thank you in advance

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RE: Wind Noise - 11/18/2005 3:46:45 PM

efrainl956

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It could also come from the roof rack mounted lights or from the mirrors.

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RE: Wind Noise - 11/18/2005 4:11:18 PM

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i've read other posts about it coming from the sides of the windshield. if you remove the outer molding and seal it with silicone, it should reduce, if not minimize, the problem. my sunroof guard makes a lot of noise too, i just turn the stereo up.

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RE: Wind Noise - 11/18/2005 4:15:13 PM

shortbus

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here's what i found

"A lot of times the side vertical black windshield edging is what is actually making the noise. You can remove these (open the door and find two side screws) and add weather stripping to keep the plastic from vibrating on the front of the window. "

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RE: Wind Noise - 11/18/2005 6:17:41 PM

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Ive heard of this problem but reallly havnt experienced it. I have the window vent shades and they make a bit of turbulant noise.

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RE: Wind Noise - 11/18/2005 6:39:46 PM

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i had to go back and look at your detail pics, i never noticed the door window shades. they look nice on your truck. how are they with side vision? i almost hit my head on the ceiling the way i have the seat adjusted (without my helmet), and wonder how much they'd block vision. there are enough blind spots on this thing without adding another (takes me 2 minutes to back out of a parking space, back and forth between the camera and side mirrors to make sure i'm not running over little junior wanting to see the tread on my tires)

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RE: Wind Noise - 11/18/2005 6:47:38 PM

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I like the shades alot. They really dont impare vision all that much. They do make it even more private inside. When my wife drives it and I'm looking in from the driveway I can hardly see her. What makes it real nice is opening the window a couple inches when its raining out or eveb just getting a little air inside with out getting wind blown on the high way.I also like that they are tucked under the weather stripping and not stuck on the outside.

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RE: Wind Noise - 11/18/2005 6:53:05 PM

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they look far better than the standard "bubble" designs i've seen. are they official hummer or aftermarket parts?

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RE: Wind Noise - 11/18/2005 10:18:17 PM

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They are official GM product. I had them put on for when I took delivery of the truck. I think they charged me $160 installled. I'm sure anyone could put them on very easily. I figured I have them put them on while they are getting the truck ready for me.

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RE: Wind Noise - 3/19/2006 7:56:52 PM

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Hey... were driving bricks... wind noise is gonna be a fact of life... thats why they put a stock Bose system in these puppies...

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RE: Wind Noise - 3/19/2006 9:22:59 PM

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Hey... were driving bricks... wind noise is gonna be a fact of life... thats why they put a stock Bose system in these puppies...

Mine is pretty quiet...

BTW, is the Monsoon system a product of Bose??

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RE: Wind Noise - 3/20/2006 3:34:29 AM

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I don't think so... I think Monsoon is a Delco.. GM brand isnt it? Is that what the H3's have? I havent been in one yet. Thinking of trading in my wifes Toyota 4runner for one. Do you like your's? Is it very roomy? We've got two kids and she is worried it wouldn't have as much room as her Toyota. She really needs a bigger vehicle, but she dosnt like driving the H2..oh well thats ok.. more for me.

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RE: Wind Noise - 3/20/2006 8:15:30 AM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Dennis

quote:

ORIGINAL: flexline

Hey... were driving bricks... wind noise is gonna be a fact of life... thats why they put a stock Bose system in these puppies...

Mine is pretty quiet...

BTW, is the Monsoon system a product of Bose??

Very good question i know a bunch of guys that work for Bose i ask them next time i see them at the bar

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RE: Wind Noise - 3/20/2006 8:50:34 AM

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quote:

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I don't think so... I think Monsoon is a Delco.. GM brand isnt it? Is that what the H3's have? I havent been in one yet. Thinking of trading in my wifes Toyota 4runner for one. Do you like your's? Is it very roomy? We've got two kids and she is worried it wouldn't have as much room as her Toyota. She really needs a bigger vehicle, but she dosnt like driving the H2..oh well thats ok.. more for me.

Flex...

I would say without a doubt YES..The H3 is everything a soccer mom needs, especially in the northern tundra land