Visciuos wind noise
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I don't think you have to be a die hard owner to download it and try to answer your own questions. It might help keep you from getting ripped off by a shop.
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The guy at AB is right, bend your door frame in and it will take care of the problem. It's not an uncommon tweak to get doors to seal properly. Someone may have at some time tried to unlock your doors by pulling the top of the door frames back and dropping a wire in or something like that, not uncommon for a person who has no idea how to open a locked door.
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The guy at AB is right, bend your door frame in and it will take care of the problem. It's not an uncommon tweak to get doors to seal properly. Someone may have at some time tried to unlock your doors by pulling the top of the door frames back and dropping a wire in or something like that, not uncommon for a person who has no idea how to open a locked door.
Im not bending nothing. There has to be a reason why the frame it not making the seal. Something is loose or worn out. Plain and simple. BTW, the rave manual didn't have what I was looking for. It gives alot of photos & information but not detail photos.
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I had a similar problem - wind noise and water getting in. I thought it was the door frame as well and was going to add some stick on weather stripping when I noticed that the window channel had slipped down about 3 inches. It wasn't something that was particularly noticeable, the channel was not worn, it had just slipped down and wasn't sealing the window at the top corner. I used a scribe to grab hold of it and slide it back up into position. Since then I haven't had any problems with it, wind noise gone and no water leaking.
What I'm talking about is the u-channel felt in the door casing that the window slides up and down in.
What I'm talking about is the u-channel felt in the door casing that the window slides up and down in.
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My window is not the part that is moving. It tight upside the frame. The window frame is what is being pulled away from the A-pillar. This frame is whats not making a good seal up against the truck body. Like I stated earlier, when you have the door open with the window roll up you can move the frame about a 1/16'' +or- either way. Their is no play in the window itself.
And I dont own a RAVE CD. Im not that die hard of a LR owner to need one I guess. I just pay someone to work on it for the stuff I cant fix. Im pretty mechanically savie.
And I dont own a RAVE CD. Im not that die hard of a LR owner to need one I guess. I just pay someone to work on it for the stuff I cant fix. Im pretty mechanically savie.
There are a few screws that you need to loosen, then lift up on the window frame and have a helper tighten the screws back up.
The door and window frame are 2 separate pieces.
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