JimBobNC

(2002 GS 300 with 200k miles)

I searched and searched for wind noise on the passenger side that started about 35mph and got worse with speed. I taped up the door seams numerous times without luck. I replaced inner door seals without luck. I will share this information with you to save you heartache and trouble. I later noticed a couple of rubber plugs missing UNDERNEATH the car. Mystery solved!

The approximately 1" holes toward the front can be plugged with McMaster-Carr item 9600k518. The 3/4" holes toward the back can be plugged with McMaster-Carr item 9600k516. If you need a couple, I will part with my remaining stock. While supplies last.

http://www.mcmaster.com/#9600k516/=y2ji3o

http://www.mcmaster.com/#9600k518/=y2jjd2

Mcon

iTrader: (1)

I have the same wind noise sound and I always thinking that was my Aristos Rain Gards or my power folding mirror. I try to no pup to much atention on it but you offer a few of this covers.

JimBobNC

??Bad Grammar??
But if you find plugs are missing just use masking/electrical/duct tape as a quick check and temporary fix.

Mcon

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When I write from my cell phone and my cell phone put what he wants after I sent it and you call it BAD GRAMMAR ?? What can I say about it, for you to understand me better and not have to criticize ?? About the rubber plugs, actually that is not my case. I check today my baby and my car have all the rubber plugs. I hope and this time you can undestand me better.
Thanks, and God Bless you.

Lavrishevo

iTrader: (1)

Another trick we use on the LS 430 is to condition your rubber seals with Shin Etsu grease. It works really well and protects against dry rot. I use a rubber glove and massage it into all rubber including the trunk, sunroof, and hood seals.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00GD4...IhL&ref=plSrch