PhilipMSPT

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I've had my car now for about 22 months now (32k miles), and I've noticed a bit more wind noise in the car.

I turned off the radio this morning, and while driving, noticed wind noise around both the driver and passenger A-pillars.

Is this a (old and drying) rubber seal issue? Should I use a product to "moisturize" the rubber seal? Can and should it be replaced?

Nothing really necessary. I listen to music all the time, and I only hear the wind noise with the radio off (which is practically never).

I just want to know if there is an easy fix...

Thanks in advance for your advice!

caymandive

iTrader: (2)

Ever have your windshield replaced? I had to replace mine last year with an after market one and I've noticed slightly more wind noise.

PhilipMSPT

iTrader: (5)

Nah. Still the original...

ihkskim

i have same issue here too, but i replaced windshield a long time ago so i dunno if that's the reason

tt061880

I have the same issue and on the original windshield.

MLevinson

You may try reseating the seals - I'm sure they move around from expansion and contraction. I know that I developed a slight high-speed wind noise in the b-pillar after a few months, and reseating the door seals around that area seemed to resole the issue.

Your call...

Gernby

iTrader: (1)

Maybe you should try some Shin-Etsu grease that Honda recommends as regular maintenance on the seals around the S2000's convertable top.

PhilipMSPT

iTrader: (5)

And how do I do that?

MLevinson

Re-SEATing not resealing... Some of the seals can be removed and reinstallaed which will reseat them.

iSuxeL

iTrader: (21)

I say bring it back to the dealership, you shouldnt have to deal with any of this.

Shoyuu

I would try this also if reseating does not help.

Kudos to Gernby, since I forgot the name of the product.

lexus250

I have the same issue and also with the sunroof i noticed more and more.

Rash

iTrader: (1)

I was gonna do a thread about that!

tt061880

hahaahahaha

PhilipMSPT

iTrader: (5)

Thanks.

As you can tell, I don't know how to deal with that...


BTW, is this an easy DIY, or should I leave it to professionals?