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malex002 wrote:
i would suggest that you tape around your windows and anywhere you think wind could get in with painters tape and take a drive. You'll find out pretty quick where the wind is coming from.
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โMay-13-2020 07:14 AM
Jamesmcginley wrote:
I just bought a 2009 American tradition while I was driving home I noticed a considerable amount of wi d noise. After looking for gaps in the gaskets and windows I believe the windshield may have been replace and looks like a gasket is missing at the bottom of the windshield where the generator slide mates to glass area. I have attached a picture if anyone can help I would appreciate it or take a picture of their coach so I can solve the wind noise.
I canโt attach a picture I am a medieval to this forum
โMay-13-2020 06:57 AM
way2roll wrote:garyemunson wrote:
A lot of Classs A wind noise comes from the window frame drain holes under the fixed piece of glass on the front side windows. The drain holes under the sliding section are more than sufficient to prevent water building up and leaking in (and water can't come in under the fixed glass). The holes may or may not have useless little plastic "awnings" over them. If so, pull the ones off the holes under the fixed glass and cover the holes with black electrical tape. Big difference in wind noise.
Are you suggesting removing weep hole covers and taping the holes closed? If so, this is bad advice. I did that once and ended up with wet interior walls after a rain storm. There is a reason those weep holes are there and it's to keep water from overfilling the window channel and running down the inside.
โMay-13-2020 05:06 AM
garyemunson wrote:
A lot of Classs A wind noise comes from the window frame drain holes under the fixed piece of glass on the front side windows. The drain holes under the sliding section are more than sufficient to prevent water building up and leaking in (and water can't come in under the fixed glass). The holes may or may not have useless little plastic "awnings" over them. If so, pull the ones off the holes under the fixed glass and cover the holes with black electrical tape. Big difference in wind noise.
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