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<blockquote data-quote="bhs" data-source="post: 703299" data-attributes="member: 42143"><p>Eter, </p><p>This is what I have mentioned in my earlier post, to be exact, A and B pillar window rubber seals. I did the DIY but it does not look "premium" but is works well. Sorry still dunno how to upload the photos. </p><p></p><p>Next is the external fender work mentioned by Jsimon. If he can advise the technician's name, I wish to talk to him so that I can advise what to do for the warranty claim from where I bought the car from. I have pointed out the wind prob for warranty claim but they say they have no solutions, full stop. </p><p></p><p>I believe if this fender and window seals rectified then the basic problem should be solved. The rest are additional modifications like autofoam. Frankly, I have done autofoam but it only make the wind noise more focused. So better find and solve the root cause first.</p><p></p><p><span style="color: silver"><span style="font-size: 9px">- - - Updated - - -</span></span></p><p></p><p>Eter, </p><p>This is what I have mentioned in my earlier post, to be exact, A and B pillar window rubber seals. I did the DIY but it does not look "premium" but is works well. Sorry still dunno how to upload the photos. </p><p></p><p>Next is the external fender work mentioned by Jsimon. If he can advise the technician's name, I wish to talk to him so that I can advise what to do for the warranty claim from where I bought the car from. I have pointed out the wind prob for warranty claim but they say they have no solutions, full stop. </p><p></p><p>I believe if this fender and window seals rectified then the basic problem should be solved. The rest are additional modifications like autofoam. Frankly, I have done autofoam but it only make the wind noise more focused. So better find and solve the root cause first.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bhs, post: 703299, member: 42143"] Eter, This is what I have mentioned in my earlier post, to be exact, A and B pillar window rubber seals. I did the DIY but it does not look "premium" but is works well. Sorry still dunno how to upload the photos. Next is the external fender work mentioned by Jsimon. If he can advise the technician's name, I wish to talk to him so that I can advise what to do for the warranty claim from where I bought the car from. I have pointed out the wind prob for warranty claim but they say they have no solutions, full stop. I believe if this fender and window seals rectified then the basic problem should be solved. The rest are additional modifications like autofoam. Frankly, I have done autofoam but it only make the wind noise more focused. So better find and solve the root cause first. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Eter, This is what I have mentioned in my earlier post, to be exact, A and B pillar window rubber seals. I did the DIY but it does not look "premium" but is works well. Sorry still dunno how to upload the photos. Next is the external fender work mentioned by Jsimon. If he can advise the technician's name, I wish to talk to him so that I can advise what to do for the warranty claim from where I bought the car from. I have pointed out the wind prob for warranty claim but they say they have no solutions, full stop. I believe if this fender and window seals rectified then the basic problem should be solved. The rest are additional modifications like autofoam. Frankly, I have done autofoam but it only make the wind noise more focused. So better find and solve the root cause first. [/QUOTE]
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