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Gaps in door weather stripping
When I was trying to figure out how to decrease the air pressure in my cab so that my doors close better someone recommended that I try leaving a gap in the weather stripping at the bottom of the door jamb where the kick plate is. It seems like that would cause a whistle or wind noise. What do you all think?
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Re: Gaps in door weather stripping
You could leave a floor vent open.
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I am more trying to figure out if I will get a whistling noise than alternative solution. |
Re: Gaps in door weather stripping
Are your rear cab corners sealed up on the inside ? Because, they usually vent/drain to the outside.
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Re: Gaps in door weather stripping
The drains are there but there is a carpet there also which might be preventing air from exiting there.
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Based on everyone offering alternative ways of venting the cab should I assume, that the answer to my question is YES? That if I leave gaps in my weather stripping along the bottom edge of my door I will get wind noise.
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Re: Gaps in door weather stripping
Wind noise,road noise and water intrusion. You should be able to just pull the weather strip up from the bottom section of the door opening. Close the door on it,
and go road test it. To see if it's acceptable to you or not. Just to clarify, your having issues with your ears being boxed. When closing the doors. Not the actual physical act of closing the doors ? |
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When I close the door I can see the roof bulge. When I have the passenger door open or the windows down the door closes easily but when everything is shut I have to shut the door harder. I don't have any problem with it effecting my ears when I shut it from the inside.
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