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Old 03-06-2003, 07:22 PM
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300E wind noise from driver's door

Hi,

I am experiencing wind noise only from the driver's door on my 86 300E (77K)

It is particularly pronounced at higher speeds. If I pull the top rear corner of the door in, the noise reduces considerably. Basic inspection shows that the weather strip on the door is good.

Is the fix as easy as replacing the weather strip on the door, the weather strip that goes around the window or does the door have to be adjusted?

Thank you.

hs

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Old 03-07-2003, 12:32 AM
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hs

It sounds to me like what you need to do is adjust the upper doorframe. To do this, lower the window until it is completely inside the door. Ideally you want to block the door from completely closing so you can gently apply force to the offending upper corner of the door frame. This is all under the presumption that it is just the upper window frame that has the problem, not the whole door.

The way I do it is to find a hard piece of wood and put in between the door jam lock mount and the door lock. You want enough room to bend the frame over slight to move it in wards.

Other I know do this adjustment by carefully putting their foot on the out side edge and pulling the offending door frame edge towards them.

Either way, do it a little at a time. You should see how the edge lines up with the rear door leading edge, next to it. Sometimes are fairly good pull is needed.

Keep us posted,

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Old 03-07-2003, 12:47 AM
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FIRST you need to ESTABLISH WHERE the noise is ORIGINATING . . .

It it the DOOR APERATURE? WINDOW CHANNEL? MIRROR?

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