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Old 03-20-2006, 11:36 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Window Whistle

Greetings All: I bought my first BMW in November (2002 325 Ci) - I love it AND this website. Very informative. Here's my question... I have an annoying little whistle eminating from some part of the driver's side window when I reach highway speeds. Are any inserts or devices that can be plugging into the window frame to break up this airflow? I'm envisioning a thin little plastic fin, about an inch or two long, which could be positioned anywhere along the window frame. Has anyone heard of such a thing? Thanks in advance.
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yup, check rubber door seals and check door alignment.
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you can also buy seal lube from your dealer that sometimes helps this concern
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