The Original i30 Owners Club
GOT PROBLEMS OR ISSUES? => GENERAL => Topic started by: Bel680 on February 07, 2011, 12:11:09
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Hubbie and I are on our yearly trip away, the first big long drive we've done in Bluebelle, 996.4km in 2 days... we've found a few little things that are annoying when driving long distance.
One the windscreen in too big/on to little of an angle, the legs have a line of sunburn... but the most annoying thing in the whistling noise, I can't figure out if its the door seals or windscreen seal, not really sure what else it could be?? Any ideas?? :question:
I'll take a pic of the front of Bluebelle for you all tomorrow too, so you can see just how much of a bug magnet the front of our beloved cars are.. :eek:
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I don't recall an annoying whistle in my old CRDi..(haven't done a long high speed run in the CW yet)
Is yours a petrol or Diesel? If it's the later the turbo could be whistling but if it were that loud and annoying it would be a worry :scared:
Will be interested to see other replys! :winker:
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I get wind noise from the windscreen rubbers at high speed
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I don't have any annoying whistling sound..not even at 180 km/h+. Mine's a CW, but nevertheless..
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She's a petrol :)
I was thinking that it might be the wind getting under the rubber strips along the roof??
oh and here's the bugs pic...
(http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a114/AusMLP/i30/IMG_0196.jpg)
Any ideas on how I get the bugs out of my radiator??
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She's a petrol :)
I was thinking that it might be the wind getting under the rubber strips along the roof??
oh and here's the bugs pic...
(http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a114/AusMLP/i30/IMG_0196.jpg)
Any ideas on how I get the bugs out of my radiator??
Is that a dent in the middle of your bonnet?
Re: the bugs. They'll dry out and disintegrate relatively quickly.
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I suspect the "dent" may be a reflection of a light fitting or smoke detector overhead...... :winker:
As for the whistle, did you check to make sure all your windows are wound fully up?
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Yup "dent" is the light in the carport.
And windows all the way up :)
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just because the windows are all up doesn't mean it isn't a window whistling. :idea: if you put a window down a bit does it stop.?
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mirrors can cause wind deflection, hence a whistle
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just because the windows are all up doesn't mean it isn't a window whistling. :idea: if you put a window down a bit does it stop.?
Will give it a try next time we hear it, didn't hear it at all while driving today...