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Posted on Oct 15, 2009

Wind noise at about 60 miles a hour

Vibrating sound wind noise at about 60 miles a hour. sounds like it is the windsheild or under the dash

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    Problem started after driving about 60 miles and a lot of wind and dust.

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This is common with these cars. There is no fix for the wind noise.

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