Cargo van making strange noise.
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guido4475
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Ok, so I took it to a shop to have it looked at. Told them about the mysterious rumbling sound at over 60 mph.
They found the problem.(s)
I had a new windshield replaced a couple months ago. The rubber molding at the top of the windshield came loose and unglued so it was flapping at high speeds. So problem solved.
But also needed tie rods replaced AGAIN.
Michigan roads; Gotta love em.
Thanks for all the suggestions though!
Glad they found the rumbling weatherstrip noise...
I swear by Moog problem solver steering and suspension parts. They cost more, but built the best and most durable.
It's happened before...Hang in there, Gretchen will fix the damn roads......Michigan roads; Gotta love em.
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Windshield. That, I didn't see coming
Agree. I said it was a strange rumbling noise from the front of vehicle. Kind of like the sound of playing cards on the spokes of a bike when you were a kid to make it sound like a motorcycle. As soon as the mechanic pointed to the loose molding I said to myself of course, that's right. I had that windshield fixed a couple months ago and that's the sound the molding would make when,at high speeds, air would make that sound.
But the suggestions about checking the wheels/ front end helped though because they found a tie rod problem that I needed to get fixed. Plus I'm due for an inspection in another month. So, done and done.
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They used Moog parts.Ok, so I took it to a shop to have it looked at. Told them about the mysterious rumbling sound at over 60 mph.
They found the problem.(s)
I had a new windshield replaced a couple months ago. The rubber molding at the top of the windshield came loose and unglued so it was flapping at high speeds. So problem solved.
But also needed tie rods replaced AGAIN.
Michigan roads; Gotta love em.
Thanks for all the suggestions though!
Glad they found the rumbling weatherstrip noise...
I swear by Moog problem solver steering and suspension parts. They cost more, but built the best and most durable.