WIND NOISE

Big Sexy · Jan 13, 2024

Add me to the list of people angry about the wind noise. I took it to the dealer, and they said the shop foreman said that's by design. I can't accept that. Next week I am going to call the other Toyota dealer across town to see what they say. Their location is far-from-convienent for me, but given what I paid for this truck I don't want to hear wind.

Big Sexy · Jan 13, 2024

mallard386 said: ↑

My 23 limited is currently at the dealership getting my mirrors replaced. I thought I had the same issues, but when I clasped the mirrors the noise stopped. The dealership said I could fix it with tape, but I opted for new mirrors.
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I'm sorry....clasping the mirrors? In the current context I don't get what clasping is. I know I'm humiliating myself, but I want the wind noise gone so badly I'm willing to be laughed at.

Big Sexy · Jan 13, 2024

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Brothers from another mother. I took the post from MJE505 and tried something from my lens. I'm a road biker and had some tubes sitting around. 700x21-23c. For those of you that don't know road bike tubes out of the box: thin, flat, not too wide. 0.7" wide and 0.125" thick. Not to mention rubber which is great for vibration dampening. I cut strips to cover the sides and the top of each window except the back slider. Not small strips basically as long as possible avoiding the 90 degree angles. I put the tubing inside the rubber seal by pulling down the seal from the inside with windows down, and put the bike tubing on the outside portion of the door frame. Sits between the rubber seal and the metal door frame nicely. When putting the rubber seal back in place it sits slightly further out but unless you are looking for discrepancies it's not noticeable. Window still goes up/down NO issues. But I can tell there is slight increase in resistance but seems to be just the right amount.

Massive decrease in wind noise. Usually when I hit 50 mph it is definitely noticeable! I will was still good at 55 mph. Massive grin on my face. I like the truck but the noise seriously made me think about a trade for the unmentionable FORD. I love the look of the Ford 150 Tremor with a front leveling kit.

The rubber seal or gaskets, not sure the exact name, seem cheap and flimsy not to mention fit seems a bit loose especially when compared to my 2010 Tundra (which is very quiet).
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can you offer some photos or more detail on this one?

Kap1 · Jan 13, 2024

Here's the main thread on wind noise:

https://www.tundras.com/threads/wind-noise-concern.98646/page-12

Read page 12, tape up all seams between window and door, mirror and truck and door, remove tape slowly to figure out where wind is coming from.

Tlas2591 · Jan 14, 2024

It seams to me it the wind coming off mirror hitting the side window making the noise ,you can extended mirror out it helps close mirror makes it worse

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