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Sounds like a mosquito in my right speaker at speed

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I had the same issue - lots of extraneous noise caused by a badly-installed windshield.

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I had the same issue - lots of extraneous noise caused by a badly-installed windshield.

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At least that is what I've heard solved this problem from others.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Have a 2000 C2 cab that is new to me. When I get above ~55 mph I start to hear a vibration from the right front dash speaker that sounds just like a mosquito. I'm pretty sure its not coming from the speaker itself. Outside wind direction and semis driving by effect the sound so I'm pretty sure its an air leak. Any ideas? This one has me stumped...

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Actually it is the windshield seal that is leaking. You need to have the seal replaced. At least that is what I've heard solved this problem from others. https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...ash-noise.html

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Lol. Thanks for the tip. Better than tearing my dash apart.

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I had the same issue - lots of extraneous noise caused by a badly-installed windshield. Easy-ish fix. Tech popped in a new seal, result was no more noise.

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