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Window wind noise

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YOUR RESEARCHWindow wind noise

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Adjust but don’t know how or by how much

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I understand that this can be adjusted but don’t know how or by how much to do so.

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Test drive every time i

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Any guidance would be welcome and advice on how to test if it is correctly aligned without having to test drive every time I adjust?

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Adjust but don’t know how or by how much

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I understand that this can be adjusted but don’t know how or by how much to do so.

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Window wind noise

Test drive every time i

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Any guidance would be welcome and advice on how to test if it is correctly aligned without having to test drive every time I adjust?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a ‘99 C2 and there is a little wind noise coming from the drivers side window. I understand that this can be adjusted but don’t know how or by how much to do so. Any guidance would be welcome and advice on how to test if it is correctly aligned without having to test drive every time I adjust? thanks team 996!

POST 2Original post

Here are the instructions from the manual. I found it was more a case of applying the engineer's formula, TLAR (that looks about right). Download

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks Richard, I’ll give this a go and see where I get to. Cheers!

POST 4Original post

Omg, why is everything so complicated with these cars?

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