'98 3rd Door wind noise
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OK, I'll admit I have no clue what he did......
but a body shop that worked on my truck and, as of now, am throughly impressed with DID adjust my 3rd door by
adjusting my door with a wrench and a $50.00 bill. (don't think a $1.00 bill would've made any difference but here goes)
He slipped the bill between the weather stripping on the door and the door/body and checked for tightness, like a feeler guage. Meaning he closed the door on the bill and pulled it out to see/feel the drag (and/or tightness).
He got rid of the wind noise in seconds flat and throughly impressed me in the processs
Just my 2 cents!
adjusting my door with a wrench and a $50.00 bill. (don't think a $1.00 bill would've made any difference but here goes)
He slipped the bill between the weather stripping on the door and the door/body and checked for tightness, like a feeler guage. Meaning he closed the door on the bill and pulled it out to see/feel the drag (and/or tightness).
He got rid of the wind noise in seconds flat and throughly impressed me in the processs
Just my 2 cents!
#7
Passenger door adjust?
Originally posted by justusinfla
but a body shop that worked on my truck and, as of now, am throughly impressed with DID adjust my 3rd door by
adjusting my door with a wrench and a $50.00 bill. (don't think a $1.00 bill would've made any difference but here goes)
He slipped the bill between the weather stripping on the door and the door/body and checked for tightness, like a feeler guage. Meaning he closed the door on the bill and pulled it out to see/feel the drag (and/or tightness).
He got rid of the wind noise in seconds flat and throughly impressed me in the processs
Just my 2 cents!
but a body shop that worked on my truck and, as of now, am throughly impressed with DID adjust my 3rd door by
adjusting my door with a wrench and a $50.00 bill. (don't think a $1.00 bill would've made any difference but here goes)
He slipped the bill between the weather stripping on the door and the door/body and checked for tightness, like a feeler guage. Meaning he closed the door on the bill and pulled it out to see/feel the drag (and/or tightness).
He got rid of the wind noise in seconds flat and throughly impressed me in the processs
Just my 2 cents!