Wind noise just developed

[kernen]

My drivers side door literally developed wind noise overnite. The wind noise is adjacent to the hand grab on a-pillar. I can eliminate the noise by squeezing the inside of window frame and a-pillar. have 12800 miles, 3 months old. Took it to dealer today and they adjusted the door and that removed most of the wind noise. it was super quiet before the problem appeared. The technician said he sees quite a bit of this problem. my 04. 5 Quad cab never developed this problem , had it for nearly 50000 mile and same duty service. have any of you experienced this problem.



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06 Mega cab,2500,SLT black,4x4,3. 73, limited slip,G56,Jacobs E-brake,Mopar nav in dash, Mopar Sirius, Line-x over rails, RK alum. diamond plate tool box Line-xed, Putco polished alum. locking fuel door, Kilby condensor guard,BFG 315-70R17 All terrain KO, Mopar mud flaps, Mopar alum . chrome oval step tubes

 

[sevobuck]

Mine does the same thing when the winds are really fast. When I was driving across Kansas it was almost unbearable.

 

[kernen]

mine did it almost inany wind but much worse w/ crosswind from the opposite side from wind noise side. kansas is much like okla when it comes to winds

 

[NickSullivan]

Just noticed this problem over the weekend. I was thinking it had to do with the door hitting the door seal when opening or closing the door. This is going to be an on going problem I think.



Sully

 

[RKerner]

Mine has developed a wind noise on the driver's rear door that is really evident in crosswinds. My body guy tells me this is pretty common on 3rd gens and adjusting the doors takes care of most, if not all the noise. My doorseals have been replaced twice for the TSBs and my extended warranty does not cover soft parts so I'll find out if the adjustment fixes things this week. At least they don't tear anymore.

 

[BFaller]

I also hear a lot of wind noise from the front of the drivers door on my 06 Mega Cab. It's really bad in strong cross winds.