Dynomite1371
Well-Known Member
The point I'm making is that I don't think what I heard is hard top wind noise necessarily. If wind blows across an object depending on strength and angle of wind, it will be audible.We've had severe winds here lately, that Nor-easter came through the other day and blew everything away that wasn't bolted down. I've lived here in Maryland most of my life and have never seen this much wind on a daily basis. I was driving home the other day at the peak of the wind, a bit scarey yes. Tractor trailers turning over everywhere, RT 95 shut down, etc. When driving in heavy cross wind I heard a intermittent whistle not high pitcher other like a leak noise of air coming in.. It seemed somewhere on the driver's side, (/wind was out of the left and heard with left ear). I feel no wind, or hear any coming I the vehicle, ever. Or water. The sound to me, seemed like the noise was coming off of the exterior of the vehicle at just the right angle to cause it. Like putting a beer bottle up to your lips and blowing across the opening to make that sound. If it only happens in heavy cross winds Im no that worried about it. If I were in my old JK I don't think I would have drove home when I did. The vents in the hood and front quarters worked! A couple of times when a 50/60 MPH gust hit right into the front if the JL, I saw the hood move! In the JK, I think I would have got a close up of the hood against the windshield. The JL, despite a little, heavy crosswind, low whistle noise was much more stable. Some cars were pulling over and waiting the wind out..
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