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2010 Silverado Crew - Noise From Rear Pass. Corner

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Stex Senior Enthusiast

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^ Thanks, I passed this on to my service manager friend. They did a bunch of work back there with tape and pads but not sure if this update was on their work sheet. Man I hate to think we need to tear that apart again. A lot of work...but the noise is still bad...have been just turning up the tunes to drown it out...

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Stex Senior Enthusiast

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Ya, mine is louder after the fix! Service manager said the TSB update was the additon of other covered trucks??? Not a procedure change??????? Anybody check that??? Friend o fmine had his wifes truck fixed (an 09) and he said she says it is louder too???

 

Yesterday I put/cramed some pipe insulation over the outside of the vent. It did make it quiter. But I can not leave it there.

L29er Senior Enthusiast

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my dealer says they won`t bother doing anything cause the latest TSB doesn`t Satisfy anyone. Damnit i`m starting to get used to it by now too! :lol: they better get on it, its been SEVERAL MONTHS ALREADY!!! :seeya:

zacharywhitson Enthusiast

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I had mine fixed yesterday. I haven't gone on any road trips yet but I think it's better.....it's not as good as it was when I had ductape and a pair of shorts wedged over the vent's. but I think it's reasonably better.

bogeypro Enthusiast

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does this go for the 2011 as well or is the fix on place on the newest model?

 

I haven't noticed any excessive road noise. I took family and my mom and dad (who are very picky and would say something if they thought it was wrong) on a 2 hour trip last weekend and neither one said a word about any excessive noise coming from the back - and believe me, they would have.

snarkee Senior Enthusiast

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had the tsb done last week....and its going back tomorrow because its not fixed

 

4 trips to dealership in the last 3 weeks for a few warranty things...since they closed my local dealer, i have to drive 25mins to drop it off, take shuttle home, leave it for the day, get a shuttle ride back, and drive 25 mins home ..... awesome, especially when the problem isnt fixed!!!

wfleeger Enthusiast

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im going in on tuesday to take the manager for a ride

 

I don't know if this is the same with most others, but my wife doesn't hear anything in the passenger seat, while it sounds like the back passenger window is down to me. Maybe you should let the service manager drive it if he says he can't hear anything and you do. Just a thought.

N2Black Enthusiast

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I am glad I found this tread. i have the same problem with my 2010. It seems that no one got theirs fix yet. The noise from the passenger rear drives me crazy. It is like the door is open or the window is down. I guess i am going to go to the dealer tommorrow.

snarkee Senior Enthusiast

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im going in on tuesday to take the manager for a ride

 

I don't know if this is the same with most others, but my wife doesn't hear anything in the passenger seat, while it sounds like the back passenger window is down to me. Maybe you should let the service manager drive it if he says he can't hear anything and you do. Just a thought.

 

 

 

thats exactly what i had planned :crazy:

5829BMG Enthusiast

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I dont think all the tape/foam and pading or anything else you can stuff back there is going to help. With the super thin metal and super aerodynamic body style of these trucks we're stuck with hearing the air rushing past the cab. It's not an air leak just sounds like it. :crazy:

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