'17 Double Cab wind noise

[SILVER SLED]

Ok, good luck.  Hope you can track it down and fix it.  

[It's Tim]

On 2/11/2021 at 11:15 AM, rav3 said:

Thanks for the reply SgtThor....I have been working on the seals but nothing that I've done seems to help. I have adjusted the door lock anchor as much as it will go in toward the cabs, both front & rear. I've tried adding some of the "3/8" foam" crack fillers in the inside of the door seals but have not been successful to get it but in more than about half around the back door. May look for some rubber tubing that will fit that I can pull thru. My CPO warranty is up the end of Feb & since I have messed with it, don't think the dealer will do anything, so won't pursue that, but thanks for the suggestion.

Cab and/or frame is probably tweeked from a previous crash.

[rav3]

No accidents, done visually & via carfax. I know carfax doesn't always show accidents but I've been all over this truck. There's no evidence of any body work or paint.

[fsuboy75]

On 2/14/2021 at 3:37 PM, rav3 said:

Tread wear is nice, smooth & even on all tires. The road noise is entering either from the door seals or other areas of cab, whether it's from poor sound insulation or some place that needs some sound insulation.. I may have to remove the rear seat on passengers side to investigate further 

Why not take a video with your phone while driving so we can hear it.

[poconojoe]

I once had a vehicle that had the rear quarter replaced. It had a bad sound like you describe, mostly noticable at higher speeds. They had not aligned the door properly.