Ruído do vento

501-25-81 Body Repairs - General Information 501-25-81 DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION Wind Noise Wind noises as well as other general noises are dealt with under Noise, Vibration and Harshness (NVH). NOTE: Basic and in-depth training is offered on the following topics. You will find an overview of the complete range of courses in the Training Brochure issued by the Ford Service Organization. Due to the continuous reduction in drivetrain noises, wind noises have come to the fore in the vehicle and are perceived to a greater extent by the customer. Potential areas of wind noises TO BE UPDATED LATER Item Description 1 Wiper arms 2 Windscreen seal 3 Antenna/antenna base 4 Sun roof/roof rail 5 Tailgate 6 Door handles 7 Exterior Rear View Mirror There are various causes of wind noises. They can be due to the design of the vehicle, or they can occur after a repair. They are mostly caused by poorly mounted components, which must be located and installed in the correct position. General information In order to carry out targeted diagnosis, it is important to know the basics of noise formation and sound transmission. Item Description 8 Door seals Headlamps 10 Radiator grille. Noises are categorized according to their type and formation as follows: "Normal" air flow noises: Normal air flow noises are caused by air blowing against even, flat vehicle surfaces, such as the