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Body Repairs - General Information
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
The sun roof may be the cause of whistling noises
in the roof area. The sun roof may be incorrectly
adjusted or the seal on the sun roof may be
damaged.
Noises from the door area could come from a
window which does not fully close. Side guides
(seals) can also be the cause of wind noises.
The covers of window frames can be incorrectly
mounted or aligned. The quarter-lights in doors
must also be checked for correct installation.
Corrective measures
Check the gaps and adjust them according to the
specifications. If there are problems at the sun roof,
correct the adjustment and if necessary replace
the seals.
Problem area at side windows
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Side windows which do not fully shut -arrows- must
be adjusted. If the vehicle is equipped with electric
window regulators, the remedy may be to perform
the window regulator learning process again. In all
cases, make certain that the glass enters far
enough into the seal.
Ancillary Components
Components installed on the bodywork may cause
noises when they are not correctly mounted.
When troubleshooting it may be helpful to remove
the suspected component or, when this is not
possible, to mask it off with suitable covering tape.
Roof moldings, roof rail, roof antennas
Moldings and roof moldings must touch the
bodywork along their whole length without any gap.
Check the end sections in particular. These must
neither have any splits nor stand away from the
bodywork.
Noises may come from the roof rail if the seal
between it and the roof is not correctly installed or
is cracked. Gaps at the mounting grooves of the
carrier can also create wind noises.
The roof antenna and antenna foot seal must be
correctly secured. The seal must lie completely on
the roof and must not be damaged.
Roof moldings mounting
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If the original mounting points of the roof moldings
are in good condition, the fixing can be improved
using silicone sealant -arrow- if necessary. Align
or renew the seals of the roof rail. Reduce the
clearances of the mounting grooves.
Corrective measures
If the original mounting points of the roof moldings
are in good condition, the fixing can be improved
if necessary using silicone sealant -arrow-.
Exterior mirrors
Exterior mirrors or covers of exterior mirrors which
are not correctly mounted cause noises. The cover
must lie evenly on the component and must not lift
during driving. There are ducts present on the
doors for the electrical or mechanical adjusters for
the exterior mirrors. If there are leaks, wind noises
will be caused. Holes can also be present at the
transition to other components.
Exterior mirror seals