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Voron Glass Tape-on Extra Durable Rain Guards for Ford Transit 2014-2023, Window Deflectors, Vent Window Visors, 2 Pieces - 110202

Voron Glass Tape-on Extra Durable Rain Guards for Ford Transit 2014-2023, Window Deflectors, Vent Window Visors, 2 Pieces - 110202

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Attention! CUSTOM FIT only for Ford Transit 2014-2023 Commercial Models (Cargo Van Medium Roof, Cargo Van High Roof, Crew Van Medium Roof, Crew Van High Roof, Passenger Van Medium Roof, Passenger Van High Roof), do not fit for Transit 2014-2023 with Low Roof, Transit Connect, Transit Courier and Transit Custom. Extra-Durable Polycarbonate – Voron Glass car window air deflectors are made with an ultra-strong, reinforced polycarbonate material to protect against heat, wind, rain, and environmental damage when you’re on the road. Full-size Side Window Deflectors – This 2-piece set includes passenger and driver side rain guards that create a seamless look that protects you from sun rays, rain drops, and wind while you’re driving with the window down. Improved Ventilation and Air Flow – Great for all weather conditions our Voron Glass window deflectors help improve ventilation inside and outside your van to reduce mirror and window fogging while increasing air circulation. Quick and Easy Installation – Each of our outside mount vent window visors comes with double-sided 3M sticky tape that provides a long-lasting secure installation. No tools or complicated instructions necessary.

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    Remediating high speed wind noise on front door seals?

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     by gregoryx
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      #22 ·
      I had terrible whistling and crosswinds on my HR van until I bought wind guards for over the windows (driver side & passenger side). It used to actually toss the van about until I got them. Crazy easy fix. Now at 85 mph, no noise, no crosswinds, and it doesn't blow all over the road. Hope this helps! Make sure you get the right ones for your roof size. https://www.amazon.com/Voron-Glass-...InFzcCI6IjAuMDAifQ==&s=automotive&sr=1-2&th=1
       
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      Curious if everyone else's experience is similar to ours: the loudest wind noises are on the leeward side in a crosswind for us. IOW, if the wind is blowing from the driver's side, it's the passenger's side door that is loud.

      Also, we got a bit of improvement by adding the wind deflector things. Not a cure, for sure; but it's better.

      We have the rubber seal but haven't installed it yet. One possible good-combo thing is the above wind deflectors allow the windows to be cracked without risk of rain while parked. Thinking that might help with the pressure from the air-tight problem.
       
    3. Rolf

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      #29 ·
      gregoryx said:
      Curious if everyone else's experience is similar to ours: the loudest wind noises are on the leeward side in a crosswind for us. IOW, if the wind is blowing from the driver's side, it's the passenger's side door that is loud.

      Also, we got a bit of improvement by adding the wind deflector things. Not a cure, for sure; but it's better.

      We have the rubber seal but haven't installed it yet. One possible good-combo thing is the above wind deflectors allow the windows to be cracked without risk of rain while parked. Thinking that might help with the pressure from the air-tight problem.
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      Yep same here…it really has to be quite windy too for this to happen and straight on headwinds not
      much of an issue there, it’s those nasty crosswinds…
       
  2. Kayakerandcat

    Bad Door?

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      There's another thread on this right now as well. Crosswind makes the leeward door /really/ loud. Adjusting it might help; but adding more gasket material seems to help most. Down-side is it removes the venting that the lower door offers and makes your ears pop when you close a door. And you have to close the doors hard since there's less pressure relief.

      We found these things help a bit; but not in the worst situations.
       
    2. Kayakerandcat

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      Discussion Starter · #5 ·
      gregoryx said:
      There's another thread on this right now as well. Crosswind makes the leeward door /really/ loud. Adjusting it might help; but adding more gasket material seems to help most. Down-side is it removes the venting that the lower door offers and makes your ears pop when you close a door. And you have to close the doors hard since there's less pressure relief.

      We found these things help a bit; but not in the worst situations.
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      Thanks! These look helpful…as long as they don’t fall off!
       
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