Norcal Spotted and BS Thread

I get something similar but on the drivers side, I think it might be the seal between the door and A pillar. Only happens in heavy wind or going really fast.

 

There's a known issue on the third gens which I've run into driving in a stiff wind, is that there's a hole in the frame below the driver door that's causing a note to be played. It's like blowing across the hole on a flute. Apparently there's no pretty fix other than duct tape.

I'm not sure it could be that on a 2nd gen.

 

@Twizted found this digging around its pretty much the exact noise I get:

Whistling Noise in Crosswinds At Highway Speed

 

What’s up fuckers.

 

I can’t take you serious Ms.minivan

 

Try missionary for a change...

 

I’d snap my twig off in her.

And you too sweetness.

 

Awe shit.

 

There was a thread somewhere about it being related to the front door seal. Fix was to put small foam weatherstripping D into the gap at least halfway. I think this was learned from later model years that have a slightly different door seal.

This is what I bought although I haven’t gotten around to installing it yet.

Audew 4M Car Truck Motor Door Rubber Seal Strip Decorate Weatherstrip Hollow https://www.amazon.com/dp/B012NMCVFE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_7oplDbKSD1WRD

 

yep.

 

I did this. Worked for me.
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/another-fix-for-the-tacoma-whistle.483051/

 

I get a whistle at 80+ with a heavy wind or cross wind, but I've always attributed it to the Weathertech wind deflectors I have. I pull the deflectors out to clean them and the channel, helps for a bit.

 

@jberry813 Like this?
Taken out of a '13

 

But I got full sound with the A/B button repeatedly