Question for Quad Cab owners
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I was driving on the highway today. Outside temp was 83 degrees. I put my rear drivers side window all the way down and the incoming air made a deafening sound. Any other QC folks have this happen ???
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Ya, i noticed that also as i drove home my new Hemi. Later when i was paroosing thru the owners manual, they talk about that, and suggest that if you roll down the front al the way, to crack the same side rear one a few inchs. It makes alot of difference, i my self would rather have a power rear slider, then a guy could crack that. Just my .02 cents worth.
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If the back windows are down, it makes a buffeting sound that hurts my ears. It's terrible. I just put all the windows down about half way and then its ok. I think its a design issue.
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Must be pretty particular to the newer body style trucks. That was actually one thing I REALLY like about mine. I can roll the drivers window down without the wind pushing me out the other side of the truck... and with the rear slider open, it's perfect.
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Actually.. Now that I think about it.. It did the same thing on my Ford F250... Rear window down, noise level = ugh!
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I happens in alot of newer vehicles now adays, it does it in my 2003 VW Jetta 1.8T, and my Ram it used to do it in my Camry and my trailblazer too.