Car has done this since new.
This video clip is taken in the garage, engine off. KOEO; fan speed 4/5/6 going up/down to accentuate the noise.
Only does it on outside air/vent. Recirculate causes the noise to cease (or close to it).
Cracking the window also allows the whistling to cease; as does turning the blower motor off completely.
Reminds me of an old vent-window GM truck; lol. But, it's pretty annoying.
The origin of the noise is on the drivers side, left-most vent discharge area. The glass seems to be sealing correctly, etc. I don't feel any wind leaks when in motion.
If there are cross winds/air gusts, they make the whistle change pitch/tone momentarily. Outside air influences it. It gets slightly louder when in motion.
Any tips or suggestions as to where to look/how to remedy this would be appreciated.
Video is taken sitting in the garage, engine not running.
http://s639.photobucket.com/user/04redfire/media/Viperventwhistle_zpsf476395b.mp4.html
This video clip is taken in the garage, engine off. KOEO; fan speed 4/5/6 going up/down to accentuate the noise.
Only does it on outside air/vent. Recirculate causes the noise to cease (or close to it).
Cracking the window also allows the whistling to cease; as does turning the blower motor off completely.
Reminds me of an old vent-window GM truck; lol. But, it's pretty annoying.
The origin of the noise is on the drivers side, left-most vent discharge area. The glass seems to be sealing correctly, etc. I don't feel any wind leaks when in motion.
If there are cross winds/air gusts, they make the whistle change pitch/tone momentarily. Outside air influences it. It gets slightly louder when in motion.
Any tips or suggestions as to where to look/how to remedy this would be appreciated.
Video is taken sitting in the garage, engine not running.
http://s639.photobucket.com/user/04redfire/media/Viperventwhistle_zpsf476395b.mp4.html
