dinah_kay
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- 2014 XTL
I am taking my 2014 XLT into the shop for a whooping noise coming from the rear driver side area (interior third row cupholder area) It sounds as though a police siren is going off in my car "whooooop" or a slide whiste type noise. It varies in the loudness and is extremely intermittent. It would typically occur once a month and typically only at highway speeds. It was extremely windy here a couple of days ago and I heard the noise five times in a twenty minute drive, and different speeds including under 10mph. The noise is only inside the car since I asked a neighborh who was outside when it happen, and they did not hear it at all. I didn't even realize it was probably the windy conditions that created the issue to pop up until the next day when there was no wind to try and recreate the issue for a video.
I have mentioned it to the dealer before, but can not replicate it when they look at the car. I am taking it in again since my 36,000 warranty is about to expire. I have googled and found a video that shows the repair (https://youtu.be/0h7Fmjw9ghQ ) but I can not make a video of the actual sound in my car since I can not predict when it will happen. Does anyone else have an explorer that does this, and if so do you happen to have a video clip of the noise? I am concerned the service department won't believe me, and I would prefer to avoid having a estimated $800 repair on my dime.
Thanks!
I have mentioned it to the dealer before, but can not replicate it when they look at the car. I am taking it in again since my 36,000 warranty is about to expire. I have googled and found a video that shows the repair (https://youtu.be/0h7Fmjw9ghQ ) but I can not make a video of the actual sound in my car since I can not predict when it will happen. Does anyone else have an explorer that does this, and if so do you happen to have a video clip of the noise? I am concerned the service department won't believe me, and I would prefer to avoid having a estimated $800 repair on my dime.
Thanks!