Road/Wind Noise

I have a 2013 Sunstar & had a similar problem initially & then discovered a very simple fix for me was to unlatch the lock on the window while driving & the noise went away. You don't have to open the window, just unlatch it. I hope yours is that simple.

After a few months of trips the problem has apparently solved itself anyway - now I can leave it latched without the wind noise.

Don't know what your mirror set-up is like, but with my Winnebago I had a very bad low harmonic type sound, found that if I pushed the drivers side mirror as close to the coach as possible the sound quit.

Bose headphones are another way to kill the noise.

You might try moving your side view mirror closer to the side of the motor home.
You do this by adjusting the arm. There will be covers over screws where the arm connects to the body of the motor home. Pry the covers off, loosen the screws and adjust the arm. This worked for me.

Diplomat Don wrote:
Effy....I believe he's suggesting that you tape them to see if it eliminates the noise. If it does, than you can install the covers. Many motor homes only come with a few weep hole covers. I have them on all of mine.

Oh sorry, yeah that makes sense. Didn't know they made such a thing.

Effy....I believe he's suggesting that you tape them to see if it eliminates the noise. If it does, than you can install the covers. Many motor homes only come with a few weep hole covers. I have them on all of mine.

Ivylog wrote:
Start by putting tape over the weep holes at the bottom of the window... May be just one of them. Next I,d put tape over the area you think the noise is coming from. At some point you should find the source and black electrical tape lasts a long time.

Tried that once. Found out it's a real good way to get water down the inside walls of the coach when it rains. I will never cover the weep holes again. They are there for a reason.

I find that I have a lot of wind noise sometimes. It all depends on which way the wind id blowing outside. If I am bucking a head wind it's bad, tail wind, quite as can be. Side winds depends how strong.
I guess I have learned to live with it.

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Your might be different, but our 2013 Adventurer has a series of slots along the bottom of both the drivers and the passengers side windows. The slots are supposed to have weep hole covers over them with the rear side open. Their purpose is to eliminate wind noise that would be generated if the slots were left open.

Several of ours were either broken or missing allowing the wind to generate noise. I was able to move around the remaining ones to eliminate the noise. When we take the coach in for some service work later this fall I'll have them replace the missing ones.