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Whistling Noise


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-I would look at window seal

-door seal

-top in good shape

-passenger side mirror intact

-gas cap cover seated properly

A goofy way to figure it out is to try it is to identify the exact circumstances it occures (assuming top is up).; passenger and drivers window poisitions, vent and/or A/C-heater positions, wind direction, wind speed, your speed etc. When it is repeatable, have a passenger stab a rubber hose here and there (one end in his ear) to zero in on it.

Regards, Pk

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Why it pays to become a Contributing Member -- 23 TSBs on "noise" -- and that is just in the Boxster 986.

3/00 4605 Brake Pedal Noise Jul 21, 2000

2/00 4088 Clicking Noise In Steering Jun 16, 2000

2/02 7018 Clicking Noises from the Center of Instrument Panel in the Knee Protector Strip Area Jul 22, 2002

1/02 7018 Clicking Noises from the Instrument Panel / Passenger's Side Jul 22, 2002

1/01 7201 Clicking Noises from the Seat Frame Sep 28, 2001

1a/00 3005 Clutch Pedal Noise Jun 1, 2001

4/04 6113 Convertible Top Covering Noises (Flapping) Starting At Approx. 75 mph (120 kmh) Jan 27, 2005

6/00 3041 Creaking Noise in Clutch Bell Housing Area Aug 10, 2001

4/97 2458 Humming Noise/Vibration from Fuel System Apr 29, 1997

4/03 6190 Noise In The Cabriolet Top Compartment Lid Area Aug 22, 2003

12/07 7213 Noise When Electric Seat Fore / Aft Adjustment Is Activated May 1, 2007

3/98 4605 Noises from Brake/Clutch Pedal Sep 11, 1998

2/98 4898 Noises from the Power Steering Pump Area Apr 10, 1998

1/02 5717 Noises in Door Lock Area Aug 16, 2002

1/00 6101 Noises In The Convertible Top Jul 20, 2000

1/00 7018 Noises In The Dashboard Area Jun 30, 2000

3/00 7059 Noises In The Door/Door Trim Panel Area Jun 30, 2000

1a/00 7057 Noises In The Door/Trim Panel Area-- A-Pillar Oct 27, 2000

3/01 6102 Noises in The Hardtop Area Mar 22, 2002

1/99 9110 PCM Cassette Player Noises Jun 24, 1999

3/03 6110 Rattling Noises From The Cabriolet Top May 23, 2003

3/98 6102 Wind Noises with Hardtop Installed May 14, 1998

1/03 9227 Wiper Blade Noise - Squeaking and Rubbing Mar 7, 2003

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Perhaps it has something to do with the US environment law, the system fuel tank/canister/valves, are different than ROW cars, so i cant say for sure but it could be possible that there is something wrong with the gasoline vapour retraction system.

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Loren:

Thanks for putting together that comprehensive TSB list of the causes of noise in the 986! :thankyou:

Nice reference for the noises that inevitably rear their ugly heads.

Regards, Maurice.

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