The fact that there's a tsb out should make it not a big issue. Hyundai has agreed there is a problem and provided the techs with the info to fix. Seems like the only issue here is that the dealership you took yours to was being unhelpful.
I had reported earlier that the wind noise was fixed but after driving it on the highway at greater speeds, it is NOT fixed after taking it in and giving the dealer a copy of the TSB.
Sorry--my wind noise is NOT fixed at higher speeds. After three times at the dealer there must be a different direction. Has anyone contacted HYUNDAI directly about the wind noise issue?
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Send a photo to Hyundai...I have not made an appointment with the dealer yet, but in the meantime I did what was shown in post #145 )in this thread)
It is ugly, however, it does stop the wind noise. After I did this on the front windows, I could now hear wind noise from the rear windows, so I did it there also. The car is now quiet now...Wind noise and buffering in Hyundai Palisade
Take it to the dealer, tell them there is excessive wind noise, point to the tsb.
I would first ask if they ever test drove ...and if so...why did they give you the vehicle back if it was not fixed ! Tell them to give you a loaner...until it is repaired....next step will be an auto body repair shop to get it fixed and YOUR DEALER CAN PAY FOR IT..best of luck...
Thanks! I wondered the same thing. Will post again after I take it in on Monday.
There’s a few who don’t have the issue at all. My guess is because the limited is so popular, they are rushing production and aren’t fully testing to make sure the wind issue is completely fixed before sending out to the dealers. Then you have the TSB where some dealers aren’t performing the fix correctly or it isn’t working. Personally I went to go look at a gray limited yesterday and the dealer had it start at 51. Told me all this nonsense about how stuff was added on at the port and they don’t have control over price meanwhile there’s other dealers selling for 47. After all taxes and registration, I was given an estimate of 54,849 with monthly payments of almost 1,000. All this for a Hyundai that could also have a potential wind noise on the highway which I wasn’t allowed to bring it up to highway speed so who knows if I were to purchase it, would it have the issue and spending all that money. A few months from now when their gearing up for the 2021’s, I can easily see them trying to get rid of these limited’s and bringing the price down substantially.
Thank you....good to read that if the tsb does not work..there is a (Plan B )....looking forward to my Limited arrival in couple of weeks.
I have the limited, picked it up in July. It has a very loud low frequency hum when driving over 50. Not so much the whistling that others are hearing. I found that if I touch the window switch just enough for it to move down very slightly , it stops. It is as if the auto up feature raises it too far into the windows channel. I am guessing an adjustment will do!
I found this same fix a couple of months ago! On mine when the window goes all the way up,it pushes the top door frame inward about 1/16 to 1/8 of a inch causing the hum to start when a cross wind is fitting the opposite side of the car. When i back the glass down about 1/16 of an inch , the top door frame moves back out and the noise stops! Itold the dealer about this and he is now waiting on all new seals before he starts working on mine!
Our build date Nov 6, 2019. Only 65 miles. But no wind noise yet. Hoping for the best.
Build date ?
