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Hi all,
I just had to bring in my '17 Premier for service as the passenger side front power lock stopped working. The diagnosis was the actuator shorted out and it was replaced under the B2B warranty.
I picked up the car today and when driving home, I could swear I heard increased wind noise from that side of the car. It might be in my head but in a car this quiet, you tend to notice sounds a little more.
So - my question is: is it possible that there was some piece of sound deadening material behind the door panel that the service center removed when replacing the actuator and maybe did not put back? I don't think I will take any action on it but I just wanted to get some thoughts and opinions.
Thanks.
I just had to bring in my '17 Premier for service as the passenger side front power lock stopped working. The diagnosis was the actuator shorted out and it was replaced under the B2B warranty.
I picked up the car today and when driving home, I could swear I heard increased wind noise from that side of the car. It might be in my head but in a car this quiet, you tend to notice sounds a little more.
So - my question is: is it possible that there was some piece of sound deadening material behind the door panel that the service center removed when replacing the actuator and maybe did not put back? I don't think I will take any action on it but I just wanted to get some thoughts and opinions.
Thanks.