Jack88

Hey all! I know someone has done this, but I can't find it! My weatherstripping for the doors are starting to dry a little and make noise over certain kinds of bumps. I'd like to do something to breath life back into those seals so they can quiet back down. I have found some GM weatherstripping lubricant, but I feel like that's more of a band aid. Any suggestions?

MP4.2+6.0

Silicone spray or similar liquid applied via rag to seals a couple of times a year, like when you do a thorough car cleaning or wax. If you wipe it and rag shows a lot of black, do affected area again until it stops shedding most of the oxidized rubber.

Galco

Gummi Pfledge, from Germany is some of the best stuff I have found for this job. Helps, but doesn't eliminate wind noise. If someone has a better solution for wind noise, I am all ears (literally)!

Panelhead

MP4.2+6.0

Wind noise: First try to isolate if not already obvious: Apply painters blue tape temporarily around prime suspect areas and go for a drive. Maybe first the sunroof, then the windshield gasket area. At some point, one or more doors. And so on.