dimitristx

An old issue across various Audi models. Various explanations, the most plausible being drying up of the door frame seals. I had the dealer check this out a few months back and after they applied some seal grease the noise was gone. It came back last month so when I spoke with my service manager and asked for the grease they used, the mechanic kindly gave me a half-full tube he had nearby to take home. For anyone interested, it's a VW Group item with Part No G 000 100 MQ and description "Hight Performance Grease (for clutch splines)"

mpollan

I suspect the negative pressure from speed and positive pressure from the blower is enough to make the car flatulate. Soon as I turn the blower down she is quiet. Oh and I get no noise during warm weather when the rubber is more pliable.

Mark

pkrasusky

put your finger on it - silence.

Last year I jammed a small piece of cardboard in there, but it was annoying and kept falling out.

I need a needle or something to shoot some glue in there.

Any thoughts?

Drives me up a wall - like Mark said, > 60 and with fan on Hi. FBBbbbbbbbBBBBbbbBBBBbbbb sounds like a:

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alextimmons

I think mine is also due for replacement. Driver's side, at least.

It seems to have shriveled up a bit, and is no longer covering the top corner when the door is closed.

pkrasusky

negative - interior seal from frame to glass. with window open it just flops back / forth