Drafty / Leaky Windows (Above 50MPH)

[blackf0rk]

My entire car (except for the trunk) is water tight, I don't have water leaks; even at my sunroof. I do however, have a leaky driver's side front window in the wind (Above ~50MPH). Here's some pictures of the area and where the leak/sound is coming from exactly. I took several pictures of the area, but let it be known there's only one leak. Any ideas on how to fix?:

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[fastblackmerc]

Make sure there is nothing stuck in the entire window channel. May need to adjust the window up.

[ckadiddle]

If you haven't already, run over the seals with your choice of protectant to keep them supple. My wife has a little wind noise in her convertible (with top up) when the windows don't seal quite right. She uses armor all wipe once every month or so.

[MENINBLK]

Use any protectant that is not silicone based.
I think the silicone damages the weatherstriping.

I heard it spoken about on SpeedTV.
They were replacing the weatherstriping on older cars.
Silicone is a 'no no' for weatherstriping.

[blackf0rk]

Well, this isn't in the regular weather stripping area. This (as shown in the photos) is where the window rolls up; the furry velvet stype material.

[merc6]

mother back to black a better alternative to armeral? thats what I been using.

[sweetair]

What happens if you just drive faster so the water doesn't have a chance to get in?? Just kiddin'............:D

[schuvwj]

I have noticed the same air leaks on mine also since I turned 55K miles.
Maybe we will need to have new rubber installed?