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I too have it in my 89. There is a TSB on this which replaces the
weather stripping on the doors. I believe it is larger to fix the
problem! I never had it done on mine. Can't believe they still have
not fixed this in the newer Daks!
am14@chrysler.com wrote:
>
> Tony writes: >>I remember that excessive wind noise was a peeve about
> the Dakota since the early test reports in 96. I know that mine ( 97
> 4x4 sporrt ) is fairly noisy on the highway and even more so if there's
> any kind of cross-wind.<<
>
> Tony, I have both an '89 reg cab V6 long bed and a '95 V8 CC and the
> '95 is much noiser than the '89. The '89 has 150,000 plus miles on it
> and the '95 has only 30,000 miles on it. I like the '95's ride,
> handling, V8 power and the CC, but I hate the wind noise. If anyone
> finds a way to eliminate this, or at least minimumize it, then please
> post it.
>
> Azie
> Ardmore, Al.
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