has anyone removed the inner side of the door or seen what's in there? I'm trying to see if insulation can be added to reduce traffic noise. it sounds like I'm in an open cockpit driving on the freeway.
Is there any insulation in the doors?
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Depends on your model year. Earlier vehicles had little insulation. It has become marginally better over time.
Personally, I would rip out whatever they use and look into a combination of dynamat and foam.
I see people complaining about this a lot , I came over to X from a Grand Cherokee and its not driving in silence compared. /shrug
I did see some pictures or video of the inside of the door. It appeared to have a lot of insulation. they were working on adjusting the window because noise was getting in from the gap around door and the glass. the test for that was to insert a credit card and check for tight fit front all around.
MoeMistry
Local Vendor - SoCal
Not much insulation is in the doors.
We typically use a combination of butyl product in conjunction with foam product to reduce noise in a wide range of frequencies.
The result is an even quieter cabin and the audio sounds better also
We typically use a combination of butyl product in conjunction with foam product to reduce noise in a wide range of frequencies.
The result is an even quieter cabin and the audio sounds better also
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