Wind noise above 60mph
i have to take the GLK back next week because when it was delivered, there was already 3 small chips in the paint above the rear right fender. i'm also making MB clean the interior of the car because they didn't do that either. fingerprints all over the car.
other than that, good small SUV.
Steel Gray
Wood Trim
P1
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Multimedia
Heated Seats
question - are the 2010 GLK side mirrors the same ones as the 2011?
there was some wind noise when the C63 went from the larger side mirrors to the smaller ones so wondering if that might be the issue.
SOOOO - I did some searching on the internet, some people have complained that there is wind noise from the roof area at high speeds, meaning the sunroof... going to have dealer keep the car until they find the problem and resolve it.
Last edited by gsrjc; Aug 21, 2010 at 11:33 PM.

In any case make them reseal or replace the windshield.
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The 2010 mirrors are large as you pointed out, as well as flat and square, and have some trim that might catch the wind a bit.
My car is also whisper quiet, so those don't seem to hurt things :-)
I heard a hissing noise today when driving at around 50-60mph. Though there was a lot of wind today, it reminded me of your issue.
Any way, does anyone have this whining/whistling noise issue? My GLK has only 2k miles. Noise started since day one and getting louder. Should I call MBUSA or go to different service for 2nd opinion?
Last edited by hanchol; Sep 3, 2010 at 03:00 AM.
my service has looked through the MBUSA database and reported the issue already. They think it has something to with the A/C box or heater box underneath the hood. I disagree and told them to look at some seals. Next step would be calling in the NorthEast Service specialist. My car made the noise right after I detailed the car over the weekend as I picked it up on a Saturday.
I would go to a different service as it appears your service manager doesn't care. Mine is definitely helping me but then again, they better since I service 4 MBs there right now and purchased more from there. the dealership definitely doesn't want to lose me as a customer.
Air dampers are internal air duct *rudders* in a way... they direct air to different parts of the car via small air pipes (ducts) throughout the dash.... The air enters the external vents at the base of the windshield, and these dampers are electronically controlled to redirect the air (after it has been conditioned by cold or hot) to the places you wish. If one or more of these duct dampers sticks open a little... it can cause a whistle as you drive, as air is forced through the gap...





