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Chrysler Voyager Whistles Happily Q. Hi Mr. Ciulla: I have a question regarding a 2001 Chrysler Voyager, base model with 3.3 liter V-6 engine and 4 speed auto transmission. It does not have ABS and has 40,000 miles. A whistling type sound is heard ONLY after the car has warmed up and ONLY at the 2000 RPM level. It disappears above and below that point (plus or minus about 50 rpm). I do not see any disconnected vacuum lines. Any thoughts? Thank you for your time and consideration. Dan

A. There was a TSB out on a wind noise problem. You didn't say, specifically, where the noise is coming from so I offer this as a possibe solution to the problem.

NUMBER: 23-014-02
GROUP: Body
DATE: Mar. 18, 2002

SUBJECT:
Quarter Window Weatherstrip Loose

OVERVIEW:
This bulletin involves installing clips to secure weatherstrip to the pinch flange.

MODELS:
2001 - 2002 Town & Country/Caravan/Voyager

SYMPTOM/CONDITION:
The front of the quarter window weatherstrip is loose, or the vehicle operator complains of a wind sound or a water leak at rear of vehicle.

DIAGNOSIS:
Inspect both quarter window weatherstrips towards the front of the window. If the weatherstrip is damaged, replace it. If the weatherstrip is loose, perform the Repair Procedure.