HOLY THREAD RESURRECTION, BATMAN !! :blink:
I was going to say something to that effect, but then after reconsidering I think RichardS gets an attaboy :good: because he surely has done a search to find this old thread.HOLY THREAD RESURRECTION, BATMAN !! :blink:
Actually this thread is linked to in the Bin O' Facts thread.I was going to say something to that effect, but then after reconsidering I think RichardS gets an attaboy :good: because he surely has done a search to find this old thread.HOLY THREAD RESURRECTION, BATMAN !! :blink:
HOLY THREAD RESURRECTION, BATMAN !! :blink:
Just looked on the official Mamaha web site at their "Official" part listing and diagrams... Nope, no new foam gasket shown.Correct me if I'm wrong-doesn't Mamaha make a newfangled foam gasket that goes under the W bracket that seals out the wind whistle..?
Yes they do but I looked on the breakdown of the windshield and it shows no gasket and as mentioned the breakdown only goes up to 2007 but all should be the same for the Gen II IMO. But my thinking is the window probably comes with the gasket already stuck on. I have an 06 and it came with no gasket but I bought a stock window off an 08 from one of our fine forum members here because of the anti-scratch coating and it has a stock foam gasket adhered around the lower 3 center bolt holes and covers that portion of the window only and is about a 1/16" thick but I'm not sure this gasket does or will fix the whistle issue.Correct me if I'm wrong-doesn't Mamaha make a newfangled foam gasket that goes under the W bracket that seals out the wind whistle..?
Rifle sent me the same picture, but my '08 doesn't look like the pic underneath. My problem is the top decorative 'mask'. I used electrician tape as a temp fix over the center large 'V' portion of the 'W' shaped mask during my whistle search. This helped the whistle, but I also had a cheeping noise from side winds that this fix did not fix. So now I just left of the mask altogether.I got rid or the whistle in about the same way using some weatherstriping tape and covering the gaps in the bar from the bottom. Worked great until the tape started to blow off. The gaps...See:
https://tinyurl.com/39ww9h
I think if one were to dismantle it some and apply the weatherstriping on the "inside" it would stay better.
My plan is to buy some rubber trim that has a " T " shaped cross section and insert and glue it in from the top rather than the bottom. I don't want to use something lilke calk because it may be a pain in the *** to take off if a new windscreen becomes available....but logicaly should work.
I also think there is a high speed "whistle" that is coming off something else, ,maybe the mirrors.
Will report what I find after I get a chance to test.
KM
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