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Re: 2005 Civic road noise

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Re: 2005 Civic road noise

High Tech Misfit26 Aug 2007 12:35
> My 2005 Civic 4-door is has a high level of road noise on the highway
> and I am looking at putting in some noise dampening material.
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> Thanks,
> Mike

How many miles on those tires?  They may be worn, and that could cause
increased road noise.  When I bought my 2004 Civic last fall, the dealer
threw in new tires as the originals were worn at 39,000km (24,000 miles).

I know what you mean about the seal coat surface.  I have to drive on some
of that myself.  There is some noticeable road noise on such surfaces with
my Civic, but it's not that bad.  I just turn up the radio to drain it out.

mike@yia.ca26 Aug 2007 04:16
My 2005 Civic 4-door is has a high level of road noise on the highway
and I am looking at putting in some noise dampening material.

A lot of the roads I drive on are "seal coat" (gravel poured over a
tar-like base and then worked in by the traffic). Also, I believe the
OEM tires that came with the car add to the noise level.

I am looking for suggestions on where to place those noise dampening
sheets for maximum effect. Has anyone out there already done it on this
generation of Civic?

Thanks,
Mike

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