What should you test during wind noise testing after installation?

• A. Evaluate gaps, improper fit, and vibrations at highway speed
• B. Check only the color match
• C. Check engine noise
• D. Check seat comfort

Answer: (A)

Wind noise testing is about making sure air isn’t leaking or causing vibration around the new glass once you’re driving at highway speeds. The goal is to verify the glass sits flush, the seals are properly seated, and the fit is correct so wind can’t creep in or cause the glass to buzz or rattle. During the test you listen for whistling, buffeting, or other unusual sounds and feel for drafts or air leaks around the edges. If you detect gaps, misalignment, or a seal that isn’t holding evenly, you adjust the fit and reseal as needed to eliminate those noise sources. Color match, engine noise, and seat comfort are not related to wind noise and aren’t part of this test.