at hwy speeds have lots of wind noises from the front of both front windows. can be worse or better depending on the direction of the wibd irself.

 

You can either try adjusting the window slightly so that it closes "tighter" against the seals or, being car is 14-years-old, replace the seal(s).

Window Adjustment while not specifically for "wind noise" the same premise applies. Also, the GW (Glass & Window) section of the factory manual has detailed instructions to adjust the windows.

Can you narrow down where along the window the noise is more prevalent? ie. corner/ mirror area, top edge, rear pillar, etc.?

 

Shin-Etsu silicone grease on all rubber seals.

 

Any update on the wind noise, I am having noise on the passenger side, thinking of replacing the seal soon.

 

I am also having this issue on my drivers side door, anyone solved this issue?

 

When I bought mine a couple weeks ago, I had to reset the windows to go back up after opening/closing the doors.

 

I fought this with my passenger window for quite a while... I tried resetting the window position when closed, over and over, but it never totally solved the problem (you can only have it close a certain distance up before it hits the body when you open the door.)

What I found... The rubber seal at the front of the window can go bad. This is the triangle area where the mirror is. Mine had a little tear (roughly 3/8") that let in noise during normal driving and was quite loud on the highway with a cross-wind. I looked at replacement parts and they were expensive, and it was also quite a bit of work. What I ended up doing was using a small piece of black electrical tape, installed so it covered the small tear at the top of the seal while keeping the window snug. While not a forever solution, it's been holding strong for about 4 years. This also fixed the issue of water dripping down the front of the passenger window when pressure-washing the car.