Jaguar S-Type (X200) V6-3.0L Technical Service Bulletin # S501-04 Date: 001001
Body - Door Mirror Wind Noise
S501-04
S-TYPE
DATE 10/00
MODEL
2000 MY-ON
S-TYPE
VIN
L00001-ON
Wind Noise - Check Door Mirror Gaps - Repair Procedure
Issue:
In the event of customer complaints of wind noise/whistling from the door mirror area, a procedure can be followed to identify the area of concern.
Action:
To determine the area that the wind noise/whistling is coming from, follow the procedures listed below.
WEAK GLASS SEAL CONTACT - FRONT DOOR
To determine if there is a weak glass seal contact, follow the procedure below.
1. Attach a piece of tape across the glass seal and side glass. (Illustration 1).
Note:
The tape should follow the contours of the seal so as not to change the shape.
2. Test drive the vehicle and evaluate. If there is no longer a noise coming from the seal, a new glass seal is required.
REAR EDGE FIT TO GLASS SEAL
This particular wind noise can be identified by applying tape across the rear edge of the mirror base to the side glass. The tape should follow
the contour of the parts so as not to change the form.
Conduct the test as follows:
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1. Fully tape the rear edge of the mirror base (Illustration 2)
2. Test drive the vehicle and evaluate. If the noise is eliminated investigate further and continue with the procedure below.
The rear edge of the mirror base should fit approximately 0.5 mm away from the glass seal along the 50 mm length (1, Illustration 3). The
thickness of visible glass seal along the rear edge should be approximately 4-5 mm wide (2). The mirror base should sit evenly on top of the
waist finisher along the length of the flip seal (3).
If not, follow the procedures below:
1. Remove the door casing and the garnish trim (see Illustration 4). (See Workshop Manual (JTIS CD ROM) section 501-05, SRO 76.13.31).
2. Remove the door mirror assembly (See Workshop Manual (JTIS CD ROM) section 501-09, SRO 76.10.52).
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3. Check that the rear of the upper mounting boss of the guide leg is flush with the rear edge of the body flange of the guide leg (see Illustration
5).
The shot molding must be flush, with no gaps, in the areas indicated by the arrows shown in Illustration 6.
4. Push down the waist finisher as required.
5. Readjust the flip seal ensuring even contact along the mirror base.
6. Fit the appropriate foam strip to inner edge of the mirror base. (See Illustration 7)
Note:
Refer to Parts Information for the right and left side foam strip part numbers.
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7. Using a suitable silicone sealant, seal around the areas indicated by the arrows shown in Illustration 8, filling all the joints and holes.
Note:
When sealing the areas shown in Illustration 8, ensure the sealant will not be visible when the mirror assembly has been reinstalled.
8. Reinstall the mirror assembly ensuring the mirror base upper corner is forward (See Illustration 9) and the fixing stud contacts the body (See
Workshop Manual, JTIS CD ROM, section 501-09, SRO 76.10.52).
9. Reassess the fit of the mirror base to the glass seal. (Check against the dimensions shown in Illustration 3).
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