2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit gets a very loud vibration/hum sound when being driven over 45 mph with a crosswind. Any ideas of cause?

Asked by susanlea Dec 08, 2014 at 12:10 PM about the Jeep Grand Cherokee

Question type: General

Does not happen when there is no wind, but we live in ND, the wind almost always blows.
Very, very irritating on expensive, new vehicle.

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Tvm1121 answered 9 years ago

Is there any leaks and when your driving can you feel air entering around the seals on the doors if so one of the seals are bad I have the same problem on my cherokee and that's what it is

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