If you can convince your dealer to do them, maybe, however my dealer will not execute a TSB unless the stated problem exists and can be replicated.
I have started to avoid even looking at the posted TSB's unless I have a problem. Then I will search the TSB's for an answer.
What is the old saying, "if it aint broke don't fix it" ?
In the case of the buzzing door panels, it was a total waste of time to get the dealer to "fix" it. The isolated the panels with foam tape but it was not enough to fix all of the buzz. They stated that they followed the TSB as described. If that did not fix them problem I will have to bring it back and they can look at it.
I pulled the panels and covered the doors with FatMat and now there is no buzz and less road / wind noise.
I have started to avoid even looking at the posted TSB's unless I have a problem. Then I will search the TSB's for an answer.
What is the old saying, "if it aint broke don't fix it" ?
In the case of the buzzing door panels, it was a total waste of time to get the dealer to "fix" it. The isolated the panels with foam tape but it was not enough to fix all of the buzz. They stated that they followed the TSB as described. If that did not fix them problem I will have to bring it back and they can look at it.
I pulled the panels and covered the doors with FatMat and now there is no buzz and less road / wind noise.
