Chipster

I know a lot of you don't use the tonneau cover, but if you do, you probably experience the same nuisance buzz when you encounter a crosswind in the cabin that I did. All it is, is the flat hold down staps vibrating in the turbulent windstream.

The fix:
Get two pieces (1 for each side) of 1/4" ID tygon tubing about 3" long and slit it length wise. Then fold the strap in half and insert it into the slit in the tubing. After that add a couple of small plastic tie strips to close the slits in the tubing. That will fix the problem. I also cut up some dark grey vinyl and covered the strap tubes so it becomes invisible. It works...I must have too much time on my hands.

i_heart_my_DB8

Or just twist the snaps 360

MyEeek

^ I do that all the time whenever I put on my tonneau cover.

jpcork40

You can also raise the window about an inch to make it stop.

wanabe

i used to use black corks (synthetic corks from wine) under the straps, but have been doing the twisting thing for the past year or so...
works better than the corks, cause i seemed to drop a cork every once in awhile and it was hard to find!

Ed_Grant

Thanks for the tips guys. Last time I used my cover it was buzzing at anything over 50 mph in a crosswind. That was about 12 months ago.

Picturepro

[QUOTE=i_heart_my_DB8,Dec 1 2006, 03:32 PM] Or just twist the snaps 360

gomarlins3

[QUOTE=i_heart_my_DB8,Dec 1 2006, 04:32 PM] Or just twist the snaps 360