gerry2153

My cheap fix for the light bar whistle- same principle as everyone else, change the air flow - I went with the old style rubber/vinyl baseboard - $1.87 at Lowes -48" long, black, and has a nice edge - I measured so the lip would extend just past the fins and then made another plain strip to fill the gap for a perfect fit - a little silicone adhesive caulk to hold it in - I put one on the second row on the top with the edge flipped up and another on on the third row from the bottom with the edge flipped down.

No whistle and seems as quiet as it was before the bar was installed...

mhockey9090

Nice. I just cut up pieces of 1/4" irrigation tubing and put between the fins.

thzpcs

Nice job! Very inventive.

Stinkfoot

My whistle dissapeared as soon as someone stole my lightbar.

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Mattk11

Man, I hope you didn't waste money on one of those overpriced $1000 rebadged Chinese lights when you could have paid $86 shipped for a disposable Chinese light!

Rmjr

The simple fix is to just turn up your music louder

deanhead

Is that a piece of rubber cove base? I don't want to seem stupid but from your photos I can't quite tell what you did. Could you explain? I want to add a light bar to our JKU but don't want the noise that a lot of folks are apparently experiencing.

Chance53

Simple fix for all Jeep noises

batt75batt75

I've got a 50" bar, at first I had noise with it installed with some cheap no name pillar mounts. The bar was actually higher than the windshield and stuck out about 2". Sounded like a train horn at highway speeds. Tried everything and never could stop the noise completely. Hated to drive my jeep cause of it. Decided to speed the money and buy some actual Rigid Industries light bar mounts. And all the noise is 100% completely gone!!! The bar is now below the roof line and is about 1/2" away from the center of the windshield.

pazitive44

Can you post pictures ...?
Did you modify the fins on the Light Bar ??