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Old 05-16-2008, 06:20 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Undercoating cargo area

While driving in a downpour last Sunday, my wife pointed out that there was a lot of "sound" coming from the rear of the FJ and suggested the door was ajar. I checked the door and it was closed properly, but after paying a little more attention the sound was obviously just the water splashing/spraying on the underside of the cargo area (i.e. the big open spot between the axle and bumper). I hadn't noticed it before as when driving alone I'm usually listening to the radio of something.

Has anyone used spray undercoating to tame the road noise from that area? I'm familiar with auto undercoating and know that it's not a good thing in the northern areas (salt+water+confined spaces=rust), but they've always used it in the south. How have others addressed this? Ron
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