Air leakage from windshield?

Question

I own an S-type jaguar. When I drive over 100km/s I can hear the sound of air from the windshield...all my windows are closed...Is there an air leakage from the windshield?

Cheers,
D

Answer 1

100 km/s? Nobody drives that fast, it is impossible. That is 6,000 km/m or 360,000km/hr. For those in the US, that is over 226,000 miles per hour. Do you, by any chance, mean 100 kmh? Any bets the leakage is from the door, not the windshield? You would have water leakage around the windshield if you had air whistling through. Go to the dealer and let the body specialists check it out. By the way, Ford doesn't make Jaguar, they never have. They do, however, own Jaguar, it isn't quite the same thing.

From the website:
Q: Can I go to a Ford Dealer to Have Warranty Service and Maintenance Performed?
A: Although Jaguar Cars is owned by Ford Motor Company, the two operate independently from each other. Jaguar retailers have trained Jaguar technicians and use genuine Jaguar replacement parts for repairs.

Answer 2

There probably could be air leakage some where around the front of the car.You should try to locate exactly from where the sound comes.Once I had experienced the same kind of a problem in a car and found out that the hole for the antenna which was not covered, was the source of the air noise.
There could be other reasons probably too, if there is a missing rubber gourmet anywhere around the under side of the front mudguards or anywhere else from the front section of the engine compartment rear body panel.

Answer 3

Are you getting water leakage as well? If not then your problem is maybe wind noise from mirrors or bad seal at the doors.

Answer 4

there could be I would check under dash and outer firewalls for holes fist

Answer 5

sounds like it