I was on the freeway today and decided to roll down both the windows and just cruise with the wind in my face. So I auto touch both windows and once the passenger side came down, the unbuckled seat belt started to whack violently against the inside of the B-pillar that almost made me freak out. I rolled the passenger window up about 4 inches and it fixed the problem, but it sorta bugs me that I can't roll both windows down and cruise at high speeds. Oh well :smile:

 

Mine has never done that at high speeds. Maybe adjusting the seatbelt height adjustment on the b-pillar might make a difference. Or you can always buckle it

 

There's a plastic slide on the belt below the buckle....slide it all the up to hold the buckle at the top pf the panel it should calm the flapping.

 

Mine did that one day too. I almost screamed! If I put the height adjustment slide at the top it doesn't do it. I can't seem to find a happy spot for the rear seat belts (when I put the seats down). They rattle but don't flap with the intensity of the passenger belt.

 

My passenger belt does that too with the window down.

I simply pull the belt over the side bolster of the passenger seat - I don't buckle it in, just slide it over the bolster, and all goes quiet.

Motor on!

 

I just tilt the sunroof open at high speeds...

 

The first time I heard that noise was at the track as I was hitting 110 just about ready to mash on the brakes to go into the first turn. Had me freaked out for a second or two before I realized what it was.

 

All of these are good solutions, thanks guys.

 

"I simply pull the belt over the side bolster of the passenger seat - I don't buckle it in, just slide it over the bolster, and all goes quiet."

Tried this today - great solution - thanks!

 

Mine does it. Freaked me out first time. Good idea putting it over the bolster. I'll try that next time.

 

Guess I'm weird, but I always have the seatbelts buckled
where no one is sitting-- front and back. No flapping and
looks kinda sporty. IMO

Godspeed.