I have found this reported on a few other forums from some Googling, but I haven't found any solution for it. I am a novice when it comes to cars, so please forgive any lack of proper terminology.

I have a 2010 Mazda 3 4-door, and when I'm getting up to highway speeds (~50+ mph) I start hearing a wind noise that sounds like it is coming from somewhere in the upper back corner of the driver side door.

I just bought the car certified pre owned from a dealer, so the thing is in good shape generally (body all good, 22k miles on it). I looked around the inner part of the driver door, and compared it to the passenger side, and things really looked exactly the same. No rain leakage.

My question is, do other people have this problem, and more importantly, has anyone who had this problem gotten it fixed? Also, any suggestions are appreciated.

 

FOLLOWUP:

I did some closer investigating. It turns out the rubber trim that seals the window when it is closed, near the top, is some how folded in on the driver side in the rear corner. I guess sometimes using your own eyes rather than Google can be beneficial.

Will have dealer fix if i can't using pliers or something, it seems like i should be able to just kind of pull it out and it will pop back into place....