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Old 02-18-2011, 07:52 PM   #1
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Has anyone tried to reduce the noise...

...in the cavernous area at the back of the cab. I would stuff butyl vibration dampening material but the adhesive back that would be needed to keep the stuff up in there won't allow me to stuff it up there. I could spray a foam insulation in there but I fear a moisture build up. I don’t what is best and wonder if anyone here has figured it out and got it done. I have used Second Skin dampening all over the cab, doors and bedliner under the cab but that one area can sure create a tin can sound.
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