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wish someone from (GM head quarters) ride with me in my 16 encore base and tell me how quite it is with its whiny pitch sound. Noise Cancellation technology must not be doing its job in mines Mayble false advertisement do I have a case hmm. I was told this, noise have to do with it being a timing chain, by the dealer mechanic I told him this was the same nosie I heard from my cirrus before it went ? the nosie cancelling don’t work, the whine it’s heard very well from 0-25mph I aways turn my radio starting the car up because this whine sound feels the whole suv, when it’s cold the sound is 10x louder. BTW I have less then 7,000 on it today.
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Yesterday I recorded this. It was over 60° same models make this sound but disappear after its warmed up, did they cut corners on sound damping insulation I’m lost. -
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Thanks for the video, @NoPeaceOfMind17. I watched it three times at full volume on my headphones and for the life of me could not hear the “whine”.
For the sake of information, here’s what QuietTuning is: a process that consists of acoustically enhanced windshield and side glass, along with numerous noise canceling acoustic treatments to reduce, block and absorb noise and vibration to create a quiet interior cabin.
So, QuietTuning isn’t magic. It’s not like it will be able to cancel out extremely loud or abnormal noises. It sounds like the issue you’re experiencing has nothing to do with QuietTuning or Noise Canceling… or any of that, but is rather an issue with a vehicle component.
I’m not sure what could be causing it… but has your dealer stated that this is normal behavior? Have you had a chance to drive another “base” Encore? If so, does it do the same thing?
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