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Questions for rubber strip from BMW roof rack system
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The rubber strip is to be used when not using attachments. So you take off the rubber strips when actually attaching carriers. You have to trim/cut that rubber strip to the exact length of the crossover itself once the crossover bars are mounted. Take off rubber strip when mounting roof box.
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You should always use the rubber strips, otherwise you will get lots of high-pitch noise ! You can also cut them in pieces to cover whatever area remains after installing the roof rack.
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Rubber strips improve wind noise reduction, they need to be placed only in the front cross bar.
I had the same issue, just cut it to the proper lenght. |
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