Hi, curious if anyone else has a similar setup and has experience this issue. I have a 2016 F-150 6.5ft bed supercrew with 2017 Hawk. The front edge of the FWC lines up almost prefect with the seam in the middle of the panoramic moonroof where the front moving glass would slide behind the fixed glass.
At highway speeds, especially with a strong headwind, air is being forced down from the camper and will push that seam so that air actually comes through the moonroof. It's worrisome when it happens because the seam is flexing so much I fear the glass could break.
I've tried putting a Yakima fairing at various positions to try and get the airflow up and over the camper but so far my best fix is putting 5" gorilla tape across the seam in the moonroof. Anyone else experienced this?
At highway speeds, especially with a strong headwind, air is being forced down from the camper and will push that seam so that air actually comes through the moonroof. It's worrisome when it happens because the seam is flexing so much I fear the glass could break.
I've tried putting a Yakima fairing at various positions to try and get the airflow up and over the camper but so far my best fix is putting 5" gorilla tape across the seam in the moonroof. Anyone else experienced this?