Coachmen: Anyone find a way to improve noise in cockpit area?

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Originally Posted by Mr_D

Yep, and if my wife ever sees that post.................

My wife will climb out of the passernger seat and move to the street side of the coach. I haven't the heart to tell her that if we go over, where she is sitting won't make a difference.

Roll; however I might just jump up too and we can both run back and huddle in the bathroom. LOL

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Originally Posted by micd

We put a soundproofing foam on our dog house. It worked really well and made driving a much quieter experience.

Here is a link to my blog post which shows pics and gives more detail.
1994 Brave 29RQ RV: Doghouse sound proofing looks great

Thank you MICD, I'll check that out.

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[Rick Long]

I installed DynaMat sound deadening and on top of that, Dyna-Thermal Hood shield to the underside of the dog house. Made a BIG difference in noise and heat.

The Official Dynamat Website

[336muffin]

I would be careful with noise canceling headphones, some states do not like the idea! I found out the expensive way! This was several years ago, the officer explained the safety factor in detail for quite a while!

[barbaram]

Originally Posted by Mr_D

We have a DP but I've found the noise in the right front seat increases if I get too close to the edge of a mountain road that has no guardrail!!

We wives have to keep you guys between the fences. You'd miss us if we weren't there.

[NITEHAWK]

No matter what you put in the engine compartment be very careful regarding combustability!! Otherwise you might eliminate the noise problem and substitute it with fire and fumes. If at all possible I would try to provide additional sound proofing on the cab side of the doghouse cover.