HELP! We just got back from a Christmas vacation and were almost driven out of our minds with a very loud wind whistle at speeds over 50, particularly with head or side winds blowing - which we encountered all the way to our destination! We could not listen to the radio or CDs because of the noise. We have a 2002 Honda Odyssey EX purchased in March 2002. The problem has always been with this vehicle (our 2000 Odyssey did not have the problem!) The whistle (read loud NOISE) is a flute-like "Whoooooooooooo" at what we estimate to be a pitch of about "G" above "Middle C" appearing to come from the driver's pillar between the driver's window and the windshield. As I said, it really gets going at speeds over 50 with a head or side wind. The only way we could get to stop was to open the driver's window about 2". Not too good in cold weather. I have tried duct tape over almost all possible cracks and crevasses along the door opening, side-view mirror, and under the hood on that side of the car - all to no avail. Has anyone had a similar problem? Were you able to fix it? I'm sure the local Honda dealer would have a field day with this problem! I'll try to stay away from them if at all possible! Jim W