Accessing Bose Sub on rear deck
#1
Accessing Bose Sub on rear deck
I need to open the bose sub to take care of a rattle that is driving me nuts. I haven't been using my 2 12in subs in the truck because it sounds like I have a roll of pennies on my rear deck. Could some one please tell me how I can access the POS Bose sub.
#2
Yes i do actually they had to remove that to do my tints. it looks complicated but all u gotta do is take a screw driver and pop it up and then when done pop it back down. No Prob.
I actually wouldn't mind changing that sub to a better woofer but i understand with bose systems u can't just do that also i wanna dynamat that whole area back there. Also a better sub would have a bigger magnet and there's probably to much bull**** back there for it to fit.
I actually wouldn't mind changing that sub to a better woofer but i understand with bose systems u can't just do that also i wanna dynamat that whole area back there. Also a better sub would have a bigger magnet and there's probably to much bull**** back there for it to fit.
#3
Thanks evsweat1-but when you say it just pops out are you refering to the fabric covering the sub or the entire piece, ie: brake light assembly and sub. Just wanted to make sure I understand before I try to pry it out w/a screw driver. Although if I don't fix that rattle soon I may be using a crow bar on my rear deck.
#5
The speaker grill pops straight up. Just use a little pressure and pull it straight up. I did not have to use a screw driver, just my hands. I have that same rattle, so I took the speaker out and dynamatted every metal part that I could find. It seems to have taken care of that rattle.
#6
Cooter, I've been considering removing the stock sub, and having someone fabricate a mounting position for a 12" sub. I heard it's really complicated because of the torsion bars that are directly beneath the stock sub! I'm trying to find ways around this, but all hands seem to be pointing at impossible!! If you can get around this, let me know!
#7
cooter, what year tl?
i removed the stock sub, so bass can get through rear deck easier than if it was still there. on the 2002 you have to remove the bass cover completely, not just the cloth grille cover...!!!
it isnt hard though. there are two snap ins on the front, pry the grille up from the plastic, and pull toward you. the whole assembly comes off. but you have to disconnect the brake light wires before taking completely off. either do this from inside the trunk or by being careful and pulling off from inside the car. oh yeh, you will have to remove the rear seat to do this cause its in the way.
it isnt hard though. there are two snap ins on the front, pry the grille up from the plastic, and pull toward you. the whole assembly comes off. but you have to disconnect the brake light wires before taking completely off. either do this from inside the trunk or by being careful and pulling off from inside the car. oh yeh, you will have to remove the rear seat to do this cause its in the way.
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Originally posted by JayPolos
Cooter, I've been considering removing the stock sub, and having someone fabricate a mounting position for a 12" sub. I heard it's really complicated because of the torsion bars that are directly beneath the stock sub! I'm trying to find ways around this, but all hands seem to be pointing at impossible!! If you can get around this, let me know!
Cooter, I've been considering removing the stock sub, and having someone fabricate a mounting position for a 12" sub. I heard it's really complicated because of the torsion bars that are directly beneath the stock sub! I'm trying to find ways around this, but all hands seem to be pointing at impossible!! If you can get around this, let me know!
#10
Originally posted by JayPolos
Systek, if I were to remove the torsioners, would I have a problem with opening/closing the trunk?
Systek, if I were to remove the torsioners, would I have a problem with opening/closing the trunk?
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