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0 2021/02/26 23:26:25 Borbor
I don’t think this squeaks but did it anyway
I don’t think this squeaks but did it anyway
0 2021/02/26 23:26:34 Borbor
The rear side window drains can rattle against the plastic part as shown by the red arrow. One of my sides was clipped into a holder right at the very bottom and will be held taught and away from the contact point as shown in the photo. My other drain was just hanging loose which then lies in the path of the green dots and can rattle. It is hard to put the loose end back into the clip as it is right down the bottom and you are doing it blind and by feel only and you don’t want to create a kink.
The rear side window drains can rattle against the plastic part as shown by the red arrow. One of my sides was clipped into a holder right at the very bottom and will be held taught and away from the contact point as shown in the photo. My other drain was just hanging loose which then lies in the path of the green dots and can rattle. It is hard to put the loose end back into the clip as it is right down the bottom and you are doing it blind and by feel only and you don’t want to create a kink.
0 2021/02/26 23:36:44 Borbor
Carpeted rear panel can vibrate forward and backwards as the hole for the push in anchor is bigger than the width of the anchor pin. I put some self adhesive foam under it to tighten everything up
Carpeted rear panel can vibrate forward and backwards as the hole for the push in anchor is bigger than the width of the anchor pin. I put some self adhesive foam under it to tighten everything up
0 2021/02/26 23:36:49 Borbor
0 2021/04/10 21:32:00 Borbor
0 2021/04/10 21:32:05 Borbor
0 2021/04/23 21:42:29 Borbor
Routed the wiring through pre-existing hole in shell from elastic band. Then sealed the rest of the hole afterwards. Also needed to seal the other 3 holes I the shell from the other slots for the other inbuilt elastic bands
Routed the wiring through pre-existing hole in shell from elastic band. Then sealed the rest of the hole afterwards. Also needed to seal the other 3 holes I the shell from the other slots for the other inbuilt elastic bands
0 2021/05/03 06:03:25 Borbor
Outside view
Outside view
0 2021/05/03 06:03:33 Borbor
Face board is I set I to the shell to allow subwoofer to stick out a bit and still remain below floor level
Face board is I set I to the shell to allow subwoofer to stick out a bit and still remain below floor level
0 2021/05/03 06:03:41 Borbor
Mdf cut to size from cardboard template to get correct depth. Edges are all routed with 11.25 degree chamfer bit except one edge which is shallower so needed 15degree chamfer bit.
Mdf cut to size from cardboard template to get correct depth. Edges are all routed with 11.25 degree chamfer bit except one edge which is shallower so needed 15degree chamfer bit.
0 2021/05/03 06:03:48 Borbor
Another use for tyre black
Another use for tyre black
0 2021/05/03 06:03:57 Borbor
0 2021/05/03 06:04:05 Borbor
0 2021/05/03 06:04:12 Borbor
Partially installed
Partially installed
0 2021/05/03 06:04:20 Borbor
0 2021/05/03 06:04:27 Borbor
Completely stealth and usable
Completely stealth and usable
0 2021/05/03 06:04:33 Borbor
0 2021/05/03 06:04:41 Borbor
0 2021/05/10 23:08:06 Borbor
0 2021/05/28 07:01:44 Borbor
Water will drain off roof to this area. This side has a small gap between the seal and the body work
Water will drain off roof to this area. This side has a small gap between the seal and the body work
0 2021/10/30 17:07:18 Borbor
This side has an even bigger gap.
This side has an even bigger gap.
0 2021/10/30 17:07:22 Borbor
Since no one has answered yet …….Just pull forward from the top. Just non breakable clips here where  the arrows are. Once top is loose just lift the entire panel upwards as sits on some vertically oriented pins at the base.
Since no one has answered yet …….Just pull forward from the top. Just non breakable clips here where the arrows are. Once top is loose just lift the entire panel upwards as sits on some vertically oriented pins at the base.
0 2022/01/01 21:32:01 Borbor
Finally finished my install
Finally finished my install
0 2022/01/19 01:57:44 Borbor
Made a trim ring as well
Made a trim ring as well
0 2022/01/19 01:57:52 Borbor
0 2022/01/19 01:58:01 Borbor
0 2022/01/19 01:58:09 Borbor
With LEDs
With LEDs
0 2022/01/19 01:58:17 Borbor
0 2022/01/29 15:25:47 Borbor
0 2022/05/12 23:24:49 Borbor
0 2022/05/12 23:24:58 Borbor
0 2022/05/12 23:25:05 Borbor
0 2022/05/12 23:25:12 Borbor
0 2022/05/12 23:25:20 Borbor
This is the seller Shop name
This is the seller Shop name
0 2022/05/12 23:29:32 Borbor
0 2022/05/12 23:29:43 Borbor
0 2022/06/26 06:19:09 Borbor
The white plastic pin lock needs to be removed form the connector first
The white plastic pin lock needs to be removed form the connector first
0 2022/07/01 21:10:30 Borbor
Release by pushing forward the locking tabs on both side and remove white plastic bit completely. Remember to reinstall later
Release by pushing forward the locking tabs on both side and remove white plastic bit completely. Remember to reinstall later
0 2022/07/01 21:10:45 Borbor
There are small grey plastic tabs that are part of the connector that have to be gentle released before you can pull out the pins. You need to remove the ones shown , one for each voice coil of the subwoofer.
There are small grey plastic tabs that are part of the connector that have to be gentle released before you can pull out the pins. You need to remove the ones shown , one for each voice coil of the subwoofer.
0 2022/07/01 21:10:51 Borbor
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