Subwoofer vibration-anyone else??

[drj02]

:mad: Just wondering if anyone else has that bottoming out sub vibration from the back sill I can't seem to get rid of. I don't know what the dealer would do to fix. Anyone had this problem and have a solution that worked? Thanks.

[MarauderMark]

Heres a link Check it out ..If this doesn't help type in the search box (top right corner) what your looking for it will come up...:up:

http://www.mercurymarauder.net/forums/showthread.php?t=10713&highlight=subwoofer+vibration

[Donny Carlson]

1) remove the mounting nuts on the bracket that holds the subwoofer assembly.

2) disconnect the electrical connector.

3) drive to the nearest dumpster.

4) open the lid and toss it in.

5) drive to your nearby autosound installer.

6) have them install a decent 10" subwoofer driven by a mono amp (at least 300 watts)

7) be glad you are rid of that POS that Ford put in your car.

8) put in a 50 cent CD, crank up the volume, and drive by Todd's house at 3:00 AM.

[merc]

I will drink to that :beer: G-Unit

[rookie1]

1) remove the mounting nuts on the bracket that holds the subwoofer assembly.

2) disconnect the electrical connector.

3) drive to the nearest dumpster.

4) open the lid and toss it in.

5) drive to your nearby autosound installer.

6) have them install a decent 10" subwoofer driven by a mono amp (at least 300 watts)

7) be glad you are rid of that POS that Ford put in your car.

8) put in a 50 cent CD, crank up the volume, and drive by Todd's house at 3:00 AM.


I concur with this advice

[Digital Man]

On Saturday I am doing just that.

Question, where is your new Sub mounted? In a box underneath where the OEM sub is(was)? They sold me a box for the sub, when i looked in the truck later on I thought to myself, "How the heck is that thing going to fit under there?" :confused:

If anyones knows of some proper box measurements it would be appreciated.