trunk vent rattle from sub question
the flap behind the fuse box in the trunk and I'm assuming there's one on the other side too but its covered.
any ideas on what i can do? I though about taping them open 24/7 or putting a foam piece just to hold it open bad ideas or no?
When I had everything apart I found this putty the dealer had used in trying to fix the problem. It was color matched to the trim. I removed the putty where they put it and I placed it at strategic points in the rings and then reassembled them. The annoying buzz is now gone.
Getting the rings off is a bit of a job which requires taking off a bit of the dash trim. A video on instrument cluster removal will get you there. Once the dash trim cover is off the rings can be easily pushed out but it's like a puzzle problem.
So something like this putty or felt tape might help.
the flap behind the fuse box in the trunk and I'm assuming there's one on the other side too but its covered.
any ideas on what i can do? I though about taping them open 24/7 or putting a foam piece just to hold it open bad ideas or no?
I like the fiberglass batting idea. Air can still go in and out while shutting out some of the flapping noises. Just don't impede the physical motion of the flap.
It' flutter like crazy I'm yet to solve this issue. I may try some of the ideas above, it was pretty loud on my way home for my weekend getaway.
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It sounds like those vents are doing their job anyway and you must be generating some good air pressure with that sub.
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I really only crank it loud when I'm on the highway on long trips.
I won't even listen to music in the stock config for the Audio 20. When I had my loaners I'd only listen to talk radio (they tend to have Audio 20 in loaners).
My old car would have issue with the interior door panels if the music got loud.






