I plan on doing this to the roof, floors, 4 doors & the trunk. Also replacing the engine mounts helps a ton with engine sounds. So once that's all said and done hopefully I have a quiet ride
I have the same car and did the same thing: removed the seats to do a deep clean....but my airbag light came on and won’t turn off. It’s real annoying. Any idea on what I can do? Did you do a trick to get the light to turn off, or did it never turn on for you at all?
I dont know for sure. I would try disconnecting the battery for a like 30 minutes. Disconnect all the plugs under the seats and reconnect them... I have no idea if that will work.
How many sqft of deadener did you have for this project? My sisters adding a sub to her car. So I want to know about how much material i'm going to need to order to knock out the flood, doors and trunk. Thanks
@@keithburger7224 I'm going to use Kilmat 80 mil for her car due to the thickness and density to help reduce outside noise and to isolate and enhance the sound quality in the car, and for her new system. You probably hear that because of the type of material you used. It's very inexpensive, but you also get what you pay for in this instance because it's not intended for the innovative way you've implemented it hahaha. Tho i'm sure it still helps reduce noise and help on the inside temp a little. It's still on the bottom end of what you could of achieved if you'd of got some Noico or Kilmat. For how much work goes into this i'm surprised you didn't get a better material. If you end up adding more you should get some Kilmat 80mil to reduce noise. Thanks for the reply. Since her civic is a coupe hers should need just about 100sqft of material to get the job done.
The code is on a sticker in the passenger side glove compartment on the right side it’s a 5 digit code
I plan on doing this to the roof, floors, 4 doors & the trunk. Also replacing the engine mounts helps a ton with engine sounds. So once that's all said and done hopefully I have a quiet ride
Do you have any video of how the car sounds from the outside to show the effectiveness of your sound dampening?
No
How did you remove the carpet on the passenger side? Did you just pull up once the driver side was free
amazing dude! this car look´s perfect.
I have the same car and did the same thing: removed the seats to do a deep clean....but my airbag light came on and won’t turn off. It’s real annoying.
Any idea on what I can do? Did you do a trick to get the light to turn off, or did it never turn on for you at all?
I dont know for sure. I would try disconnecting the battery for a like 30 minutes. Disconnect all the plugs under the seats and reconnect them... I have no idea if that will work.
Mine never came on. I had the battery disconnected.
Did you have any luck?
David Maddox Hi
my airbag litht comes on too. What did you do to remove it?
How is the sound while driving on highways now
Approximately 30%-35% more quiet. Much better.
If I were to pay someone to do this, how much you think it’ll run me? I love my civic but 7 hours is a bit much.
Did you ever find out?
How many sqft of deadener did you have for this project? My sisters adding a sub to her car. So I want to know about how much material i'm going to need to order to knock out the flood, doors and trunk.
Thanks
I used 3 rolls. I can still hear road noise from the front wheel wells. FYI. I plan to add a little more to the engine bay
@@keithburger7224 I'm going to use Kilmat 80 mil for her car due to the thickness and density to help reduce outside noise and to isolate and enhance the sound quality in the car, and for her new system.
You probably hear that because of the type of material you used. It's very inexpensive, but you also get what you pay for in this instance because it's not intended for the innovative way you've implemented it hahaha. Tho i'm sure it still helps reduce noise and help on the inside temp a little. It's still on the bottom end of what you could of achieved if you'd of got some Noico or Kilmat. For how much work goes into this i'm surprised you didn't get a better material. If you end up adding more you should get some Kilmat 80mil to reduce noise.
Thanks for the reply. Since her civic is a coupe hers should need just about 100sqft of material to get the job done.
@@keithburger7224 would be nice if you have a before/after comparison!
You need to use MLV to reduce road noise, the stuff you applied only works on vibrations not noise.
Late I know but the radio code is on a sticker on the inside of your glove box.
So, really nice..how much percentaje do you figured out as quite in the car?After doing this
I’m looking into doing this to my wife’s 09 civic. Can you tell me if you noticed a huge difference in reduction of road noise? Thanks.
Watch the video and he says whether or not he noticed a difference.
Is that the stock sound deadening layer on the floor?
Yes, I don't know why he put so much when it's already given by Honda. I think MLV should be the way to reduce noise.
Open the dash and the code should be on the side of it facing the driver. That is where mine is at.
Thank you!
Great job man!
Wow! How long did this take you?
About 7 hrs
Can you tell me where you got the soundproof linear
Home depot or Lowes. Frost king duct insulation.
You can fix the radio by going on their website
code is on passenger side glob box_left side on sticker (don't know I spelled it right)
code is on a sticker inside the glove box
radio code is 0000