Hey man, redo the power to the amplifier. The fuse needs to be as close to the battery as possible. The way you did that is really, really dangerous and bad.
I am thinking what to get between trunk enclosure which goes into the corner storage or the floor one like yours. I very much like the idea of the floor enclosure. Do you get any rattle from the floor cover at all? TIA.
can we connect the "amp deck" from behind of the radio? i mean the woofers cable that under the seats are going to radio's output or input. It is more simple rather than remove the seats i think.
@@actionmade I’d really remove every plastic piece on the left side of your truck and get to metal. Check out other videos. He didn’t even remove the black plastic piece where it would normally be. Because the same wires he’s splicing into under the seats are the same ones I spliced into before they went into the amp. You can also put your line out converter back there and ground out there and use the power supply from your new amp that’s supplying the power to the sub.
I've actually done this but the problem is that the remote has power for 16 minutes after the ignition has been turned off. And any time I open any door or the trunk, or lock/unlock the car, the remote is activated again. I might have misunderstood something of course :-)
Hey man, redo the power to the amplifier. The fuse needs to be as close to the battery as possible. The way you did that is really, really dangerous and bad.
It’s the thought that counts 😂
The extention cord ohh man, but great video just what i was looking for. 👏
I am thinking what to get between trunk enclosure which goes into the corner storage or the floor one like yours. I very much like the idea of the floor enclosure. Do you get any rattle from the floor cover at all? TIA.
I didnt notice any rattle no
Hey, nice Tutorial. I think that I will do it on mine as well like you did.
Thank you and good luck with it!
You did it the hard way. The amp in is the truck. Hook the loc to the amp. Everything will be in the truck. Easy
Is it doing much? And there doesn’t seem to be any air for the sub to push?
Considering this myself as I like trunk space :)
Works wonderful for me atleast, strong bass for that small space
can we connect the "amp deck" from behind of the radio? i mean the woofers cable that under the seats are going to radio's output or input. It is more simple rather than remove the seats i think.
This was more simple for me, and I dont like too much wiring behind the radio.
how do you control the bass and can it be controlled from the radio?
Just in the radio sound settings, where you adjust bass, treble etc
@@RockstoneDay thank you
Thanks for watching! And yes I accidentally used magnifier instead of amplifier too often🙈
Hey mate, what are the dimensions for the custom box you made for the subwoofer, and how did you get it made?
Its made by Visual Ice in the UK, facebook.com/Visual-Ice-421234901385701/
Why not slice into the factory amp from the back?
Because it doesnt have an amp in the back, thats for the higher quality audio options from factory, not everyone orders that.
@@RockstoneDay I see. I figured all e91’s had at least the hifi system. But I’m seeing some 320d’s apparently didn’t have the amps as well.
@@actionmade I’d really remove every plastic piece on the left side of your truck and get to metal. Check out other videos. He didn’t even remove the black plastic piece where it would normally be. Because the same wires he’s splicing into under the seats are the same ones I spliced into before they went into the amp. You can also put your line out converter back there and ground out there and use the power supply from your new amp that’s supplying the power to the sub.
How to connecet bmw (e90) Remote
I've actually done this but the problem is that the remote has power for 16 minutes after the ignition has been turned off. And any time I open any door or the trunk, or lock/unlock the car, the remote is activated again. I might have misunderstood something of course :-)