sunroof not working.... Fixed!

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Dr Nick, Jan 25, 2006.

  1. Dr Nick

    Dr Nick Guest

    I wrote in before about getting some stuff added to my car (an auto dimming
    mirror and subwoofer) and my sunroof not working, I went to the place today
    and turns out, when he took off the panel with the sunroof switch, he forgot
    to plug it back in before reattaching the pannel, I was in and out in 3
    minutes.
     
    Dr Nick, Jan 25, 2006
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    Rich Guest

    good to hear. what type of sub/amp did you get put in?
     
    Rich, Jan 26, 2006
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    John Horner Guest

    I'm glad it was a simple fix. I thought all along that there was
    probably something the aftermarket guy did wrong.

    John
     
    John Horner, Jan 26, 2006
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    Dr Nick Guest

    good to hear. what type of sub/amp did you get put in?

    I put in a pioneer premier mono amp, it's pushing 360 watts into a 2 ohm
    load (believe it does like 170 or so into a 4 ohm) I bought a pioneer 12"
    dual voice coil subwoofer , it sounds really great.
     
    Dr Nick, Jan 26, 2006
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    TWW Guest

    Good to hear that. I am sure you are relieved.
     
    TWW, Jan 27, 2006
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    t Guest

    I'm really interested in getting a subwoofer setup too, and I hope you mind
    me asking;
    1. How much did this cost you.
    2. What made you decide to go with pioneer over all the others (Sony,
    Infinity, Rockford Fosgate, etc.)
    3. What kind of enclosure did you get and does it take up a lot of space
    4. Did you use your factory radio
    5. How did they hook up the power line? A direct connection to your
    alternator or battery?
    6. Would you mind uploading a picture?
     
    t, Jan 27, 2006
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    Nick Vital Guest

    I'm really interested in getting a subwoofer setup too, and I hope you mind
    well I had the box already (it's about 1.5 Cu ft. sealed box) I had an older
    rockford fosgate 12" sub that I used orignally but switched out for the
    pioneer. cost of the pioneer was 60 dollars shipped (found a great deal on
    ebay for it brand enw in box) the amp cost me 124 shipped, and provides
    plenty of power so total cost of this was under 200 bucks (becuase I already
    had a box)
    I read a lot fo reviews and talked to a bunch of people, and listened to
    some (all be it different) pioneers. I'm NOT a big sony fan for car audio,
    my friend had a sony xplode full system (coaxals all around, subwoofer and 5
    channel amp) and I never really cared for it, espically the sub.. just
    sounded muddy. Rockfords are a decent sub, espically when you get into the
    upper modeles (stage 2 stage 3) but I think they are overpriced for what
    they are. I was between the pioneer and an apline, I went with the pioneer
    based on price I could get it for on ebay, and lots of favorable reviews.
    (TS-W306DVC is the model I got)
    it's a sealed box, 1.5 CU ft. now I had this box for a while, but this sub
    will work with anything form .85 cu ft up to 1.75 I believe, so I'd og with
    about 1 cu ft or so. it doens't take up that much room, I don't have a
    digital camera on me, but I'll take pictures and send them if you'd like
    yes, I have the navi system, so I had to use the factory radio. the amp I
    got (pioneer premier GM-7150M) has speaker level inputs, meaning you can
    splice the rear speaker cables and put tehm directly inot the amp without
    using a line level converter.
    yeah, for power you always run a power wire from the battery, I've never sen
    anyone go directly fomr teh alternator (then the it wouldn't work if the car
    was turned off)
    when I get my camera back form my friend, I can upload one or E-mail it to
    ya

    hope this info helped, what I would say is go to some car audio places and
    listen to subs. if your looking to not lose too much room, look at subs that
    won't need a big box.
     
    Nick Vital, Jan 28, 2006
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