Sometimes the rear speaker REALLY vibrates badly. I did the velcro thing and it's still a problem. The worst example is "With or Without You" on my Best Of U2 CD (even at relatively low volume), but it happens on various tracks played loudly with heavy base and it's kinda irritating. Anyway, I noticed the metal plate of the speaker is only attached to the body of the vehice on 3 corners. There's no hole in the metal plate for this last corner but there's a hole in the body of the car that could be used. Should I try to bolt that last corner (rear passenger corner) in place also? I don't know what elso to do to get rid of the vibration.

 

Man my whole car vibrates now with the TWO ten inch subs.......

 

yea bolt the last corner.....thats what i did, the vibrating got alot better but it still rattles alittle

 

How do I fix my problem?

 

throw away your subs

 

I complained to the dealer about it. They said that i was the six person with the same problem, and they will try to do smth about it. Long story short, they fixed it under warranty. My speaker is now bolted down with 4 bolts vs 3 as it was before. Sounds quite better now.
Props to Academy Nissan!

Peace

 

ur so lucky! they didnt do **** for my rattling sound i had to bolt down the4th side myself

 

Well, it took me three trips and two days in a rental Cavalier (ARGH)
to get it done. Tell them that there IS a write up about the problem from Nissan itself. Oh yeah, the dealer i bought the Max from said that they're rattling because "It's not broken in yet" <---what a load of BS.

 

Plenty of insulation. You think 2 10's can be rough in my first car I had three thats right three JL 15 inch subs in my trunk with 300 watts a piece. Try that on for a while.

SuDZ

 

That'll not only shake the car, but your @$$ too..

 

Makes you want to ask them: "Are you that stupid, or do you think I am?"