Installing a Sub and AMP in BMW E91 with no stock amp
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2021
- This video can be used on any E90/E91/E92 where there is no stock amp available to tap into.
This guide can be applied to any car in general, although running the power cable through the firewall into wherever you want the amp installed will be a different method.
dude, you saved my day! i have a e90 325i Sedan, without amp, and was going crazy about where the wires was! BIG thanks
Glad to have helped 👌
Appreciate you man, glad people still make videos to help out
Where is the remote wire connected?
Keep at it my man! 🍻
thanks bro
Thanks bro great job 👍🏽👍🏽
Great video! Where did you connect the remote wires to? Thanks
how do you control the bass and can it be controlled from the radio?
Where did you get the power for remote wire what usb cable ❤
What song is it your playing at the end??
Brilliant video. I'm planning to do this soon. After you soldered the wires did you plug it back into the under seat sub?
@@PasanDias Thanks for replying! Ok cool. I'm doing the exact same thing on an e61, from the UK so mine doesn't have the built in amp either.
I've never done anything in regards to wiring before, do you have pictures/video of you actually doing the wires. Thanks
I don't have a video at the moment. But will upload a video tomorrow with some quick tips on how to solder and splice into wires :)
@@daweirdxone2936 Brilliant! Would be handy! Just want to see exactly which wires I'm doing for this job in particular. Could I not just crimp the wires?
@@bilalahmed2386 as it is a different model that you are working on the colors on the wires would be different, however, there would be only 2 wires that's running to your speakers as well. you might have to use a wiring diagram or a multimeter to distinguish the negative and positive terminals. negative terminal is usually colour coded with black or brown.
as for connecting wires, soldering is a personal preference, however you can use tap ins such as a quick splice connector and would save you from having to solder wires.
I did exact the same but it didn’t work
what kind of cable is it that you soldered to the integrated subs? was it acoustic cable?
Speaker wires. You can get twin core ones in 2mm and 3mm. I believe I used 2mm but I can't remember exactly
@@daweirdxone2936 okay thanks
Where you conected remote bro??
You got 4 channels amp run for twin Sub. I recommend you to get 2 channels amplifier for your twin Sub it will give you full of power. At the moment you only use to channels from your 4 channels amp.
Thank you on the suggestion. I had this amp with me for a while and definitely don't feel the power dropping and is pretty good quality. but next time I'll keep your suggestion in mind 😊
Just bridge the connections and get the full power.
my door speakers arent working after doing this
Can I just run off the right sub? Will it still work ?
Yeah it will still work but the quality will be greatly reduced
@@PasanDias this is the issue I’m having. I ably have mine running from my drivers side and it’s not giving g it’s full potential. My weekend job this week to get it done properly.
@@liamwellsbury4280 exactly. if your head unit allows, you can balance the audio output to your driver's side and you'll see the quality slightly improving