I was dealing with this also , I ended up stuffing microfiber towels in there , and so far it sounds alot better. I stuffed them from the opening that it has towards the middle from the trunk opening. I found out that it was vibrating from the left side passenger rear the most so that's where I stuffed about 3 of em . Did this to avoid opening up anything. Sometimes stuff doesn't go back on as they should . Fragile plastics break like on the video 😐
You know, cars age so creaks may arise. This video is useful, besides all, if you want to know how to dismount the back panel for changing the subwoofer with a custom one. If you're asking, Audi will not fix this "problem" for free as it's not a mechanical problem.
Yeah, mine started to rattle again... i suppose when it's cold, materials tend to shrink, those creating bigger gaps between materials, and bigger rattles
@@xozart9785 same issues. Only solution that worked: after removing the cover, don't only treat the plastic parts of the lid but also mount dampening mats on both sides of the metal where the sub is mounted. totally new experience. And when you're at it, replace that shitty B&O wanna be sub with a 10" rockford fosgate prime. close to perfect fit. check out that german dude who did that with his a5 too. I just copied his work last month. it's like an entire new sound system. crazy performance, no additional amp or anything
The rear deck is slapping against the rear subwoofer bracket. You'll have to reinforce it. Fill the void with some foam tape and run a bolt thru both the rear deck and the rear subwoofer bracket.
@@iwanwalters76 his Audi A4 had the same problem, when he took It into the shop to go get repaired they could not replicate the issue in order to diagnose and fix it.
The commentary sounds like I'm getting an automated call from a scammer
I was dealing with this also , I ended up stuffing microfiber towels in there , and so far it sounds alot better. I stuffed them from the opening that it has towards the middle from the trunk opening. I found out that it was vibrating from the left side passenger rear the most so that's where I stuffed about 3 of em . Did this to avoid opening up anything. Sometimes stuff doesn't go back on as they should . Fragile plastics break like on the video 😐
thank you for this comment because i do not feel like taking apart my backseat. I will try this instead.
Good dismounting tutorial. Thank you!
Glad it helps!
Hi, so does this considered as a mechanical issue?
You know, cars age so creaks may arise.
This video is useful, besides all, if you want to know how to dismount the back panel for changing the subwoofer with a custom one.
If you're asking, Audi will not fix this "problem" for free as it's not a mechanical problem.
How to fix the rest of the entire car from rattling?
good tutorial man! Has there been anymore rattling? I have noticed that temprature also has an affect on it. When its cold it gets worse
Yeah, mine started to rattle again... i suppose when it's cold, materials tend to shrink, those creating bigger gaps between materials, and bigger rattles
@@xozart9785 same issues. Only solution that worked: after removing the cover, don't only treat the plastic parts of the lid but also mount dampening mats on both sides of the metal where the sub is mounted. totally new experience. And when you're at it, replace that shitty B&O wanna be sub with a 10" rockford fosgate prime. close to perfect fit. check out that german dude who did that with his a5 too. I just copied his work last month. it's like an entire new sound system. crazy performance, no additional amp or anything
@@xozart9785 found it: th-cam.com/video/YJQ8buiRutc/w-d-xo.html
No additional cutting required? @anthonysauter5368
@@anthonysauter5368 where?? is there a link ?
My rattle is coming from the housing itself. Any solutions?
The speaker housing? If so, your speaker is probably cracked, will need a replace
@@xozart9785 ah damn. Alright. Thanks
The rear deck is slapping against the rear subwoofer bracket. You'll have to reinforce it. Fill the void with some foam tape and run a bolt thru both the rear deck and the rear subwoofer bracket.
I’ve got the same issue with my sq5, left side rear it’s worse in colder temperatures
Oof, you have to use interior trim tools. They will give before the plastic does.
I think you just fixed the rattle bc the speaker casing was just removed? Did it sound the same once you replace the grill?
The rattle was still gone after replacing the grill 👍
@@xozart9785 thanks for the update! 👍🏼 Might have to do what you did then 😅
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Thank u 🙏🏽
My A4 has the same problem. Took it in and they couldn’t recreate the problem.
What does this even mean sorry?
@@iwanwalters76 his Audi A4 had the same problem, when he took It into the shop to go get repaired they could not replicate the issue in order to diagnose and fix it.
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