Recent content by 23adrock

I suspect I have the same problem. Unfortunately I’m two hours from the nearest service center. Did you get an idea if it’s dangerous, or just a nuisance? I can live with the noise. It also goes away when it’s warmer

I'm in Wilmington but this was the first and only time I've worked on car audio... it has worked out great but I'm probably not the one you want installing yours... before I did it myself I did find an installer in Wilmington that had experience with Teslas, so I'm sure the Raleigh area will...

Thanks yeah; I was wondering if phase conflict could have been contributing to your issue. This is one of the reasons that I did not keep my stock sub connected. As you mention, I doubt it's adding much.

@UCIBtheG I encourage you to read Travis Llado’s extensive review of the M3 sound system at Tesla Model 3 Stereo - Part 2: Audio Testing He goes into great detail with an oscilloscope that shows that there is a signal down to 20 Hz, but you just can’t hear it with the stock subwoofer. I agree...

Did you keep the stock sub connected?

Not really. I would play with the bracket and/or make sure you cut away some of the trunk trim to accommodate the entire sub cabinet

I would go all the way through step 13/page 16 to truly power everything down. Make sure the doors and windows stay open so you don’t get locked out.

Here’s a diagram of the model three premium speaker set up https://teslatap.com/articles/audio-systems-for-the-model-3/

A-pillar speakers are only active with “High” surround setting

I would try unplugging the stock sub harness just to try it that way, eliminating any possible phase issues

Interesting, did you leave the stock sub connected? Sounds like a phase issue to me

Like I said as long as they follow the proper shutdown procedure for the Tesla then it’s the same as any. pages 1-17 here https://34c9c8a1-7edd-4e5b-8d85-78fc1628321b.filesusr.com/ugd/d26784_23a10dd8bd324d1bb3b0537bf065ea86.pdf?index=true

I did it with zero experience so I’m sure a shop would have no problems as long as they follow the proper shutdown/disconnect sequence prior (linked earlier in this thread)

For sure, was just detailing the lazy man’s method lol

Glad to hear!