In this video we show you how to replace you old dry rotted factory Jeep Wrangler sub woofer. We replace it with a AudioPipe " dual voice coil Sub woofer. If you would like to pick one up go here. amzn.to/2d9e8Yn
Quadratec makes a very good direct fit factory replacement for the wrangler woofer. Shallow like the original and plug and play. Replaced mine while the console was still in the vehicle.
So what would you recommend I do if I want to use my original sub with a new amp, the two wire sets are throwing me off... do I join them or do I pick my favourite side? ;-)
Hey great vid,but you dropped something black at the 1:31 mark between the trashcans,dont know what it was but it looked like it fell from the junk you pulled out.
Great video. Thank you for your time. I followed your tutorial exactly. The Audio Pipe only has a pos/neg on the unit I purchased. I capped the other 2 wires. I checked the fuse, which is a 20 amp, looked fine. I do not get any sound from the speaker?
Would have I heard anything from a blown speaker? I tried capping the red and black and hooking up the tan and gray. Still nothing. I did find 1 TS-CVR6. HOPING THIS WORKS. THANK YOU.
Have you guys replaced the stock subwoofer on a jeep gladiator? My truck came with the factory sub behind the seat. I am thinking of replacing it and seeing if my bass is upgraded. Have you done something similar?
How is the factory sub wired? Are the 2 coils parallel for a 4 ohm load? Or did the factory put right on one coil and left on the other for "stereo" sound?
+Justin Gardner the factory amp uses high level input off the front speakers for signal. When you fad left or right the sub still plays. That about all the testing we have done. We just replace what we take out with the same, so it works the same
PSA to anyone finding this video and being tempted by the low prices of these drivers currently on Amazon... This driver has an Xmax of only 2mm and IMO is a poor choice for a Jeep console sub replacement. In the recommended sealed enclosure volume of 2.5 cu ft it has an F3 of 109 Hz. IMO, either do the Kicker that KyleSVT did or spend the $90 and get the replacement sub from Quadratec (which was likely built to OEM specs).
Nice job. Which oem style radio you guys suggest for a TJ? I currently have an after market think sony with all those cheesy changing colors. I was thinking of buying a used factory radio. Is there one out there from Chrysler which fits on a TJ but more modern with bluetooth?
I loved how well this video was put together. I purchased the Audio pipe but believe I purchased the TS-AR6 (has only one positive & one negative terminal.) my question is what wire do I attach? I put the the positive of both on the one terminal and the negative of both on the other. I believe there was a black & red pair and a pair of grey & brown? Any help is greatly appreciated - Rob C
Five Star Car Stereo hey i was wondering if there was another speaker the one in the link says its not for sale and if you have anyother ones that work thanks!!
Great video and easy to follow. The speaker is no longer available on Amazon, do you guys have any other speakers you've had luck with in this spot? Also, is the factory amp good, or would you recommend replacing it as well? Thanks
+Nick Berger they came out with an updated version. We have only ever used the factory amp. AUDIOPIPE TS-AR6 6" 150W Car Audio Power Subwoofer Sub TSAR6 www.amazon.com/dp/B005OT3SZ6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_KxNgzbSPNQ6TC
Thanks for the video, I found the latest model of that speaker TS-CVR6. I replaced it but when I hooked it back up it doesn’t seem to work. Checked all the connections. They seem fine. Still no luck. Any thoughts on another issue? Could the amp be shot?
Well... First off, the music pounding in my ear was annoying. Second, you lifted the center console up showing the harness plug already disconnected. How did you get it disconnected? Seems to me to be the hardest part. Thumbs down bud.
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