Here is how I installed my Pioneer TS-WX22A Subwoofer in the boot.
Pioneer TS-WX22A
Here is the place I am going to install the sub. It's on the right side of the spare tire right in the corner.
The instruction say that you have to screw the frame of the sub into the car floor but I don't think that such a good idea. I have no idea what's under that floor. So I took a piece of wood and fixed the brackets of the sub on it. I am going to glue the wooden panel to the floor.
Here is the bracket.
Just checking if I have to right placement.
Here the wooden panel is glued and the floor fabric is covering the whole thing. You can see the screws that fix the subwoofer sticking out of the fabric.
All done. The wires come from the back see wires post to see how that's done.
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maybe you can help me. i have the same subwoofer as you, connected yellow to battery, black to the ground, blue to my JVC radio and chinch to chinch. it just doesnt work, my subwoofer is not starting. it started 1 time when i first turned my key 2 times for 1sec, but from then the 'power' light never turned on again. i really dont know what to do, you have an idea??
Did you switch it off on the remotecontrol?
Do you have to active the woofer in your radio?
Let me know how you are doing.
and sound is really nice :)
I installed a powered sub in the same location but I'm not getting any power to it.
I think it must be the ground as I have checked and rung the power side. I probably chose a bad place to ground (under the right latch for the rear seat).
Can you tell me where you connected your ground in the boot area? It will save me a ton of time trying to find a new place to ground it.
Thanks
Since we used the same location, can I ask did you ground the paint significantly? I ran a small grinding wheel around the bolt hole but it's possible that I did not remove enough of the paint to secure a good ground there. Your thoughts?
thanks
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