yep sometimes the most obvious are right in front of our noses...
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08 FJC, Brick, Auto, Nitto Terra Grapplers (295), ATrac, Locker, Budbuilt sliders, ToyTec 3" lift
84 FJ-60, blue, body lift, BFG AT on oem steelies, Warn Hubs, mostly original
Perfect "Brock", this is what I was trying to get at. One other thing, when I was tapping into my dome light lead I pop'ed a fuse. The factory settings on everything kicked in & I had to reset all of my personal settings on the F Jammer. I think Brock said it best, try a different type of music (even if you hate it) just to check too make sure it's on. I don't even know what the hell my 12 y.o. son is punching into the radio 1/2 the time ???????
You could always crank it up and just go back there and make sure it's vibrating, lol.
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'08 Ti PreRunner Outside -Demello Bumper w/ Acro Lights, BFG AT 285's, Fox 2.0 Front & Rear, AP Rear Links (upper and lower) roof rack, Tundra Door Handles, AFE CAI (TBS will be installed when I get ahold of a torque wrench) JBA Exhaust, 8K HID's, Demello Tube Sliders, vent shades Inside - AVIC D3 w/ Bluetooth, Sirius, and iPod, Infinity Kappa 3.5", 6x9", 6.5", 4" Rockford Sub, Rockford Mono Amp, Alpine 4-Channel, Door Sill Enhancements, Viper 5900 Alarm w/ remote start, Tuffy center console, Midland CB, Wet Okoles Next - Winch, UCA's CB Mount
The factory sub box is ported. Even if you're deaf you should be able to feel the air pass through the box openings on the front. On a side note, replacing the factory stereo is typically the first step for me on any new car. I'm not quite an audiophile, but I do want to feel the music. However with the FJ, I'm quite surprised with the amount of sound the factory system provides. It's not going to blow any doors off or be felt from down the street, but in the cab with the windows up the system works well. You should definitely be capable of hearing or feeling the difference with toggling the sub switch. Check your connections. Is the switch hooked up? If it is a recent purchase, take it to the dealer and ask them to check it out for you.
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Yes... You should be able to hear it. Adjust the base setting up, as others have mentioned, and of course press the sub-woofer switch to turn it on. I'm not really sure why they put a switch on it, but they did. I normally keep the base adjusted to +3 and it even thumps on radio/bluegrass.. Ron
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sprior previously said:
i am pretty sure my subwoofer isn't working on my week old TT.
You should hear a difference if the button on the dash is pressed in or out, right?
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Rapper standing on the corner, wrappers flying in the wind... And in my quite reflection, I wonder why..
I agree. the type of music makes a big difference. Older music you can barely hear the sub.
embarrassed to admit it, but it does work! and yes, music type makes a difference... Feeling the port or watching the cone confirms it works! Put the right disc in and it is like somewhere went back there and fitted some new unit...
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