Air Flap in trunk
03-03-2004
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Air Flap in trunk
Hey i was wondering how bad is it if you take out that air flap in the trunk and dynomat over the hole or just like tape the flap shut. i know its there to release pressure from when you slam the door and stuff so i just wanted to know how bad it is taking it out. i am getting a lot of dust and crap on that side of my trunk and on my box luckily i am recarpeting it all to match.
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Rep Power: 313 mine has been sealed for almost 2 years now, no worries abotu water or pressure or anything
unless you mean subwoofer pressure....that I have a bunch of......
unless you mean subwoofer pressure....that I have a bunch of......
03-04-2004
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Rep Power: 0 ok so i can just put like tape over the hole and then dynomat over that and should be ok right?
cause i am more worried about pressure change in the car and mabye craking the windows while i go somewhere up north if i have the windows closed
cause i am more worried about pressure change in the car and mabye craking the windows while i go somewhere up north if i have the windows closed
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Rep Power: 259 im glad to hear this is no big deal. after seaching for hours i realized the only rattle i have left was that damn vent! its time to seal that sucker!
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ok so i can just put like tape over the hole and then dynomat over that and should be ok right?
cause i am more worried about pressure change in the car and mabye craking the windows while i go somewhere up north if i have the windows closed
ok so i can just put like tape over the hole and then dynomat over that and should be ok right?
cause i am more worried about pressure change in the car and mabye craking the windows while i go somewhere up north if i have the windows closed
03-08-2004
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I took off my rear bumper (not necessary), cut it out with a rotozip from the inside, and f.glassed the hole shut. I glassed from the inside and outside and used one layer of ordinary fleece (like the kind used in pullovers). Then I fatmatted over it. I didn't notice having to close the door harder or anything.
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