Hello everyone,
Just joined the forums, I have a few question regarding installing a subwoofer in a Scirocco 1.4 from the year 2008.
I've tried to find speakerwires, but it's impossible for me to get to them. The panels in the back are really well made and I don't want to break them, by forcing too much..
Does anyone have any experience with installing a subwoofer into this car? I live in The Netherlands so my guess it's impossible to ask you to help me in real life.
Thanks in advance,
Stephan Bisschop
Installing a subwoofer
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Re: Installing a subwoofer
Hey Stephan!
I had a subwoofer installed to my car.
A active one placed in the spare wheel space.
I took the signal from one of the backdoor speakers (high-line). And then a normal + to the battery and a - to the chassie.
Unfortunately i think you have to remove the plastic. It's kinda tricky but you will fix it
If you don't use a aftermarket headunit so you can use a normal low-level (RCA)
I had a subwoofer installed to my car.
A active one placed in the spare wheel space.
I took the signal from one of the backdoor speakers (high-line). And then a normal + to the battery and a - to the chassie.
Unfortunately i think you have to remove the plastic. It's kinda tricky but you will fix it

If you don't use a aftermarket headunit so you can use a normal low-level (RCA)