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I put a better sub in and removed the B&O sub. Has anyone 3D printed a cover for the hole? Right now I have a towel laying over it, I would like a better solution.
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It was easier for me to just leave the B&O sub in place. I have no other use for it anyway.
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Can't you purchase the OEM cover isn't it more or less like a foam plug?
I'm thinking about using Flex Seal tape.
that would do the trick. I was deadening various areas and just slapped a piece of Amazon basics butyl sound deadener over the hole with at least a half inch extra on any edge. 45k on the truck and no issues.
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I also just used extra sound deadening over the opening after removing it. I used the extra space from the removed sub for amplifier rack.that would do the trick. I was deadening various areas and just slapped a piece of Amazon basics butyl sound deadener over the hole with at least a half inch extra on any edge. 45k on the truck and no issues.
interesting. did you install it? I've seen the metal plug on non b&o but didn't know you can order that.The factory part is cheap
I used gorilla double sided (outdoor) tape and a piece of thin plastic. Easy enough and had it all on hand.
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