YOUR RESEARCHBoxster 987 rear bose speaker fixing - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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I have got a 987.1 Boxster with Bose sound system. I noticed a rattle coming from it recently and found that it seemed to be sitting loose. On closer inspection, there are two fixings, one of which was obviously left undone after the last service. It still seems a little bit loose with both done up though. Are there any other fixings, or is it just those two?
I took mine out when I got rid of the Bose. Yes it is just the two plugs, and one power wire that is way too short. Once the two plugs are tight it should be firm and you should not be able to move it with your hands.
I took mine out when I got rid of the Bose. Yes it is just the two plugs, and one power wire that is way too short. Once the two plugs are tight it should be firm and you should not be able to move it with your hands.
Thanks for the reply. With both fixings tightened it doesn't rattle anymore, but still doesn't feel rock solid. I'll probably remove it and put it back in again when I have some time.
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