2nd Gen R56 Cooper S Most liked posts in thread: Rear Panel Removal

  1. Justa Jim

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    #2 Justa Jim, Apr 4, 2011
    Try this:

    Picasa Web Albums - outmotoring.com - How To Gen 2 ...

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    #3 TGS91, Apr 4, 2011
    Jim,

    Aaron's one of the good ones for sure

    Of course I need to pretty much rip out the whole rear of the cars interirors to put the washers in :crazy:

    Thanks for sending the link!
     
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    #4 Justa Jim, Apr 4, 2011
    I believe that is what the link shows. He is replacing a rear speaker, so it all had to come out.

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    #5 TGS91, Apr 4, 2011
    Yeah, thats what I looked at. To do what I need to do is not going to get as entailed but I think it will give me the tip I was looking for

    Again my thanks
     
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    #6 TGS91, Apr 4, 2011
    while I'm there I might beef up the sound deading material if possible
     
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    #7 Justa Jim, Apr 4, 2011
    If there is not any sound barrier foam in there with the vibration dampener I highly recommend you add some. I used HushMatt 1/4 inch. That is really good stuff.

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    #8 TGS91, Apr 4, 2011
    Checked it out and they have some high frequency sound deadner which would be ideal for windnoise, etc
     
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    #9 Justa Jim, Apr 4, 2011
    I used both. Huge difference. One does high frequency and the other low.

    Jim