I have a 2008 Toyota Camry and when i turn up the music and have the bass on 2 the plastic covering the speakers in the back starts to shake…..is this normal?
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Will turning the music up on a stock 2008 camry cause the plastic covering the speakers in the back to shake?
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it is likely normal but undesireable, see if there is a way to tighten them up, at times you can put some heavy foam in between the speakers and where they make contact with the car.
there is a chance the deck is not powerful enough for the extra bass and this makes the problem worse, hit the speakers with your fist and see if they rattle loosely.
aftermarket speakers may help, along with a better deck. you have heard bass heavy cars make rattling noises, this may be the same and sound deadining techniques may work but likely you just need a better system, distortion can increase vibration so if you want more bass weigh the cost vs. having better sound more powerful music.
i don’t get what you’re saying. Is it the mounting piece behind the speaker or the speaker baffle/grill? I suggest getting to the speaker (may have to open the door panel- easy) and reinstalling the speakers with weather stripping or double sided tape. That will help "sit" them better and create less vibration. OR buy some dynamat and put them over the speaker opening. Simply cut a hole in the dynamat to clear the speaker. U should be ok. but the speaker needs some sort of a gasket to sit right and they usually don;t provide it in the factory. technically u could take it to the dealer since the car should not be doing that with a stock system but it’s a camry – millions built on an assembly line. u always get minor issues like this. wouldn;t hurt to call them to be safe. I mean the bass is only on 2. good luck