BASS Woofer, Front. Left or Right Porsche 992.1 Carrera / Targa / Speedster / Dakar / Sport Classic 2019-23 › 992035454

BASS Woofer, Front. Left or Right 

Fits

• Porsche 992 (911) MK1 2019–2024 (early version)
• Porsche 992 (911) MK1 2024>> (late version)
  
  Please not the early versions ceased production on 6th June 2023 and were replaced by the later versions on 7th June 2023. Please confirm fitment prior to ordering parts.
  
  Premium Option Code (BOSE) - PR9VL
  Mid Option Code (Burmester) - PR9VJ
  Standard Option Code - PR9VK
  
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  What This Product Does

This woofer converts amplified electrical signals into bass sound. It replaces the corresponding door-mounted driver while retaining the vehicle’s original audio specification.

Functions

• Produces low-frequency sound within the cabin.
• Works alongside the original amplifier and other speakers.
• Provides bass output for audio played through Porsche Communication Management.
  
  Technical Details
  
  

• Driver designation: bass loudspeaker, also called a woofer.
• Position: Front; left or right door where this identifier is specified.
• Assembly quantity: two speakers per vehicle; this does not indicate a supplied pair.
  
  Symptoms of Fault

• Bass notes accompanied by knocking or rattling.
• Crackling or distortion as playback volume changes.
• Reduced bass output, intermittent operation or silence from an affected door.
• Buzzing associated with insecure speaker fixings.
  
  Why Replacement Matters

A defective bass driver can leave the cabin’s audio uneven or introduce unwanted noise. Renewing a confirmed faulty speaker helps recover its intended function without changing the original system layout. Check connections, mounting security and amplifier operation first, as similar symptoms need not originate in the speaker itself.

FAQs

Must both door speakers be renewed?
The assembly contains two, but diagnosis should establish which units require attention.

What should be checked before fitting?
Match part against the VIN, equipment code and production date. Inspect nearby wiring, fixings and door sealing for damage.