DIY: Install USA Spec PA15-INF in 03-06 Sedans!!! - Page 3 - G35Driver

Aug 2, 2014 | 07:36 PM

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sahizzle110

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What was your product called?

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Originally Posted by Ednica87

I finally rcv'd my from audio kit and actually was kind of easy. I didn't have to mess with the trunk or anything.It was all plug in and play behind stereo, I used a butter knife and the back part of a spoon. call me ghetto, but it was hard and ran the aux cord to the compartment on top of radio. works great and saved about $40 compared to the isimple one.

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I'm really curious as to what you installed in your car, particularly because I am on a super tight budget but am sick of using CDs in the year 2014 lol. Do you have a description/link to it?

Aug 7, 2014 | 02:28 AM

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Ednica87

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From: Missouri

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Originally Posted by sahizzle110

I'm really curious as to what you installed in your car, particularly because I am on a super tight budget but am sick of using CDs in the year 2014 lol. Do you have a description/link to it?

It's called grom audio and I was the cheapest I found to install to have an AUX cord for phones or ipads etc. They have many oiptions, but I chose the one starting at $70ish dollars. They have ones which are bluetooth compatible, but I didn't wnt to mess with all that.Here's the link;

http://www.gromaudio.com/store/all-nis02.html

Aug 7, 2014 | 02:31 AM

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Ednica87

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Install took about an hr, alot of plastic that you have to rmv, but I youtube rmv'ing dash for g35 and I found plenty to choose from. I ran the aux cord up to the compartment above the stereo(no navi) cars and it's the best place to store ipods phones etc.

Aug 8, 2014 | 12:47 AM

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sahizzle110

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thanks! this is exactly what I needed and was looking for
i have nav so I'm going to have to find another place for it, but regardless this is perfect

Sep 4, 2015 | 08:48 PM

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For anyone who is using this DIY, I found an easier way to get to the SAT plug. You would still have to take out the lower seat cushion. Then you would remove the passenger side back cushion. Once you get that out of the way you lift up the black covering and the sat cable should be right there.