05 Double-DIN kit
#271
they have to pay for it. thats just how it goes. when you get something installed you should expect everything to work the same as it did before they did it. if not they have the right to fix it before you have it fixed by someone else and stick them with the bill. one way or another they have to pay. dont get me wrong, **** happens, it does to everyone, but we allways pay for our mistakes.
#272
Originally Posted by cloud
so I paid around 420~430ish for the installation...,the stereo shop wouldn't have made any profit out of the installation on my car. This is my first time trying to account for someone elses responsibility(always had parents to do the dirty stuff, yeah don't flame me, everyone has their first time) and it feels really bad.
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During the process of installation, they were messing with some wires behind where the head units supposed to be, and I saw all my displays, headlights, taillights, brakelights going crazy on and off. They fixed it, but I'm wondering what it was. They spent some time fixin it, like maybe trying to get the wiring into the harnesses right. But it seemed pretty weak, cause one time, I saw them move the harness or wires just abit, then the lights and displays went crazy again. I want to make sure I know what they're doing and I'll appreciate it if someone can tell me.
#274
Originally Posted by cloud
During the process of installation, they were messing with some wires behind where the head units supposed to be, and I saw all my displays, headlights, taillights, brakelights going crazy on and off. They fixed it, but I'm wondering what it was. They spent some time fixin it, like maybe trying to get the wiring into the harnesses right. But it seemed pretty weak, cause one time, I saw them move the harness or wires just abit, then the lights and displays went crazy again. I want to make sure I know what they're doing and I'll appreciate it if someone can tell me.
#277
#278
This has to be one of the most asked DoubleDin dash questions. Maybe a few pictures will help a bit.
Here is a picture of the non-Bose headunit out of my 2005 G35 Coupe. You can see that the stereo head unit and air conditioner controller come out in one block.
Here is the same unit from the back. You can see the green circuit board running from the stereo up to the air conditioner controller in one piece.
Here's a closeup showing the circuit board between the two units.
As you can see... you can not remove the stereo head unit without removing the air conditioner controller too. Fortunately the Nissan Skyline has a DoubleDin option and the air conditioner controller and dash trim piece fit our G35's perfectly.
I hope this helps!
Here is a picture of the non-Bose headunit out of my 2005 G35 Coupe. You can see that the stereo head unit and air conditioner controller come out in one block.
Here is the same unit from the back. You can see the green circuit board running from the stereo up to the air conditioner controller in one piece.
Here's a closeup showing the circuit board between the two units.
As you can see... you can not remove the stereo head unit without removing the air conditioner controller too. Fortunately the Nissan Skyline has a DoubleDin option and the air conditioner controller and dash trim piece fit our G35's perfectly.
I hope this helps!
#279
Originally Posted by _jb
This has to be one of the most asked DoubleDin dash questions. Maybe a few pictures will help a bit.
Here is a picture of the non-Bose headunit out of my 2005 G35 Coupe. You can see that the stereo head unit and air conditioner controller come out in one block.
Here is the same unit from the back. You can see the green circuit board running from the stereo up to the air conditioner controller in one piece.
Here's a closeup showing the circuit board between the two units.
As you can see... you can not remove the stereo head unit without removing the air conditioner controller too. Fortunately the Nissan Skyline has a DoubleDin option and the air conditioner controller and dash trim piece fit our G35's perfectly.
I hope this helps!
Here is a picture of the non-Bose headunit out of my 2005 G35 Coupe. You can see that the stereo head unit and air conditioner controller come out in one block.
Here is the same unit from the back. You can see the green circuit board running from the stereo up to the air conditioner controller in one piece.
Here's a closeup showing the circuit board between the two units.
As you can see... you can not remove the stereo head unit without removing the air conditioner controller too. Fortunately the Nissan Skyline has a DoubleDin option and the air conditioner controller and dash trim piece fit our G35's perfectly.
I hope this helps!
Last edited by KFM; 11-26-2005 at 03:58 PM.
#281
Originally Posted by KFM
I have an 06 G35x with that same headunit, which I guess means it's a non-Bose.
Originally Posted by KFM
Do I need any other parts besides the A/C controller and the DD finisher? Those two parts do not seem to be more than $200.
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Thank you for asking. Yes, we deal in the Nissan (Infiniti) parts. The price of the 2005 double din dash kit is, 68260-7W000 (Double Dash Aluminum) :59.39USD 27500-AC500 (AC Controller) : 286.00USD. Shipping cost : 39.00USD 5% commission : 19.21USD Total : 403.60USD
Originally Posted by KFM
Can I use a single Din aftermarket head unit with the existing brackets? Thanks.
#282
Originally Posted by _jb
I'm not sure the G35x (all wheel drive Sedan?) is exactly the same as the Coupe... I'm also not sure the 2006 is the same as the 2005... I'm pretty sure on both, but certainly not sure enough to tell someone to buy the parts.
I suggest you ask Yoshi exactly what parts you'll need for a 2006 G35x. Here's a portion of the E-Mail I got from Yoshi with the prices I paid:
I don't think you need to change the bracket for either Single or Double Din conversions. You'll need to cover the other hole if you go Single Din. I kept the bracket and it worked fine for my Double Din installation.
I suggest you ask Yoshi exactly what parts you'll need for a 2006 G35x. Here's a portion of the E-Mail I got from Yoshi with the prices I paid:
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Thank you for asking. Yes, we deal in the Nissan (Infiniti) parts. The price of the 2005 double din dash kit is, 68260-7W000 (Double Dash Aluminum) :59.39USD 27500-AC500 (AC Controller) : 286.00USD. Shipping cost : 39.00USD 5% commission : 19.21USD Total : 403.60USD