Did some digging but couldnt pull it up. May have to run to Infiniti brah. OAN why do you need this? Can't you just hard wire it, or install a generic 2 wire pigtail connector?

 

Anyone have any input? THanks

 

I tried searching the site, but didn't find an answer. With regards to the premium versus base packages. What comes standard in the base package? What is standard with the premium package?

 

Mine was ripped off due to an idiot stealing the sidemarker.

I'm selling the car and need it to be legit, not some half-assed hard wire job. And like I said, I need BOTH connectors. Can't hard wire a bulb in to nothing.

 

Not half *** unless you do it half ***....

And the twist in 194 harness can be found at any part store, pretty generic little thing.

But drop by Infiniti if you want sticker shock and the "right part"

I'd just solder and shrink tube the wiring, nothing wrong with that at all, actually better than a connector.

 

You could be uuber l33t and de-pin/re-pin the 194 socket from the parts house.

 

Try BAUS Auto, they might be able to help you out.

You'll need a drop, rolled fenders, and some negative camber to make the rears fit.

Go to infinitihelp.com and look up your car. They will explain all of the differences in the packages.

 

Thanks for the link. That was everything i was looking for.

 

No worries, that's what we're here for.

 

Anyone have a link for the PnP DIY for the IM? Can't seem to dig it up in my searches, but I didn't look too hard on my350z, in the event it's over there?

 

does anyone know if the 05 6mt coupes all comes with LSD???

 

I believe so

 

I tried popping in a CD with a few MP3s on it to test it out. I'm able to insert the disc sucessfully, the player doesn't give me any errors, but it acts like it's playing (shows how many seconds into the song) but no audio. Any advice?

 

Anyone have any tips? Maybe my unit is done for?

 

Try a different disc. Or perhaps a different type of disc. If your stereo really is shot, there are plenty of services that will refurbish your OEM stereo for $50.