I was looking into this, a friend of mine got his window broken in front of his house. And it didnt even make a noise.
They have this for the 09 G37's.
Is this possible for the 08 G35??
I couldn't find anything on this with an answer..
Thanks

 

I have also been curious if there was an oem solution for a vibration sensor...

 

Well, the part seems to be here: the only thing left is finding out whether it can be retrofitted to 07-09 models...

http://www.everythingnissanparts.com...99m2-vu003.htm

 

Nice find; that makes me even more interested.

 

+1 subscribed

 

To answer your question hybridamp, yes, this works.

So, I figured I would take one for the team here and order the OEM sensor from that link posted above to see if it worked. The sensor arrived in a "kit" that included the sensor, wiring harness (with ground ring terminal), tie straps, posi-tap style wire taps, a small business card style owners guide, and installation instructions for what I think is the coupe.

Followed the instructions and several minutes later, voila, shock sensor working. I had to use a slightly different mounting location because the location that the instructions specified was blocked on my sedan, so I used an adjacent location.

 

Hey, thank you very much for this information!

 

Link doesn't work

 

Hrm, maybe the site is down at the moment because I checked it when I made my last post and it was working then...

 

Up now

 

** Thats what she said** hahaha. Im wasted sorry

 

Thank you hybridamp for taking the plunge and congrats on a successfull install! Ordering it as well. Could you specify which "adjacent location" that you used during your install?

 

The instructions show it installing to a large factory wiring harness near the BCM using a tie strap, but I couldn't get mine located on the harness as indicated due to a "Y" split in that harness. Maybe my sedan has an extra harness or something? Anyhow, I had another large wiring harness near the one indicated that it would fit on so I used it instead.

If you're curious about wiring, you tap three wires at the BCM using the included posi-tap style wire taps and connect a ground wire using a bolt near the BCM.

 

Thank you, this helps a lot.

 

No problem, I wish I would have slowed down and taken some pics for you guys, but yesterday was the first nice day we've had in a while so I was working quickly to get it done and move on to more enjoyable activities.