install Z120BT question
11-18-2010, 06:39 AM
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install Z120BT question
anyone installed an Z120BT on the Z yet, i had a 05 touring Z,my question is:
1.do they work with stock bose system?
2.do I need other parts when I install? (like Wire Harness cable, and are they the same as bypass?)
3.do I need dash kit
4.any one has video or pic step by step instalstion?
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1.do they work with stock bose system?
2.do I need other parts when I install? (like Wire Harness cable, and are they the same as bypass?)
3.do I need dash kit
4.any one has video or pic step by step instalstion?
thx
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11-21-2010, 11:26 PM
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Yes I can confirm you'll need a dash kit. (Besides, all Dual Din(DD) units are the same size, so there is no reason one particular brand wouldn't require a trim kit-- it would be impossible with every make/model of vehicle these are installed in!)
You'll need:
Nissan 350Z Kit 2003-up, chassis size E
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1209974...t.html?tp=3121
Nissan/Infiniti Receiver Wire Harness For select Nissan and Infiniti models, 1994-up
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1207075...s.html?tp=2977
Enjoy, it's a nice head unit!
You'll need:
Nissan 350Z Kit 2003-up, chassis size E
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1209974...t.html?tp=3121
Nissan/Infiniti Receiver Wire Harness For select Nissan and Infiniti models, 1994-up
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1207075...s.html?tp=2977
Enjoy, it's a nice head unit!
11-22-2010, 11:18 AM
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Yes I can confirm you'll need a dash kit. (Besides, all Dual Din(DD) units are the same size, so there is no reason one particular brand wouldn't require a trim kit-- it would be impossible with every make/model of vehicle these are installed in!)
You'll need:
Nissan 350Z Kit 2003-up, chassis size E
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1209974...t.html?tp=3121
Nissan/Infiniti Receiver Wire Harness For select Nissan and Infiniti models, 1994-up
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1207075...s.html?tp=2977
Enjoy, it's a nice head unit!
You'll need:
Nissan 350Z Kit 2003-up, chassis size E
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1209974...t.html?tp=3121
Nissan/Infiniti Receiver Wire Harness For select Nissan and Infiniti models, 1994-up
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1207075...s.html?tp=2977
Enjoy, it's a nice head unit!
11-22-2010, 04:14 PM
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I heard from people that I need bypass the harness wire right?
Yes I can confirm you'll need a dash kit. (Besides, all Dual Din(DD) units are the same size, so there is no reason one particular brand wouldn't require a trim kit-- it would be impossible with every make/model of vehicle these are installed in!)
You'll need:
Nissan 350Z Kit 2003-up, chassis size E
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1209974...t.html?tp=3121
Nissan/Infiniti Receiver Wire Harness For select Nissan and Infiniti models, 1994-up
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1207075...s.html?tp=2977
Enjoy, it's a nice head unit!
You'll need:
Nissan 350Z Kit 2003-up, chassis size E
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1209974...t.html?tp=3121
Nissan/Infiniti Receiver Wire Harness For select Nissan and Infiniti models, 1994-up
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1207075...s.html?tp=2977
Enjoy, it's a nice head unit!
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I just installed a Pioneer in my 04 Touring, lower level unit, no NAV, but, installation should be similar. Crutchfield lists the below adapter for wiring an aftermarket HU to your factory Bose system.
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1207075...s.html?tp=2977
You should be able to find that adapter online just about anywhere that sells car audio stuff.
Over all, it was a pretty simple install, match marked wires from the pioneer harness to the listed adapter wires, solder, heat shrink, and go.
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1207075...s.html?tp=2977
You should be able to find that adapter online just about anywhere that sells car audio stuff.
Over all, it was a pretty simple install, match marked wires from the pioneer harness to the listed adapter wires, solder, heat shrink, and go.
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I own this deck and its quite awesome. The video bypass is a littel tricky to do perfectly but here goes:
Get some thin, 20 guage wire. Strip about 1.25" of the shield off of one end. Tin (solder-prep) the exposed wire to make it stronger. Insert the wire into the empty slot beside the light yellow/black wire which is located in the white molex with the RCA's coming out of it. Ground the new wire, along with the green wire in the other power harness.
Make sure you zap strap this new wire that you have inserted into the empty slot and make sure its good and tight. You CAN remove the yellow/black wire from the one slot to the other but it is very difficult to remove the pin without specialty tools and some skill. Not worth it!
Hope this helps.
Get some thin, 20 guage wire. Strip about 1.25" of the shield off of one end. Tin (solder-prep) the exposed wire to make it stronger. Insert the wire into the empty slot beside the light yellow/black wire which is located in the white molex with the RCA's coming out of it. Ground the new wire, along with the green wire in the other power harness.
Make sure you zap strap this new wire that you have inserted into the empty slot and make sure its good and tight. You CAN remove the yellow/black wire from the one slot to the other but it is very difficult to remove the pin without specialty tools and some skill. Not worth it!
Hope this helps.
12-03-2010, 06:12 AM
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Sold by : Car Toys
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I own this deck and its quite awesome. The video bypass is a littel tricky to do perfectly but here goes:
Get some thin, 20 guage wire. Strip about 1.25" of the shield off of one end. Tin (solder-prep) the exposed wire to make it stronger. Insert the wire into the empty slot beside the light yellow/black wire which is located in the white molex with the RCA's coming out of it. Ground the new wire, along with the green wire in the other power harness.
Make sure you zap strap this new wire that you have inserted into the empty slot and make sure its good and tight. You CAN remove the yellow/black wire from the one slot to the other but it is very difficult to remove the pin without specialty tools and some skill. Not worth it!
Hope this helps.
Get some thin, 20 guage wire. Strip about 1.25" of the shield off of one end. Tin (solder-prep) the exposed wire to make it stronger. Insert the wire into the empty slot beside the light yellow/black wire which is located in the white molex with the RCA's coming out of it. Ground the new wire, along with the green wire in the other power harness.
Make sure you zap strap this new wire that you have inserted into the empty slot and make sure its good and tight. You CAN remove the yellow/black wire from the one slot to the other but it is very difficult to remove the pin without specialty tools and some skill. Not worth it!
Hope this helps.
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I own this deck and its quite awesome. The video bypass is a littel tricky to do perfectly but here goes:
Get some thin, 20 guage wire. Strip about 1.25" of the shield off of one end. Tin (solder-prep) the exposed wire to make it stronger. Insert the wire into the empty slot beside the light yellow/black wire which is located in the white molex with the RCA's coming out of it. Ground the new wire, along with the green wire in the other power harness.
Make sure you zap strap this new wire that you have inserted into the empty slot and make sure its good and tight. You CAN remove the yellow/black wire from the one slot to the other but it is very difficult to remove the pin without specialty tools and some skill. Not worth it!
Hope this helps.
Get some thin, 20 guage wire. Strip about 1.25" of the shield off of one end. Tin (solder-prep) the exposed wire to make it stronger. Insert the wire into the empty slot beside the light yellow/black wire which is located in the white molex with the RCA's coming out of it. Ground the new wire, along with the green wire in the other power harness.
Make sure you zap strap this new wire that you have inserted into the empty slot and make sure its good and tight. You CAN remove the yellow/black wire from the one slot to the other but it is very difficult to remove the pin without specialty tools and some skill. Not worth it!
Hope this helps.
thx
and here is the pics of my power harness. sry for creap pic from my cellphone
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