DIY for Steering Wheel Removal and Steering Wheel Audio Control Unit Install
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Originally posted by DmitryZ
Nice write up!!!
How did you fix the Steering Sensor? Did you reset the sensor after the steering wheel was installed?
Dmitry
Nice write up!!!
How did you fix the Steering Sensor? Did you reset the sensor after the steering wheel was installed?
Dmitry
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EXCELLENT write-up! Now it's going to force me to go out and get an aftermarket HU so I can have the steering wheel controls.
Again, great write-up, one of the better one's I've seen since I'm an engineer and visual's work better.....
Again, great write-up, one of the better one's I've seen since I'm an engineer and visual's work better.....
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What does this part: Infiniti FX Steering Wheel Switch #25550-CG010, look like? If I'm not mistaken, it's the set of control buttons on the left. Did it come with the brushed aluminum housing or you had to cut holes in the old one to fit the buttons? I plan on using it to control other equipments, not audio .
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Originally posted by Z8M
What does this part: Infiniti FX Steering Wheel Switch #25550-CG010, look like? If I'm not mistaken, it's the set of control buttons on the left. Did it come with the brushed aluminum housing or you had to cut holes in the old one to fit the buttons? I plan on using it to control other equipments, not audio .
What does this part: Infiniti FX Steering Wheel Switch #25550-CG010, look like? If I'm not mistaken, it's the set of control buttons on the left. Did it come with the brushed aluminum housing or you had to cut holes in the old one to fit the buttons? I plan on using it to control other equipments, not audio .
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more steering wheel controls
gt3,
I know this is a little off the topic, but along the lines of steering wheel control. It seems in the UK, the 350z comes with a really well integrated mobile phone hands free interface that is somehow controlled throught the steering wheel. British Nissan dealers sell the cradles for various mobile phones, and 350z owners just plop their phones into a cradle in the armrest and enjoy hands free phone operation. Do you have any idea how a US owner could get these parts and intergate the same system?
I know this is a little off the topic, but along the lines of steering wheel control. It seems in the UK, the 350z comes with a really well integrated mobile phone hands free interface that is somehow controlled throught the steering wheel. British Nissan dealers sell the cradles for various mobile phones, and 350z owners just plop their phones into a cradle in the armrest and enjoy hands free phone operation. Do you have any idea how a US owner could get these parts and intergate the same system?
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Re: more steering wheel controls
Originally posted by nycjason
gt3,
I know this is a little off the topic, but along the lines of steering wheel control. It seems in the UK, the 350z comes with a really well integrated mobile phone hands free interface that is somehow controlled throught the steering wheel. British Nissan dealers sell the cradles for various mobile phones, and 350z owners just plop their phones into a cradle in the armrest and enjoy hands free phone operation. Do you have any idea how a US owner could get these parts and intergate the same system?
gt3,
I know this is a little off the topic, but along the lines of steering wheel control. It seems in the UK, the 350z comes with a really well integrated mobile phone hands free interface that is somehow controlled throught the steering wheel. British Nissan dealers sell the cradles for various mobile phones, and 350z owners just plop their phones into a cradle in the armrest and enjoy hands free phone operation. Do you have any idea how a US owner could get these parts and intergate the same system?
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This is an extremely great write-up. Thanks gt3!
My only question is... will this work with the non-bose head unit? It looks like the parts listed above were for Bose only. What about other head units?
My only question is... will this work with the non-bose head unit? It looks like the parts listed above were for Bose only. What about other head units?
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Originally posted by cedusett
This is an extremely great write-up. Thanks gt3!
My only question is... will this work with the non-bose head unit? It looks like the parts listed above were for Bose only. What about other head units?
This is an extremely great write-up. Thanks gt3!
My only question is... will this work with the non-bose head unit? It looks like the parts listed above were for Bose only. What about other head units?
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Originally posted by mike8879576
i tried to follow your DIY. but after the third step, my air bag blew up and.........
just kidding. great work. i am glad i was part of this DIY (small part, trying to figure out the harness).
now that you have completed this, you may want to get some sleep, as you have put in at least 50 hours for this.
you are one F**** freak, but neverthless, a great contributation to mankind.
i tried to follow your DIY. but after the third step, my air bag blew up and.........
just kidding. great work. i am glad i was part of this DIY (small part, trying to figure out the harness).
now that you have completed this, you may want to get some sleep, as you have put in at least 50 hours for this.
you are one F**** freak, but neverthless, a great contributation to mankind.
Holy **** that was funny when I first read that I thought you were serious til I read the next line. OH good times good times
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Re: Re: more steering wheel controls
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I wish I can help you but I think we will need the UK version of the service manual/wiring diagram as well as the UK version of the steering wheel control buttons since it has one extra button than the US version. If you do ever track down the info/parts, I will glad to look at it for you to see if it doable.
I wish I can help you but I think we will need the UK version of the service manual/wiring diagram as well as the UK version of the steering wheel control buttons since it has one extra button than the US version. If you do ever track down the info/parts, I will glad to look at it for you to see if it doable.
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Not to sound ungrateful or anything but i was just wondering if anyone cxould make a diy that is downloadable. Only because i want to do something with my steering wheel but most of the tim by the time i go back to old posts all the pictures are deleted. Id really appreciate it if someone can make a pdf or sumthing that i can save on my cpu.
Thanx
Thanx
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Re: Re: Re: more steering wheel controls
Originally posted by 2003z
Well I ordered the UK switch when I was in London a couple days ago, picking it up on my next trip there on the 24th. Thanks for the write-up, it should help me immensely! For info, the UK switch was 88 Pounds, including tax, or roughly $160. I checked the price for the stock orange shift ****, and it was a phenominal 150 + tax, or roughly $300 USD!!!!
Well I ordered the UK switch when I was in London a couple days ago, picking it up on my next trip there on the 24th. Thanks for the write-up, it should help me immensely! For info, the UK switch was 88 Pounds, including tax, or roughly $160. I checked the price for the stock orange shift ****, and it was a phenominal 150 + tax, or roughly $300 USD!!!!
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ok, I'm in London, and have the switch, but unfortunately, I think its the wrong one, as it is only the audio, and does not include the cruise control switch. The dealer said they had 3 different listings, but didn't explain what they were and said he ordered the one that said UK on it. Apparently, you can get audio controls without cruise here, I guess.
Anyway, It has the same white/yellow/brown and blue wires, in the same locations as the infiniti ones, but lacks the red and black, obviously.
I think it should be easy enough to transplant them to the new connector though, then I should be all set.
I'm not planning on hooking up my phone to it, but I do have the 4 buttons on my switch. volume up/down, preset up/down, mute and talk. I plan on using the mute to mute it, and the talk button to switch modes between sat/cd/fm/etc.
gt3, do you foresee any problems with transplanting the new wires into the old harness, or the cruise wires into the audio harness?
I'll be home tomorrow, but probably won't get around to installing until mid-october, maybe earlier though.
Anyway, It has the same white/yellow/brown and blue wires, in the same locations as the infiniti ones, but lacks the red and black, obviously.
I think it should be easy enough to transplant them to the new connector though, then I should be all set.
I'm not planning on hooking up my phone to it, but I do have the 4 buttons on my switch. volume up/down, preset up/down, mute and talk. I plan on using the mute to mute it, and the talk button to switch modes between sat/cd/fm/etc.
gt3, do you foresee any problems with transplanting the new wires into the old harness, or the cruise wires into the audio harness?
I'll be home tomorrow, but probably won't get around to installing until mid-october, maybe earlier though.
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Originally posted by gt3
23. Here is a picture of the steering side of the spiral cable. The colors corresponds to those on the diagram.
23. Here is a picture of the steering side of the spiral cable. The colors corresponds to those on the diagram.