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Old 06-17-2019, 09:59 AM   #12 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Corsairprime View Post
I did exactly what the OP is trying to accomplish. The only difference is I am a Nismo 370Z Non-Nav. For wiring the kit I got on Amazon.com is the 'Nissan 370Z 2009-2018 Non-NAV Single/Double DIN Stereo Harness Radio Dash Kit' by Harmony audio. It comes with:

Metra 99-7607B DIN/DDIN Dash Kit for 2009-Up Nissan 370Z (Matte Black):

Harmony Audio HA-707552 Fits Infiniti Nissan Subaru Factory Stereo to Aftermarket Radio Harness Adapter:

and

Harmony Audio HA-40NI12 Fits Nissan Factory Radio to Aftermarket Antenna Adapter:

I get to keep my factory cubby and now have a nice Android HU with all the useful bits you could want. Nav. Streaming Media. Backup Camera... Etc. This may not fit what you are trying to do so please do your homework. The factory Bose Speakers and Sub still function perfectly. Volume control is better attenuated in the Android HU by running Agama Car launcher as needed. Otherwise I am delighted with the results. Should be a factory option on any Double Din dash opening. Cost outlay is really minimal. Just a bit of soldering to get the wiring harnesses done.
Wait are you saying you used that harness with a bose system? Big no no, you're pumping a amplified signal into the bose amp which is amping it again. So you're sending a massively clipped (distorted signal) to your speakers. They won't last very long.
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