2015 Touring with Nav - Any Replacement Options?

Girald

Aside from hacking the oem system to allow aux while moving so you can pipe in the phone feed, you could always get an audio shop to make a clean tablet holder setup that will hold your tablet in front of the navi screen... set it on bluetooth and nevermind the old unless you are farting around w the a/c a lot...

I dont know if a screen delete will affect the setup, but would also be a great option to mount a tab in this place, assuming its FM radio capable as most new Samsung phones are...

Obviously a non navi option with navi trim is optimal,...

I've been scratching my head on this one for a while...

I may just play around w a screen delete and bite the bullet

Cory Gillmore

So in the year 2020 it’s STILL impossible to replace my factory Nav/Bose unit and not lose climate control functionality and other things? It seems to me that these head unit makers make extra modules that restore these functions! My friend put a Kenwood unit in his Charger and had to purchase an optional module along with it to restore climate control functions and steering wheel controls. No one makes this for damn 370Z?? This is so crazy to me.

JARblue

Dodge sells more Chargers in one month than Nissan sells 370Zs in a year.

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radensb

It is far from impossible. Many have done it - myself included. Some replaced the AC AMP with a non-navi version and rewired as needed to get all the functionality working. The only thing you lose is the AC controls and factory navi related controls in the dash (duh). They operate on a dedicated data interface and dont have any primary use, so no other accessibility is lost.

• Non-Navi AC AMP Replacement

I developed a custom interface to allow the non-navi AC controls to work with the Navi based AC system for a plug-n-play conversion.

• eZ Navi Delete
• HU Install

Both options allow for any aftermarket stereo to be installed. I have not read about any failings with the non-navi AC AMP conversion, although its much more invasive. I have been running my custom solution for months without issues and will be sharing the github repo soon for those interested.