Will this work on an 06 Nissan 350Z Touring Convertible with Bose system? The HU has CAT printed on facia. System has steering controls but no tape.
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I'm sure it will, however it is not the same quality sound as a after market and the cables last only a couple of months before they start making a awful chatter noise. I would recommend just buying a aftermarket stereo
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Yes. Check this PAC Isimple site: http://www.pac-audio.com/seeAllApps.aspx?ProductID=1087&ProductName;=ISNI531I installed in 2006 Altima with Bose system but I also had the Satellite/Sat indicated on stereo. Utube for my car but may also help you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uL2KahuwCc
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Works great on my Chrysler 200 with navigation, (RHR radio). Suggest contacting Lockpick directly regarding your application.
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You have to buy an additional piece for SW controls. There are a few different kinds, but the PAC RP4-ch11 is what I used. It was easy to install. Similar to installing a wiring harness. If I have one complaint, it's that mine doesn't fast forward through songs. That might be something that can be programmed. I never connected mine to a PC before installing it. Also if it makes a difference, mine was installed in a 2006 Chrysler 300c.
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Yes. This is the best way to do what you want to do. I am using the same item for a signal to my amp for a sub using the Bose system in a 2010 Mazda speed3.
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Yes. I also have a 2008.5 Mazdaspeed3 GT with Bose, and this works perfectly. It plugs in between factory harness and stereo and gives you 2 channels for adding to the stock system. I only added one amp and one sub, and it works perfectly.
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It works great with our Tom Tom. We used the rectangular adhesive plate on the back of the GPS- being careful not to cover the speaker area.
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I have used it with Clarion (don't remember model number but it was black/white dual din) and 2010 Honda Fit/Jazz. I don't see a reason why it won't work with your car. Check out their site, it lists settings for all cars. There would be a small lag between your input and the stereo response, but you would get your steering mounted controls to work.Just checked quickly, it works for your car. Check out the link below:http://www.pac-audio.com/SWI/SearchSWIGuide.aspx?swiMakeId=12&swiModelId;=1205&swiY;earId=33&swiRadioManuId;=6&swiProductId;=2
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Yes. My wife uses it with her Bose Soundlink. The only issue she has is going between her car and the Bose. It seems to take a little longer to connect. It might be a Toyota thing. I don't have the same issue.
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The remote is capable of 2 cats but this kit comes with enough for 1 car so if u had one on another car I'm guessing u could program the remote to control both. Or if you get 2 sets you can have all remotes control both cars so u don't have to carry 2 fobs. Not sure if it works with other keyless entry systems besides crimes stopper though. Sorry that's all info I have
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Hi, I also have an 05 w Bose. Did you need any additional harness or special instruction when installing? Thanks
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I have a small car. Hyndai Accent, I also used them on a very low Nissan 300zx, had no problems!
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It did NOT work on a 2013 Mazda MX5 Miata with a standard non-bose radio. The radio had a port on the back that this device fit but it did NOT work.
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Hello, I'm not really sure. I actually installed it in a 2003 350z with no problems. If the bose system hasnt changed much you shouldnt have a problem. I ould defintely check out a Pathfinder forum. Thats how I found out about the harness in the first place. Hope this is helpful.
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We used it on a 2002 Hyundai Tucsan without any problem. I took it to a friend to install (he is a professional mechanic) and he took out the ceiling and wall panels for the wiring. When he finished, it cost me (a friend) $175.00 for the installation. He told me if I ever wanted to do it on another vehicle, to get the Bluetooth one instead. It works great.
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I believe it will. I'm not 100% positive but I used it on my 2003 Infiniti with Bose and it worked amazingly. I did have to argue with the installer who was telling me I didn't need it, and used a regular one he thought would have worked. After he installed the regular one I lost half of my sound quality AND volume, so guess who had to take everything apart and re do it with the adapter I initially asked for lol. So he did, and almost back to normal. (almost, yes, I still think factory sound was better)
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Not on it's own. You will need a steering wheel interface to make them work. Example: http://www.walmart.com/ip/24214151?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId;=3&adid;=22222222227017483313&wl0;=&wl1;=g&wl2;=t&wl3;=33109757316&wl4;=&wl5;=pla&wl6;=50607257796&veh;=sem that might not work on your car, you will have to investigate, maybe consult a stereo shop even.
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You will have to check with a reputable stereo installer. I believe a steering wheel control interface is universal.Hope this helps. Good luck. This JVC unit is fantastic.