Does it work with my Nissan Altima 2005 2.5s?
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As far as I know, it should work with any tape player as long as you have one.
2045050
It works in the car cassette deck as long as you can load the cassette sideways into the stereo. I don't think the car make or model makes a difference.
1826576
It worked on my 2005 model. Check in the filter compartment and you will see with the filter out. You can compare from that.
932415
Yes, it should work on most cars nowadays. As long as it has obd2 support but it's become somewhat of a standard on most vehicles after the 90's so yes. I have it anf I have used it on a variety of cars and have not had any issues as long as it has obd 1 or obd 2
222298
I think it will... It has worked with all the PCMCIA ports I have tested... but, I haven't tested in this specific device, so... if your car has a PCMCIA port, it should work.
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I saw a review that said you do not need it. I'm assuming you installed an aftermarket radio, and from what I can find, you connect the 3 blue wires together. There may be an antenna amp that needs power to work properly. 5.0 out of 5 stars Do not need for a 2005 Nissan Altima, December 21, 2009 By Christopher L. Lombardi "Lumber" (Connecticut) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Metra 40-NI10 Nissan Antenna Adapter (Electronics) I am sure this product works great, but Do not buy it for a 2005 Nissan Altima. You do not need it, I made this mistake. Just hook up the Power Antenna wire to a power source (Head unit preferred). ------------------------------------------------------ You can also read this thread for a discussion: http://www.nissanclub.com/forums/2002-2006-nissan-altima-discussion-2-5-3-5/196573-2005-nissan-altima-radio-question-2.html
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Works for me got rid of my check engine light and no drive ability problems 02 nissan altima with after market header
480420
Dont know mine was 05 altima. it says its a one sizes fits all and it didnt work on mine. really cheap design all 3 pilot shifters iv tried havnt been usable
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If it has OBD II it will work. All vehicles manufactured in the US for sale in the US since 1996. Yours probably is. There is not an available "Connector" that will allow it to be attached to the pre OBD II (OBD I /1995 and older) Asian vehicles computer system. It works on most domestic (US built) OBD I vehicles with the optional connector cables (included with the CP9190 but not with the CP9185). The scanner is the same for both model scanners. It works on ALL OBD II vehicles, gas and diesel, even the ones since 2008 with the CAN signal protocol. It should work on your 2000 Nissan Altima.
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I have not used it on Nissan. I needed it for my wife's Kia Sorento. It worked fine for that. So far it has worked on everything I hooked it to. Almost non of them worked on Kia's systems. This one did. Very easy to use. If I had to make a guess. I would say yes it would. Hope this helps. Bob
1116757
I recomend a 7" GPS unit for you nissan, I use one on that size and work perfectly on my nissan altima
1886815
Yes, it works. However there is another chip that is for 03 Altima. You need to know which one is yours.
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It should work, I have a 2008 Altima and the dealer programmed mine as well and it worked.
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I would assume so, it worked perfectly with my setup. As long as you look at the vehicles and head unit it's compatible with, it should work perfectly. This is a great product and they provide excellent instructions and documentation.
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http://www.myscantool.com/vehicles.html#nissanFollow this link, I do believe it does. If you see an OBD connector under the dash you should be okay.
2000436
If it is over a 1996 yes it will, works on my wife's 2000 Nissan altima and her dad's 96 altima, and my 04 Ford focus, any car over 96( with obd2) will work.
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Yes, it fits a 2008 nissan altima 2.5 sl. I bought two so that they can match.
2175676
Check the back of your car radio. If it has an auxiliary input, then it will work perfectly.