will this work in a 06 pathfinder with factory bose system?
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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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I'm not sure and not an expert. What I did was to go to a website like crutchfield or best buy, where you can put in your make and model, what you're looking for, and then let the site tell you what is compatible. Hope this helps...
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Yes check the PAC audio sitehttp://www.pac-audio.com/productSearch.aspx?Make=Nissan&MakeId;=25&Model;=Pathfinder&ModelId;=1274&Year;=2006&YearId;=17
374101
Not sure of the setup on your truck. This worked great for an aftermarket radio.
374102
Worked well in my 05 with factory Bose. It's a large adapter so it's a tight fit depending on the aftermarket HU. It compensates for the low preamp output on less expensive units.
374103
Yes, if your intention is to replace the Nissan head unit with an aftermarket one and continue using the Bose amp and speakers
1177037
Yes, I used this kit on my 2007 that has the Bose system. Make sure you get the other harnesses so that you can connect your steering wheel controls and your new stereo as well.
1296719
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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If you have the 10 speaker Bose system this is the only one that will work. It has to be the exact factory replacement or it will not work.
1951945
I don't have a Bose, but it worked very well with my Sherwood AM/FM Stereo Receiver. I live in a fringe area and it brought in my stations like when I lived in the city. Worth every penny I spent on it.
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I have a 2007 tahoe with bose/ nav/ and xm it didn't work with mine package says 2006 or older when u get it.
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It should work fine. I use Bose speakers the only problem you might have is in doing the auto speaker setup which failed multiple times with Bose so I'd anticipate you will have the same problem
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This item and many like it are only to replace and fix the din issue that some vehicles have. In this case, the Nissan Murano 2003-2007 had an irregular shaped din. This fixed the problem but it had to include buttons for the information center, a/c and the like because the OEM model has the circuit board all built as one and mounted to it. The OEM and this item has nothing to do with the bose audio speakers or sub that came with the vehicle. This item is meant to be compatible with aftermarket head units only whether single or double din in size. I hope this answers your question and more.
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Probably not. I used to work in the industry ( 1983-2007 ( not an installer)), and my memory tells my there were always special harnesses for Bose. Bose was always somewhat proprietary. If I remember correctly you will need an additional harness. It depends on whether or not you have amplified speakers. Some Bose systems used self amplified speakers ( each speaker has its own amp attached directly to the frame of the speaker ). If so, you effectively need special Bose high to low adapters to reduce the speaker output to line level. You should contact Metra online for Bose system vehicles to see if there is an additional or different harness needed. Probably not. I used to work in the industry ( 1983-2007 ( not an installer)), and my memory tells my there were always special harnesses for Bose. Bose was always somewhat proprietary. If I remember correctly you will need an additional harness. It depends on whether or not you have amplified speakers. Some Bose systems used self amplified speakers ( each speaker has its own amp attached directly to the frame of the speaker ). If so, you effectively need special Bose high to low adapters to reduce the speaker output to line level. You should contact Metra online for Bose system vehicles to... » Read More Probably not. I used to work in the industry ( 1983-2007 ( not an installer)), and my memory tells my there were always special harnesses for Bose. Bose was always somewhat proprietary. If I remember correctly you will need an additional harness. It depends on whether or not you have amplified speakers. Some Bose systems used self amplified speakers ( each speaker has its own amp attached directly to the frame of the speaker ). If so, you effectively need special Bose high to low adapters to reduce the speaker output to line level. You should contact Metra online for Bose system vehicles to see if there is an additional or different harness needed. « Show Less
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It will fit as long as your trailblazer doesn't have a Bose system. If the radio or speakers have the Bose logo on them you'll need the PAC os2c bose
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Yes, I have Bose system as well, have to pull out radio but this works perfectly with my car specific sub amp. No complaints
781243
No.. It doesn't work.. The right interface for your car to keep onstar and bose is...OS-5
877243
HI, This will not work for the 2007 Pathfinder, the FCCID # on the remotes are different. Thanks
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Sorry for the late response. On my research I did for the Radio, It says it is not compatible with the Bose Sound. Installation was quick and it is all plug and play. It has all the needed cables for my 2007 LS Tahoe. I changed the OEM Radio.
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I have a mazda 3 2005 without the bose system but i was able to plug in a pioneer amp without any problems! If you know how to install an amp it shouldnt be a problem...
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This is only for aftermarket, it will blow the Bose if you give it more power.
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That looks like both of my remotes. The number on the bottom of my Bose is #033975.so I think your remote would work.