How is the A/C control connected to operate separately using Metra on a 2003 G35 with an aftermarket radio?
1730843
It has it's own PnP harness that connects to your AC control harness everything functions perfect
1730844
Everything that is in that kit fits perfect with the original manufactory radio/Ac console. You may have to take parts off the original equipment; However, it still hooks-up very simple. I didn't have to do any altering the Metra kit. It works and looks great in my car; very pleased with this unit.
1730845
I had Best Buy "Geek Squad" install radio, they did a great job, at a reasonable price, I had to buy the part myself and bring to install, bought one of their radios, all for around $200.00
2012315
You would have to go to a dealer for them to program it. http://www.amazon.com/ACDelco-10350647-Original-Equipment-Control/dp/B000C9D24K/ref=sr_1_1?m=AO3M0V08MAZEF&s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1422279416&sr=1-1&keywords=10350647+ac+delco
2183951
You need an adapter wire. Each car has a different one. That way you just plug one end into the wire from your dash and the other end into the stereo. Works great, no cutting of wires needed. Search for Metra radio harness.
768280
I know I'm really late on this conversation but as an alternative to the answer from Bill L. is to take your vehicle to an Autozone or O'Reilly's or some other auto parts store that will connect a code-reader to your vehicle for free, make sure the code is from the O2 sensor and have them clear it. Disconnecting the battery on newer cars can be a bigger pain because of all the advanced electronics. At the very least it will save you from having to reset all your radio presets!
767193
Yes, this will piggy back off of your radio so it is wired in directly. I used the wire harness that you can find on parrot's website and it was plug and play. As for the box maybe you are talking about the blue box that is the brains of the system it is not a large box and I just left it behind the the radio inside the dash.
276288
You need this interface to make the aftermarket radio works, and another interface to make the steering wheel controls works, pac swc-rc
134453
yes! only with dual automatic or single manual a/c system! not with original navigation! with single manual a/c system they will send you an adapter harness!!
2058025
Yes I had this in my g35 worked fine but cut out every now and then im assuming when it got to hot and the volume was very low but I like my music loud so it could be a preference thing.
460236
The metra kit should have come with the proper connection kit in order to hook up all heating/ac controls. The main black block in the picture is used to attach to old wires to control all functions through your new stereo. It also should come with directions in order to change time and all the other options on your display. If you dont have that little block for wiring all this then you got sent the wrong kit or something.
753117
Yea. you need to remove the plastic around the radio on the dashboard. Behind the ac control is a black box with a small switch on it. Flip the switch to the "set" setting with the key turned to accessory. Press lock and unlock on the remote til the hazards flash. Then set the switch to it's original postion.
1939783
The car I used this for had a factory amp so I was just keeping the wiring consistent with what I was removing. I actually purchased both harnesses for the vehicle because I wasn't sure what I would see when I removed the factory head unit.
634542
Hi, I installed this unit myself and went through some hiccup, but overall it is quite an interesting experience. If you own an Nissan Altima 2011 with manual AC, you will be happy with its look. For radio signal, you need to buy another antenna adapter for Altima 2007to 20012 from Metra on Amazon. Connect the blue wire from that adapter to red wire of black connector provided with the unit. For GPS signal, you need to find allocation for it. I placed it into middle vent with face up to the dash. This location work out real we'll for me. It pick up GPS signal much quicker and get more satelites. I am so happy with it now! After that you just take time to set its features which suite you best. I would reccomend this unit for factory look of Altima and price also.
1779421
The harness I used did not have spare wires for those controls. My Jeep does not have steering wheel controls for the radio functions. The only wire in the Metra harness I did not use was for a power antenna.
57039
The car has to be on acc function with the key. Then you start the programming instructions
382767
I DON'T know if it will work or not. The engine specs aren't that much different in the two. Amazon has a great tool when purchasing automotive accessories that lets you enter your vehicle's information, and it will tell you immediately if it is compatible or not. I recommend you use that feature. I will also tell you that the a/c itself works GREAT.
1227615
Look up the wiring codes for your aftermarket radio. There should be a wire marked "dimmer" or "dash light" or something similar. That's what you connect it to. It would help if you would tell us the model of the radio you're installing in your car and we could tell you the exact wire you need to connect.
1060893
I'd recommend that you search the internet for "1997 Nissan Altima obd protocol". Then compare what you find, with the supported protocols for the device.