It may have helped, but the Bose amplifier is very inconsistent with how it handles un-balanced audio as an input. Save the headache of a potential failed install and just get the ROEM-NIS2 linked in the description if you are going to keep the Bose amplifier. Even better if you get a new amplifier instead, because Bose sucks.

Yes you can

The climate controls are combined with the radio controls, so you'd still need the Japanese climate control board. It is possible to cut a big hole in it for the radio. The factory radio cage/bracket does connect well to most aftermarket radios, but in order to get it flush with the trim, you'll probably have to drill new holes in the factory radio cage.

@@Wrathernaut can i cut the climate controls off cd player board? Are the air conditioning buttons all connected to the circuit board?

Pioneer AVIC-Z110BT, but any double din sized unit fits well.

Yes

The ROEM works best when connected to the speaker-level outputs in our cars. I do recommend attaching RCA cables long enough to reach trunk to the back of the new radio, and tucking those cables into the void under center console so that if you do add an aftermarket amplifier, you don't have to remove the radio again. Especially in the 03/04s - you risk damaging the clock trim, which is extremely brittle from the sun.

@@Wrathernaut so any amount of volts/preamps or preouts? I have the factory sub and amp.

In this year (2005) the screen has its own power connector, which is independent of the radio or navigation system, so if it's not working right, you may have damaged something or left it unplugged. If the screen is up when the car is turned off, it should come back up once the car is turned back on.

So the previous owner installed an aftermarket stereo system, and I’m not entirely sure on what he did but I think he did something to the connection of the Navi. Where is the Navi supposed to be connected to, foe example is it connected to the car’s battery or is it supposed to be connected to the DVD player?

@@emmanuelaugustin4752 There's a connection between the DVD unit for the navigation system, but the screen lift mechanism is separate from it.

07 coupe is the same as the car in the video. 07 sedans are an entirely different vehicle.

Wrathernaut I guess I have a totally different vehicle. My 07 sedan 6mt is nothing like this.

@@collinblake9957 correct. sedans received a major overhaul in 07, coupes did not. As far as I know they never made a dash kit for the 07 sedans.

I had to google what you exactly meant as a dash kit. I recently have removed most of my interior and my radio/screen and clock all come out as one unit. About an inch thick panel. I’m trying to figure out how to install factory navigation and back up camera.

Right front speaker(+) - gray Right front speaker(-) - gray w/black stripe Left front speaker(+) - white Left front speaker(-) - white w/black stripe Right rear speaker(+) - purple Right rear speaker(-) - purple w/black stripe Left rear speaker(+) - green Left rear speaker(-) - green w/black stripe Make sure each of the connections on your harness and the RCAs are secure

jinxy9 no problem, I hope your install goes well.

You have to remove the rear deck panel, which requires removing the C-pillar trim, and a fair portion of the rear seats too.

Derek Kimbrough like the video description says: use the PAC ROEM-NIS2, not the simple wiring harness.

Wrathernaut I have a PAC Lp7-4 & I wired it up but I don't have sound

GoProAction Yes. g35driver.com/forums/audio-video-electronics/333847-wrathernaut-s-double-din-installation-faq-shopping-resource-list.html

Wrathernaut the head unit I got has the aux plug in ports, do I just cut the end off and solder the front and rear speakers to the PAC front and rear speakers?

No, you connect the ROEM-NIS2 to the speaker-level outputs from the new headunit, not the line-level RCA outputs.

Moises Diaz same boat bro, my front speakers play but at a low volume even when radio id's turned up max. my rear speakers have no audio at all. would the pac roem nis2 solve that??

If you're not using the PAC ROEM-NIS2 adapter, that's probably the reason.

Wrathernaut was the sub working when you used the 70-7551 harness? maybe ive got something messed up.

Yes, but the bose systems are extremely inconsistent, so even with the 70-7551 harness, there's several significant issues that occur randomly. That's why the entire description of this video is telling you not to use the 70-7551.

QUENTIN30 CDUB there is none.

Wrathernaut thanks. I was told there was one behind the glove box area.

shawn j same

shawn j Google for Wrathernaut's G35 double din, you'll pull up my guide on G35driver with several sources for the JDM trim.

OK thanks

Wrathernaut help

shawn j best place for getting help is the g35driver forums, PM me over there, or make a post in the audio/video forums.

OK I will check

Glad it worked for you, it's a shame that Bose made them so inconsistent that this doesn't work for everyone, which is why I don't recommend trying unless you get the harness for free. The ROEM-NIS2 has a near-perfect record, and should be the primary method for this kind of install.

I had no issues with the default mapping on a pioneer NEX series unit last time I used one, at least not once I figured out just how long (very) you need to hold the volume button. If it is issuing commands to the unit, but not the ones you want, the best way to handle it is to download the axxess app and reprogram it with a USB OTG cable. It's much simpler than reprogramming the axxess directly.

You'll be drawing more power than the system is designed for, but if you get power to the new radio, and cut and splice into the factory audio signal wires, it'll work, but you'll need to get creative in temporary placement of the new radio while the factory radio is installed.

+Brett R yea I was thinking about putting it in the little cubby hole in the center of the dash, thanks for the insight I'm gonna just piggy back the speaker inputs and draw the juice from the cig lighter maybe

Double din IS the size. The screen size is 6" in the auto, 7" in the manual.

+Wrathernaut thanks man I didn't want to get the wrong thing

+Johnathan Heard The G35 has tons of space, any double din radio will fit. Only thing that won't fit are a few radios made for specific vehicles that have an 8 inch screen it larger.

Yes, it needs resistors; one on each of the signal wires in this car, but since this adapter and the superior ASWC-1 are so similar in price, I don't recommend using it anymore. The ASWC-1 does not need the resistors.

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