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So before I start to rip out bits of wiring loom to check stuff heres what is happening. Recently installed a Clarion NX505E double din HU, nice bit of kit if you dont mind me saying so. I am running it via the multi plug that carries the RCA's and the correct ISO leads. Being familiar with Nissans love of earthing through the aerial I have taken earths direct from the leads to chassis and done as prescribed in another post to eliminate any possible issues with earthing. So heres what happens, turn ignition key to ACC with the HU powerd off, put foot on brake pedal and you get a pop (crack) from the speakers !? Turn HU on apply brake pedal whils playing radio, ipod, cd etc and again you get an audible pop (crack) from speakers !!!? Now I could understand that there could be an issue with the install however the same thing happens on an Alpine HU and even more frustrating the same is happening on the original Bose HU as well ! So I dont believe that there is an installation problem and that it is somthing more insidious. So for fun I removed the bulbs from the rear light clusters, apply brake pedal no pop (crack) from the speakers ? or unplug lead from switch on the brake pedal no pop (crack). Has anyone experienced anything similar before I start ripping the loom apart or hitting the Bose amps with hammers ? Cheers. :-)

Hi, is it a genuine Z key, if so ill have it, :-)

Got this as it has 3, 6 volt RCA outs and inbuilt nav no add on modules needed.

Ok, I do have a BOSE (CLARION) system on my roadster minus the steering wheel controls, what I dont understand is why you cut off the RCA leads to then join them to the leads from a autoleads PC2-76-4 when the existing pin sequence is the same as when you have completed this mod bar for the remaining BLUE/WHITE and BLACK/WHITE that is found on the InCarTec 29-674 !

Does this method apply to non steering wheel audio control models ? as from what ime looking at you would just need to use the Autoleads non amp lead as standard as opposed to hacking up and splicing a lead with RCA outputs !

Itch to scratch, have been a Primera owner for many years and very active member of NPOC since 2009, Thought about having a 350Z for quite a while so last week took the plunge with this 2005 Roadster.