This Scosche unit allows you to use your stock Bose speaker system with any aftermarket head-unit. One end has the OEM plugs to fit the connections already in your vehicle, and the other is to be connected to your head unit.
Let me know if you have any questions.
I also have the antenna adapter to convert your factory 2-pin antenna wire to the single pin seen on most aftermarket head-units.

Here is a link to the product with more information.
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_142C4NN...=scosche&ssi=0



You'll spend at least 60 bucks getting this stuff new.
I'm asking 20 shipped for the harness.
5 shipped for the antenna adapter.
23 shipped together.
paypal - chillin014@aol.com

 

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You got picture of the antenna adaptor? Interested.

 

looks just like this

 

You got PM.

 

Replied. but I just checked my adapter and the picture and realized they do not look the same but I think the one I have is what you need anyway. Here is a picture of the adapter.
It converts the male dual prong antenna connector that is stock in Maximas to a single which almost all aftermarket headunits use. I can ship it out to ya within the next hour.

 

You Got PM. Thanks.

 

replied. someone buy the harness already! make me an offer!

 

whats the level of difficulty for the install.

i have previously installed a stock cd changer to the bose, so i know at least that much in terms of getting to he back of the stereo. is there any soldering or splicing involved

 

Its really not hard. You have to solder or crimp the harness wires to your head-unit harness. Most head-units have wiring diagrams but the colors are pretty universal between all of them. ( left right back and rear speakers, illuminations, ground, power, ignition, etc.). And this can all be done outside the vehicle so when you are ready to install your headunit you simply plug it all in.
I'm on my phone right now so I can't link you to any how-to's but if you're still confused, let me know. I am a stereo noob and I did it without issues.

 

Its really not hard. You have to solder or crimp the harness wires to your head-unit harness. Most head-units have wiring diagrams but the colors are pretty universal between all of them. ( left right back and rear speakers, illuminations, ground, power, ignition, etc.). And this can all be done outside the vehicle so when you are ready to install your headunit you simply plug it all in.
I'm on my phone right now so I can't link you to any how-to's but if you're still confused, let me know. I am a stereo noob and I did it without issues.

 

I used this for a clarion HU and what ended up happening was that the soldering wasn't even that good and some of the wires fell off so i had to open the thing up and tie it in because i didn't have a soldering irorn. They sound wasn't even that great for some reason don't know why. maybe it's just my speakers other than that this harness worked fine.

 

Okay... thank you for your personal review. However, this is the for-sale forum and really not the place for it.

For those of you viewers who are actually interested in buying : There should be no concern with the quality of this product, I have used it for awhile without issue and as far as I can tell they are the only manufacturer of the harness for our vehicles.

 

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will this work in gen 5.5? crutchfield says no but im not sure why? need one for my sis car.

 

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honestly not sure. If the 5.5 gen stereo connects right up in a 4th gen car then it may!