added a AMB button to ACC
added a AMB button to ACC
well after 3 months of trying to get the button(one dealer lost it, the other took a month to get), i put it in and i have been pressing the thing non stop
, I love it!!!
, I love it!!!
Originally posted by MaximaVQ97
howd u do it?? u just buy a button and plug it in ???? and how much $$
let me know
thanks
howd u do it?? u just buy a button and plug it in ???? and how much $$
let me know
thanks
as for swapping the different ACC, i think the only one's you can swap out are the 98 and the 99, because they changed it in 98 and the only addition for 99 was the AMB button.
Originally posted by geo1317
well i thought it would be only the button, but when i got the button from the dealer it was just the button cover and it did not include the part of the button that actually pressed the button on the circuit board. So i had to make that part (im sure you can get those parts from the dealer as well). All i did was i took a pencil and cut it to the proper size, glued one end to the button and put on a lug nut on the other end to make sure that the button stayed in place. And i cut out the little tab where the button belongs. Yeah i know it sounds ghetto rigged but it works.
as for swapping the different ACC, i think the only one's you can swap out are the 98 and the 99, because they changed it in 98 and the only addition for 99 was the AMB button.
well i thought it would be only the button, but when i got the button from the dealer it was just the button cover and it did not include the part of the button that actually pressed the button on the circuit board. So i had to make that part (im sure you can get those parts from the dealer as well). All i did was i took a pencil and cut it to the proper size, glued one end to the button and put on a lug nut on the other end to make sure that the button stayed in place. And i cut out the little tab where the button belongs. Yeah i know it sounds ghetto rigged but it works.
as for swapping the different ACC, i think the only one's you can swap out are the 98 and the 99, because they changed it in 98 and the only addition for 99 was the AMB button.
Originally posted by voltman
And how much was the button?
And how much was the button?
Re: Re: :o(
Originally posted by SuDZ
You have been looking for it for a while now huh?
SuDZ
You have been looking for it for a while now huh?
SuDZ
Do all 4th gens have this feature?
I have a 98' SE with automatic climate and cold weather package (heated seats, heated mirrors, etc). My car is a Canadian model. I do not have an AMB button. Do I have the electronics behind the plastic?
This is interesting---I have a 96 I30T and just went out and shined a mag light into the face of the climate control--and I have AMB as well! I wonder how I can get this to work? We must have some electronics guru on here!
Originally posted by oSSjTrunks112o
do you guys think that dealers in the NYC/LI area would still have this AMB button for sale/installation?
do you guys think that dealers in the NYC/LI area would still have this AMB button for sale/installation?
Originally posted by wrongway15
do you need temp sensors or wiring?
do you need temp sensors or wiring?
i don't think so..i'm relatively new to the maxima world so i'm not entirely sure, but i am a fast learner
. i have a '98 Maxima GLE that is all stock; so can u tell if i need temp sensors or wiring just from that little bit of info?
Originally posted by oSSjTrunks112o
i don't think so..i'm relatively new to the maxima world so i'm not entirely sure, but i am a fast learner
. i have a '98 Maxima GLE that is all stock; so can u tell if i need temp sensors or wiring just from that little bit of info?
i don't think so..i'm relatively new to the maxima world so i'm not entirely sure, but i am a fast learner
. i have a '98 Maxima GLE that is all stock; so can u tell if i need temp sensors or wiring just from that little bit of info?
if you have the ACC, and you should(GLE) all the wiring is there. but remember when i got it all i got is the button cover, you should ask for the actual button assembly its self.
Originally posted by RobUsaf81
wheres the actual temperature sensor? just want to make sure i have one in the first place.
wheres the actual temperature sensor? just want to make sure i have one in the first place.
I think the temp sensor is up near the hood release somewhere. Thats a guess though. From reading the hundreds of previous posts on this, I am pretty sure this cannot be done on 95-96, unless someone can correct me.
Sahil
Sahil
Originally posted by The Gange
I think the temp sensor is up near the hood release somewhere. Thats a guess though. From reading the hundreds of previous posts on this, I am pretty sure this cannot be done on 95-96, unless someone can correct me.
Sahil
I think the temp sensor is up near the hood release somewhere. Thats a guess though. From reading the hundreds of previous posts on this, I am pretty sure this cannot be done on 95-96, unless someone can correct me.
Sahil
yeah i think the sensor is upfront and low near the front bumper, and sometimes then you are sitting in place with the engine running or on a hot day it gets hot in that area and the sensor reads that temp and that’s why it may seem like its off.
I also installed the AMB button a few weeks ago...cost at dealer was $7.
You can ONLY get the button itself, they do not sell the part that goes inside..you could get it with the AMB button for about $495 (the whoel ACC) just took a piece of wood and glued it to the button...works just like stock.
You can ONLY get the button itself, they do not sell the part that goes inside..you could get it with the AMB button for about $495 (the whoel ACC) just took a piece of wood and glued it to the button...works just like stock.
Questions, Questions, Questions...
1) Do you need to remove the unit to do this?
2) How did you remove the blank plastic "filler" section where the button should be?
3) How does the button attach? Does it have clips on it or something, or do I need to find a way to get it to stay attached?
I am extremely interested in doing this, but don't feel like having an exposed area on my ACC unit if I can't get the button to stay in position. Thanks in advance.
2) How did you remove the blank plastic "filler" section where the button should be?
3) How does the button attach? Does it have clips on it or something, or do I need to find a way to get it to stay attached?
I am extremely interested in doing this, but don't feel like having an exposed area on my ACC unit if I can't get the button to stay in position. Thanks in advance.
Is the general rule that if you can see "AMB" in the CC display then you are able to do this? I want to know because I have a 97 I30, and I know certain things the 97 max had (clear headlights) didnt come out yet for the I30, while other things that the 97 DID have differed from the 96.
Originally posted by Stillen_I30
Is the general rule that if you can see "AMB" in the CC display then you are able to do this? I want to know because I have a 97 I30, and I know certain things the 97 max had (clear headlights) didnt come out yet for the I30, while other things that the 97 DID have differed from the 96.
Is the general rule that if you can see "AMB" in the CC display then you are able to do this? I want to know because I have a 97 I30, and I know certain things the 97 max had (clear headlights) didnt come out yet for the I30, while other things that the 97 DID have differed from the 96.
Originally posted by TheNip73
I donot believe that is the general rule. I think the general rule is 97+ ACC Maxima. Sorry, I dunno about the I30, but I think it would be the same as the max.
I donot believe that is the general rule. I think the general rule is 97+ ACC Maxima. Sorry, I dunno about the I30, but I think it would be the same as the max.
I talked to the parts guy at Nissan in St. Charles. He shows an ACC head unit with a switch for AMB starting 6/98 and up. Apparently Nissan often changes parts mid year. I wonder if this mod is capable for 98's manufactured after 6/98 since they would be getting the new head unit. They may have waited until they started manufacturing 99 model year to put the button in.
I added it to my car a couple weeks ago. All you have to do is remove that centre stack, then remove the ACC control from the stack, then the ACC control cover from the ACC control. Then look for what appears to be a small rectangular piece of electrical tape covering where the button would be. Peel it off, and reinstall the cables temporarily. Using something to push that button, see if you get an AMB reading.
If all this works, go out and buy the button.
If all this works, go out and buy the button.





