so as per another users mod I went and did it also being the amber screen is ugly and the top half was being wasted being i had an aftermarket radio installed so the top half of the amber info screen was useless

 

Looks good! How do you get the info for your climate controls?

 

thank you!

right now there are none but i am going to relocate the tiny screen to the glove compartment in front go the passenger seat. Honestly i don't even need them but i ma going to install anyway.

 

And we still havent found a way to mimic the stock nav screen to another display. :-( Urgh

 

You absolutely can with the right parts and skills. Somebody did it in their G37 but the application for our Maximas should be close if not identical.

http://www.myg37.com/forums/audio-vi...nexus-7-a.html

 

Thanks for the link mj. Sounds like i have alot to read up on :-)

 

That's actually a really cool option.

 

1996Blackmax

I figured it was possible just didnt know it had been tried or done yet. I have a few spare tablets sitting around and just wondered if it was possible. I think it would be bad a$$ To make this a dual headrest setup.

 

I had thought the same thing, but never really looked into it, as my car came with a color screen. I like your idea of the dual headrest monitors.

 

finally got time to put the heat and AC screen in the glove box

 

what tablet did u use? how did u secure it in place?

 

After going through a bunch of options, I just decided to keep it as simple as possible. My 2012 Nexus 7 is mounted with magnets to a fiberglass mold of the original orange HVAC and info screen metal brancket. I was an idiot and deleted all my pics except for these. I'll try to get some pics here soon.

 

on mine as you can see, i did a beed of hot glue along the bottom and a little at top, it rest perfect on the white plastic case and the hot glue is easy to peel off without damaging anything if i need to revert back. Also i put soft foam behind it to push against the inside of where the amber screen was as added support