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2002 Nissan Altima Auxiliary Audio Kit for Bose Sound System

I've been looking for a simple solution to add an auxiliary input jack to my existing stock Bose sound system in my 2002 Nissan Altima for some time now.

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John Tomczak commented on 02 Nov 2015

will it work with samsung s6

DIY Guy commented on 02 Nov 2015

+John Tomczak It will work with any smart phone that uses bluetooth to stream music or with a 3.5 mm audio jack.

Maxime-Olivier Fortin-Girard commented on 23 Sep 2015

Will I be able to listen to a regular cd if do that?

Maxime-Olivier Fortin-Girard commented on 23 Sep 2015

Thank you!

DIY Guy commented on 23 Sep 2015

+Maxime-Olivier Fortin-Girard Yes, you will be able to continue to use your CD player after adding the AUX Audio Kit.

Dominic Casas commented on 27 Jul 2015

I have an 03 Altima without the 8 pin connector, are there any other cables or perhaps a connector converter I can use? Can I take out my connector and replace it with another? Anything at all please, I would love to not have to use an FM transmitter

Dominic Casas commented on 28 Jul 2015

+DIY Guy Thank you

DIY Guy commented on 28 Jul 2015

+Dominic Casas Go ahead and read the reply under Smurfidy at the bottom of the page for other options to add an aux input jack to your Nissan Altima Bose Stereo. Thanks

Dominic Casas commented on 27 Jul 2015

+Dominic Casas +DIY Guy I have done a bit of research and have not been able to find any other way to connect an aux chord, even when I went into best buy and asked them. I was ready to buy a Mpow Streambot Y Wireless Bluetooth FM Transmitter until i saw ur video and figured I'd ask you if you know of any other way.

Dominic Casas commented on 27 Jul 2015

+DIY Guy I know for a fact I do not have the Din connector, do you know of any other ways to install and aux input into the car

DIY Guy commented on 27 Jul 2015

+Dominic Casas If you have a 2003 Nissan Altima model and the head unit looks like the one here in the video, and has a din connector, the BT designs aux patch cable will work. Apparently, Nissan stopped including the din compatible head unit sometime after January of 2003. Hope this helps.

Dominic Casas commented on 27 Jul 2015

+DIY Guy +Dominic Casas

Nissan Xterra IPOD Isimple PAC IS77 Direct Fm Modulated Aux Mp3 Adapter & Driving Light Installation

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AutoToys commented on 29 Apr 2012

If you buy from us, we'll tell you which wire to tap for power and ground. You need an antenna adapter pair, go to autotoys.com and search under ni30 on our site for the antenna adapters. The adapter itself comes with an aux cable or you can use ipod with it.

AutoToys commented on 02 Jun 2012

Yes, you need antenna adapters. Depending on your year, you have 2 different types and you need the IN and OUT. Click on the YOUTUBE MORE INFO description of the video, we provide DIRECT LINKS to buy the antenna adapters. Thanks for watching.

gdupree1 commented on 28 Apr 2012

I have a 2007 Nissan Xterra, so which antenna adapter should I use? Also, which wire in the car did you use to power the modulator? Does the modulator kit you purchased come with an aux cable, or a port? Any help would great! Thanks!

AutoToys commented on 15 Apr 2012

You can grab these wires at the radio, which we did. For the lights in this video, we put a relay in at the battery and ran a trigger from a switch (from ignition) to take power directly from the battery through a relay.

Blue04Z71 commented on 02 Jun 2012

Did you need an antenna adapter for this car? Im hooking one up in a few days and I've read that these xterras dont have a regular antenna wire its a clip and you need and adapter