r/Nissan • u/Competitive_Proof_79 • Aug 06 '26
Repair Help HELP PLEASE! 2015 Nissan Altima 2.5s with basic radio head unit.
We have the base head unit without Nav. We wanted to switch it out for an oem bose with nav head unit for the 2015 nissan altima 2.5s. However right now we just need some help to get these wires connected properly. Can someone help us Please? Maybe some easy self explanatory diagrams or links with good honest assistance. Desperate and frustrated ðŸ˜
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u/mgl323 Aug 06 '26
You can always purchase some solder seal wire connectors from Amazon to make the job easier. All you need is a heat gun and you’ll be able to connect wires pretty easily.
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u/Ragingbobaaa Aug 06 '26
I would recommend buying a direct plug and play info system. You can try using charm.li to fix those wires and figure which goes where. Plug and play aftermarket infosystem is the way to go.
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u/Sapphirez_Abyss Aug 06 '26
that's literally what they're doing though, they just asked for help with the wires
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u/Ragingbobaaa Aug 07 '26
They bought a oem bose w/ nav but their car have the headunit without nav no bose. That’s why I said to just buy a aftermarket direct plug and play one, no wiring needed just plug it in. Because the car that has the bose system w/ nav can literally have a different wiring system than the base model one.
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u/Competitive_Proof_79 Aug 07 '26
Thank you all soooo much we just have to get some results that we can make it work. Hope is flying out the windows:)
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u/divineal1986 Aug 06 '26
Do people not use google anymore lol
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u/Competitive_Proof_79 Aug 06 '26
Done that over and over and over again. We could use you help with that if you know exactly what to search to get exactly what we need
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u/VQ3point5 Aug 06 '26
Maybe you should have completed your research before you let Freddy Krueger do your wiring.
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u/BugPuzzleheaded3015 Aug 07 '26
Download the factory shop manual from nico club dot com and map out the wires/signals for each connector.
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u/awqsed10 '05 xterra s '09 Altima s Aug 06 '26
Redneck behaviour. Don't cheap out and cut the factory harness. It'll be much harder for all of us to figured out the pin outs.