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Just thought I would show my double DIN installation of the unit to replace my std radio on my 2009 King Cab.
To those who are thinking about changing out the radio it is VERY simple on this vehicle. Pop the dashboard tray by putting your fingers in the crack on the engine side. There you will find one screw. Remove it. Then place both hands on the plastic frontplate that surrounds the radio and includes the A/C controls. Pull the top hard and it will pop off. Then pull off the bottom. Either disconnect the A/C controls or move it to the side. You will then see the 4 screws that hold in the radio. Remove them and the radio is free. Please note that you will need to buy the Nissan 2007 or later adapto cable along with their new antenna plug adapto. Just about any double DIN radio will fit. I ended up with the DUAL XDVD8290 for $509 at OnlineCarStereo.com. What I like about it is the built in BT mike. Note in the picture that the GPS antenna fits really nice with a piece of double stick tape in the center. FYI. Last edited by gogatesg; 09-24-2009 at 10:35 AM. |
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Nice install.
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looks good I have the cc of this truck and the dash is differant I like the looks of the kc dash with a/m radio installed but the cc dash just looks "OFF" so I went back to the factory radio
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FYI,
Since this unit included the ability to hook up a backup camera so I did. I purchased one that bolts on the license plate frame. I got the one that has the night vision. It is a Crimestopper SV-5120ir. Installation was easy with the exception of getting the wire from the camera to the radio. I ended up running it along the left frame and thru the main wiring harness gasket on the firewall. I tapped into my backup lights to power the camera so that it is only energized when the backup lights are on. It works fine and although it seems pretty low to the ground, the fisheye lens provides a full view even at night. The only problem I found is when it rains, droplets obscure a decent view. |
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Pretty cool setup. how juch was the camera?
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You did a great job on the install, but like Equator RMZ4 my dash doesn't look anything like yours. The heat and A/C controls are long buttons and fan speed and temp are round knobs. I'll take a picture and post so everyone can see the difference.
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2009 Suzuki Equator JX Radiant Silver 2007 Suzuki XL7 Limited Cobalt Blue There's a fine line between fishing and just standing on the shore like an idiot. |
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This is the 2009 Equator dash that I'm familiar with.
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2009 Suzuki Equator JX Radiant Silver 2007 Suzuki XL7 Limited Cobalt Blue There's a fine line between fishing and just standing on the shore like an idiot. |
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