Chris Rogers

not yet.. figure it will only be a matter of time before someone wants me to bolt one into something. (no I'm not putting one in yours )

thought I put a Neo in yours. I never got back to doing a video lead for that one.

no difference. one does the rear one does the front.

you have a northern car. heated front screen.

if you think that is pricey - call a wrecker..

ouch!

call me. easier.

easier if you call me.. I'm not one to post prices on the web. though if you have to ask you may not be able to afford it

get me a part number. as for navi- I need a car for a few weeks.

APS , give up

it has an off switch (or fun switch if you own a manual) but it is always on. as for removing it. its not like an R32. pull this thing out and the car don't go. andrew, yep DOT 5 is the way to do things. mind you some people will cut corners to save a $ or two. I use DOT 5 in my van and that does not do any hard stops. piece of mind for me.

ta! (though I thought you had FAST already. if so its in 680/15)

as in what am I doing - don't worry. the image I make will not make it here. I merely put a 'how to' up for those that have nothing better to do and have an electronics background with an interest in hacking the thing.

futher to the above point - IF you have the service manuals to the units then the hard coding is possible because you can work out addressing of the board/memory reasonably easy. that will also give you the processor that is sitting on it as well. ( I do not have the manuals for the V35 items - though I DO have them for the 2004 E51 El Grand)

which is why I said do not attempt it if you didnt understand it. well aware of the hard coding that went into the russian hack. I'm doing this as I said to learn something and also so I have a later box to work with. (my early box died with boot errors and I have 3 06 boxes sitting at the shop.) there are people on here a lot smarter than myself that have done this already. figured I would make a public note of it.

this one is for the GEEKS who are capable of doing hex edits on raw image data. this is how to approach the language conversion from japanese to english on the XENAVI navi systems. in essence you are swapping the character set out. all other operations remain the same and you will still have the same issues (IE maps) as before now if you have ABSOLUTELY NFI what I'm talking about.. DO NOT ATTEMPT IT! grab a hex editor if you do not already have one. here are a few links for the good ones. http://www.hhdsoftware.com/Products/home/h...ditor-free.html http://frhed.sourceforge.net/ http://www.chmaas.handshake.de/delphi/free...xvi32/xvi32.htm next go to you local nissan dealer(or if you have a yahoo japan account grab them there.) and order these DVDs for V35 from 2004.5-2006.11 DISC A :25920-EG07A DISC B : 25920-EG06B Disc A is the map update Disc B is the one you are interested it. this contains a Firmware image/language update. fire up your hex editor and start pulling DISC B to bits. isolate the firmware image first then isolate the the main screen image. (this is so you can add your own 'touch' to it if you wish.) be careful what you modify from here you will need the ASCII character sets to swap across from japanese to english ENGLISH: http://www.asciitable.com/ KATAKANA http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U30A0.pdf be aware that the japanese is in two byte form so a null character may need to be used. as an example: S - $53 in english whereas in katakana: SA - $30B5 (there are 5-6 variants-this one was used as an example only.) bearing that in mind, search for common text (IE menu words) terms and swap as required recompile the disc , burn it to a blank DVD and go play. keep your OEM DVD handy. thats the GIST of the language swap do not hassle me for info or an image - you will be faced with an IMMEDIATE - NO! CKV36 works in a similar fashion I'm told . (I'm mucking with CPV35 s2/s3 units as a project so I can learn something new and so I have a later box to decode the data commands into the TV tuner .) if someone has a chassis number for a CKV36 I'll dig the DVD part numbers up AGAIN IF YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND THE ABOVE -DO NOT ATTEMPT IT!

mark, yep thats the point I was getting at. (happy to give you another side to the story as well.) in regard to forums - this one is not too bad at repetition. bit of organisation fixes most things like that. a good admin team helps too. (sorry for the minor hijack andrew.)

yep they is not a cheap item..

not bad. put a cover over that sub though. wouldnt want something flying into it at speed. mosoto, not too many people on that forum anymore. I go in there opccasionally.

I can put you onto a guy who does this for a living...

me too

its a patrol key. about $300 from nissan.

geez did my name get mentioned enough..

rainbow: pick your car http://195.243.203.21/rainbow/index.aspx?p...b12&lan=ENG

nup. more to it than that.