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well with the help of import monster i fixed my front end damage . *NOTE TO SELF- dont let missus drive my car anymore. .now i want to install single din cd player. just want some info on it as there is not alot on it. and i thought things were hard to find with my aristo.

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If its an intergrated unit with no DIN space - think close to $900 to replace the aircon control/headunit with an aftermarket one with free DIN slots...

If you've got an RS with the boost gauge and single DIN CD player - shouldn't be too hard...

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Closest thing we have to a how-to for removing the head unit is http://g35ipod.kenloh.com/installHW.php - you just have to reverse all the instructions, its for the US G35 (essentially V35 Skyline). As for wiring, no idea - I would though, again, look to the V35 and G35 forums to see if anyone has done a write up on it.

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Closest thing we have to a how-to for removing the head unit is http://g35ipod.kenloh.com/installHW.php - you just have to reverse all the instructions, its for the US G35 (essentially V35 Skyline).

:yes: The instructions on that website make it quite easy to do (just ignore the bit about the clock) and as Dunc said, mirror everything (left to right)

Too bad the damn website was down the day I installed my iPod adaptor :rolleyes:

Wires? NFI.

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