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marcus32

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i got one of the stock cd plyers that sits under the cassette deck in replace of that compartment and all the plugs at the back line up and it plugs into the cassette deck by the thick black plug but theres also a white 4 pin plug that supplies power to the cd unit in the back of it but theres no plug in the car does anyone know how to supply power to it if u have converted it over before, plus when i went to wire in my band expander i bought it wouldn't range further than it did before i'm not sure if i did something wrong but it's seems pretty straight forward or is this due to i put a cd player in that wasn't in before? any ideas appreciated

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they use them on 180's and silvias. basically it has +12, +12key , and lights.

if its a clarion one then it should have the pinout on the rear of it. if its a sony then bin it as they have a tendency to have dead lasers.

what make is the radio - xenavi?,clarion?

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if you want hte plug find any N15 pulsar and clip it off the harness. most nissans after 93 had that plug taped to the radio harness anyway. yours may have it also.

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there are two white plugs behind there but neither look the right plug to fit in to it.

i am not sure what brand it is it came out of a 180 front cut but if i get this plug from a pulsar and run power to it like you said from the 3 places then it should work hopefully

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thanks for not answering the question!

anyone else with an intelligent response?

dems be fytin wurdz!!! =P

just a suggestion you can get a good head unit for cheap these days ...

no need to go getting all worked up now then ... hows about a HUG

look at him dance ---> :lock: hehehe

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