Multiple USB devicesDenisMcG wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2019 4:35 amI used a 12 volt USB port cable. I wanted something with the ability to charge without the ignition being on. I found a constant 12 volt source at the subwoofer connector and just tapped into that. This is in my 2009 Infiniti FX50, but you should be able to find a voltage source in your Rogue.
https://www.amazon.com/Ginsco-Charger-S ... ay&sr=8-18
madtownmichelle wrote: ↑Mon Feb 19, 2018 11:17 amSo I got the 2018 Rogue and can confirm USB hub does not work to pass multiple sources to the head unit. I've moved all my music to my phone SD card which works out great (64GB, plenty of space). When hard-wired to the car using Android Auto I can choose local files, Spotify or Google Play Music (there are other options, but I don't use them). For short trips when I don't want to plug in the phone it automatically plays music over Bluetooth from whichever music app is open. To save mobile data, I downloaded a few playlists from Spotify and Play Music. So much nicer and versatile than the 2015!
Yeah, I understand the question. Thing is, unless someone from the factory assembly line chimes in, the only people that may know the answer are those that have cracked theirs open. Someone has to the first person to do just that, and as luck would have it, it looks like that someone is gonna be you (kinda like the first Doc to put in a stent). On the plus side, opening your center console to see what's inside has far fewer consequences than slicing someone open to see how their ticker works.Roguenewbie wrote: ↑Fri Nov 27, 2020 2:19 pmThx so much Rogue One for the welcome. So I just reviewed those links but I did not see the answer. Again the question is:
Is there an existing harness connector inside of the center console to accept the Nissan accessory - Rear Seat USB Charging Ports (2 Ports); Part Number: T99Q7-6MA0B.
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I agree, it's puzzling. I asked around our whole dealership and no one has done one. You'd think it would be a popular add-on.Roguenewbie wrote: ↑Fri Nov 27, 2020 9:48 pmI am finding it difficult to believe nobody here has undertaken this task, seems like something many would have already done.
Awesome, thanks!VStar650CL wrote: ↑Mon Jan 02, 2023 9:38 pmYou cut a hole in the base of the rear finisher. The kit instructions specify how and where. The plastic isn't hard, so a variety of tools can do the job.