using steering wheel controls on aftermarket radio

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i want to know weather do i have to use the resistors when using that module it says some older model nissans. btw mine's a 01 maximathanks


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Are you talking about the PAC mod? You should be able to hook it up and go.

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Yes you do need the resistors.

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So that interface is not P & P?

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Nope. 5th gen max's have two wires for steering wheel controls. You have to add a resistor to the lines to differentiate them to the module. Then you have to program them as to what to do when you hit each button. Somewhat of a pain but no where near as bad as the older ones that used ir eyes to control the deck.


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