Wire harness for stereo

[fina27]

I recently bought the 1.8 S. The stereo is not the best. I went to rip it out and put in a new one when i realized that nissan changed the wire harness, which they haven't changed in about 10 years, and i can't find one. Any insight on this?

[electech]

Don't have any ideas on the wire harness but I bet a lot of folks would like to know how you got the radio out!! There have been several to ask how to remove it.

[landonb16]

i 2nd that, pics would be nice also. YOU CAN DO IT!!! ... and just because i thought they where funny

[fina27]

I didnt take it out, best buy did. I know he went through the glove compartment first though. i saw it all disassembled then he said he can't do anythign with it because there is no wire harness for it yet. he said wait 6-12 months.

[LF65]

Anyone have any ideas on how to add a line out converter to the Nisssan Versa so that I can hook up 1 12 inch sub and 1 mono amp??

It can be done according to a car stereo store, but they want $300 to do it. I said screw that.

Thanks!!

[XterraVersa]

On some amps you can use the signal from a speaker. The amp will filter out the bass and return the rest of the signal to the speaker unamplified.

You can also purchase a signal splitter (cross-over filter) if your amp cannot do that.

The amp will then do its magic with the rest of the signal & send it to the sub.

[fina27]

I am about to go deaf with my 10" sub in my versa.... such a small car. The bass is turned all the way down on the horrible stock radio and it still rattles my ear drums

[etri9146]

I'm picking up my Versa 1.8S on monday and have already researched replacing the stereo. I spoke with a rep from Crutchfield, and they have a dashboard fit kit for the versa, but the harness is not available yet. so if you want to install a new stereo now, you'll have to splice wires. not a big deal, even if you've never done it before. i'm upgrading the whole system right away.

as an aside, crutchfield is BY FAR AND AWAY the BEST place to buy a car stereo. free fit kits, extremely specific install diagrams, lifetime tech support, etc. they really make it easy to buy a stereo. i've installed two stereos with speakers in two separate cars now and it's super easy.