With the Bose system, door panel removal is the same, but the speaker sizing is a little different. Otherwise, you won't have to drill new screw holes when replacing speakers in the Bose system. Luckily, wiring harnesses are available for G35's equipped with the Bose speaker system, so it'll be a tad bit easier to install new speakers.
These harnesses — and mounting brackets, if needed — are available at a special discount price with your Crutchfield speaker purchase. Shop for speakers that fit your Infiniti G The G35's Bose system includes an 8" subwoofer installed in the rear deck.
There is no wiring adapter for this system, so if you replace the factory subwoofer, you'll have to splice the wires and drill new mounting holes in the deck to secure it. The Bose system uses a low-impedance woofer and a low-powered amp. If you replace this subwoofer, you should also replace the amplifier. There's plenty of room in the trunk for a subwoofer box and amplifier, so you can add a bass system to provide the bottom-fill that the door speakers can't recreate. Crutchfield carries a variety of adapters that let you add iPod control or satellite radio to your factory stereo system.
Of course, if you're replacing the factory stereo, your new receiver will most likely feature built-in iPod control. You can also add satellite radio to most aftermarket stereos. Installing a security system in your G35 sedan isn't easy security systems rarely are , but it's definitely a good idea. Our Crutchfield Advisors can help figure out what you need to get the job done, but we usually recommend taking your car and new gear to a professional installer.
Shop for car security systems for your Infiniti G Visit our Outfit My Car page and enter your vehicle information to see stereos, speakers, subs, and other audio accessories that will work in your vehicle. Hey I need to replace the rear center sub. Do you know how many ohms the amp is because I don't want to buy a sub that has less ohms and I don't want a sub that has more because if I ever want to blast my music the bass will start cracking and will sound terrible.
Please help. Hello I have a g35x with bose and was wanting to change my radio to a aftermarket one. My question is would I be able to take out the radio from the oem one don't have screen at all right now and simply customize it to allow the new screen to fit?
If so what would I do about the ac unit cable? Would I buy a adapter to allow the screen to function with it or with this need a rewiring to allow to work? I have a get sedan with Bose. I'm having a Pioneer 8" free air sub installed tomorrow and will he doing an amp and door speaker within the next month or so.
My question is what kind of door speakers would be BEST to keep for clear ear bleeding sound and to add more bass without putting a box with sub in the trunk or cutting holes in my package tray? What component for the front and which speakers for the rear doors? Thanks for your help. I'd like to upgrade it to something that has either Bluetooth or Aux compatibility as the default system supports neither.
Would your products be a viable upgrade for my Skyline? I have a G35 with a nose system. What all harnesses do I need and do I need to disconnect or bypass the existing amp and 8inch sub to hook up after marker amp and a 10 inch sub. Sorry hope I worded that correctly. JJ, I've sent your question to our sales team, and they'll be contacting you via email soon.
For immediate help, you can contact them via phone or chat. I have a G35 Sedan 6mt with Bose, and would like to be able to play music from my iPhone. I'm considering either a new head unit, or an adapter that will play nicely and either maintain or improve sound quality with the rest of the stock set-up, including steering wheel controls. What are some options you recommend? Dale, If you're replacing the Bose speakers, most component tweeters will fit into the sail panel locations.
You'll need to use our universal backstraps or hot glue or silicone to secure them, but they'll fit. I've forwarded this to our sales team, and they'll be contacting you via email soon. I recently picked up a G35 and am looking to upgrade the front door speakers to start.
What component speakers and tweeters fit in the stock location? I see that many brands fit speaker wise, but not tweeters? If I have to do a little modding fine but I don't want to mount the tweets on the surface. Harold, The black piece next to the sub is present in G35 sedans with or without Bose audio, so you most likely have the standard system. There aren't any wiring harnesses available for the base system speakers, so you'll need Posi-Products speaker connectors to connect your new ones.
Give us a call and we'll set you up with everything you need. Watch this video for a step-by-step overview of a basic car stereo installation. The actual steps involved vary from car to car, but this is a good example.
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All finished with your chat session? Continue chat Close. A picture of how the module sits on the amplifier mounting bracket using the existing and newly drilled mounting holes.
NOTE: Make sure you have the satellite unit oriented so that the cables will connect to the end hanging off the mounting bracket left side :. Everything was looking great at this point, until I went to reinstall the amplifier to the bottom of the bracket. In all my mounting gusto I had overlooked the fact that the newly drilled mounting hole was very close to the existing amplifier mounting hole.
In fact it was so close that the satellite module mounting bracket was partially covering it see above image as well :. In addition to blocking the hole, the nut on the bolt being used to hold the satellite module in place was overlapping the amplifier itself.
The solution to both of these problems is a Dremel. First I marked the satellite module bracket and used a grinding attachment to take just enough material off to clear the amplifier mounting hole not much. Next up was the amplifier itself. Make sure to orient the amplifier properly as it will be mounted before you start marking and cutting!
You should end up cutting material from the side of the amplifier opposite from where the cables connect. Line up the amplifier on the underside of the amplifier mounting bracket with the module in place and a nut installed on both bolts. Eyeball the amount of material you need to remove from the amplifier mounting tab and mark it.
I used a Sharpie to mark a diagonal line across the tab. Put a cutting wheel on the Dremel and cut along your line. NOTE: Wear eye protection when you are cutting the amplifier. The metal is fairly thick and I shattered 2 cutting wheels while trying to make my cut. In one case I had a piece of the wheel hit me in the face below my eye. Take the cut slow, you may need to complete it from multiple angles with some relief cuts along the way, just take your time.
Also, make sure you cover the connectors and the perforated sides of the amplifier with something I wrapped it in a towel so that no metal shavings get inside! Once I was done with my cut, I put the grinding wheel back on and smoothed out the edges.
I wish I had more pictures of this process but at the time I wasn't sure it was going to work, so I waited until the end. Use the pictures below as a guide. Assuming everything fits, now is the time to properly mount everything to the amplifier bracket. One thing you might notice is that the Satellite Module sits just on, or just above some of the raised sections of the amplifier bracket.
I was worried about metal to metal contact occurring in these locations from road vibrations while driving so I took some of the foam strips included in the Grubbs kit, cut them to size with scissors, and stuck them down anywhere I thought there would be contact:. Finally reattach the amplifier and tighten down the 4 bolts holding it.
Then attach the Satellite Module to the bracket making sure to use the lock washers to avoid having the nuts work loose from vibration. Ok, the hard stuff is mostly over. Now it's time to get the unit installed into the trunk and wired. Car radio wire color information above is updated as it is submitted by the Modified Life community.
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