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Relevance: 100% Posted on: 01/27/2018
Member Credit: Mike Mcivor By swapping to a 2012-2015 cluster, you can get rid of the orange display. The swap is very easy and a direct plug-n-play fit. You can purchase the clusters on eBay with mileage close to your original cluster. Photos of 2009-2011 Cluster Installation of 2012-2015 Cluster
Relevance: 95% Posted on: 01/01/2018
Member Credit: pmohr This howto is for the quick and easy task of removing the gauge cluster. Replacing bulbs, tightening up the tach or speedo screws, tapping into an easily accessible tach signal, swapping clusters, whatever. Most seem to remove the steering column trim when doing this. It does make it a…
Relevance: 88% Posted on: 10/12/2020
Community Member Credit: Eddy If you found this post, you most likely ran out of gas due to inaccurate fuel gauge readings (or you already knew the gauge didn't work). And now you are looking to see how to fix it. Most of the time, it's the cluster that is…
Relevance: 87% Posted on: 01/25/2018
Member Credit: shift_ice Installation procedure: 1) Remove the kick panel underneath the steering wheel. There are 2 screws at the bottom of the trim and snaps at the top. Get the screws removed and pull towards the rear of the car to release the snaps. 2) Disconnect the dimmer (and…
Relevance: 84% Posted on: 02/06/2017
Full Package Pricing $175 shipped This is a Send In Service I can also Supply a Cluster and Climate control for an Additional $55 Parts Included in Send in led Mod Package Includes the following: Cluster Climate Control 4 Door Switches All Dash Buttons and Controls Single Color ONLY! Optional:…
Relevance: 82% Posted on: 01/21/2018
Member Credit: EddyMaxx (Additional photos/info by chrisaust and CleanMaxx) Are you looking to get rid of that orange cluster on your 2004-2006 Nissan Maxima? Well you can install an 07-08 cluster very easily as everything is plug-n-play. All you need to do is purchase a cluster with miles closest to…
Relevance: 74% Posted on: 07/07/2018
Member Credit: Eddy Disconnect battery negative terminal. Remove the CVT finisher. Place the shift lever in the Drive position. Separate the chrome finisher from the shift knob by pushing it down. Remove the shift knob (1) by removing the spring clip and pulling up. Then remove the chrome finisher (2).…
Relevance: 69% Posted on: 01/24/2019
Member Credit: EddyMaxx I wanted my cluster to match the rest of the LEDs in my 1998 Maxima. I liked the blue color so I ordered those. The install was pretty straight-forward and the final outcome is awesome. I'm going to sand down the orange on the needle for a…
Relevance: 63% Posted on: 02/10/2018
Member Credit: Sparky This 2007 Nissan Maxima came in with the complaint that the gas gauge was stuck on empty. Actually a closer look revealed that the gauge needle was stuck under the empty stop peg. Due to the coloring of the instrument cluster lens I was unable to get…
Relevance: 58% Posted on: 02/10/2018
Member Credit: EddyMaxx Do you have the symptoms below: This morning while I was driving to school, my instrument cluster just stopped working... I.E. Speedometer, odometer, fuel gauge, rpm's, even the blinkers (though these worked, just wouldn't get the clicking noise or the visual indicator on the instrument cluster). The…
Relevance: 51% Posted on: 01/01/2018
Member Credit: Cheston WARNING: These are JUST directions. I am NOT liable if you mess up your car. Use common sense when attempting this or ANY mod. Always use caution when it comes tools that use electricity. WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING! Tools needed: phillips & flat head screwdriver, 10mm socket, 12mm socket,…
Relevance: 50% Posted on: 07/12/2020
Member Credit: tjmoney87 Overall, this is an easy mod if you are careful, but if not, things can get ugly VERY quickly! I would recommend getting a second cluster just to practice...that's what I did, making sure I was careful enough and to make sure the strip fits. I like…
Relevance: 48% Posted on: 12/23/2017
Member Credit: chrisaust First, this is fairly easy once you figure it out the first time. Here are my step-by-step tips to get access to the gauges. ****IMPORTANT NOTE BEFORE YOU BEGIN**** If you plan to remove the needles, you'll need to remember how to put them back on so they…
Relevance: 42% Posted on: 04/18/2019
Member Credit: Chris Ashley This should assist members who have the infamous fuel gauge issues on the 00-03 5thgen Nissan Maxima. You can easily test the fuel level sensor under backseat and verify the wiring. If both test good, then you need a cluster. It took about 30 minutes to…
Relevance: 40% Posted on: 01/14/2018
Member Credit: Albert Jandura If you are looking to customize the lighting of LED's on your Nissan Maxima cluster/odometer, you will need to re-calibrate the needles. The needles need to come off as part of the modification process and if not properly calibration the RPMs and MPH readings will be…
Relevance: 39% Posted on: 07/22/2020
Credit: DennisMik I would like to start by thanking JNCoRacer for his motivational pep talk. He was smart enough to know that I could do it, even though I didn't think I could. Thanks man. You will need various standard tools: screwdrivers (Phillips for screws & flat for prying), wire…
Relevance: 37% Posted on: 01/20/2019
Member Credit: tigersharkdude These is a full list of LED replacements bulbs for your 1995-1999 Nissan Maxima. Tools Needed: Phillips Head Screw Driver Thin flat head screw driver Plastic Trim removal tool Extending magnetic pickup tool POSSIBLY 10mm socket and ratchet POSSIBLY a headlamp light LEDs: Map Light - 20 SMD…
Relevance: 36% Posted on: 02/10/2018
Member Credit: modenaf1 Hey everyone, I recently swapped the silver 2001 Anniversary Edition cluster into my 4th gen. 2001 Diagrams 1997 Diagrams Final Product
Relevance: 34% Posted on: 01/01/2018
Member Credit: wariow3 Difficulty: Moderate. Knowledge of LED's + Resistors Experience with soldering recommended Items needed: Small flat head screw driver small phillips screwdriver 5mm leds ,I used white LED's( around 4 or more, one for every gauge, more just incase they blow or just dont' work) I get mine…
Relevance: 31% Posted on: 07/23/2020
Credit: Clutched_tombo Hope this can help anyone that wants to use an aftermarket fuel gauge. May already be a write up on this but I couldn't find it. I decided to go with aftermarket after not being able to find a cluster with one that actually works correctly. Used one…
Relevance: 26% Posted on: 09/22/2020
Owner: Charles Downer Year: 2006 Model: Maxima Current Color: Black Transmission: 6-Speed Manual Trim: SE Mod List: Gen2 VQ35 DE Brembo BBK Powder-coated Dormant Spalls Copper 370z Wheels Powder-coated Illusion Money Manzo Y-Pipe Vibrant Resonator OBX Mufflers Custom Headlights w/ Halos & Ring Strip Racingline Battery Tie Down Racingline Strut Bar Stillen Lip Elite…
Relevance: 24% Posted on: 01/09/2017
Member Credit: Rob 1. General Overview If you can install a car alarm, you can install this kit. However, if you make a mistake, it may render your car undriveable. Please take your time and following all the test procedures listed in the installation guide. Disclaimer: Because this is a do…
Relevance: 24% Posted on: 07/07/2018
Credit: Sparky's Answers This 2004 Nissan Maxima came in with the complaint that the transmission would not shift properly. The customer stated it felt like the transmission was starting in a high gear. I really did not want to work on this vehicle as the customer informed me that the…
Relevance: 23% Posted on: 03/02/2019
Member Credit: Jack Sulaiman & Geraldo Martin Price: $699.99 Order Link: https://www.phoenixautomotiveinc.com/collections/nissan/products/10-4-tesla-style-vertical-screen-android-navigation-radio-for-nissan-maxima-2016-2017?fbclid=IwAR2cfcsGyrmZcT7Vb07aN2GquU-Vwo361FlDN09ZZZmF6TEgAdboLjz88Fc Other Notes: Plug and play Recommend you get the 2GB Ram version. Took about 2 weeks. Came from Hong Kong via DHL IDO NOT disconnect the airbag indicator light on the factory stereo. All you have to do…
Relevance: 23% Posted on: 02/10/2018
Member Credit: Sparky This 2004 Nissan Maxima came in with the complaint that the transmission would not shift properly. The customer stated it felt like the transmission was starting in a high gear. I really did not want to work on this vehicle as the customer informed me that the…
Relevance: 22% Posted on: 01/03/2017
Owner: Namal Rauf Social Media: Year: 2003 Model: Nissan Maxima Color: Majestic Blue Pearl (BW9) Trim: SE Bought the Maxima for $400. I started learning about them and reading up on them and found out the aftermarket support was decent. Not like Honda's but it was supportive enough to be able to build…
Relevance: 18% Posted on: 12/26/2018
Owner: Brad Conner aka Tigersharkdude Year: 1999 Model: Maxima Color: White (QT1) Transmission: Automatic Trim: SE Mod List: Engine/Transmission: True CAI with K&N Filter No Name FSTB Various Red Painted Fluid Caps VHT Wrinkle Red Painted Front Valve Cover Smoothed UIM Painted Aluminum Silver Airbrushed Spark Plug Cover/Engine Cover Exhaust: Custom Cat-Back…
Relevance: 18% Posted on: 01/13/2018
Owner: Nick Gopaul Social Media: Year: 1995 Model: Maxima Color: Black Emerald (DJ2) Transmission: Manual 5-Speed Trim: SE What motivated you to MOD your Maxima? I’ve always loved the Nissan Maxima…specifically the 4th gen. When the 4th gen was first released in 1995, I liked it from then. When the first…
Relevance: 15% Posted on: 12/25/2018
Owner: James aka "The Wizard" Year: 1999 Model: Maxima Color: Charcoal Transmission: 5-Speed Manual Trim: SE Mod List: Engine/Exhaust: VQ30DE 3.0 liter engine Stillen/Vortech Supercharger Vortech 3.25” pulley (10 psi) Vortech 'Race' BOV Vortech Super FMU Vortech Auxiliary fuel pump Reclocked Blower and custom 3" intake pipe Silicone couplers and T clamps Custom 3.5" Cold Air…
Relevance: 12% Posted on: 02/03/2018
Owner: Ham A. Social Media: Year: 2008 Model: Nissan Maxima Color: Majestic Blue Pearl (BW9) Trim: SL What motivated you to MOD your Maxima? My inspiration to mod the maxima was my desire to be different and mod a platform so few have really explored. Those few were the OG's that have moved…