Credit: Nico D.
Credit: Ras Marley
Part Number: CC5W-3811G/ 28090-8L002
Model: Nissan Stagea (1996-2001)
Model Body: WGNC34
This was a direct replacement for a 2002–2003 5th-gen Nissan Maxima with OEM navigation. It wasn’t a swap, just a straight replacement of the original unit. These 5th-gen units are known for issues like buttons falling off, often forcing owners to use a paperclip to press them. Since the climate controls are integrated into the unit, it’s essential to keep a functioning one—you can’t easily convert to standard climate controls without extensive modification.
It’s worth noting that the unit from the Nissan Stagea (1996–2001) works as a replacement. The compatible part number is CC5W-3811G / 28090-8L002. The only downside is that the navigation won’t function, as it’s based on the Japanese market, but the climate controls work perfectly.
Owner: Jungmin Lee
Year: 1998
Make: Samsung
Model: SM525V
Color: Black
Transmission: 4-Speed Automatic
Lately, I’ve been working on the audio system. I removed the spare wheel and factory CD changer to make room for amplifiers and a DSP.
Customizing an A-pillar for a 3″ midrange speaker mount and optimal performance tailored to my seating position. Is this conversation helpful so far?
Credit: Kevin Nguyen
Modernized the car a little with a new head unit. Also vinyl wrapped the shifter trim. These radios can be found on Amazon.
Search Keywords on Amazon: ATOTO Double Din Car Stereo with Wireless CarPlay,Wireless Android Auto,7in IPS Touchscreen,Bluetooth,Phone Mirroring,HD LRV Camera.
Credit: Kevin Nguyen
Swapped out the stock steering wheel controls for 06+ maxima ones. Because of how it’s wired I lose the trip button but gain a button for the radio. For the buttons to illuminate I’ll have to get a clock spring out of a maxima and run the wires for the illumination pins.
Community Member Credit: Voltaire Duran Cacal
Order Link: https://gromaudio.com/store/all-nis9_wlq1mu_wlq1tc_.html
Price: $679.95
