Is there a need for an adapter for a 2001 Nissan Altima (GXE)?
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I'm not too sure what you mean. All cars and trucks have a unique wire harness that plugs into the factory speaker's similar plugin harness. These Pioneers speakers only have two basic male pigtails. Which means that either you have to cut your wire harness in your car and add female pig tales, which is very messy, or you need to do a search for the proper adapter that adapts from your harness to these pioneer speakers. Copy this: &lt;&lt; Metra 72-9300 Speaker Connector for Select Mazda/Nissan Vehicles &gt;&gt; Look at the product. Now, look that the big plastic end. Does that closely match your car's speaker wire harness? If it does, then this adapter is what you need!
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The people that installed it didn't mention that any adaptor was used to get them in.
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I'm not too sure what you mean. All cars and trucks have a unique wire harness that plugs into the factory speaker's similar plugin harness. These Pioneers speakers only have two basic male pigtails. Which means that either you have to cut your wire harness in your car and add female pig tales, which is very messy, or you need to do a search for the proper adapter that adapts from your harness to these pioneer speakers. Copy this: << Metra 72-9300 Speaker Connector for Select Mazda/Nissan Vehicles >> Look at the product. Now, look that the big plastic end. Does that closely match your car's speaker wire harness? If it does, then this adapter is what you need! I'm not too sure what you mean. All cars and trucks have a unique wire harness that plugs into the factory speaker's similar plugin harness. These Pioneers speakers only have two basic male pigtails. Which means that either you have to cut your wire harness in your car and add female pig tales, which is very messy, or you need to do a search for the proper adapter that adapts from your harness to these pioneer speakers. Copy this: << Metra 72-9300 Speaker Connector for Select Mazda/Nissan Vehicles >> Look at the product. Now, look that the big plastic end. Does that closely... » Read More I'm not too sure what you mean. All cars and trucks have a unique wire harness that plugs into the factory speaker's similar plugin harness. These Pioneers speakers only have two basic male pigtails. Which means that either you have to cut your wire harness in your car and add female pig tales, which is very messy, or you need to do a search for the proper adapter that adapts from your harness to these pioneer speakers. Copy this: << Metra 72-9300 Speaker Connector for Select Mazda/Nissan Vehicles >> Look at the product. Now, look that the big plastic end. Does that closely match your car's speaker wire harness? If it does, then this adapter is what you need! « Show Less
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This should have everything you would need with the exception of however you intend to connect the wires. Soldering the connections is how I did it because that is the most fool proof method, but it isn't as easy. You will need to find a wiring diagram for your particular vehicle though. I would recommend looking into the adapters from bBulldog security. You can check if they have one for your vehicle on their webpage. They are supposed to make it pretty much plug and play! Hope that helps you out.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002E59QGI?pc_redir=1408424994&robot;_redir=1 this one should work for the altima
1356147
You will not need one. They didn't start requiring antenna adapters until 2002 in that vehicle.
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You need to order a 'wire harness' for your specific car. That has the adapter
1291665
If your current XM unit is built into your factory radio you will need the module that is advertised. If it is a seperate unit you should be ok. If not, you can get an adapter connector.
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Your car should already be obd2. No need for adapter. But the answer is an obd2 scanner. All cars shoukd be obd2 as of 1996.
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It is only a guess, but I think that you will probably be fine; I installed it in my 2005 Toyota Tundra without the need for an adapter.
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As far as I know it is not. My son-in-law who is more tech savvy than I am installed it for me. No adapter was necessary. Hope this helps.
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Fortunately my Toyota was pre-wired and I simply bought the adaptor. You might ask your local U-haul what they would charge to connect it for you if a adapter is not available.
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As I recall, the adapter harness was available on ebay when i bought my igniter. But I thought it was a little expensive for a piece of wire. I did what Jared recommends and used the old harness, there are instructions online showing where the two wires must be relocated. You may also have to cut your old harness, I heated up an exacto-knife with a lighter and was able to slice through the plastic connector very easily and cleanly. (A heated up sharp kitchen knife should work as well)
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My son, who installed it for me said it needs an adapter for it. I don't know what it is myself, sorry.
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Not really sure you need any adapters or fittings as I was able to install without any additional fittings/adapters. It was not the easiest part to install but not the hardest either. On my car it's located in a very odd place and took some time to get the fittings off but once I figured out how to remove them, the install was pretty straight forward.
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on my car Does not work well , it is requires some experience but 1997 Nissan Altima do not know .
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With an appropriate adapter, yes. It's fully manual, so there's not that much to make work.
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Yes, you just have to purchase and install the appropriate adapter and wiring. I did not do this since it appeared a bit too complicated for me.
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We put this in our boat. It runs great I know that. But I am sorry, I don't know if you need the adapter. We bought it and did not need it..