If you are fed up with your factory radio in a 2013 2014 2015 2016 Nissan X-TRAIL, you may want to replace it with a new aftermarket car radio. Nowadays, since most car radios are plug-and-play units, you don’t need to modify or cut any wires and the installation is not too complicated. If you have some related installation experience, under the guidance of a correct installation instruction, you can also try to remove the factory radio and install the new car radio for your beloved car. Today I would like to share a 2013 2014 2015 2016 Nissan X-TRAIL car radio installation instruction from Seicane with you for your reference.
2013 2014 2015 2016 Nissan X-TRAIL Car Radio after installation
Before and during installation, you should notice:
1.Before connecting, please make sure the ignition is off to avoid short circuit.
2.Ensure connect the yellow and red power cable at last.
3.Ensure that all loose wires are isolated with electrical tape
4.Ensure don’t tangle the wire when tighten the moving parts(Such as seat rails).
5.Ensure that all ground is connected to the same place.
6.Using the improper fuse may cause damage of fire, so when replace the fuse, please consult the professional.
7.For your convenience, here’s the recommended tools for removal and installation from Seicane, please check for more details: http://www.seicane.com/car-dvd-dismantling-devicesrd-400
2013 2014 2015 2016 Nissan X-TRAIL car radio installation instruction
1. Remove the right trim panel with a lever.
Remove the right trim panel with a lever
2. Remove the left trim panel with the same way as step 1.
Remove the left trim panel with the same way as step 1
3. Pry the edges of the a/c controller with a lever.
Pry the edges of the a/c controller with a lever
4. Take the a/c controller out of the dash.
Take the a/c controller out of the dash
5. Unscrew all the screws holding the original car radio in place with a screwdriver.
Unscrew all the screws holding the original car radio in place with a screwdriver
6. Gently take the original car radio out the dash.
7. Disconnect all the connectors at the back of the original car radio.
Disconnect all the connectors at the back of the original car radio
8. Check all the accessories for the new Seicane car radio.
9. Connect the harnesses to the back of the new Seicane car radio.
10. Connect the Seicane car radio to your original car radio’s plugs.
11. Turn on the new Seicane radio to have a careful check if everything works well. If it doesn’t, please check whether all the cables are connected correctly.
12. Put the new Seicane radio into the dash.
13. Put everything into their original place.
That’s all about how to remove the factory radio and install the new car radio for a 2013 2014 2015 2016 Nissan X-TRAIL. If you encounter any difficulties and don’t know how to overcome them, please don’t hesitate to seek help from your dealer, someone experienced or a professional. Or you can directly go to a car radio upgrade center to have the new car radio installed by a professional technician.
To help you pick a suitable car radio, I’d like to share a 2013 2014 2015 2016 Nissan X-TRAIL car radio from Seicane with you. Here comes the link, please check:
This car radio is running on the stable Android 6.0 system and a powerful quad-core CPU processor to enhance its capability and improve its performance. Therefore, with this car radio installed in your car, you can take your in-car environment to next level.
By taking advantage of the 3D GPS navigation function, you can easily locate where you are and accurately navigate to your desired destinations through turn-by-turn direction and voice prompts. Additionally, with dual zone function, this car radio enables you to freely enjoy music while navigating, which won’t have any negative influence on GPS function.
Besides, the built-in Bluetooth module allows you to pair your Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone with this car radio for Bluetooth hands-free calls and streaming music, so you can keep yourself and your passenger safe and relaxed in car.
Wish this all-in-one car radio be your best road companion.
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