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By 2002 Maxima SE · Apr 08, 2007in General💬 5 posts👁️ 1,763 views
Posted Apr 08, 2007 · 20:28 UTC#1

On my 2002 Nissan Maxima, I have the following buttons on the left:

 

Vol Up

Vol Down

Mode (Source?)--switches between CD/Radio/Etc

Trip --Switches the info center for Temp/MPG/Avg MPH

Track Up

Track Down

 

On the right:

Cruise On/Off

Cancel

Accel/Res

Coast/Set

 

I see on the SWI-PS PDF:

http://akamaipix.crutchfield.com/Manual ... 7SWIPS.PDF

 

That I can set most of these. So, my questions:

 

1)Are Mode(Nissan) and Source (PAC SWI) the same thing?

2)Do I set the Trip function? I don't want to lose that info center.

3)Do I set the buttons on the right for Cruise Control?

Posted Apr 08, 2007 · 21:04 UTC#2

You can program whatever button you want to do whatever function you want.

 

However, in order to retain your cruise control and trip info, only program the volume +/-, mode and track up and down. The cruise control ubttons and trip info button have nothing to do with the PAC unit.

Posted Apr 08, 2007 · 21:11 UTC#3

Thanks! I can see you also have a Nissan. So, if I don't program the the trip and cruise control buttons, they will function as before?

 

This poster on Max.org posted that I should cut the wire off the OEM harness and ground it:

 

http://forums.maxima.org/showpost.php?p ... stcount=16

 

Did you have to do this?

Posted Apr 08, 2007 · 22:42 UTC#4

They actually didn't make the Pathfinders with steering wheel radio controls in 2000, so I haven't used the PAC. I recently bought the controls from an 01 Pathy to use, but I just haven't gotten around to it yet so I wouldn't know.

 

But you don't have to touch those buttons at all. Only hook up the wires that PAC tells you to use. In fact, just to double check you can call PAC Tech Support and ask.

Posted Apr 08, 2007 · 23:26 UTC#5

I did my wifes 03 Altima and it works... you have to ground certain wires like it says look at their website and it will tell you how to do it and all will work hers works perfect...