🔌 Scosche NN04B Nissan Power/Speaker Connector Wire Harness - Compatible with 2007-Up Models, Color Coded Wires - Ideal for Aftermarket Stereo Installation Review

By simply following the instructions on the back of the case I was able to solder everything to my existing Sony head unit in 10 minutes. The rig was made tough with wire assignments otherwise I would have banged my head on the table as the colors of the stock Sentra wiring harnesses are different and the pinouts on them online do not reflect what I have seen in my car.

Perfect for 2012 Nissan Rogue (no premium audio). You MUST connect the blue wire to the main unit's blue ANT activation wire. There is some kind of antenna booster in the car that needs to be turned on. When you connect that blue wire to the ISO harness, just connect it to the blue wire and you're done!

It works but I had to do some research to figure out how to route the wires on an aftermarket Pioneer double din. Match by color for most. This will give you a headache if you have an aftermarket amp with subwoofers, which I don't have because you have to connect them with RCA cables. Inexpensive and serves its purpose! Please note that you will need to purchase a separate steering wheel control wiring harness and connect it to the existing wiring from the stock wiring harness. Much luck!

Tl;dr: take this, easy installation Installed on Nissan Rogue 2011. First I tried to update my wife's radio with another brand because it was cheaper that way. The radio turned on and off with enough power because it didn't have a strong enough ground wire. I removed it and went with this harness because it has a ground connection that I could put under the dash. This made installing the radio easy and it works well. Driven 1k km with no problems.

This is the base suspension. It's a perfect fit for the base 2012 Nissan Rogue. All wires are connected except for the blue, orange-black and black ground wire with screw connector. The ones I steamed so they wouldn't touch anything. I connected this to the ISO wiring harness and connected it to the head unit. It really is the way to go these days. I soldered the wires because I like soldering and the connections are tight.