Adrian@TORQEN

Can't wait to see Jeremy Clarkson's reaction, most likely similar to the Alfa 8C

- the best looking car ever made.

 

 

Some 4c video in French here:

Hi,

 

You can get the parts required from the dealer, as previously said got mine for £200 cash.

 

What you need is this:

 

 

Part number is: KE283-CDU01 plus the BT adapter as shown in the photo.

 

The cradle floor fits on top of the floor inside the compartment from the central console with the screws provided in the kit.

 

Any problems ask here.

Please count me in, too.

 

Thanks!

Thanks, Sam!

 

On a different matter, I've wrote to 3 of the Admins of the forum in regards to my willing to help developing a more modern community portal, but did not get a reply at all. I've been running an over 12.000 members community website for the last 7 years and developed tens of websites

 

Anyone knows who is the owner / decision maker of this portal and his/her contact details?

 

Thanks,

Adrian

Thanks for the info Boycey, I'll give them a try this year on the next service is due: http://www.japexperformance.co.uk/aboutus.html

 

How will I recognise you?

 

 

Welcome

 

I'm also in Watford, make sure you give me a wave if you pass me by

 

There are a couple of us here, and Japex in Kings Langley are your best garage by far should you need them

Welcome Tim

Hi guys and thanks for the kind and warm welcome!

 

As promised here are some photos I took the other day.

 

 

 

ah local boy! welcome

 

where abouts in watford are you from?

 

North Watford, close to ASDA, Sainsbury, etc

Thanks everyone, I already feel like home

 

Got a flat tyre list night coming off M1 at Brent Cross after a good, good race with a Honda S2000, from Watford to Brent Cross. Will try to have the tyre done today and get some photos to post them here.

 

Thanks once again!

 

P.S.

Why did I waste so many years driving BMWs and Alfa Romeos?

Hello,

 

I'm Adrian, 31yo living in Watford and two days ago converted to ZED My new car is a standard gun metal grey 2005 Nissan 350Z GT. First mod came in today, the BT adapter Still trying to figure out what will be the priorities and the budget in improving the car's performance and look.

 

Thanks,

 

Adrian / octet

Right, just came back and started the installation, so it's work in progress, typing from the car.

 

However, really nice guy at the parts department, got a really good deal. The KE283-CDU01 was £197.88 and the BT adapter was £98.76. So the total came to £296.74 including VAT. Got everything for £200.00 cash!

 

Here is what I've done so far:

 

Step 1

 

Disconnect the battery.

 

Step 2

 

Locate the central console lid, LOL

 

 

 

Step 3 - optional

 

If you have SatNav installed the remote & the holder should be fitted inside the glove box. Remove the remote and the screws from the remote holder.

 

 

 

 

Step 4

 

Remove the small lid so you can get access to the wires / connectors

 

 

 

Step 5

 

Pull the seats towards the dashboard as much as possible and locate the two big screws in the center console, unscrew them, one on each side.

 

 

 

Step 6

 

Remove the ashtray and unscrew the big screw underneath.

 

 

 

 

Step 7

 

Carefully pull the plastic where the gear lever and aircon console is.

 

 

 

Step 8

 

Unscrew the two big screws as per photos.

 

 

 

Step 9

 

Remove the white band cable carefully.

 

 

Step 10

 

Pull the central console away so you can access the connections required.

 

 

Step 11

 

Locate the harness connectors and connect them to the two connectors from the bluetooth cradle.

 

 

 

 

Step 12

 

Fit the false floor back on to the central console using the screws provided in the bluetooth kit.

 

 

 

In case you have the older SatNav with the remote control, fit the remote holder back on the central console.

 

 

Step 13

 

Now go to the glove compartment behind the passenger seat and remove the carpet trim and the floor panel where the SatNav CD-ROM unit is installed.

 

 

 

 

Step 14

 

Locate the two harness connectors and connect the control unit.

 

 

 

Step 15

 

Peal the adhesive pads protection and stick the control unit under the glove box flooring. The fit everything back.

 

 

 

 

 

Step 16

 

Tidy up inside the car and re-connect the negative terminal of the battery.

 

Step 17

 

Now start the car and on your phone search for a new bluetooth device, pair with the 350Z using the pin: 1234. You are now ready to go!

 

Hope that helps!

Thanks for the information, been quoted £164.90 + VAT by Glyn Hopkin in Watford, he said it's been years since he sold one. I hope we can fiddle a bit with the price On my way to pick it up, I shall do a quick tutorial, including photos.