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Hi Keith, 

Issue I have is the AC controls don't work properly. Now I know there is an alleged fix that involves cutting the supplied main harness and connecting white and green wires but the problem I'm having is that doesn't match any loom that I've been supplied. 

 

Thanks

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I didn't have to cut any harness.  There is a white plastic box attached to the bottom of the head unit which is the AC control.  Have you reused this?  You want to.

 

 

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I've asked CoPilot and its suggested Nifty city should have an early model AC adaptor  

 

 

Copilot
 

The Nifty City Tesla-style screen for the 2009–2021 Nissan 370Z does include all necessary wiring harnesses and mounting brackets for installation. However, for 2009–2011 models, a specific HVAC adapter is required to ensure the air conditioning system functions correctly.

Unfortunately, the product page does not list a specific part number for the HVAC adapter. Instead, it mentions that the system is designed to be plug-and-play but may require minimal modifications for early models like yours.

🔧 What You Can Do:

  • Contact SoCal Z or Nifty City directly via their product support page to request the HVAC adapter for 2009–2011 370Z models.
  • Ask specifically for the AC control interface or adapter harness for early models.
  • If you purchased the unit from them, they may provide the adapter at no extra cost or guide you to the correct part.

Would you like help drafting a message to their support team or finding a reseller that includes the adapter?

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I have now resolved my issue. 

The Nifty City instructions list mandatory and optional connections that need to be made via their link harnesses and it appears that this isn't quite right, or at least it wasn't for my 09 Z. Basically I had to access the Bluetooth unit located at the front of the boot on drivers side, disconnect the righthand connector and fit a specific supplied harness to the car loom. There was a further connection I had to do at the screen end. The "optional" connections made everything work as normal on my car. 

If anyone is fitting or thinking of fitting one to an early car and gets stuck I can provide some images. 

 

Robin

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