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| 2004 Nissan Murano Dashboard |
I have an 2004 Nissan Murano, with the Bose system (without
navigation), and I read where the factory system can’t be replaced due
to the climate controls being wired into the radio system.
I’m not happy with the quality of sound, and want to replace
everything. Is there a way around this? I’ve only looked online to find
this, but haven’t talked to anybody yet on it. I will be very
disappointed if this is the case.
Answer: Vehicles with stereo systems like that in
the Nissan Murano, are becoming more popular, sadly enough. It is true
about the wiring and that the radio can not be replaced with an
aftermarket unit, without major rewiring. It can have done, but it will
be pricey. The time it takes to rewire the climate controls, and to
build a new face for the system (as there are no replacement faces for
this because of the non-replaceable factor. If you are unhappy with the
quality of the sound, I would suggest what was mentioned above and
having new speakers, tweeters, amp, and sub installed. If you can find a
shop that would be willing to do a system upgrade, it would be a very
pricey upgrade as this would be a long and tedious task of rewiring an
entire system and everything that system is connected to. In the long
run, it would be more cost effective to buy a new vehicle with a stereo
you like, upgrade what you can, or live with it. Nissan really didn’t
give people many options there.
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