What are the installation steps for the new Nissan Sylphy navigation system?
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The installation steps for the new Nissan Sylphy navigation system: 1. First, remove the original car cover panel, usually in the order from left to right; 2. Remove the air vent, following the left-to-right order, and take out the fixing screws of the air vent; 3. Remove the panel. During the operation, you can first loosen the panel with a pry tool and then remove it; 4. Disconnect the emergency light switch wiring and remove the original car CD player; 5. Install the new navigation DVD display screen; 6. After installation, start wiring by connecting the air conditioning control wire, display screen connection wire, and emergency light switch connection wire to complete the wiring. The new Nissan Sylphy is a compact car under Dongfeng Nissan, adopting the family VMotion 2.0 design language. Benefiting from Nissan's global CMF platform with a longer and wider chassis structure, it boasts a 1.254 luxury car width-to-height ratio and achieves an ultra-low drag coefficient of 0.26Cd.
As a seasoned veteran who has spent years in the workshop, the first step in installing the new Sylphy navigation system is to park the car securely, engage the handbrake, and disconnect the negative battery cable for 5 minutes to prevent short circuits. Then, gently pry open the clips of the center console panel cover with a plastic pry tool, remove the mounting screws, and unplug the old screen and connecting wires, making sure to remember the positions of the connectors to avoid confusion. Align and firmly connect the new navigation unit to the correct ports—the CAN bus must match the Sylphy model, or it will trigger an error. When testing the GPS signal, fix the antenna below the windshield to ensure quick satellite acquisition. After reassembling the panel, reconnect the battery and test the system, then drive a short distance to calibrate the map route. If warning lights appear on the dashboard, try an OBD reset. The process requires few tools but demands patience and attention to detail. A reminder to car owners: electrical circuits carry high risks, so consult the manual or watch tutorial videos before DIY attempts to avoid blowing fuses and rework.