In this video, I’ll show you how to save over $300 by replacing your 2008 Nissan Altima auxiliary input jack. I’ve found that many owners of this model car h…
In this video, I’ll show you how to save over $300 by replacing your 2008 Nissan Altima auxiliary input jack. I’ve found that many owners of this model car h…
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I cannot thank you enough for posting this video and for linking the website to purchase the part. I looked everywhere online and I couldn’t find it. My AUX input just broke the other day and making my commute without music was driving me crazy. You were a great help. Thanks again. 🙂
Unfortunately I’m not an expert at this and I haven’t seen a 2010 stereo in person before. If your stereo looks exactly like the one in the video then possibly. Make sure your AUX input jack is in the exact same location too. I think there is a newer model of this stereo that looks very similar but it has the jack in a different location. That input jack is actually a different part and would have a different procedure.
I have a 2010 Nissan Altima Coupe.. and I have the same problem… the music system looks similar… is the process the same??
Sorry, I’m honestly not sure! I’m not really an expert at this stuff. I just had a problem with my own car and figured out how to fix it. I hope you are able to find your answer.
i have the 2003 altima, but it does not have the aux input. How can i install that??
Good luck on your repair!
I’m glad this was able to help you!
thanks dude, i had the same problem, now i will save some money
Thank you so much for making this video! My husband was able to repair my busted stereo really quickly today. I am so so so happy! I can listen to audiobooks on my commute again 😀
Unfortunately Jermol, I do not know of any other sources to purchase that part. I’ve tried searching for the part number online but that’s the only website I’ve seen that sells it. I wish I could be of more assistance. You might just have to keep an eye on that web page and snatch one up as soon as they come available again.
I have been having this problem for a while and im glad i found your post to fix my aux jack. the only thing is that on your blog post the link to buy a replacement aux jack, it is sold out on that website and has been for a while…Do you know any other site or place that i can get this part from?
Thank you! I’m glad the video was able to help you. This problem is much more common than I originally thought it was. I’m happy to help others save money and hopefully learn new skills along the way!
I’m glad this was able to help you! It’s such a simple problem and it’s frustrating because the dealer can probably fix it with an hour’s worth of labor since they have all of the tools on hand already. I hope you can get your stereo fixed.
This guy just saved me some major money. This right now is happening toy wife’s car, now to call the mechanic to get this fixed. This is what I call idiot proof! Nissan is horrible at helping with this type of stuff-they could charge for this service and make money but they won’t