Nissan Navara D40, Pathfinder and Xterra 2006-2012 - 9 and 10.1 inch screen kit
The factory radio sits in a slot the width of a shoebox, with your heater dials underneath it. This kit's a moulded fascia that takes a 9-inch or 10.1-inch screen in that slot and leaves your climate panel where Nissan put it.
The fitment sheet carries four dash photographs, two ticked and two crossed. The ticked ones show the console where the radio and the three-dial climate module sit on one flat panel; the crossed ones aren't the same surround, so I won't claim them. Photograph your dash, send the VIN, and that's it.
| Kit | Vehicle | Model years | Screen |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9945/2945 | Nissan Navara D40 | 2006-2012 | 9 or 10.1 inch |
| 9945/2945 | Nissan Pathfinder | 2006-2012 | 9 or 10.1 inch |
| 9945/2945 | Nissan Xterra | 2006-2012 | 9 or 10.1 inch |
Nothing reaches the 4WD selector by the gear lever or the hazard switch beside the dials. Both stay put, which is the point of a fascia kit instead of a flat plate.
I keep hearing the same sentence from owners: your truck'll do half a million kilometres without a complaint, and the radio's still stuck in 2008. Awkward, when the cab is sound. Why live with it?
Photograph your dash, send the VIN, and we match it.
Unclip the factory radio, clip in the panel, keep the climate module framed.
Test the radio, camera and wheel buttons while the plugs are still reachable.
The screen tilts back over the console instead of sinking into it, so it sits closer to your eyeline than the old radio face did, and on a long drive that's the difference between reading a junction sign and guessing at it. That's what a Nissan Navara D40 2006-2012 Car Multimedia Player changes.
Three routes exist for a truck this age. Keep the factory radio and live with a phone on the windscreen. Buy a universal 2-DIN plate and shave plastic until the gaps look deliberate, which is annoying. Or fit a fascia kit moulded for your console, which is the route I'd take.
| Comparing | Keep the factory radio | Universal 2-DIN plate | 9945/2945 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Display | Small orange LCD | Whatever the radio brings | 9 or 10.1 inch touchscreen |
| Phone link | Bluetooth audio, on some trims | Often a separate box | CarPlay on the panel, GPS built in |
| Climate panel | Untouched | Often moved or trimmed | Keeps its factory opening |
| How it mounts | Not applicable | Screws and edge gaps | Moulded to the console, clips in |
A 9-inch panel for a tighter fit, a 10.1-inch one for more map. Same brackets, two panels.
The climate module sits in its own shaped opening, chrome lip and all.
FM, RDS, and Bluetooth streaming from your phone.
Maps and calls on the panel, phone in your pocket instead of a vent clip.
Wheel buttons go through an adapter harness, so tell us which ones your truck has before we pack. Same for a factory amplifier: if one sits behind the dash, say so, because the harness decides whether you get sound. Silence after an hour of work is maddening. I've had that call twice. I see it on the trucks I photograph: on a Nissan Pathfinder or Nissan Xterra 2006-2012 this is the short route to a Nissan Navara D40 2006-2012 GPS Navigation Car Radio that still looks factory.
The launcher in our photos is a tile grid: calendar, settings, maps, streaming apps, a dock down the left edge. The radio screen is plain and useful: FM1, six preset slots. There's also an online theme store, with a recommend and a newest tab, so new layouts arrive over the air instead of waiting for firmware.
Does the theme matter? More than you'd think. I've seen trucks where the screen was right and the icons gave it away. Pick a layout that matches the cab and the job looks finished.
The About screen on our photo unit lists a Unisoc ums512 processor, 4 GB of memory and 128 GB of storage, a ROHM32107 sound processor, a TDA7708 radio module and Bluetooth 5.0 BLE. That's one build, so ask us to confirm the memory of your unit. Voice control's optional, in ten languages. Fit a Nissan Pathfinder 2006-2012 Car Stereo Player or the Xterra version and the launcher's the same.
Two lists, and mixing them up is how you end up with a camera you can't fit. The box holds the screen, the moulded fascia and the brackets. Everything else on the product page is a separate part, ordered together so it travels in one parcel.
| Group | What you get | Order note |
|---|---|---|
| In the kit | Screen, fascia, brackets | Confirm the console photo first |
| Cameras | AHD reverse camera (S305), guideline camera (S302), 360 set (S360A) | Separate, fit with the screen |
| Dash extras | Dash camera (DVR-010), front camera (DVR-013), OBD reader (OBD-001) | Separate parts |
If a camera is on your list, fit it in the same session. That cable twice through a truck this size is no fun, and a Nissan Xterra 2006-2012 Factory Radio Replacement is the moment the dash is already open.
Send a photo of your dash and the VIN when you order, and we'll answer the ticked or crossed question before dispatch. We ship worldwide, and most kits go to Australia, Europe, the Middle East and North America. Don't guess at it.
Full product information for this Nissan Pathfinder 2006-2012 Car Stereo Player kit is on the product page: See the 9945/2945 on the product page.
Zhuhai WITSON Industrial Co., Ltd. - Tel: +86-756-8120312, 8120211, 8120212.
Send your model year, a photo of the console and the VIN, and we confirm the version before it ships.
Check the 9945/2945 for your truckYes, you do. The moulding has a shaped opening for the climate module, so your dials stay in the console with the hazard switch beside them. You keep the factory heating control, not a copy on a touchscreen.
The published range for the Nissan Navara D40, Pathfinder and Xterra 2006-2012 is what we can confirm today. Two console versions exist and only one is ticked on our sheet, so send a photo and we'll tell you which you have.
No. The fascia replaces the factory radio surround and clips into the same opening, and brackets hold the screen. That's why a Nissan Navara D40 2008 CarPlay Retrofit takes an afternoon, not a weekend with a saw.
Yes, the unit takes a camera feed, and we list an AHD camera, a guideline camera and a 360 set as separate parts. Do it with the screen, because that cable is the tedious half.
Look at the vents either side of the radio. The 9-inch sits further from them, the 10.1-inch fills more of the opening. Both use the same fascia, so it's about how much map you want, and that's your call.
They run through the adapter harness, not the radio you remove. Tell us which buttons your truck has, and if a factory amplifier is in the loop, say so, because the harness matches both.
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