Nissan Navara D40 (2004-2012) / Nissan Pathfinder R51 (2004-2012) [F1]

Installed the CC3 2K my '07 Navara and is a definite upgrade from the stock 6CD (!) stacker that was there before - went a little all-out on this (reverse camera capability was much needed!), and am happy with the end result.

* CC3 2K 3GB RAM / 32K storage
* Dual USB extension (fits conveniently in the circular blank on the opposite side to the hazard light switch, also recommend you ensure one of these connectors is USB1 - helps when you want to upgrade the software without needing to pop the top coin tray to get to USB1)
* Teyes HD Dashcam
* Teyes wireless TPMS
* Teyes OBDII
* Nissan-specific harness (from Teyes)

Also used a couple of non-Teyes products to pair up with the system:
* AHD backup camera (wanted a different style to the Teyes offering)
* USB DAB radio adapter
* Steering wheel controls (my '07 didn't have the audio controls on the left side of the steering wheel - tried a cheap Aliexpress 'special' and after re-pinning the connector to match the spiral connector in my steering wheel (and checking for continuity with the G6 / G7 connectors on the Teyes module) - steering controls were programmed in and worked a treat. Also matches the OEM steering look as you can see from the photos.
* Alpine KTP-445U in-dash amplifier
* Inifinity REF-9630CX 6"x9" (front - component tweeters fit neatly in OEM tweeter locations in top corners of dash) & REF-6532IX 6.5" speakers (rear)
* Alpine PWE-S8 underseat subwoofer

Note that if you are using a Kogan/Vodafone SIM to work with it, you'll need to check the Vodafone site for the APN settings for a Samsung Android tablet PC. This is an issue with the Android operating system rather than the Teyes device itself - I was confused because the unit could see the SIM card but I wasn't getting any internet. Teyes support was helpful and pointed me in the right direction to get this working.

The outer frame contours quite nicely to the centre dash - minimal obstruction to the vents. Teyes recommend you install the mainboard of the CC3 perpendicular to the screen (i.e. "L shape") but if you trim the inner part of the supplied frame / bezel you may find it not necessary - I didn't pull apart and reconfigure the CC3 in my install.

Would recommend this product - the CC3 unit itself is a very easy install if you get the Nissan harness (definitely a time-saver), the other bits (especially installing the backup camera) can be a tricky if you are not handy on the tools.