Paddle shifter kit question...
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Infiniti G37 Paddle Shifter Installation
Sean
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You've probably seen this but it might help to get started:
Infiniti G37 Paddle Shifter Installation
Sean
Infiniti G37 Paddle Shifter Installation
Sean
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Thanks alot Sean! Always a good guy... I got the paddle shifter install down I belive but we switched the topic to how to replace my steering wheel for a new one that Ryne wrapped for me lol all the videos I've found were how to do it on a g35 which I'm assuming should be fairly similar.
This is the DIY I used:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/d-i-y-i...ement-diy.html
Sean
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VIVID (03-02-2016)
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I took mine off. Quick question..
I've got my column all disassembled. I know what the plugs I'm looking for look like. My question is, should they (plugs) be just hanging? Or should they already be plugged into something? Also is "stone" the light grey interior? (Just got car a few weeks ago.)
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Yes, stone is gray. As far as the plugs, they should be open/unused and taped up. If they are presented to in your car, they will be affixed with tape. You can remove this tape to plug and play your shifter kit. Be aware, SOME cars did not have this wiring at all. It depends what harnesses were on the production line that day.
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Yes, stone is gray. As far as the plugs, they should be open/unused and taped up. If they are presented to in your car, they will be affixed with tape. You can remove this tape to plug and play your shifter kit. Be aware, SOME cars did not have this wiring at all. It depends what harnesses were on the production line that day.
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Do a quick search on paddle shifters install. There are a few guys who have posted pictorial directions plus there are YouTube videos to give you a better idea of what you are looking at, good luck and hope you have them!