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Juke audio wiring info

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#1 · (Edited by Moderator)
Sorry if has already been posted and I am boring you, but I figured why not.

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You will be able to click and enlarge. Hope it helps atleast one Juker.

A little more info below. Sorry it is chopped up. Too lazy to type it all out and the tech info does not like any copy/paste/saving type actions.





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This diagram only applies to 11-14 years, the 15+ models did switch around some wires such as auxiliary audio jack, USB port, video input, etc. If anyone is interested, I'll make another one of these for the 15+ models.

I have struggled to find good wiring diagram information based on the AV system of the Juke. Information regarding retaining the USB port, auxiliary port, factory subwoofer, and reverse camera functionality is hard to come by in a reliable form. I dug up the service manual and did my own installation using its AV wiring information and found it to be completely accurate to my 2013 SV with rockford audio.

I created a simple diagram with all relevant information needed to retain all of these functions with an aftermarket stereo system installation or modify your current installation.

Interesting notes:

The reverse camera requires 6v power applied rather than 12v, I read a facebook post in a juke group that a guy wired up 12v into the camera + power wire and didn't have a problem but I wouldn't recommend this and to use a small and cheap DC DC buck converter to drop to 6v for the reverse camera power terminal.

Baseline and Rockford Fosgate models are both head-unit amplified, not externally amplified thus the door and tweeter speaker wiring terminals are the same. Tweeters are wired in parallel with the front speakers with built-in crossover filter. The factory subwoofer has its own amplifier that can be fed with low-level RCA signal from an aftermarket head unit with full retained function.

Steering wheel control buttons all function via the three different steering wheel wire terminals, others have claimed that the bluetooth module behind the glove box needs to be tapped into to retain the bluetooth control buttons; that is unnecessary.
 

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#36 ·
20 pin connector pins 6, 15, and 16 are the steering wheel left side controls. An interface is required between those pins and the aftermarket radio. I am using a Kenwood Dnn992 with the Idatalink Maestro RR interface to provide both steering wheel controls and gauges from the OBD2 connector pins 6 and 14. There is also the PAC SW1-RC steering wheel interface (cheaper) that works with most aftermarket radios.

I am still working on three unresolved issues. I bought the radio, idatalinkMaestro RR and interface cabling from Crutchfield. There are no interface cables to connect the subwoofer, rear camera or factory microphone to the Kenwood headunit. Crutchfield advises that I would lose these factory functions. I disagree. Their answer is based upon lack of interface cables, which their supplier does not make. I'll do it myself over the next few weeks.
 
#37 · (Edited)
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hi all. Planning to place my 2011 Juke OEM unit into my 1991 Mazda Miata. Bought the plugs to go from Juke to Miata. I've matched wires on the plugs, and it works well.

Question: Anyone know how to attached an Aux 3.5 plug to the back so I can play my iPod, MP3 player, phone, etc...???

I now know what part I need - but having real issues locating the part. Attached picture. 24039-BH00A 8 pin female connector plugs . One end attaches to the back of the Juke unit [small gray connector lower right] the other end attaches to the AUX/USB plug in dash. Help!!!! If anyone knows of a source to purchase for shipment to US...... please let me know.

Thanks, Carol
 

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#43 ·
I have installed an AndroiAuto head unit and back up camera and wish I had your diagram! It seems to match my 2014 Juke Base. The only thing that is an issue still, is steering wheel controls. I got all of them to work EXCEPT phone pick up/hangup buttons. They seem to only go to the bluetooth module box and I can't find the wiring diagram for it.
 
#42 ·
Hi. I am having a major issue with the wiring seemingly different for my 2011 SL AWD with navigation than what's mentioned in the first post. For now I am hoping to connect the factory sub to connect to the aftermarket head unit. Any ideas which wires do I have to tap? I can't seem to find the White and black sub wires on the harness.
 
#46 ·
I got my wife a juke s and bought the android radio. Works good but as you may know the S model doesn't come with a backup camera. So I installed one but with this android radio it seems it won't let me use the camera unless I hookup the reverse signal. Also can't just have the reverse signal on all the time or it will be stuck in the camera view full time and won't let you out of it. So I need to find an easy way to hookup that signal wire to my reverse light+ wire. Any ideas besides running a wire all the way back to the reverse lights?
 
#50 ·
A lot of the factory wiring is done early at the factory, without any consideration to the trim level that will ultimately be built. In this case you are saying that you have hooked up pin #25 to the android reverse signal already and it doesn't function? Is the android expecting a + positive signal? You can also use a multimeter to test #25 to verify signal presence.
 
#52 ·
Sorry if has already been posted and I am boring you, but I figured why not.

Image


You will be able to click and enlarge. Hope it helps atleast one Juker.

A little more info below. Sorry it is chopped up. Too lazy to type it all out and the tech info does not like any copy/paste/saving type actions.





Image


This diagram only applies to 11-14 years, the 15+ models did switch around some wires such as auxiliary audio jack, USB port, video input, etc. If anyone is interested, I'll make another one of these for the 15+ models.

I have struggled to find good wiring diagram information based on the AV system of the Juke. Information regarding retaining the USB port, auxiliary port, factory subwoofer, and reverse camera functionality is hard to come by in a reliable form. I dug up the service manual and did my own installation using its AV wiring information and found it to be completely accurate to my 2013 SV with rockford audio.

I created a simple diagram with all relevant information needed to retain all of these functions with an aftermarket stereo system installation or modify your current installation.

Interesting notes:

The reverse camera requires 6v power applied rather than 12v, I read a facebook post in a juke group that a guy wired up 12v into the camera + power wire and didn't have a problem but I wouldn't recommend this and to use a small and cheap DC DC buck converter to drop to 6v for the reverse camera power terminal.

Baseline and Rockford Fosgate models are both head-unit amplified, not externally amplified thus the door and tweeter speaker wiring terminals are the same. Tweeters are wired in parallel with the front speakers with built-in crossover filter. The factory subwoofer has its own amplifier that can be fed with low-level RCA signal from an aftermarket head unit with full retained function.

Steering wheel control buttons all function via the three different steering wheel wire terminals, others have claimed that the bluetooth module behind the glove box needs to be tapped into to retain the bluetooth control buttons; that is unnecessary.






Can someone send me the wiring schematic for 2015 juke s? Email jessy.carpenter05@gmail.com
 
#58 ·
You mentioned in your original post
"This diagram only applies to 11-14 years, the 15+ models did switch around some wires such as auxiliary audio jack, USB port, video input, etc. If anyone is interested, I'll make another one of these for the 15+ models." Can you eventually help out with info on a 2016 Nissan Juke N-Connect?
 
#60 ·
That is for a 2016. Go to Page 1.
 
#62 ·
This is very good info, Thanks.
Prior to hooking up new stereo, confirm +12v always-on line and accessory-on +12v line with meter.
usually red, yellow matches up with new stereo instructions. Speaker connections can be confirmed with small battery. 1.5v or 9v ok. SWC may require extra resistor to enable learning for all buttons.