[boxster]

Just wanted to say I successfully installed the stock Nissan impact sensor on my 2010 SE Crew 4X4. The part number is 999M2-VU000. Works fine. Comes with the wires taps and takes about 30 minutes helped by the excellent clearance under the dash of the Frontier to the wire harness block.
One thing strange was that the Nissan instruction schematics had one of the harnesses upside down compared to what was in my truck. Just look for the correct colored wires as these are correct regardless of being reversed on the drawing. Not sure if previous models are like this or this is just a schematic drawing error someone missed before publishing. I assume it is a simply schematic mistake.

Hopes this helps someone!

 

[959frontier]

I was looking at that! You think that works for the 2008 too?

 

[ffips]

what does this do?

 

[boxster]

impact sensor

It adds onto the alarm system to detect glass breakage or strikes to the vehicle and then sounds the horn. Just a little extra layer of security.

It has adjustable sensitivity. Mine is set around 2 (very low), but does go off when you wack the glass or exterior hard. Make sure you mount it to something sturdy and don't leave it hanging or bouncing around.

To the previous question for a 2008 model year fitment, the actual install paperwork listed up to 2008 year. So I would think this one fits the 2008. I just wasn't sure if it would fit my 2010, but took the chance and it works fine.

 

[HarshReality001]

good to know. thanks for doing the legwork on this one.

 

[959frontier]

cool man. Is that the same one from courtesynissanparts? It was listed for 09 and up by if it works, I might have to pick one up!

 

[ffips]

Sounds great. Any chance you took photos while doing the install for a write up?

 

[jgib01]

Sounds great. Any chance you took photos while doing the install for a write up?

X2 on the photos. Got one sitting in my garage right now waiting to be installed. I'm a visual learner when it comes to this stuff, and the pics folks post here are always more revealing than the sometimes less than stellar ones typically included with the instructions.