Now you know which wire is what on the memory plug. Picture 1 is looking from the front. Picture 2 from the back. Now the best thing to do is label all of the wires to match the pins you need for the 6-pin connector. Pictures 3 & 4 Pins 1-3 are for "Motor". Pins 5-8 are for "Memory". Pins 10 & 11 are for "Heat". Cut the wires on Pins 5-8 and tape them back up against the harness so they are out of the way.
For people using OEM plug from here on out is easy. You would just cut each wire and splice to match the number on the tag to the pin number. You can twist the wires together and solder, and tape, or use a butt splice. Always remember that the #1 pin is in the lower right when looking at the back of the plug, lower left when looking at from the front.
For people using OEM plug from here on out is easy. You would just cut each wire and splice to match the number on the tag to the pin number. You can twist the wires together and solder, and tape, or use a butt splice. Always remember that the #1 pin is in the lower right when looking at the back of the plug, lower left when looking at from the front. To remove and replace mirrors see the following:
How To: Remove and replace Big Tow Mirror - Nissan Titan Forum: Club Titan Forums
For people that don't have the OEM Female plugs read on.
For people using OEM plug from here on out is easy. You would just cut each wire and splice to match the number on the tag to the pin number. You can twist the wires together and solder, and tape, or use a butt splice. Always remember that the #1 pin is in the lower right when looking at the back of the plug, lower left when looking at from the front.
For people using OEM plug from here on out is easy. You would just cut each wire and splice to match the number on the tag to the pin number. You can twist the wires together and solder, and tape, or use a butt splice. Always remember that the #1 pin is in the lower right when looking at the back of the plug, lower left when looking at from the front. To remove and replace mirrors see the following:
How To: Remove and replace Big Tow Mirror - Nissan Titan Forum: Club Titan Forums
For people that don't have the OEM Female plugs read on.