Location
Kaunas, Lithuania
NISSAN CAN filter – security emulator
€69.00
CAN Filter – emulator allows to install Nissan European navigation or radio unit to another European vehicle, retrofit USA market vehicle or test it on the bench overriding security feature. Without it navigation will not work and message “SECURE” or “SYSTEM IS LOCKED” will be displayed.
Supports probably most of NISSAN navigation and radio units from 2006 till 2022
In stock
European NISSAN navigations and radios are equipped with a security feature that prevents installing units in another car. They are preprogrammed to the vehicle security system. Each time on system power-up unit validates security codes with the car security system and if codes don’t match, the unit is locked, and “SECURE” message is displayed.
The navigation unit installed in a vehicle without security features or powered on the bench will show the message “Please Wait” while waits for a response from the security system and if a response is not received within 30-60 seconds, it will show the message “SECURE” or “SYSTEM IS LOCKED” on display.
As a solution for this problem comes CAN filter – emulator. It allows installation of Nissan navigation or radio unit to another European vehicle, retrofit USA market vehicle with European navigation, or test it on the bench overriding security feature.
Features
- Works on navigation units from 2006 to 2022
- External or internal installation
- Power from 5V or 12V
Applications
We have tested it on the following navigation units:
- Nissan Connect 2 (LCN2.0A)
- Nissan Connect 3 (LCN2kai)
- Nissan Connect 4 (AIVI – Alliance In-Vehicle Infotainment system)
- Nissan LEAF – Clarion QY-7201, QY-7211, QY-7221, QY-72xx
- Nissan LEAF – Clarion QY-8201, QY-8251, QY-8252, QY-82xx
- Nissan LEAF – Clarion QY-8601, QY-8602, QY-8652, QY-86xx
- Clarion UQY7385 NAU-P8210EUP, UQY7387 NAU-P8200EUP, NAU-P82xx, UQY-73xx
- CCA-1452E (25915 JG40A )
We believe that it will work on most radios and navigations from 2006 even not mentioned in the list above.
| Dimensions | 3.4 × 2.4 × 0.03 cm |
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9 reviews for NISSAN CAN filter – security emulator
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Shaun (verified owner) –
Many thanks all received and worked perfect very easy to install.
Andrew (verified owner) –
I Used it for upgrade visteon radio to LCN2 in Nissan Leaf. Works like a charm. Thanks!
Ronni Nielsen (verified owner) –
I have a LCN2 from 2016 and it came from another car. And bought the Can filter, and it works fine now 👍👍👍👍👍 And maybe i Will buy one more to the other car we have.
Pedro Louro (verified owner) –
Installed in a LCN 2.0a outside in the wiring. Easy to install and work very well. Really great product and outstanding technical support.
Highly recomended!
Luis Jorge (verified owner) –
Montado en mi leaf EZ1, Y funciono a la 1º…. 🙂 .
solo tube algunas dudas con las conexiones, que me resolvieron en el mismo momento.
envio rapido atencion muy profesional y amables. para mi un +10.
Rich (verified owner) –
Had an issue getting it powered on. However, super fast reply from Zelemar and advice given was perfect. Unit powered up and radio unlocked as described great service and exceptional item 😊. Thank you!
Mick Pearson (verified owner) –
Worked perfectly on my used replacement Nav Unit CCA-1452E (25915 JG40A ). Was previously showing “Secure”, now I have a fully functioning system again. Thanks.
Craig (verified owner) –
Great product! A number of us have switched out our pre2018 COnnect 3 units in our Qashqais and replaced them with the far superior Connect 4 units. It does require a harness making (more info here : https://www.qashqaiforums.co.uk/viewtopic.php?p=100700#p100700
However the new system is coded to a specific QQ so rather than visit Nissan, who charge more and also don’t always know what they are doing (seriously), this is a cheaper and better solution. We had to connect the power to a different pin (more info on the post shared in the link) but after that, it works perfectly.
Great work Martynas (who also was a huge help over email)
Jack (verified owner) –
Very helpful, replied promptly with my questions. The emulator does exactly what is meant to do.