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have you check to see if you can get an adapter wiring kit that will plug into the original car harness and the new radio. this way you don`t have to play with the wiring and mess something up.
get correct manual from Nissan.
if stock radio,
the generic nissan, for 2011 will list all radios sold that year.
get one.
nissan dot com, its free.
online or at the parts counter.
work it out with a meter ,,,,find perm 12v feed neg and pos ---yes could be any coloured wire depending on car maker,after finding perm 12v feed for memory look for pos from ign switch,now speaker wires are easy as both will be same colour for a speaker but one will have a band through it if not sure or colour blind like yours truelly then use pos and neg on speaker wire till you hear a thump from speaker then you know you have the right wires and location of speaker ,,ie.. front left back right ect ....Now you are a fully experianced radio fitter ??
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