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Good day all, just come on board on the forum. Just purchased a e51 Nissan Elgrand series 3. Can anyone help with the stereo settings. Japanese to Eng

Welcome to the group. Cant remember the name but someone on the fb Elgrand groups can sort the disc thats been mentioned above. If u searcg Elgrand campers & Elgrand 352 group, think the chap is called Keith.
 
Quick solution is to put Google Translate app on your phone it works through your camera and translates what it sees. Because of the different FM frequencies used in Japan you will need a range expander or forever listen to R2. You should find that you can Bluetooth pair your phone for audio easily and if you buy a CompactFlash card you can load MP3 files on there too.
 
rumblestripe said:
Quick solution is to put Google Translate app on your phone it works through your camera and translates what it sees. Because of the different FM frequencies used in Japan you will need a range expander or forever listen to R2. You should find that you can Bluetooth pair your phone for audio easily and if you buy a CompactFlash card you can load MP3 files on there too.
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Yes this works so well, and for the error messages on the screen displays. iPhone in my case
 
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