I posted similar question a year or two ago for my 2002 Max and got mostly lame response. You will not be able to connect digitally. However, if you're willing to risk it, one way to do this is to find out the input wire to the audio amplifier (before the volume control (if you're lucky and have an ANALOG volume control, this is the center pin of the 3 terminal potentiometer). you can then tap this and install an audio input jack that would disconnect whatever source it is coming from and inject your iPod audio through it. Alternately, you can easily find the "tape head" input wire, BUT this is a very low level signal in the millivolt range, so your iPod will probably blow the tape input amplifier if you drive it directly from the iPod. You have to reduce your signal level way down using a power divider circuit. I think you're better off buying an aftermarket radio/cd that already has an audio input jack for such purpose. Another bonus, this radio will probably be MP3 ready, thus you can burn a CD with MP3 files, and have about a hundred song in one CD ( assuming 6 MB per song, and CD capacity of 600MB). My recollection, Nissan Bose radio is not MP3 capable until 2003/2004 model.