Factory Radio Replacement for GM Class 2 Data Bus Info
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Factory Radio Replacement for GM Class 2 Data Bus Info
For those who didn't think it was necessary for the $150 harness from Metra or BestKits to relocate the factory radio, when installing an aftermarket Head Unit in GM'* 99 or newer.............here is the proof.
This is NOT necessary for all GM'* after 99, it is vehicle & year specific. If you are not sure check with your local stereo shop for the correct harness or check out Metra'* website.
As I mentioned before in previous posts, If you do not relocate your factory radio and use the proper harness you will lose a lot more than just your door chimes...........Possibly your SRS (Airbags)
This is from the Velocity Motors website from one of the best installers in the industry (Jeff).
This is common knowledge in the industry with experienced Installers.
Relocating the factory radio in certain GM models is necessary to maintain vehicle integrity.
http://www.velocitymotorsport.com/in...otes/OBDII.htm
For this link click on the second section. This is a How To on relocating your factory radio.
http://www.velocitymotorsport.com/in...ep_by_step.htm
You can also find other useful info at
www.the12volt.com
Hope this helps,
Dutch
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This is NOT necessary for all GM'* after 99, it is vehicle & year specific. If you are not sure check with your local stereo shop for the correct harness or check out Metra'* website.
As I mentioned before in previous posts, If you do not relocate your factory radio and use the proper harness you will lose a lot more than just your door chimes...........Possibly your SRS (Airbags)
This is from the Velocity Motors website from one of the best installers in the industry (Jeff).
This is common knowledge in the industry with experienced Installers.
Relocating the factory radio in certain GM models is necessary to maintain vehicle integrity.
http://www.velocitymotorsport.com/in...otes/OBDII.htm
For this link click on the second section. This is a How To on relocating your factory radio.
http://www.velocitymotorsport.com/in...ep_by_step.htm
You can also find other useful info at
www.the12volt.com
Hope this helps,
Dutch
310k Licensed Auto Accessory Tech (Installer)
First Class MECP Certified
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I am happy my 2000 ssei didn't need to relocate the factory radio, would have been more work than I needed all I lost was the annoying door chime
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Originally Posted by A20H
I am happy my 2000 ssei didn't need to relocate the factory radio, would have been more work than I needed all I lost was the annoying door chime
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