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Old 01-03-2006, 05:24 AM
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Ok so after looking into the matter more, i have officially confused myself. I believe i found a simple solution that i hope works. On my 2000 SLE, no bose, no Onstar, CD/casette combo player... will this wire harness do the job?

http://www.cardomain.com/item/SCOGM07B?vq_id=none

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Unsure of what the RDS meant. Otherwise it just looks like a harnesa to slip over the fixed chip sitting in the back of my audio bay. I would really like to get my aftermarket HU installed myself before i get all of my other stuff done, otherwise they are going to wire subs/amp/new speakers to the stock HU on the 19th of the month

Just wondering what RDS is and whether or not it looks like that harness will work. :?:

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Harness should work. As for RDS, it is a set of words or messages sent out by the radio station your listening to, to the display of your radio. Tells you the song, traffic if enabled or civil emergencys. I believe it stands for Radio Data System.
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looks right to me
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Originally Posted by Chad V
As for RDS, it is a set of words or messages sent out by the radio station your listening to, to the display of your radio. Tells you the song, traffic if enabled or civil emergencys. I believe it stands for Radio Data System.
Chad that is 100% correct...its actually a cool feature if you listen to a station that offers it
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yup, that looks like the right one to me.

I wish more radio stations around me offered RDS. Only one has it and it'* one that I just happen to NOT listen to. :(
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Thanks guys. Yeah one station has that around here so it wont be a big deal. Im glad there was an easy solution to this. i was looking around at what some other people had to do it all of the custom wiring and drilling was looking pretty intimidating
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should be GM07B

RDS is an HU feature since the ID tagz are broadcast with the signal
it'* totally up the the HU to decode.... not a wiring thing on the car.

and you'll need the antenna adapter as well....

We've got the same trim level....
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=36656
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Which antenna adapter would you suggest? I am going to order the GM07B adapter but i was wondering which adapter to use for the antenna.
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you need a VW /Audi antenna adapter, the car doent have a standard GM antenna wire
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OK. I ordered the GM07B wiring harness. So now i need the antenna adapter. Any specific ones for me to look at or maybe some links to sites who show this process? As far as antenna adaptors i am really flying blind!


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