02 bonneville aftermarket stereo help
12-31-2012, 10:52 AM
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02 bonneville aftermarket stereo help
I have the SE trim level and am trying to install an aftermarket HU. its nothing special I just wanted an ipod jack. anyways I bought the gm07b harness plugged it in and I have nothing??? do I have the wrong harness? I did plug in all three grounds with the one on the stereo(not sure if that'* right?) you could call me a beginner at aftermarket stereo installation so lamens terms are appreciated!
12-31-2012, 11:01 AM
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check the red wire to see if it has power with the key on. alot of times you have to connect it to a rap (retained acc power) circuit to make it work. or a fuse might have blown while messing with stuff
12-31-2012, 12:24 PM
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SE won't have the Bose stereo, he could have OnStar though. Either way if he does/doesn't it doesn't matter as the OnStar in those cars our obsolete and don't work anyway.
The only "special" connector he would need is the one to retain his chimes as they go through the speakers. I personally think those are stupid and not worth the $50 they charge, but again I don't need chimes to tell me when I'm screwing up.
Anyway, the real wire you have to worry about tapping is the "switched" amp wire. I know this sounds funny because, "Mouse you just said I don't have Bose." Correct, I did say that. However, the rear 6x9 speakers are still set up as "woofers" even in the base models and they are powered by an "amp".
The only "special" connector he would need is the one to retain his chimes as they go through the speakers. I personally think those are stupid and not worth the $50 they charge, but again I don't need chimes to tell me when I'm screwing up.
Anyway, the real wire you have to worry about tapping is the "switched" amp wire. I know this sounds funny because, "Mouse you just said I don't have Bose." Correct, I did say that. However, the rear 6x9 speakers are still set up as "woofers" even in the base models and they are powered by an "amp".
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Anyway, the real wire you have to worry about tapping is the "switched" amp wire. I know this sounds funny because, "Mouse you just said I don't have Bose." Correct, I did say that. However, the rear 6x9 speakers are still set up as "woofers" even in the base models and they are powered by an amp."
Does this also pertain to a 96 Regal Custom because I switched in an Olds AM/FM cassette/CD and the rear speakers are so faint you can't hear them and if so where is the amp.?
Does this also pertain to a 96 Regal Custom because I switched in an Olds AM/FM cassette/CD and the rear speakers are so faint you can't hear them and if so where is the amp.?
12-31-2012, 04:03 PM
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i assumed i have nothing meant "nothing" like no display or anything. if the unit tuns on and you get no sound then mouse is likely right.
trlbzrss: the ones ive had that come with a amp were under the decklid between the rear speakers
trlbzrss: the ones ive had that come with a amp were under the decklid between the rear speakers
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