hello is this compatible with my 2006 grand prix GT and my 2000 Chevy Camaro base? thank you
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I can't say for the cars you mentioned but my experience was as follows:1] It plugged into (without using a hammer..) but, would NOT communicate with my 1996 Camaro Z28 5.7 LT1 rocket ships 16 pin J1962 OBD-2 connector... 2] When it was plugged in, my electric fuel pumps 3 second prime sequence became a continous one. That could be dangerous! 3] I read that this unit displays in metrics values, but I don't go to Canada that much anymore....
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Most GM cars produced in 1996-2003 use J1850-VPW interface rather than the CAN bus. So this won't work with the older one. GM started to phase in CAN in 2003. see: http://pinoutsguide.com/CarElectronics/gm_car_obd_ii_pinout.shtml
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I bougth one to Nissan murano 2004 and It does not work, I wrote the seller and he wrote about It Compatible with: (including but not limited)BMW 3 series/5 series/6 series/7 series/X3/X5/X6Audi A6/A7Peugeot 508/3008Lexus GS450h
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I have a 1999 Chevy Express 1500 with a 1.5 din radio I removed. This unit did NOT work in my van. I'm not sure about your 2006.
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No idea. I bought it because it is a direct replacement for an 2000 and up Camaro with an LS series V8 (LS1). Converted my 2006 Trailblazer SS LS2 V8 from belt driven fan to electric. Near perfect swap. Since ours engines are similar in size I would bet it would be compatible. You should be able to use any electric fan wiring and thermostat kit.
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I can only say that this worked for my 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix. Check the number against the application chart. I still had to have the seller change out 3 units to find the ones that would function properly.
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Note: Not compatible with single DIN 6-disc (in-dash) slave CD Changer; GM9-AUX takes the place of this 6-disc slave CD Changer. GM radios 2000 and earlier are not capable of controlling two units; therefore, these radios will need to have the slave unit disconnected. Camaro radio must be AM/FM/CASS radio. Not compatible with 1995 -1999 AM/FM/CD radios. Not compatible with vehicles equipped with in-dash 6-disc slave units.
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Sorry friend, that's a 'no' go! It's compatible with Chevy Malibus' 2006 through 2011.
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It worked perfect on my grand prix, no modification. I know they recommend changing in pairs but is was no issue and easy installation.
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I have the base model and it works perfectly. I even installed it myself. I have little car knowledge but installation was really easy less than 30 minutes
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If the car is a 1988 to 2005 GM, yes. It looks like you need the version for a 2006
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Yes, it fits 2001 pontiac g/prix with abs. Have to check www.detroitaxle.com for warranty.
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Sorry but i don't exactly know. Better to make profile of your car in amazon and it will tell you if it is compatible. That's what I did.
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Walter, Im not a mechanic. I just searched and came up with that, and it was compatible. I changed it out.
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I used it on a grand prix. You may have to buy some adapters for the current radiator points.
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No problem. I have a friend with this very car and we have made them identical. We race together. I also have 3 other cars of this same build and they can all run together no interference.
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Amazon cut your question off. Make sure you use the new baseplate w/new stat. They are not identical. Wiring is same.
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Sorry. My grandson put it in a 2004 Toyota Camry and it worked great. That's all I know. :-/
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Thank you for your inquiry, I see this remote is compatible, however, to verify please:1. Check the backside of current remote to match #'s w/ the one's in listing ad for remote you are interested in (FCC ID & Part#) -You may be able to find this in Original Owner's guide for your Aftermarket installed system if you do not currently have a remote. 2. Contact a local car/audio shop.or3. Conduct a Google search or contact Manufacturer. Thank you!