Using for a double din radio harness, thoughts?
392740
It doesn't matter. Once the unit has high level speaker outputs it will work
1433386
I used a Single Exhaust Cutout Harness w/ Rocker Style Switch from Summit Racing. Part Number:SUM-670152-2. Cost about $20.00 dollars. wired to both of my cutouts. Can now set the tone where I want with a tap on the switch. You can get the same results using a momentary two way toggle. Used this SR. wiring harness choice vs using the Godspeed wires. The cutouts are great!!!, the sending boxes through their remotes can start to overheat. Both of mine did in a very short time.
1939783
The car I used this for had a factory amp so I was just keeping the wiring consistent with what I was removing. I actually purchased both harnesses for the vehicle because I wasn't sure what I would see when I removed the factory head unit.
1667214
The harness should be purchased for the car not for the stereo, look for a harness that will connect to your factory stereo socket.
242915
As long as the location will fit a double DIN unit. You'll also want to order an installation kit for your car. This will fill in any gaps and include any clips that will make the install easier. Don't forget the wiring harness as well.
552183
Not quite sure what you are asking, did you have other accessories like external satellite radio or something? The wire harness is compatible, it would be a plug and play replacement.
1194976
Sure. Just buy a GM to blaupunkt wire harness. Then plug in and enjoy.But...I would consider buying a Sony head unit. They work better than the new Blaupunkts.
1483152
Your going to need a harness no matter what, basically that harness plugs up to your original radio wire harness
1034237
I would shop around. This radio is a standard double din but the radio is really dim during the day. Blue tooth is included via a USB micro plug. I had mine in the front and ran the wire in the dash down towards the console so I could plug in a USB drive for music.
1745795
Yes, you will need an installation kit that will size down the hole from a double din to a single din but those are cheap and available even at walmart I think. To make things easier go ahead and pick up a wiring harness as well so you don't have to cut your stock plug off. Last bit of advice, if I'm not mistaken I've had to have an antenna adapter for all gm vehicles I've owned (I have an '01 Sierra currently) and gm uses a non standard fm antenna plug.
804074
My dbl din just slid right into the factory slot of the factory radio, if your factory radio is dbl din size it should just fit right in. As far as other products I has to purchase a wire harness since Chevrolet doesn't use normal plug in harnesses, I guess it's a proprietary thing. Nothing else purchased.
580843
Yes, this harness should work for your car. As long as you have premium sound or 6 disc cd changer. If you do not have premium sound and it is just a basic radio you will only use the largest of the 3 plugs.
1727998
This depends on your dash. If your dash has what is called a double din, yes. The double din just means two standard radios stacked one over the other called a double din. Then purchase a install kit from metra and a wire harness to connect with your stock wires. If you don't feel comfortable installing it yourself, take it to a local shop that installs car audio.
1817650
you would need a stereo mount kit due to smaller size of new radio,I would also get the wiring harness kit for electrical hookup!
1492868
This stereo unit is tiny. I can't imagine that this will be any problem with your install. Good luck.
2188403
You can use either or both. The harness should be fit tight enough that this wouldn't be an issue.
2181597
For your vehicle you need the wire harneas adapter. This connects to your new radio's harness so it plugs directly into the factory vehicle harness. Also make sure you get a dash bezel kit if you dont have one already since usually stock radios are bigger and odd sized than a single din