new oem radio programming
#4
I realize this does not answer your question, but.....
Whenever an OEM radio pukes, I have a large grin on my face because I can then justify buying an aftermarket head unit with far superior performance and features knowing that the $$ I save on buying a replacement OEM and programming goes right into the new one and adapter harness kit.
Usually have some good beer $$ left over to boot!
Whenever an OEM radio pukes, I have a large grin on my face because I can then justify buying an aftermarket head unit with far superior performance and features knowing that the $$ I save on buying a replacement OEM and programming goes right into the new one and adapter harness kit.
Usually have some good beer $$ left over to boot!
#6
i got my new oem on an insurance replacement deal and i actually like everything about it except for the missing input jack! my orig got a stuck cd from the rear end hit/jolt and i later dismantled it and unstuck the cd so it works like new.
i just want to use the new one to be sure its actually good/new and keep the other as a spare but not a $100 "test" so im stuck.
ill check other dealers and maybe find a honest one!
btw, list from gm on the new one was apx $800 so says the shop that did the "paperwork". ok by me.
so im looking for that OLD post about the add in jack if anyone knows.
i just want to use the new one to be sure its actually good/new and keep the other as a spare but not a $100 "test" so im stuck.
ill check other dealers and maybe find a honest one!
btw, list from gm on the new one was apx $800 so says the shop that did the "paperwork". ok by me.
so im looking for that OLD post about the add in jack if anyone knows.
#7
I'm not sure if this will help...I bought an almost new 6 CD changer off CL to replace the worn faced original in my H2. Instead of paying for reprograming, I swapped the new faceplate onto the old CD changer. Just 4 or 6 little clips hold it on. No programming needed to test out the new one. Just a thought.
#9
i got my new oem on an insurance replacement deal and i actually like everything about it except for the missing input jack! my orig got a stuck cd from the rear end hit/jolt and i later dismantled it and unstuck the cd so it works like new.
i just want to use the new one to be sure its actually good/new and keep the other as a spare but not a $100 "test" so im stuck.
ill check other dealers and maybe find a honest one!
btw, list from gm on the new one was apx $800 so says the shop that did the "paperwork". ok by me.
so im looking for that OLD post about the add in jack if anyone knows.
i just want to use the new one to be sure its actually good/new and keep the other as a spare but not a $100 "test" so im stuck.
ill check other dealers and maybe find a honest one!
btw, list from gm on the new one was apx $800 so says the shop that did the "paperwork". ok by me.
so im looking for that OLD post about the add in jack if anyone knows.
#10
Here is the video I used. Had to pause it a few times to view the wire scheme. Also, removing the head unit is not necessary, I didn't do it. Also, I had to wire posts 2 to 3, and 4 to 5 on the aux connector (bought from radio shack). Without doing that I couldn't get sound to produce.
My end result is superb, clear music at the touch of my iPod.
How to install aux 3.5 mm in GMC Canyon / Chevy C…:
My end result is superb, clear music at the touch of my iPod.
How to install aux 3.5 mm in GMC Canyon / Chevy C…: