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Post by bigc01fwdv8olds on Apr 2, 2015 12:28:08 GMT -6
I have a brand new stereo to put in my aurora but I've talked to a few guys I know and they told me it's going to be costly since I have onstar and the stock bose amplified system. Is there anyway to bypass that to were it's not as costly so I can plug n play my stereo?
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Post by sall on Apr 2, 2015 14:42:21 GMT -6
Do you use onstar or care about the chimes? There is a harness to retain and it is not too expensive. Otherwise it is a simple $5 harness. As for Bose I don't know of anyone having issues there. Just need to make sure you get the amplifier turned on by the HU by swapping a wire/pin on the harness. YMMV usually you want to send a low level signal to the Bose inputs not an amplified signal. Some headunits have the ability to turn the internal amplifier off though.
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Post by Paulaurora on Apr 2, 2015 20:23:13 GMT -6
I install my radio my self with keeping chimes and onstar my car is non bose so I used non bose harness but bose one was same price . the harness was 90$ but like sall said if u don't care about onstar and chimes just buy 5$ harness and it will work just will be no chimes and onstar.
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Post by bigc01fwdv8olds on Apr 8, 2015 8:55:28 GMT -6
Now if I but the cheap harness will it be compatible with the bose system because I like the way the stock system sound it's crisp and clear with a lil bass behind it
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Post by Paulaurora on Apr 8, 2015 10:31:12 GMT -6
Yes the cheap harness will work with bose. u just have to make sure u connect the "remote"wire for the amp i think its pink wire on the harness to ur radio.
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