I dont see bose anywhere in my vehicle 02 trailblazer ltz but it has onstar do I need this if I dont want onstar .?
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You need to know if you have a Bose system. There are a lot of different kits. The PAC website will help you determine what you need: http://www.pac-audio.com/default.aspx (Cut & Paste the link). This should take you to your 2002 Trailblazer: http://www.pac-audio.com/productSearch.aspx?Make=Chevrolet&MakeId=4&Model=Trailblazer&ModelId=1186&Year=2002&YearId=13 Once you have determined correct one, you can go back to Amazon.com to buy it for less. I am not sure what you are doing, but if you are replacing a stereo, you will need the Stereo/Radio, Dash Kit for the stereo, Radio Replacement Interface, Antenna Adapter for GM, and Steering Wheel Control Interface (if you have controls on steering wheel). You have already decided you are not needing your Onstar so PAC has that option. I did this to my 2003 Tahoe in October 2014 - Works great - Saved $400 - Went together well - Tricky part was the Steering Wheel Control Interface once I found Online instructions on taking the dash apart.
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Yes only if you plan on using the Bluetooth functionality for calling from the "add on unit", if your vehicle is equipped with blurtooth calling (i.e. onstar bluetooth) from the factory then you should use the onstar microphone.
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If I'm not mistaken, Bose uses RF to control thier units not IR. This remote is IR. You won't get RF universal remotes unless you spend $$$$
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There is most likely a kit for your install. I would not buy this unit again. It has a habit of freezing up and becomes unresponsive. It has a lot of bugs and I think put on the market before it was baked. The customer support at Kenwood is awful. They want you to rip the radio out of your dash and send it back for repairs which takes weeks. Given the unpredictive nature of the freeze up..if they cannot make it happen they will do nothing to the unit. I am hoping for a firmware update someday that will make this thousand dollar unit work like it should.. Until then I will have to live with it. I would tell a friend to find another unit... good in principle but seriously flawed. There is most likely a kit for your install. I would not buy this unit again. It has a habit of freezing up and becomes unresponsive. It has a lot of bugs and I think put on the market before it was baked. The customer support at Kenwood is awful. They want you to rip the radio out of your dash and send it back for repairs which takes weeks. Given the unpredictive nature of the freeze up..if they cannot make it happen they will do nothing to the unit. I am hoping for a firmware update someday that will make this thousand dollar unit work like it should.. Until then I will have to live with... » Read More There is most likely a kit for your install. I would not buy this unit again. It has a habit of freezing up and becomes unresponsive. It has a lot of bugs and I think put on the market before it was baked. The customer support at Kenwood is awful. They want you to rip the radio out of your dash and send it back for repairs which takes weeks. Given the unpredictive nature of the freeze up..if they cannot make it happen they will do nothing to the unit. I am hoping for a firmware update someday that will make this thousand dollar unit work like it should.. Until then I will have to live with it. I would tell a friend to find another unit... good in principle but seriously flawed. « Show Less
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Hey man; the stereo has everything u need to stall it if u have a aftermarket stereo, if not just buy the conectors for u car model
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I doubt it. If your nav unit is inoperable after installing the aftermarket head unit, it usually means the stock audio and nav are integrated somewhere and the nav won't work without the stock head unit.
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I do not see anything like this in my CD/Onkyo unit Information. Question: Can you connect WHAT to your Bose? Are you asking if you can connect the ONKYO disc player to your BOSE RADIO and thereby use the BOSE Speaker System (in the radio) AS your SPEAKER SYSTEM for the CD's you inject,... I have no answer for that....IF THAT IS YOUR QUESTION you will have to confer with the Bose Company itself.
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I would contact SoundOff directly for applications. They have different models for different vehicle makes so you want to make sure this is the right one for your vehicle.
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Not sure as I didn't have OnStar active when I used the Bluetooth. Not a fan of this unit.
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My 2012 Impala came with OnStar but not XM, I bought this to add satellite radio to my car, and yes OnStar still works with this kit.
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You would have to purchase a special jack to hook to your Bose system. It does not come with the speaker. I would suggest you call Bose to ask what kind of jack would be needed.
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It will fit as long as your trailblazer doesn't have a Bose system. If the radio or speakers have the Bose logo on them you'll need the PAC os2c bose
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if you are installing an aftermarket head unit then yes only if you have a JBL system if you do not have a jbl system then no you do not need it
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No it's not, I have 2010 Texas edition tahoe with Bose. If you want your features to work you have to buy the one that is pre programmed on the oem web site. It's a bit pricey for 1499.99. All your features will work though.
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I'm not for sure. The radio unit I installed has mobile blue tooth. So I use it for onstar. When I installed the interface I didn't see a microphone on it for onstar. Sorry if I wasn't any help.
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You need to call Bose. They are very helpful! Make sure you have the exact model number when you call them.
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There is only one set of speaker outputs. Standard spring lever that you pull down and slide the bare wire in. So the question is, can you substitute your bose speakers with the ones that come with the unit. I would think so but you would need to see if the power of the unit is enough to drive the bose speakers.