will this work in a 2000 pontiac grand am ?
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I don't see why it won't as long as you get the correct mounting kit. To my knowledge radios themselves are fairly universal. The mounting kits are the pieces that you need to fit into a specific model, or make, of a car.
1407610
I don't think so. It did NOT work on my 1999 Chevy Express woin a 1.5 din radio.
1808132
As far as I know it will work with any OBD2 system. I asked the same question about my vehicles which are all 1999 and 2000 and was told it would work. So far I have used it once and did not have an issue.
1555473
I don't know for sure. I have a 2000 Chevy. I did buy a adaptor from Wal-Mart and it worked.
803733
I installed mine in an '04 Silverado p/u truck but as I understand it, it should go in any GM... You should check with an installer to be sure but I can highly recommend the unit. I love mine and would buy it again. I especially love the Bluetooth with my smart phone.
1262893
Yes. We have a 2000 and these remotes work great. Our originals were shot, wish we had ordered these sooner!
2114398
GM does have a habbit of using a given part on many different vehicles, but according to what i have seen as far as part numbers go, this will not fit your 2000 pontiac grand prix, sorry, keep looking
2114399
"ACDelco 15-72584 Heater and Air Conditioner Control Assembly" is the part you need for your 2000 pontiac grand am se
1812363
It works on 4L60E and 4L80E/HD transmissions I have 2 one in a 94 3/4ton suburban one in my 99 silverado so I believe it'll work for your 2000
1264693
It should since its for a standard gm radio,but I had two that did not work. However PAC makes a unversal one that works better.
2175676
Check the back of your car radio. If it has an auxiliary input, then it will work perfectly.
1700841
Be sure to look at the second pic. I ordered this thinking it was for a COSCO car seat and it was Safety First brand and they weren't compatible together. As for your question, yes it should work. If it was the correct base it would have worked in my 1997 Pontiac Grand Am.
1078655
Yes it should work fine for any vehicle 1996 and newer. I use it on a 2000 Tundra and 2000 Camry with no problems.
2143177
No I don't think it will work. Its an aftermarket that will work if you have an aftermarket radio. If you have the original GM radio it will not work. I had to send it back.
896427
Well they worked for mine. But mine was a 2001 Grand AM with a Monsoon Stereo. I suspect they will work in yours too.
2189763
Yes it will work- It doesn't have anything to do with your steering wheel controls, Onstar, or whether or not you have a Bose system. You will have to contend with those options when you decide to upgrade the radio itself. This unit will easily add an amplifier to a factory GM radio. To install- simply unplug the radio harness from the back of the radio, plug in the unit to the radio, and finally replug the factory harness to the corresponding plug on the pac unit. Now you have two fadeable pairs of RCA outputs and a remote turn on lead for your amps. That's it- super easy.
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I used the PAC AAI-GM9 in a 2001 Chevy Tahoe with a OEM radio which had a built in CD player and it worked great. I finally took it out because my mechanic "destroyed" the PAC AAI-GM9 unit when he was installing a 2500W Inverter in the Tahoe and sent a jolt through the electrical system. But, when it was working it was great. As I remember, you had to adjust the sound volume down when switching from the AUX input to teh regular radio or CD player. Good luck, and be sure to disconnect your battery when doing this task.