Is there a special plug available to wire it into my system on GM?
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Look for a Ford Super Duty parts truck, the pump is under the hood on the right side. Just cut the pig tail off and use that.
246736
It didn't work for us...call a GM dealer and ask for help...sorry not to be able to help
1235062
The best way is to get a few nylon female butt connectors, just crimp them onto the bare wires you are connecting, you can buy packs of connectors on Amazon or at a local auto shop.
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yes you can all you are doing is running the hot wire from battery to the ground and toggle switch I have mine mounted beside the steering wheel console and I grounded the ground to a bolt that is near the fuse box check with you mechic first
1735365
The XM radio and steering wheel connection will most likely be Chevy specific. To squash any questions I emailed the customer service section at Enfig Car Stereo, (a reputable wiring harness and in dash install kit manufacturer), and requested a list of all necessary parts for a plug and play install. No wire cutting, just adding adapters. I'm sure there are other vendors that may be available through Amazon. I found Enfig while searching YouTube for DIY videos specific to my vehicle, (2013 Passat S).
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Acully , I don't know ,I have sable mercury 2008 its plug and play directly
1412803
don't remember one but it worked fine at less than ridiculous price of a gm unit, good luck, made offshore if i recall.
936124
Yes, you need to wire the included harness to the aftermarket harness. Then plug and play. The wires have the location printed on them.
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I am a chevy person... I don't know what kind of head unit you have and the security setting on it... if it has a usb port on the back of the head unit then I would say that you can.
740920
No, this is an adapter for connecting an aftermarket stero (CD player) to the GM antenna wire. Used for installing new stereo receivers in the vehicle.
2246693
I found another plug at Walmart(automotive/ lighting/wiring)& took what parts i needed that one to make the original work. If your not comfortable swapping parts,you can splice the wires to the new connector or hard wire it to a fused switch.
740923
No - this is an adapter that installs behind the radio itself. GM uses a small plug, which is on the "L" shaped end to mate with the standard size, witch is the larger end. I used this to install a Sirius FM adapter in my 03 Saab.
2215306
Sounds like you have the right plug on the back. If you don't have one, you need a controller box such as the Reese. It has done a good job for me in my 1997 GMC. Hope this helpsMike.
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No, the only wire to hook up will be the power wire to the fusebox and one to a good ground. The others will be tap into main wires running behind driverside kick panel and to the ignition wires. You will need to obtain a good wiring diagram pertaining to your exact vehicle wiring color chart.
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It would need to be the gm head unit with a separate CD or cassette player because the slave unit needs to be running while adapter is operating.
567646
The male plug is straight on the device but radio shack did sell a 90 deg adaptor for GM you may try their website
1689388
I used wires for small block chevy. however if your vehicle has external contacts for plug wires on top of dist. cap, yours may work.