Is there an adapter harness for a 97 Chevy Suburban? I only see ones that go as far back as 99 for GM.
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I won't swear to it but I don't believe you will find an original Tekonsha harness for your 97. If you go to the Tekonsha website they only show '99 and later for all Chevy models. This leads me to believe your Suburban may not of had a tow package option. Do you know for sure you have the receptacle under the dashboard? If you do I would check the plug's shape against a '99 Silverado which uses the 3025-P. Pre-wired tow packages are somewhat of a new thing and only recently have become simi standard equipment. Another easy check you can make, do you have a factory installed 7 wire receptacle on your bumper? GOOD LUCK! I won't swear to it but I don't believe you will find an original Tekonsha harness for your 97. If you go to the Tekonsha website they only show '99 and later for all Chevy models. This leads me to believe your Suburban may not of had a tow package option. Do you know for sure you have the receptacle under the dashboard? If you do I would check the plug's shape against a '99 Silverado which uses the 3025-P. Pre-wired tow packages are somewhat of a new thing and only recently have become simi standard equipment. Another easy check you can make, do you have a factory installed 7 wire... » Read More I won't swear to it but I don't believe you will find an original Tekonsha harness for your 97. If you go to the Tekonsha website they only show '99 and later for all Chevy models. This leads me to believe your Suburban may not of had a tow package option. Do you know for sure you have the receptacle under the dashboard? If you do I would check the plug's shape against a '99 Silverado which uses the 3025-P. Pre-wired tow packages are somewhat of a new thing and only recently have become simi standard equipment. Another easy check you can make, do you have a factory installed 7 wire receptacle on your bumper? GOOD LUCK! « Show Less
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Unlikely. Later models have block connectors under the dash specifically for add-on modular accessories like brake controllers, but if they don't list one for the '97 it's probably because the connector and wiring isn't there. You'll most likely have to install wiring yourself on that year truck.
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I did not need an additional adapter for my '11 GMC Sierra, you may not need one either
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I bought the same one for my 2007 Chevy Cobalt. Amazon Garage said it would fit my car and it didn't. Some of your local large retails carry wiring harnesses for pretty cheap. You could try that
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I do not know either. Sorry I couldn't help. Sometimes you can call or email the manufacturer and ask if they have parts for this harness for sale.
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The unit I bought came with the wire harness made just for my vehicle, but it also came with a universal harness that could be wired to any vehicle. I would check with the seller just to be sure.
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There's a harness kit sold separately for it, you should be able to find on E-Bay, Amazon, but surely at most Automobile audio specialty shops.
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I have a 2000 explorer with the factory amp in the back. It works perfectly. If you don't have the factory sub in the back you don't need the harness with the rca jacks.
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It was last Fall when i changed the plugs on my '01 Suburban. The new requirement for the 5.3L GM engine is a spark plug gap of .045" vs. the original requirement of .060. I would make them all the same at .040 or .045, which ever is correct. Check through Google. The plugs on my vehicle had never been changed up to 160k miles and what a difference. I think the recommendation is to change them at 100k.
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Hello. You will need to purchase an aftermarket, vehicle specific harness for your vehicle. This harness will need to be wired to the stereo harness to adapt the wiring.
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Timbren shows they make it for a 1999 Chevy 4x4 suburban 3/4 ton. I would think that the front end us the same as the truck.
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Hi Tee, there is no reason that I know that this won't work. however, if your trucks have a tow package, there could be a place to plug in under the dash so you need to buy one that has the plug right into it. I didn't look for a harness that could be connected to the controller that would make it a plug-in, because I didn't need one. The 96 model probably won't have a plug-in and you might have to run the blue wire that operates the power to the brakes. This a very good controller and could be put on the 08, but would have to be wired in. I believe anything newer than 02 or 03 with the tow package comes wired with the blue wire in place going back to the trailer plug-in and a place under the dash to plug-in the controller. If you have the original vehicle manuals, it should state in there. Good luck.
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Not sure, mine is a 1999 Suburban. Amazon should have your year if you just look for it.
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Yes it works you will need a harness adapter to use with 96-98 it will plug into factory harness 93-95
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Worked on my 1999 Chevy Suburban with the 5.7L. I think there's a lot of confusion because the Silverado went with the 5.3 in 99 and the suburbans/tahoes were hold overs with the previous body style.
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Do not know I got this for my chevy suburban, check on dormans web site for fittings
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No, the kit compatibility starts with 1996 for your model and the harness compatibility starts in 1998.
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The harness (Dorman # 600-600, Amazon # B001C6Q7Q2) is only needed when upgrading 1988-1996 GM trucks with the original thermal actuator. For 1997 and later trucks this is a direct replacement part.
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Adapter Harness had to be SPLICED into existing wiring. It was not a "plug and play as advertised on the website. I ride a 98 Road King Classic