Will this work with 2010 Buick Enclave?
2023673
I have no idea. We have a 2012 GMC Yukon Denali XL, and I do know they are transferable between Yukons. I would call a Buick dealer and ask before buying these just to be safe
2023674
Should work fine. I am even using them with my 2014 Enclave when I have extra kids in the car.
1314316
In the 2008 Enclave it's in the rear driver side wheel well. By the jack. The cables are clipped to the outside wall. Once I figured out which wires were which it took 10 minutes start to finish.
742644
I bought mine as a replacement for the broken antenna whip on my 2011 Buick Enclave. It was the correct part for my application, the whip having male threads and the rooftop antenna base having female threads. It would seem that this other customer purchase the wrong part for his application.
1110615
The way the control works is the after-market radio you are installing has to have a remote-control plug in on the back that will accept a "wired" control module. What the PAC controller does is plug into that "remote control" port and wire into your steering wheel controls. The PAC unit is designed to be sued with a variety of radios but I suggest you go to PAC's website to see what compatible with the radio you want to use. I'm not a stereo installer but I remember when I installed the PAC onto my son's 2008 Mazda 3, PAC had a wiring diagram for his car specifically. You might see if PAC has that same installation guide for your Buick. I hope that helps you with your radio project. Also, my son's stereo is a Pioneer with that "remote control" option.
307813
Do u mean Chevy? If so yes, as long as it has an OBDII port, it should work just fine.
1236377
It should but you can not program yourself I read that any Ram from 2010 and up will need fob programed by dealer or locksmith
1102688
My guess is yes. Plug and play install for my 2010. One of best mods I've done.
1496902
Can't say for sure about the 2010 but it works perfectly with my 2013 Elantra. No issues at all. Great product and much cheaper than the dealer.
120792
I wish that I could specifically say whether or not this will work or not . I can only say it works on a 2013 Chevy Silverado and a '13 Buick, if I was a betting man , I'd say it would work , especially since you have a Domestic vehicle. Try getting ahold of ATEQ, AND you can do a GM vehicle in a couple of minutes, Tops ! Good luck:)
824080
Yes. The Buick enclave overall design has not changed, just improved the technical aspects of the vehicle details. The roof cross rail mounts dimensions have not.It will work perfectly. It's really easy to install. There are some good YouTube videos online that you can watch several times to make installation a breeze.
1645338
I can only say that it fits a 2010 traverse. You may want to check to see if specifications have changed since then, I don't believe they have
482072
Yes this should work in your 2010. Worked perfect in my 2008. 2008 thru 2010 ignitions are identicle. You will need two working remotes to program a new one. I found that my old key held better in the new remote than the blank that comes with it.
2034362
It actually would fit wit an adapter mount but you would have a bit space left at the bottom which would just ruin the looks of your dash, sorry. You need to look into a double din stereo receiver. This receiver is a single din which means its too small to fit appropriately for your Buick. To better understand what I mean just go to google and type in single din receivers and double din receivers and you'll see the difference. Hope I answered your question =]
1111545
possibly. Here's the important things to know and determine if you can. Are you using a Sirius hardware unit with antenna connection and what type of antenna connection does your radio have? I had to buy an additional adapter for my 95 Buick due to the type of antenna connect it had. Hope that helps.
2174004
It fit my 2011 enclave so I would say it would. My Enclave did not have an outside temp display on the temp control, it shows it on the drivers DIC - this unit DOES display outside temp on the AC/Heat head unit --- that was the only difference I saw, so now I have outside temp displayed in 2 places which my wife likes as a passenger. I purchased a $7 trim tool also to pop the tabs off the trim --- installation took 5 min. Hope that helps
882691
It should. I know it works on a 1986 Pontiac Firebird and it has OBD1. I believe the Buick has the same OBD1 and should work great.
1068014
No idea, it worked for my 07 Saturn Outlook which is the same as the Chevy Taverse, Buick Enclave & GMC Acadia