is this what I need for my 2002 gmc yukon not sure if I have bose or not how can I tell the last harness I got worked but no sound froom the doors spe
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that's the harness you need the one that's in the picture you have to make sure that you have power to your amplifier there should be an extra harness in the package that's not hooked up if you don't have sound coming through speakers
2267456
Not sure I have a 2005 gmc Yukon. They work in that and my wife's 2011 Acadia They work really good. The kids love them.
1139207
on my truck I needed a connector to the wire harness that was different then the one that came with the unit. It will also depend on the set up you have for a trailer harness. but this is real easy fix.
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Just one will do. In addition to the power wires, illumination, etc... it has four pairs of colored wires (purple, green, white, and gray) for the speakers that will connect your new head unit's harness into the factory harness. To be sure, this harness is intended to be connected to the wiring harness that comes with any new aftermarket car stereo and then plugs directly into your factory stereo harness. That way you keep your factory harness intact. Hope this helps!
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You have a GM vehicle that needs to have an adapter installed with the aftermarket stereo in order to keep certain fucntionality of the stock system. The adapter allows you to retain the OnStar functionality, factory door chimes (required for audible safety warnings), etc. The type of adapter you'll need can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/GMOS-04-OnStar%C2%AE-Interface-Amplified-Systems/dp/B000980HC4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1232998977&sr=8-1
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They only come with speaker wire with terminal clips. Unlikely it will connect to stock harness without some modification. I dremeled mine off of the old speaker, and then soldered it onto the new terminals. This way I can still use the stock harness.
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No, unfortunately, you will need to get a special adapter for your truck, if your truck has bose, you will need the Axxess GMOS-04 Class II OnStar Interface for Amplified Systems, and if it does not have Bose, you can use this: Axxess GMOS-01 02-Up Onstar Harness Adapter with Chime. they are pricey, but since GM made our trucks with proprietary wiring, you will need either of these harnesses.
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You will need to cut your harness and apply female connectors to plug into the male ends on the speakers. I would contact RF and see if they sell plug n play harnesses
1297263
You will need the adapter for the electric harness and the face plateI would recommend you to go to Crutchfield and buy the adapters there, they will let you know exactly what you need, also his adapters come with an instruction sheet
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Hello. I would recommend taking your vehicle to a local stereo shop to inquire about what is needed to completely install this unit.
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Robert--I am not sure what the back speakers look like...so far I have not had to replace the rear-door ones in my 2001 GMC Sierra C3, so I am not sure what you might need there.
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My factory radio had a CD player and this worked perfectly (2001 F150). There were two connections in my old radio but only 1 was re-used with this harness and everything works fine
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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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Yes, I used this kit on my 2007 that has the Bose system. Make sure you get the other harnesses so that you can connect your steering wheel controls and your new stereo as well.
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This is a Full kit which should fit any model car or truck. Me I had my kit running to an Amp to get better sound from the iPod/iphone/bluetooth. So my unit had the plug for sound on the harness wires cut. It will still connect to any system directly. This would only be an issue If you were planning on buying and using a parrot/Tahoe harness adapter.
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If your dash kit came with the harness adapter for yor vehicle then you might not need to get extra harness unless it say you must get the harness that way you don't have to splice your vehicle's harness. Everything is easier with the harness adapter the into the vehicle's plug side then to your after market head unit. I hope this help with your installation. Thx.
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Sorry for the late response. On my research I did for the Radio, It says it is not compatible with the Bose Sound. Installation was quick and it is all plug and play. It has all the needed cables for my 2007 LS Tahoe. I changed the OEM Radio.