I have a 2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD w/siriusXM, someone cut the wiring harness to add an aftermarket radio, will this work to get back to OEM?
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It will work. It's universal. So every pin on the harness has a wire connected to it. And the color code does not match, so you will have detailed diagram to know which pin to wire to each wire that is in your dash.
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I agree that it is a multi-wire plug only. No RCA plug inputs are available. I was lucky in that I had replaced my original radio (that comes standard with a 2003 GMC Sierra 1500) with an after market radio previously. The aftermarket company that put it in for me installed an adapter that converted the original wire set to one that would connect to an aftermarket radio. When I replaced the aftermarket radio with the Boss BV9962 all I had to do is clip and re-wire the adapter wires to the Boss BV9962. I assume that you'll need an adapter in order to connect this radio to your truck. (I also needed an adapter for the antenna!) I agree that it is a multi-wire plug only. No RCA plug inputs are available. I was lucky in that I had replaced my original radio (that comes standard with a 2003 GMC Sierra 1500) with an after market radio previously. The aftermarket company that put it in for me installed an adapter that converted the original wire set to one that would connect to an aftermarket radio. When I replaced the aftermarket radio with the Boss BV9962 all I had to do is clip and re-wire the adapter wires to the Boss BV9962. I assume that you'll need an adapter in order to connect this radio to your truck. (I also... » Read More I agree that it is a multi-wire plug only. No RCA plug inputs are available. I was lucky in that I had replaced my original radio (that comes standard with a 2003 GMC Sierra 1500) with an after market radio previously. The aftermarket company that put it in for me installed an adapter that converted the original wire set to one that would connect to an aftermarket radio. When I replaced the aftermarket radio with the Boss BV9962 all I had to do is clip and re-wire the adapter wires to the Boss BV9962. I assume that you'll need an adapter in order to connect this radio to your truck. (I also needed an adapter for the antenna!) « Show Less
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An aftermarket cable does with this radio just make sure you use the rolled back driver for the chinese non oem cables chirp has very limited coverage for it so i use the free kenwood software downloadable on their support site
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With any after market radio you will have to get the wiring harness too match your vechicle
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As long as your head unit is satellite ready, and you have the Sirius xm tuner it simply replaces the little black stock antenna
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Did you use the kit so the radio plugs into the factory connectors if so then just get the harness for the factory style harness
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My dbl din just slid right into the factory slot of the factory radio, if your factory radio is dbl din size it should just fit right in. As far as other products I has to purchase a wire harness since Chevrolet doesn't use normal plug in harnesses, I guess it's a proprietary thing. Nothing else purchased.
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There are two or three connectors that plug into the back of the stock head unit. There are three if you have factory satellite radio. You will lose the factory satellite radio if you add an aftermarket head unit. You will be using the two harnesses in the metra kit to install your new aftermarket head unit.
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As long as the built in xm is desperate from the factory radio you should be able to wire it in
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It all depends on the number of wires in your cut harness. Count the number of wires in the cut harness and go from there. What you have here is a 12 and 24 pin harness connectors. If the wire count matches, it may work. You will have buy a radio/CD-player that matches the connectors.
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Then don't by aftermarket. Buy "OEM" parts which means Original Equipment Manufacturer. I can't be sure what will or will not work for your car. What works for mine, may not work for you. OEM parts however are not aftermarket. They came from the same place your original antenna did, which should be a better fit for you. I hope this helps.
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Hello there, Your installation would require a Dash kit (99-7873), Harness (70-1722), and Antenna adapter (40-HD10). If your vehicle has steering wheel controls, you will also need the ASWC-1 to retain the controls when moving to an aftermarket stereo. I hope this information helps.
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Yeah. It has the plug that goes to the cars wiring harness for the radio. So you just need to solder the aftermarket deck harness to this devices harness and your done.
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If you are referring to the one DIN connection, good luck. I had the DNX6990HD and I needed two. One for the Sirius input and one for the steering control and there was no way to split it and I had to sacrifice the steering input.
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When you order, you will be contacted and asked what model vehicle you need it for. Mine was a 66 Chevy truck and it look like an original Chevy redio. I am sure they make radios for most models.
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I don't know the answer to this specific question, however, when I was looking for advice on replacing the OEM radio in a friends Toyota pickup I found everything I needed to know using Google and asking the right questions. We decided not to tackle that project as virtually the whole dash had to be dismantled just to get to the radio. I hope yours is easier. There is a fairly steep learning curve in learning to use the menus on this radio.
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No .because they will unplug the wire from the oem radio and used it on the aftermarket radio.