will this work "out of the box" with steering wheel controls on my new model 2007 silverado?
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Before you install see first that your Silverado has the ability to fit a double-DIN unit. As of the steering wheel controls, it should if wired correctly. Just connect the same colour wires together. On the head unit the wires will be labeled. But don't expect the head unit to be the only thing you'll need for installation. You'll need a wiring harness that retains your door chime and onstar, a dash kit for your make model and year, and because chevy uses a smaller antenna cable you need an adapter from the smaller sized antenna to the normal sized antenna. A google search for all of these items will return results. And the cheapest place to find all of them is on Amazon, hope this helps. Before you install see first that your Silverado has the ability to fit a double-DIN unit. As of the steering wheel controls, it should if wired correctly. Just connect the same colour wires together. On the head unit the wires will be labeled. But don't expect the head unit to be the only thing you'll need for installation. You'll need a wiring harness that retains your door chime and onstar, a dash kit for your make model and year, and because chevy uses a smaller antenna cable you need an adapter from the smaller sized antenna to the normal sized antenna. A google search for all of these... » Read More Before you install see first that your Silverado has the ability to fit a double-DIN unit. As of the steering wheel controls, it should if wired correctly. Just connect the same colour wires together. On the head unit the wires will be labeled. But don't expect the head unit to be the only thing you'll need for installation. You'll need a wiring harness that retains your door chime and onstar, a dash kit for your make model and year, and because chevy uses a smaller antenna cable you need an adapter from the smaller sized antenna to the normal sized antenna. A google search for all of these items will return results. And the cheapest place to find all of them is on Amazon, hope this helps. « Show Less
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Probably not. I have had this stereo for about 6 months. Not the best. For the price you get a lot of features. But if you can save your money and get a name brand I would.
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If you are referring to the steering wheel controls, you will need a Axxess ASWC-1 interface. This is the only adapter that will properly interface with this stereo. Visit Axxessinterfaces.com to check your vehicle compatibility.
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You need to get a steering wheel control interface. PAC Audio sells a very good one that you can purchase on Amazon for a great price! They are very easy to setup and install and come with very in depth instructions and offer instructions online and phone support if you get stuck. Look up PAC SWI-RC Steering Wheel Control Interface on here. You should research your car and the new head unit you're getting on the PAC website to make sure they are compatible with each other and your vehicle before you buy.
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I don't know specifically. I know there were a lot of instructions for being functional with steering wheel controls. I would think you are OK. I am very happy with the stereo
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Yes, it will work with your steering wheel controls and factory plugs.... Thanks,Chris (951)538-1094
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I'm not sure- compare the dimensions of an OEM 2007 F150 XL steering wheel to your model.
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No. You would also need a Axxess Metra ASWC-1 Universal Steering Wheel Control Interface with New Micro B Connector.
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does your truck have steering wheel controls, on star if so you need two different harness and a mounting kit
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Not automatically. There's a kit, from what I understand, that can be purchased to make it steering wheel compatable for any vehicle.
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There is a device that can integrate with your steering wheel controls that you install. Costs about $40.Metra Axxess ASWC OEM Steering Wheel Control Universal Interface Module
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Yes but you'll have to buy another harness for your steering wheel controls to work. Do yourself a favor, if you're not electronically intelligent, take the unit to best buy and pay the 95$ installation costs. I made my own harness and the install took me about 8 hours including time to figure out wiring diagrams. Also, FYI the radio is horrible and I have yet to figure out how to make the backup camera automatically come on. I have to hit the aux button every time.
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You might want to check in their website http://www.axxessinterface.com/steering_wheel_control_new.aspxI don't know the firmware you device came with
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Not sure of your question, but the purchase of an additional module is require to incorporate the use of your steering wheel controls.
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No. You lose the factory Bluetooth hands-free controls. The Bluetooth functionality of the unit is below the OEM standard; disappointing. The only steering wheel controls that work with this unit are the channel change, volume control and Mode change.
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I'm not sure that about your car, but we didn't need an adapter with our 2008 Ford F-150 and the steering wheel control worked like a charm.
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My ride is a 2013 Toyota Sienna van (a barebone base model). It does not have the steering control. I bought this Bluetooth kit last October and have it installed myself. The procedure was pretty straightforward. The kit comes with a stock toggle switch, and the switch controls the volume and answer/end functions.
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I had the same issue but it was an easy fix. Get the owners manual out. You have to program the steering wheel buttons yourself before they work.