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01-21-2014
I am getting a new radio come tax time. and i was wondering. on the wiring harness, do i need to buy the expensive one even tho i dont use the onstar?? or will the cheap one work?? wat all have you guys done and/or can someone direct me in the right direction. Thanks guys!!!
01-21-2014
The year of your car would be a big help, but generally, if you don't want to run speaker wires, get one of the adapters.
01-21-2014
Its an 04 and ya im going to get one. But im wondering if the cheap one like you can get at wallmart will work. Or if i have to buy the one to make onstar work. I dont plan on using it at all
01-22-2014
Originally Posted by SSGP
I used the GMOS-04 adapter ostensibly to keep the OnStar. I might have been better served using the -01 adapter instead. My original intent was to keep the Monsoon amplifier together with the chimes. (I sometimes forget to turn the turn signal off.) If you're not going to use a separate amp and reuse the speaker wiring that's already there, get one of the adapters. If you're going to use features like a back up camera, get the adapter. To me, it's worth every penny to eliminate the extra work and frustration that it takes not to use them. Your mileage may vary.
If you do not have a Monsoon amp, I think it takes another adapter. You'll need to do your homework as to which one. Also, some people here have reported "gremlins" introduced by the Metra adapters interfacing with the serial data stream. My first one would intermittently keep the engine running while the retained accessory power (RAP) was on and the key off. There are other adapters out there if that's a concern.
01-22-2014
Okay. Ya i dont have the monsoon system. And eventually i want a back up camera but i beleive the radio im getting has the wiring already part of it. But im not sure. Ill do a little more research and see wat will be better
01-22-2014
Just stick with a double din headunit and thank me latwr
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