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    I installed a aftermarket radio on my 06 grand prix with the correct harness and all i don't have no chimes and i have no sound from my speakers, its with the monsoon set-up. Any advice would be great.
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    you need to run new speaker wire and install new speakers. moonson is its own type of animal. the speakers run on a different ohm and the wires are to thin iirc. and you cant use the amp either.

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    You lose the chimes and the date function unless you get a specific harness that actually let's you keep the factory radio installed in a hidden location.


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    Quote Originally Posted by stealthee View Post
    You lose the chimes and the date function unless you get a specific harness that actually let's you keep the factory radio installed in a hidden location.
    i got the correct harness for it, its the RP5-GM11
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    All the places that sell them say nothing of retaining chimes and date function. They just keep onstar, steering wheel controls, and are supposed to keep factory amp.


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    RP5-GM11 has a chime module with adjustable volume levels. Check the top of page 4:
    http://pdf.crutchfieldonline.com/Ima...541RP5GM11.PDF
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