aftermarket nav

[TonyH3]

Originally Posted by wannabeH3

ok you have to take off the left A-pillar molding to get at your reverse wire, then you have to tap into a wire behind your lower right kick plate for the speed sense wire, i had to run my mic wired thru the head liner to replace the mic that is for the onstarm there is about 50 million cables i had to splice and attatch. i did not use the GMOS connection as i ditched the onstar crap, so i used a 20 dollar harness that replaces the door chime. over all it took me about 2 weeks to get it all how i wanted. and i did a real ****ty job too but it works good tho

wow.. you did this the hard way. i used the Axxess harness and it hooked right up. after i made the connections of the 2 plugs just installed in like 10 min.. EASY.. LOVE IT..

[wannabeH3]

link me to this Axxess harness you used. also i had to install back up camera, bluetooth unit and mic, xm with nav traffic, ipod adapter and something else. it was definetly about 2 weeks of effing with it till it was perfect haha

[TonyH3]

Originally Posted by wannabeH3

link me to this Axxess harness you used

here ya go man..


http://www.audiooutfitter.com/gmos-0...s/p693751.html

[wannabeH3]

cool thanks

[entheos]

I just installed the AVIC-D3 with rearview camera. f5fstop's post was very helpful for how to run the camera and other things, but finding the reverse and vss wires were unnecessary with the GMOS-04 (works with onstar and monsoon). All of the wires are on the GMOS-04, you just have to join them with solder or connectors to the pioneer harnesses before installation. The install wasn't bad at all, although I can't say I looked forward to it. Crutchfield, for a change, had a good price but was not helpful at all with the install, they don't even sell the proper bracket (the 382 from American International) and won't even order it for you even though they carry that brand.

[wannabeH3]

i bought all my stuff thru sonicelectronics for like 1600 brackets faceplates and stuff