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This is how to bypass onstar!!! | GM Truck Club Forum
Grab the pink wire which i believe its remote for the stock amp. Then grab your new head unit remote wire and join those two and your set!
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Date Published: 3/10/2021
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Aftermarket radio install- Onstar issues
Aftermarket radio install- Onstar issues … Is this true or is there a way to bypass Onstar without getting the expensive adapter?
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Date Published: 8/24/2021
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Bypassing ONSTAR to put a headunit in 01 yukon…
now if you are wanting to bypass your onstar and not even worry about it then just go to your local stereo shop and get a normal wiring …
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Date Published: 4/30/2022
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Bypass Onstar?
I got a new head unit today for my 03 LTZ, and i am wondering if there is a way to bypass the onstar so i do not have to get a hundred …
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Date Published: 5/3/2021
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Onstar bypass Question | Chevy Avalanche Fan Club of North …
I am going to be installing an aftermarket rao in my 02 Avalanche … the onstar wires, just dangling back behind the aftermarket radio.
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Date Published: 11/21/2022
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Will Aftermarket stereo installs affect Onstar and Systems?
If you replace the factory radio with an aftermarket unit, the Onstar device will no longer function. I don’t know off hand of any aftermarket …
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Date Published: 1/28/2022
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how to bypass onstar – Chevy HHR Network
I am wanting to bypass my onstar all together and install a aftermarket headunit. I dont want to spend the money on the adapter, …
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Date Published: 12/8/2021
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Bypassing ONSTAR to put a headunit in 01 yukon…
Bypass ONSTAR to place a head unit in 01 Yukon…
NickF829 ok so i want to put a new stereo in my yukon.. and i went to the audio shop and they told me there is $180 for the thing that plugs in to use onstar and an aftermarket cd enable player. .wtf…i have an 01 slt…I DO NOT HAVE A BOSE SYSTEM BUT I HAVE FACTORY AMP AND SUB…NO BOSE TAGS ANY IN THE VEHICLE, I only have the CD player, factory sub and onstar… Which part do I need and where can I buy it cheaply?
Thanks for the help, I’m sure many of you have already done so nali02
Now if you want to bypass your Onstar and not even bother with it, just go to your local stereo store and get a regular wiring harness without a second thought. i didn’t really need my onstar myself, so i didn’t worry about the interface and just installed my main unit normally. If you want to keep your Onstar, you need an Onstar Interface. There are many options to choose from, the more expensive interfaces use existing speakers throughout the vehicle, while the cheaper ones use their own external speakers (pretty cheesy if you ask me). Either way, here are some on ebay… http://search.ebay.com/onstar-interface_W0QQfkrZ1QQfromZR8 Now if you want to bypass your Onstar and not even bother with it, just go to your local stereo store and get them a normal wiring harness and don’t even bother with it. i didn’t really need my onstar myself, so i didn’t worry about the interface and just installed my main unit normally. YukonGMC If you have the premium system with amp/sub, you have to bypass the amp (under the glove box) to get any sound out of your speakers at all. I was trying to get an interface back to my sub and it sounded like shit. I just went back to the factory radio. Sounds good to me and all the tools are working again now. NickF829, thanks for bringing this back. So I decided to go to the store and get what they told me I needed… well I’ve been back four times with still the wrong parts
First they sold me a 24 pin Onstar module. Well the 24 pin module didn’t come out until 2002, I have a 2001
then they sold me a 21 pin module themselves which also didn’t work in conjunction with a factory amp (delco but not bose, at least it’s not advertised that way anywhere on my truck?).
So they sold me what they promised was the correct complement to the 21 pin dealie they had just sold me which turned out to be a 12 pin 88-94 factory amp signal converter…completely wrong I needed the 21 -pole, as you already knew
Now for the fourth time I was mad at them, told them the exact part I needed, the 21 pin signal converter, so they told me to cut out the third part they sold me, put it back in , they had a piece to replace everything… well, that sounded too good to be true, so I went there, gave them a shredded wiring harness that was already installed, and they gave me this signal converter that the Using the onstar doesn’t allow and it doesn’t work either, pretty pissed I called back only to find out everyone was too busy to talk to me so f them
Does anyone know exactly what I need to hook up a stereo in my truck? I bought an expensive TV and will not return it. I know I’m not the only person in 5 model years who has installed an ECU with my options in a 01 Yukon Slt… HELP PLEASE YukonGMC http://www.peripheralelectronics.com/
http://www.soundgate.com/
You can check these. I believe if you ever want a decent sounding sub after unplugging the factory radio, you’ll need to run a separate amp/sub. Another $400 plus. I really like my factory radio again. 2001 Yukon XL, premium sound system (non-Bose). I think my system is a 9 pin. You can check these. I believe if you ever want a decent sounding sub after unplugging the factory radio, you’ll need to run a separate amp/sub. Another $400 plus. I really like my factory radio again. 2001 Yukon XL, premium sound system (non-Bose). I think my system is a 9 pin. NickF829 peripherals are what this place keeps selling me… I already have an aftermarket amp and subwoofer, but what interests me more is just getting the factory speakers to play what’s coming from my headunit Come on…I’m not satisfied with “stick with it” I’ve put so much time and effort into this, not to mention $2500 of stereo junk so far, I just want to get it right…can anyone help? does anyone have information on what exactly they used there 01? YukonGMC You will need to bypass the factory amp (under the glove box) with 4 speaker wires from your front/rear speaker wiring harness. I didn’t do the work, just watched. poncho slutty
You can look up the other stuff on metra’s website. That should be exactly what works for you.
Personally, I often just manually bypass the factory amp without these harnesses, but I don’t recommend it unless you’re really good at car electronics. I use this…. http://www.metraonline.com/product.aspx?sku=70-2006 You can look up the other stuff on Metra’s website. That should be exactly what will work for you. Personally, I often just manually bypass the factory amp without these harnesses, but I don’t recommend it unless you’re really good at car electronics. YukonGMC Nick, did you figure it out?
If not, the folks at Peripheal, Pacific, Metra, etc. will answer your questions and tell you what interface you need, although they may not sell to the public. Try that. Then tell the shop what to order. NickF829 thanks for the help everyone, I went to a 3rd audio shop today and they said I was right the first time with the GMOS1 and GM21a converter, but at the audio shop I’ve been 5 times, they said it was wrong. So I’m going back tomorrow to get the right one and will post an update, hopefully saying it’s finally working! Thanks everyone for the help, now if only I could reset that stupid “oil change” light hahaha I’ve tried quickly stepping on the gas 3 times while the key is on and that didn’t work … any help? Add your comment on this topic! Automotive Network, Inc., Copyright ©2022
Onstar bypass Question
I am going to install an aftermarket raido in my 02 Avalanche and would like to know if it is possible to completely separate the Onstar system so that the OS-1 adapter does not need to be purchased. I’ve seen some posts in the past where you can bypass it and use a boosted “CB” speaker, but I think I’d just like to separate it entirely. Does anyone know if this causes electrical problems or sends alarms to Onstar? I currently have no service and do not want to purchase the service. Any advice would be very welcome.
Will Aftermarket stereo installs affect Onstar and Systems?
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Re: Will aftermarket stereos affect Onstar and systems? Sooner or later, GM will find that the car radio aftermarket hobby is over. Many people today are realizing that you can get better sound with an aftermarket head unit. Maybe this is the way to throw us the piece of junk factory unit.
Replace the factory speakers with quality after-market speakers that are simply not a plug-and-play configuration. The factory speakers are designed to sound best in this configuration. Aftermarket speakers require more, sound deadening material and sometimes even a foam protector that doubles as a box type, Crutchfield is the best to get these things, you get factory interface cable connectors so you don’t have to splice the factory cables and they sell too most things needed for the aftermarket speakers to work as they should, one other note aftermarket mids and highs won’t have as much bass response as the factory just isn’t designed for. There, mid and high levels are usually rated at 80db plus, but you could always add an 8″ or 10″ sub with an in-line converter and amp to get the bass response, plus an 8″ with a right built box would fit under the back seat and deliver great sound. …
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