2008 Chevy Express
08-27-2008, 07:24 AM
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va235613.pdf
Here's the .pdf from a 2006 Impala with a GM-LAN system. Notice the PNK #6 going to the RADIO ANTENNA MODULE. Basically I extended 1, 7, 8, & 13 and connected my own speaker to 2 & 9. Hid the OEM radio in the back and put my new deck in the dash tapping 2 & 9 of the harness for my left and 3 & 10 for my right speaker.
Here's the .pdf from a 2006 Impala with a GM-LAN system. Notice the PNK #6 going to the RADIO ANTENNA MODULE. Basically I extended 1, 7, 8, & 13 and connected my own speaker to 2 & 9. Hid the OEM radio in the back and put my new deck in the dash tapping 2 & 9 of the harness for my left and 3 & 10 for my right speaker.
08-27-2008, 09:02 AM
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va235613.pdf
Here's the .pdf from a 2006 Impala with a GM-LAN system. Notice the PNK #6 going to the RADIO ANTENNA MODULE. Basically I extended 1, 7, 8, & 13 and connected my own speaker to 2 & 9. Hid the OEM radio in the back and put my new deck in the dash tapping 2 & 9 of the harness for my left and 3 & 10 for my right speaker.
Here's the .pdf from a 2006 Impala with a GM-LAN system. Notice the PNK #6 going to the RADIO ANTENNA MODULE. Basically I extended 1, 7, 8, & 13 and connected my own speaker to 2 & 9. Hid the OEM radio in the back and put my new deck in the dash tapping 2 & 9 of the harness for my left and 3 & 10 for my right speaker.
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