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I'd hit it
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I'd hit it
I'd hit it
Oops. Checked fuses ?Got in the Tahoe this morning and the radio is not working so anyone following up on that hold off I may go ahead and just snip the plug on the amp to bypass it
It works but no sound again same issue as beforeOops. Checked fuses ?
The end result is nice. The biggest pain in the ass in this was fighting all the wires behind the radio So far the only complaint on this is the screen hitting the gear shifter when I crank it. I may be able to go in the setting and change this I'll have to check into that
That's why I got rid of mine. Kept hitting the shifter, which got to be VERY annoying.
Got in the Tahoe this morning and the radio is not working so anyone following up on that hold off I may go ahead and just snip the plug on the amp to bypass it
I had to break off that thick metal brace in the first pic to fit my double din.Thanks for chiming in Scotty inputs always appreciated. A little update on the radio ordeal yea the wire did come out of that little splice connector. As soon as I got it wired back in speakers started playing...now I'm still unsure if this way or cutting the wires at the plug is better for bypassing the amp. Anyways ran into another issues besides the speaker ordeal, I was losing power randomly. I took everything out of radio basket and looked around. Found that when it was pushed back and locked in the radio basket was wedging the plug on the back side of the radio. I did a little trimming and rearranging of wires and it's working. Fingers crossed hope I don't have anymore issues with it
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