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PAC RP3-GM11 GM Radio Replacement Interface - Compatible with Select GM Vehicles (Non On-Star) - Blue/Black - Upgrade Your Car Audio System for Enhanced Driving Experience
PAC RP3-GM11 GM Radio Replacement Interface - Compatible with Select GM Vehicles (Non On-Star) - Blue/Black - Upgrade Your Car Audio System for Enhanced Driving Experience

PAC RP3-GM11 GM Radio Replacement Interface - Compatible with Select GM Vehicles (Non On-Star) - Blue/Black - Upgrade Your Car Audio System for Enhanced Driving Experience

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Description

The PAC RP3-GM11 Radio Replacement Interface for Select GM Vehicles without OnStar is for GM vehicles with Class II data-bus and 24-pin harness. It has a high-current 10A accessory output as well as data-controlled outputs for connect to your navigation radio—speed, reverse, and E-brake status output wires. It retains the factory-installed amplifier, if so equipped. The RP3-GM11 has a data-controlled R.A.P. accessory output, a plug-in connection for steering wheel control SWI-RC or SWI-X and keeps vehicle data-bus intact for service. The chime volume is adjustable with four levels and off. The interface can be quickly updated if needed from the PAC website using PAC-UP USB adapter. Includes RadioPro3 module, plug & play vehicle connection harness & instruction manual.

Features

    Included Components Receiver, Harness, Manuel

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Works great. After minimal wiring, everything snapped right in place. I recommend to sync the unit after installation. Make sure the ignition is off and the driver door is open. Install the unit to the stereo and vehicle. Close the door and turn the ignition to the ACC position. Wait 30 seconds. Turn off the ignition and open the door. That's it. you should be good to go from this point forward.I've attempted the Metra and Scosche adapters in my 2005 Chevy Colorado with poor results. The Scocshe worked for a few years and slowly started to fail and eventually quit working altogether. I replace the Scosche with the same model and the radio still would not come on. The Metra worked sometimes. However, I had to constantly sync the system to get the radio to come on.