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hookemdevils22 
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Posted: January 16, 2009 at 3:10 PM / IP Logged  
I'm installing a Pioneer AVIC F90BT with the hardware bypass into a 2007 Chevy Trailblazer (Onstar/non-Bose). I finished the hook-up, but the head unit wouldn't power up. Both Onstar and the door chimes worked, so I checked the power. There is no switched power from the GMOS module to the stereo - I checked with a multimeter to my ground wire. I've triple-checked the wires, and everything appears to be hooked-up correctly. I'm guessing the module is bad - are there any other ideas as to what I may be doing wrong?
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if you can, try a new GMOS-01 but if that is not an option, run a new wire to the orange or brown accessory wire at the keyswitch. you will lose the function that keeps the radio on until a door is opened but thats it.
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We'v had alot of those modules be bad out of the box. I agree with soudnsecurity's sugestion on either running a new switched power or if you change the module id use the PAC version. They seem to be much better quality with a lower failure rate.
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hookemdevils22 
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This is the second module I have tried. The first kept cycling and making a popping sound through the speaker, as if it were trying to chime. Instead of waiting for a new one, I'm going to go ahead and wire the radio to the switched source. I'm not happy with the quality of the product, but thanks for your help.

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yeah i hate those GMOS adapters too.
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hey if u still need retained accessory power let me know it will keep the factory feature and it simple to do
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