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Posted: July 22, 2004 at 2:04 PM / IP Logged

Put the scissors down!!!! Back away from it very slowly and go to circuit city or your local stereo shop and get the proper harness. If you do something the right way, you'll only have to do it once.

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Posted: July 22, 2004 at 8:59 PM / IP Logged

if your that cheap....goto walmart....they're only around $8 for the harness. hell...even the dash kit is like $10

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AAHH the Smell of a burnt radio theres nothing like it

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Posted: July 23, 2004 at 11:27 PM / IP Logged

Well if there is no chance of putting the factory radio back in the vehicle then I say go ahead and hard wire the harness. There is nothing wrong with cutting a factory harness so long as it will never be used again. But the fact that you asked the question in the first place kinda worries me. By your name I would assume that you graduated mobile dynamics, with that being said you should have known the answer to the question. You should also have known where to find the answers to the kit part as well. GM colors are pretty much the same for all models. If you click on the diagrams link at the top you can find the info you will need.

PS: Incase you weren't aware, you will also need an antenna adapter, metra part #40-GM10 as referred to earlier.

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it would be easier if i had the van here so i can look at what i would need...i dont have enough experience to know what each vehicle will need and what problems i may enounter. Isn't that what the site is for....questions?? the van is in alberta....i live in bc...its my brothers car and i'm going out there for the weekend and he is wanting me to put the cd player in while i'm there for the weekend....it will be the first head unit on a actuall car that i'll be doing. So i'm just looking for a little guidence from guys/girls who have done it all before.

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Posted: July 24, 2004 at 11:27 AM / IP Logged

well then, at the risk of beating a dead horse.... take the Metra or Scosche part #'s you already been quoted and go buy the proper items you'll need to do this install.......

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Posted: July 24, 2004 at 1:59 PM / IP Logged

Either take the parts with you or buy them shen you are there (this way if the parts are wrong you can return them for the correct ones. According to my bible (hasn't helped me win the lottery yet though) you will need 3 parts, already posted for the Metra model #'s. Here are the scosche model #'s.

Kit - GM1503 or GM1500 series kit (GM1500, GM1508) the 1503 kit is your best bet.

Harness - GM02 (may be tagged at GM02B)

Antenna Adaptor - MDA1 (may be tagged as MDA1B)

This is a straight forward install. The GM02 wire harness is color coded to the aftermarket wire harness. Do not just twist the wires and black tape / scotch tape them together. Crimp them or solder them.

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Or if you have to go to Future Shop the parts are a BAA4B, BHA1858, BKGM4. Also most kits list on the back what vehicles they work for and that vehicle uses about the most generic parts you can find.

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