Installation takes some work, but it's not beyond the realm of an experienced DIY-er. There's no way to totally eliminate wind and road noise in this or any truck , but installing some Dynamat in the doors — and, potentially, throughout the cabin, can really seal in sound and let you enjoy your stereo. A set of inexpensive foam speaker baffles behind your new speakers will also help, plus they help protect the speakers from dust and damage.
Installing a security system in your Silverado or Sierra isn't easy security systems rarely are , but considering the popularity of these trucks, it's definitely a good idea. Our Crutchfield Advisors can help figure out what you need to get the job done, but we usually recommend taking your car and new gear to a professional installer. Shop for car security systems for your GMC Sierra Visit our Outfit My Car page and enter your vehicle information to see stereos, speakers, subs, and other audio accessories that will work in your vehicle.
I have a 2 door, how do you get the speakers out of the pillar? What size is it? I have an 07 Silverado Classic HD crew cab with aftermarket speakers, 4 channel amp and sub connected to the factory radio. Recently the radio started having an intermittent buzz. With all the new technology available, I'm looking to replace the radio with something more modern. As much as I hate the door buzzer, it needs to keep working too.
I don't want to cut up the factory wiring, so I need something that plugs into the existing harness. I'd rather not have to cut the bracket out that is behind the radio either.
Is there a specific feature s that I need to look for to ensure the new radio will work with the upgrades that are already done? I have a 04 chevy silverado extended cab replaced all 4 speakers and now only the front speakers work so I took the rear speakers and put them in the front just to see if they work and they do.
What can be wrong. I am thinking about upgrading my truck's stereo and had a question about compatibility with the speakers. I've read that the speakers were 2 Ohm and not the standard 4, like most speakers. If I put in a new stereo receiver is there anything I can do to get the highest quality sound without replacing the speakers? Many thanks. Hey Jon, this is a great guide. Tweeters are in the A pillars but not the back.
I was told there were two Bose trims for that year, a "fancy" one and a more basic trim. How can I find out which I have and what head unit will properly replace the stocker, which no longer plays CDs? I just want to replace the head unit but retain all the speaker outputs and functionality. It still sounds good or good enough and budget is a thing of course. Stereo intermittently works, no sound from drivers side speaker, door chimes don't work and low gas level will not come over radio.
I had a kenwood exceleon deck with dvd installed on my silverado hd duramax and it seems that all of the steering wheel controls were retained with the exception of the "prog" button.
This button previously let me toggle through my radio presets. Also, the rear entertainment seems to have retained function with the exception of that same button and it no longer has a display. Are these issues just part of the trade off of a new non factory system or should I have been able to retain all functions? I am reaching out because you seem to be very knowledgeable and redacted who installed the system kind of just threw their hands up. Thank you for your time!
Don't have Bluetooth but are trying to get it. System is factory. Can I get a Bluetooth adapter that will work. I removed my center console in my hd. Now that the main harness is unplugged, I have no sound coming from my stereo.
Is there some way to plug something into that main harness and get sound, even if it's without the subwoofer sound? Watch this video for a step-by-step overview of a basic car stereo installation.
The actual steps involved vary from car to car, but this is a good example. These car audio tips can help improve sound quality in your vehicle, whether you're listening on a factory system or a multi-channel amplified setup. Read on for advice from our experts. A car stereo is the centerpiece of any car audio system. This introduction explains how to choose the right receiver for your car or truck. Large touchscreens, loads of built-in features, and easy viewability are just some of the advantages to building your stereo around a large-screen receiver.
Digital media and multimedia receivers are the most popular types of car stereos. How do you pick the right one? We'll give you some tips for finding the stereo that's right for you. If you ask us, a car stereo system should include much more than a stereo and a pair of speakers. Adding components like satellite radios, subwoofers, amplifiers,. When adding an aftermarket receiver, you need a steering wheel control adapter to keep the functionality and convenience of your steering wheel controls.
From in-dash DVD players to easy-add-on portable systems, car video makes your trips a lot more fun, and this article covers the topic from front to back.
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When should we call you back? Callback time. You can exit this chat now. JeepTherapy Posted December 24, Posted December 24, Something Like This My dad has a Silverado currently with a factory radio.
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Newest Member jaybpopoy1 Joined 22 minutes ago. Popular Forum Topics. Almost ordered a Sudden Fuel Mileage Drop. Week Month Year All Time. Grumpy Bear TNTSilverado Show More. The above listed dash kit and antenna adapter must still be purchased for the installation. Bose amplified or non Bose bit still factory amplified amplified: Amplified Harness.
Non Bose and non amplified systems no stock amplifier : Non Amplified Harness. The are a couple things to make note of if you are using either one of these rear seat entertainment harnesses for your Chevy Silverado stereo installation. The first thing to make note of is that if your looking to retain your steering wheel controls the rear seat entertainment harnesses do not come with a built in steering wheel control module, you will have to purchase the steering wheel control interface separately.
The good news is that it plugs right into the the harness without any additional wiring!
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