RED WOLF Radio Harness W/Antenna Adapter Replacement for 2000-2012 Buick Chevrolet Silverado GMC Tahoe, Suburban Stereo Antenna Adapter Stereo Wiring Harness Connector Plug

I hoped for the best, and got ok. It had most of the wire/pins my 04 Impala uses, but is arranged in a manner set for a ‘10 Impala. While advertised/titled to be for 98-2008. So I’ll have to open the harness clip, and move pins to the right station port. It give you 3 extra wires, which will all get used.Now to find a YouTube video on how to repin this without breaking it. Then it’s crimp time before plugging everything into the car with minimal stereo button programming.

Your probably going to have to run your own 12v+ ignition to the radio because most the early 00s chevys don’t have it built into their harnesses. It’s very annoying, but they only have 12v+ Constant on it. So unless you want your car dead or want to manually turn off your radio after every use, then running your own 12v+ ignition (red wire on diagram) I’d take that into consideration…

Fit 2004 GNC Sierra 1500 base wiring harness as described.

Wires do not match up with their supposed to go. You have to pull Penin’s and put depends where the wires go.

Easy to use has everything youneed

Aftermarket radio install

This will work on a limited number vehicles, but not on all. What they don’t tell you is that if your vehicle have a (which most do after 2004) computer signal wire will not communicate using this adaptor therefor losing different functions of the vehicle

Harness does not fit 2005 Buick LeSabre custom. Not even in the slightest.