I have a 2003 Chevy Silverado with Bose. Do I need the PAC device or this one?
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Personally, don't know but the manf. Has info on their site specific the applications. The one I have I used on my 2002 envoy. It did what it was supposed to however the pioneer DVD steer required connections into the park brake and back up lights and this wigged out the cars CPU. These connections are required so video playback can not be done unless the car is in park. Hope this helps.
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No you need the PAC SWI pioneer and sony universal steering radio interface
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No it won't work. The unit has to plug into the wire harness bettween factory radio and factory outboard cd/tape. The best thing is to contact the people at PAC and tell them what you have. I'm sure they can hook you up.
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You need to know if you have a Bose system. There are a lot of different kits. The PAC website will help you determine what you need: http://www.pac-audio.com/default.aspx (Cut & Paste the link). This should take you to your 2002 Trailblazer: http://www.pac-audio.com/productSearch.aspx?Make=Chevrolet&MakeId=4&Model=Trailblazer&ModelId=1186&Year=2002&YearId=13 Once you have determined correct one, you can go back to Amazon.com to buy it for less. I am not sure what you are doing, but if you are replacing a stereo, you will need the Stereo/Radio, Dash Kit for the stereo, Radio Replacement Interface, Antenna Adapter for GM, and Steering Wheel Control Interface (if you have controls on steering wheel). You have already decided you are not needing your Onstar so PAC has that option. I did this to my 2003 Tahoe in October 2014 - Works great - Saved $400 - Went together well - Tricky part was the Steering Wheel Control Interface once I found Online instructions on taking the dash apart.
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If your model/trim is appropriate for the PAC ISHD571 (I guess you checked at the manufacturer's site) the only thing you need is a manual or video to guide you through the installation, that is, dismantelling the dashboard. Once there, follow the instructions in the package.
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As an audio store owner of 20 years I have not seen these devices in the past work well at all. I purchased this one not long ago to see if technology has changed recently but it hasn't. I would not purchase this device. You need to try to find one of the better brands that actually boost the signal. I would look for an antenna replacement that has the booster built in. It will probably have an external antenna that you will need to run up to the windshield. They cost more but you get what you pay for. Good luck!
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I used it for the Pioneer AppRadio 3. It makes it so you can use your apps without having to apply the parking brake.
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Yes. This is the best way to do what you want to do. I am using the same item for a signal to my amp for a sub using the Bose system in a 2010 Mazda speed3.
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You have to buy an additional piece for SW controls. There are a few different kinds, but the PAC RP4-ch11 is what I used. It was easy to install. Similar to installing a wiring harness. If I have one complaint, it's that mine doesn't fast forward through songs. That might be something that can be programmed. I never connected mine to a PC before installing it. Also if it makes a difference, mine was installed in a 2006 Chrysler 300c.
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I'm not quite sure but you can go to www.pac-audio.com and they have their application guide on there. I love it by the way!
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Yes, this should work, according to the manufacturer's application data on their website: http://www.pac-audio.com/productDetails.aspx?ProductId=1142
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I'm not sure if it will, but Pac Audio's website has a chart that tells you which adapter you need for your vehicle. They work great too.
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You will need a PAC controller. Ive provided a link that explains what it is, how it works, and how much. I hope this helps. http://www.hifisoundconnection.com/Shop/Control/Product/fp/vpid/7534758vpcsid/0/SFV/30046?utm_source=google&utm;_medium=base&utm;_campaign=GoogleBaseFeed&gclid;=CJnsz8-vwLwCFZBj7AodWVAAXw
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In installing the PAC ROEM-NIS2 in conjunction with a standard after market head unit stereo system, this combined unit effectively replaces the four channels that used to come the original stereo head unit installed in the Nissan vehicle. My understanding is that the lower frequency signal that drives the sub-woofer comes from BOSE amplifiers; I expect it is derived in front end of the amplifier from the input signals to the amplifier. The fact that it did work and now doesn't to me indicates something has happened in the input stage of BOSE amplifier. Sorry I can't be of much more help.
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Hello, I'm not really sure. I actually installed it in a 2003 350z with no problems. If the bose system hasnt changed much you shouldnt have a problem. I ould defintely check out a Pathfinder forum. Thats how I found out about the harness in the first place. Hope this is helpful.
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This item and many like it are only to replace and fix the din issue that some vehicles have. In this case, the Nissan Murano 2003-2007 had an irregular shaped din. This fixed the problem but it had to include buttons for the information center, a/c and the like because the OEM model has the circuit board all built as one and mounted to it. The OEM and this item has nothing to do with the bose audio speakers or sub that came with the vehicle. This item is meant to be compatible with aftermarket head units only whether single or double din in size. I hope this answers your question and more.
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You need to look it up I don't own it try a audio website most likely needs a dash kit