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PRODUCT SAFETY & DISCLAIMER

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING, FAILURE TO DO SO MAY CAUSE

PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE TO PRODUCT AND/OR PROPERTY

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This installation guide is provided as a GENERAL installation guide, some vehicles vary and

may require additional steps. We do not accept responsibility for third party labor charges

or modifications. Exercise due-diligence when installing this product.

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We do not accept any responsibility for vehicle damage or personal injury resulting from

the installation of this product.

Careless installation and operation can result in equipment damage

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Requirements:

Introduction

Many 1995-05 GM vehicles in addition to the AM/FM/Theftlock radio, may also

include a separate cassette, single CD, or CD changer. If this describes your

vehicle, then the A2D-GM1 is for you! In the past, adding any type of adapter to

these vehicles required disconnecting the separate unit, but thanks to the A2D-

GM1 users keep everything in place. A Bluetooth wireless connection means no

wires, clutter or complicated setup. Simply connect module (to Theftlock radio),

pair smartphone or tablet and enjoy favorite apps on the car system.

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A2D-GM1 works only if vehicle has a functioning separate/slave single CD

player, Cassette player or CD changer (at least one separate unit required).

Vehicles without separate/slave unit, should purchase our

Don't confuse the AM/FM/Theftlock radio (See Fig. 5) in upper dash with

required separate/slave unit. Separate/slave units (See Fig. 6) are

installed below climate controls or in lower dash and remains connected

and operational.

See Frequently Asked question at the end of this guide for details.

Installation: (

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To AM/FM radio

Many 1995-01 radios in Buicks, Cadillac's and Oldsmobile

have a 32-pin connector (See Fig. 1), The A2D-GM1 is not

compatible with radios with 32-pin connector.

Remove radio from dashboard to gain access to 9-pin connector/plug.

(Vehicle specific radio removal instructions are not part of this guide, but

available upon request)

Disconnect factory 9-pin plug from radio connector (See Fig. 2)

Note: Connect module harness to 9-pin port on radio (See Fig. 2),

not the 9-pin port on slave unit. If radio 9-pin port is empty; do

not proceed with install because there is no slave unit.

Fig. 2

GM radio 9-pin plug

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Fig. 1