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Introduction:

Safety comes first when you're on the road, so an intuitive easy to use Bluetooth

kit is essential to reducing driver distraction and compliance with many cell phone

driving restriction laws. The A2DIY-GM3 works on select 2000-08 GM Class-II

radios with "CD/AUX" or "TAPE/AUX" button and compatible with virtually all

Bluetooth phones.

Warning: Radios with "TAPE/CD" or "TAPE/DISC" button

are not compatible with this module.

A smart remote and push button are standard, but users may add an optional USB

"Fast charge" kit to keep power hungry devices charged while on the road. Thanks

to the A2DIY-GM3 users keep the factory radio while enjoying Bluetooth features

only available on newer cars.

The A2DIY-GM3 replaces XM, remote/separate CD changer

To retain XM or separate CD changer, purchase our

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

Installation:

Radio must be removed from dash (Vehicle specific radio removal instructions are

not part of this guide, but available upon request)

Press release tab on factory 12-pin plug and remove (See Fig. 1)

GM Class-II radio plugs

(if present).

A2DIY-GM3x

instead.

Fig. 1

2. Connect installation harness 12-pin plug (See Fig. 2) to radio 12-pin

connector vacated in step 1

Fig. 2

installation harness

If radio does not have a 12-pin plug, 12-pin connector on installation

harness (See Fig.2) remains empty.

3. Connect installation harness yellow wire to battery (always on) supply

and black wire to ground. (we recommend grounding to radio chassis)

4. Connect installation harness

Red wire

vehicle.

Avoid connecting this wire to 12V constant supply (battery).

Tip: Accessory supply available on BROWN wire under steering column (Most

GM's) or on climate control harness or in driver side fuse panel.

Always use voltmeter to verify voltage and check for engine noise prior to

finalizing.

Accessory power is active when ignition is in "ACC" or "ON "positions.

to a 12V Accessory supply in