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Can Anyone Confirm The Radio Wiring Diagram For A Nnbs?

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I've searched all over the internet for the correct stereo wiring diagram for my 09 Sierra. I am finding them, however the problem is that they are all different and I cannot confirm anyone of them short of removing door panels and testing speaker leads with a multimeter. Does anyone have the correct diagram for a 09 non-bose radio?

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Sorry, can't help ya there, but what is it you are trying to do? I bet that someone on here has already done it and would be more inclined to tell you how they did whatever it is you are looking to do. Might have some solutions that didn't cross your mind even. Just a thought.

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Sorry, can't help ya there, but what is it you are trying to do? I bet that someone on here has already done it and would be more inclined to tell you how they did whatever it is you are looking to do. Might have some solutions that didn't cross your mind even. Just a thought.

 

 

Trying to install a PAC OEM-1. Ended up finding the info at Audiovox Tech Services..

 

FYI....

 

LF Speaker (+) TAN

LF Speaker (-)GRAY

RF Speaker (+)LIGHT GREEN

RF Speaker (-)DARK GREEN

LR Speaker (+)BROWN

LR Speaker (-)YELLOW

RR Speaker (+)DARK BLUE

RR Speaker (-)LIGHT BLUE

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14-Pin Connector C1:

Pin Wire Color Circuit No. Function

1 RD/WH 340 Battery Positive Voltage

2 TN 201 Left Front Speaker Output (+) (UQ3)

TN 511 Left Front Low Level Audio Signal (+) (UQA/UQS)

3 L-GN 200 Right Front Speaker Output (+) (UQ3)

L-GN/WH 512 Right Front Low Level Audio Signal (+) (UQA/UQS)

4 PK 5149 Voice Recognition Audio Signal (UE1)

5 PK/BK 5152 Low Reference (UE1)

6 WH 7066 Entertainment Remote Enable Signal

7 YE 6817 LED Backlight Dimming Control

8 BK 2550 Ground

9 GY 118 Left Front Speaker Output (-) (UQ3)

D-GN 1947 Left Front Low Level Audio Signal (-) (UQA/UQS)

10 D-GN 117 Right Front Speaker Output (-) (UQ3)

OG/BK 1546 Front Low Level Audio Signal (-) (UQA/UQS)

11 Bare 2011 Drain Wire (UQA/UQS)

12 -- -- Not Used

13 D-GN 5060 Low Speed GMLAN Serial Data

14 -- -- Not Used

 

16-Pin Connector C2:

Pin Wire Color Circuit No. Function

1 BN/WH 367 Remote Radio Left Audio Signal (U2K)

2 D-GN/WH 368 Remote Radio Right Audio Signal (U2K)

3 Bare 2099 Drain Wire (UQA/UQS/UK6)

4 L-GN 7396 DVD Video Signal 2 (+) (DNU)

5 BN 199 Left Rear Speaker Output (+) (UQ3)

BN/WH 599 Left Rear Low Level Audio Signal (+) (UQA/UQS)

6 D-BU 46 Right Rear Speaker Output (+) (UQ3)

D-BU 546 Right Rear Low Level Audio Signal (+) (UQA/UQS)

7 D-BU 658 Cellular Telephone Voice Signal (UE1)

8 OG 6978 Amplifier Control (UQA Except Y91)

9 TN/WH 372 Remote Radio Audio Output (-) (U2K)

10 GY 388 Remote Radio Right Audio Signal (U2K)

11 Bare 1573 Drain Wire (U2K)

12 WH 7394 DVD Video Signal 2 (-) (DNU)

13 YE 116 Left Rear Speaker Output (-) (UQ3)

BN 1999 Left Rear Low Level Audio Signal (-) (UQA/UQS)

14 L-BU 115 Right Rear Speaker Output (-) (UQ3)

TN 1946 Right Rear Low Level Audio Signal (-) (UQA/UQS)

15 L-BU/BK 659 Low Reference (UE1)

16 D-GN/WH 7395 Video Mode 2 Signal (DNU)

 

16-Pin Connector C3:

Pin Wire Color Circuit No. Function

1 YE 2059 Auxiliary Audio Left Signal

2 WH 2058 Auxiliary Audio Right Signal

3 L-BU 5826 Left DVD Audio Signal (+)

4 WH 5828 Right DVD Audio Signal (+)

5 OG/BK 5831 Remote Infra Red Signal (+)

6 PK/BK 5844 Video Bright Control

7 D-GN 6975 DVD Video Signal (+)

8 PU 2056 Auxiliary Video High Signal

9 Bare 5345 Drain Wire

10 L-GN/BK 5845 Video Module Signal

11 PU 6979 DVD Audio Common

12 Bare 6980 DVD Audio Shield

13 TN/WH 5830 Remote Infra Red Signal (-)

14 Bare 6976 DVD Video Drain Wire

15 WH/BK 5335 DVD Video Signal (-)

16 Bare 5346 Video Drain Wire

 

16-Pin Connector C4:

Pin Wire Color Circuit No. Function

1 -- -- Not Used

2 -- -- Not Used

3 D-BU 6760 Center Channel Low Level Audio Signal (UQS)

4 WH 6763 Subwoofer Low Level Audio Signal (UQS)

5 D-GN/WH 817 Vehicle Speed Signal (UVC)

6 PK 6972 Camera Signal #2 + (UVC)

7 L-BU 6973 Camera Signal #2 (UVC)

8 PU 5837 Amplifier Audio Prompt Signal (+) (UQS)

9 -- -- Not Used

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14-Pin Connector C1:

Pin Wire Color Circuit No. Function

1 RD/WH 340 Battery Positive Voltage

2 TN 201 Left Front Speaker Output (+) (UQ3)

TN 511 Left Front Low Level Audio Signal (+) (UQA/UQS)

3 L-GN 200 Right Front Speaker Output (+) (UQ3)

L-GN/WH 512 Right Front Low Level Audio Signal (+) (UQA/UQS)

4 PK 5149 Voice Recognition Audio Signal (UE1)

5 PK/BK 5152 Low Reference (UE1)

6 WH 7066 Entertainment Remote Enable Signal

7 YE 6817 LED Backlight Dimming Control

8 BK 2550 Ground

9 GY 118 Left Front Speaker Output (-) (UQ3)

D-GN 1947 Left Front Low Level Audio Signal (-) (UQA/UQS)

10 D-GN 117 Right Front Speaker Output (-) (UQ3)

OG/BK 1546 Front Low Level Audio Signal (-) (UQA/UQS)

11 Bare 2011 Drain Wire (UQA/UQS)

12 -- -- Not Used

13 D-GN 5060 Low Speed GMLAN Serial Data

14 -- -- Not Used

 

16-Pin Connector C2:

Pin Wire Color Circuit No. Function

1 BN/WH 367 Remote Radio Left Audio Signal (U2K)

2 D-GN/WH 368 Remote Radio Right Audio Signal (U2K)

3 Bare 2099 Drain Wire (UQA/UQS/UK6)

4 L-GN 7396 DVD Video Signal 2 (+) (DNU)

5 BN 199 Left Rear Speaker Output (+) (UQ3)

BN/WH 599 Left Rear Low Level Audio Signal (+) (UQA/UQS)

6 D-BU 46 Right Rear Speaker Output (+) (UQ3)

D-BU 546 Right Rear Low Level Audio Signal (+) (UQA/UQS)

7 D-BU 658 Cellular Telephone Voice Signal (UE1)

8 OG 6978 Amplifier Control (UQA Except Y91)

9 TN/WH 372 Remote Radio Audio Output (-) (U2K)

10 GY 388 Remote Radio Right Audio Signal (U2K)

11 Bare 1573 Drain Wire (U2K)

12 WH 7394 DVD Video Signal 2 (-) (DNU)

13 YE 116 Left Rear Speaker Output (-) (UQ3)

BN 1999 Left Rear Low Level Audio Signal (-) (UQA/UQS)

14 L-BU 115 Right Rear Speaker Output (-) (UQ3)

TN 1946 Right Rear Low Level Audio Signal (-) (UQA/UQS)

15 L-BU/BK 659 Low Reference (UE1)

16 D-GN/WH 7395 Video Mode 2 Signal (DNU)

 

16-Pin Connector C3:

Pin Wire Color Circuit No. Function

1 YE 2059 Auxiliary Audio Left Signal

2 WH 2058 Auxiliary Audio Right Signal

3 L-BU 5826 Left DVD Audio Signal (+)

4 WH 5828 Right DVD Audio Signal (+)

5 OG/BK 5831 Remote Infra Red Signal (+)

6 PK/BK 5844 Video Bright Control

7 D-GN 6975 DVD Video Signal (+)

8 PU 2056 Auxiliary Video High Signal

9 Bare 5345 Drain Wire

10 L-GN/BK 5845 Video Module Signal

11 PU 6979 DVD Audio Common

12 Bare 6980 DVD Audio Shield

13 TN/WH 5830 Remote Infra Red Signal (-)

14 Bare 6976 DVD Video Drain Wire

15 WH/BK 5335 DVD Video Signal (-)

16 Bare 5346 Video Drain Wire

 

16-Pin Connector C4:

Pin Wire Color Circuit No. Function

1 -- -- Not Used

2 -- -- Not Used

3 D-BU 6760 Center Channel Low Level Audio Signal (UQS)

4 WH 6763 Subwoofer Low Level Audio Signal (UQS)

5 D-GN/WH 817 Vehicle Speed Signal (UVC)

6 PK 6972 Camera Signal #2 + (UVC)

7 L-BU 6973 Camera Signal #2 (UVC)

8 PU 5837 Amplifier Audio Prompt Signal (+) (UQS)

9 -- -- Not Used

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