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tbarn Senior Enthusiast

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If there is nothing available stuck around that area, you may have to drop the headliner to see whats available.

krunch Enthusiast

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Agreed...

 

i also found rhis online about farka connector colors. It may mean nothing but the black does jive with that being am/fm. 

 

I wonder if I have “Bordeaux Violet” And “Brown” which are “cellular”and “TV2 “respectively. Which could also make sense and these are for the onstar/WiFi and my backup camera... again, respectively.

 

I’m loosing hope :(

 

Krunch

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tbarn Senior Enthusiast

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I don't have access to the GM parts catalog but your system may use a different antenna an less leads.

krunch Enthusiast

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You have seen shark fin antennas that have fewer leads that multipurpose fewer connectors? If that's the case, some sort of Y adapter must be used to split the leads or something. Couldn't find anything online but is it possible that there are few to no differences in today's Sat/GPS/Cell antennas? I have seen pics of the backside of some shark fins online with 3 wires and there's not a lot of space in in that thing to begin with. I'm almost tempted to just try plugging in the purple connector to my Sirius and see what happens but I don't think I can get that fakra connector off without destroying it. I do have an extension cable in transit that might allow me to test this. I couldn't careless if OnStar goes away, I'll never use it. Have already thought about switching out that mirror in favor of an electrochromatic version to replace my "flip" mirror.

 

Thanx,

Krunch

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gamesman New Member

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Where can I purchase these fakra cables for my 2019 tahoe,  mine were cut at the module.

Can I splice on a new connector?

MikeBMW Senior Enthusiast

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6 hours ago, gamesman said:

Where can I purchase these fakra cables for my 2019 tahoe,  mine were cut at the module.

Can I splice on a new connector?

Maybe check with https://harnessdr.com/?

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