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2006 GMC SIERRA STEREO PIN OUT WIRING DIAGRAM

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JDM1982 New Member

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Can someone please help me out with my truck stereo wiring diagram. I'm trying to install an aftermarket stereo on a 2006 GMC Sierra 1500 with bose audio system. 

Sharpz Enthusiast

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the best advice I can give you is leave your stock wiring alone.  Purchase an adapter that plugs directly into that harness and then you only need to only to wire your adapter for your radio, which they will give you (usually) Here is something you will need most likely if you want everything to work as it should.  

 

The first is the interface adapter

 https://www.amazon.com/PAC-RP5-GM11-Replacement-Interface-Navigation/dp/B07W8X76FL/ref=asc_df_B00DHUA9VA/?tag=&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312050280935&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10908300850449398951&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9026745&hvtargid=pla-435213456377&ref=&adgrpid=61716360643&th=1

 

It is pretty pricey but this retains all of your options that come factory with your truck, such as radio staying on for a time even after you turn your truck off, onstar, etc.  You can go with just a adapter and do a few wiring tricks, that I can help you with, if you want, but you will lose those functions that came with your truck.

 

From here you will need only visit your aftermarket stereos website for its wiring diagram which usually is on the radio.  If yours did not come with an adapter for that you will need to purchase one.

Ak_grown Enthusiast

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acc. switched and amp turn on is all low voltage data controlled.  please follow sharpz recommendation and look for a interface module save you the headache. Or just bypass the amp and rerun all new wires then you know you connected the correct wires.

toohi2cu2 New Member

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The adaptor/interface module is the way to go, especially if you have steering wheel radio controls. Installed a Pioneer DVD player in my '04 Silverado, which has steering wheel controls for radio, and am quite happy that I did. Now can change stations or volume without releasing steering wheel.

JDM1982 New Member

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Hi thanks everyone for the info.

My truck does not have a steering wheel control for the stereo nor an on star system, is a 14 wire delphi connector. I purchased a DKGM-48D interface and turbo-wire connector that suppose to be compatible but it came with 24 wire not 14 like the manufacturer one. 

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seems like the wrong wiring kit was purchased. that one you said seems to work for the newer 2007+ gm vehicles. if you are wanting to retain the bose amp this should work. or a complete rewire will ensure you have sound with the aftermarket radio. stating you do not have onstar doesn't really matter since the bose amp is in the vehicle. most of the integration kits  will include onstar retention paired with the bose sound integration.

 

 

https://www.amazon.com/Metra-GMOS-OnStar-Interface-Systems/dp/B000980HC4/ref=pd_sbs_3?pd_rd_w=9txbm&pf_rd_p=98101395-b70f-4a52-af63-8fac2c513e02&pf_rd_r=0Y6W4XGX3CNQNB0K2BGZ&pd_rd_r=1f362489-dbd2-481e-a37e-2dd1d55b2dcb&pd_rd_wg=RqF7q&pd_rd_i=B000980HC4&psc=1

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