installing AAI-GM24 need ground

By five0_4tluv
January 14, 2006 in Audio, Electronics & Software

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five0_4tluv

Posted January 14, 2006

i tried to use the ground from the radio connector and that introduces static on XM and AUX inputs. but now i can't find a good one to use. i've using a bare wire and touching every piece of metal in site with no luck. is there a good tap in the fuse box? 03 tahoe

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