Bose Wiring Harness Switch

By Naztayboy
October 23, 2007 in Audio, Electronics & Software

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Naztayboy

Posted October 23, 2007

I have an 05 silverado 1500 crew cab with a bose system. the harness that all the speakers come into though was stolen along with my radio. All the techs say I have to buy a whole new wiring kit that will cost about $600. I was wondering if I could use a harness from an 04 chevy tahoe with a bose system, because my friend has one

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