GM12-AUXV2 PIE Adjustable Auxiliary Input For 2002-2005 GM / Chevrolet / Cadillac / GMC / Pontiac Class II Radios (GM12-AUXV2)

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Product Details

• Item Weight: 1 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B000MWHH0M
• Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• Date first available at Amazon.com: December 21, 2006

Product Description

Product Description
Precision Interface Electronics (P.I.E.) is pleased to introduce the new GM12-AUXV2 adapter that creates an auxiliary audio input in select XM Ready/CD Changer ready GM Class II radios. The GM12-AUXV2 has a built-in audio adjustment pot with an input sensitivity range of 0.475 volts to 4.75 volts (peak to peak) allowing the installer to match the audio level of the AUX device to the audio level of the AM, FM, or CD modes of the factory radio. The new part is compatible with the following GM radios.

BUICK
Rainier 2004-2006

CADILLAC
Escalade 2003-2006
EXT 2003-2006

CHEVROLET Compatibility includes Navigation (Touch and Non-Touch screen) Radios.
Avalanche 2003-2006
Blazer 2003-2005
Canyon 2005-2006
Cavalier 2003-2005
Colorado 2004-2006
Impala 2000-2005
Lumina 2000-2005
Malibu 2002-2003
Monte Carlo 2000-2005
C/K Truck 2003-2006
S10 Truck 2003
Silverado 2003-2006
Suburban 2003-2006
SSR 2004-2006
Tahoe 2003-2006
TrailBlazer 2002-2006
Venture 2000-2005

GMC
Envoy 2002-2006
Sonoma 2003
Sierra 2003-2006
Yukon / Denali / XL 2003-2006

HUMMER Compatibility includes Navigation (Touch and Non-Touch Screen) radios
H2 2003-2006
H2T 2004-2006

PONTIAC
Aztec 2002-2006
Grand Am 2001-2005
Grand Prix 2004-2005
Montana 2000-2005
Sunfire 2000-2005
Vibe 2003-2005

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars Good Price. Good sound. What else could you ask for., June 25, 2009

By	Moo Moo (NJ) - See all my reviews

After the successful installation, the product works great. I chose to go with this type versus an iPod dock just for the flexibility to use any mp3 player. The only issue was during the installation. The maker, PIE has a leaflet style installation sheet. It says:

"For radios with 'BAND' button, jumper must be in 'XM' position"

My 2004 Venture has a 'BAND' button. Problem solved. Not so fast. The rest of the instructions say:

"for radios WITHOUT 'BAND' button, jumper must be in 'CHANGER' position(Uses CD/AUX button to access changer mode or Aux-input)"

Well, this is a bit confusing because my factory radio clearly has a BAND button AND a CD/AUX button. My gut told me to choose CHANGER, but I didn't listen and instead re-crimped the connector. Still didn't work. As I mentioned, my 2004 Venture radio has a rocker style button with BAND on one side and CD/AUX on the other. If you have this style factory radio, choose the "CHANGER" position and you'll be all set. Oh yeah...if you have a gut feeling about something, don't do like I did...listen to it.

4.0 out of 5 stars Aux input for GM factory radios, July 10, 2008

By	R. Keer (Pottstown, PA USA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

The product works as advertised but requires some effort to install. I installed it in my 2005 Yukon XL and it took about two hours because I took my time to solder the power and ground connections along with fishing wires up through the dash to my Sirius receiver.