Kupu Whakataki
The Connects2 CTSGM-49 Radio Replacement Module is designed to facilitate the installation of an aftermarket car stereo in select GM vehicles manufactured between 2004 and 2016. This module ensures the retention of critical factory functions, including steering wheel controls and various vehicle chimes, while preventing fault codes in the vehicle's Electronic Control Module (ECM).
Nga waahanga hua
- Radio Replacement Simplification: Streamlines the integration of an aftermarket head unit into your vehicle's existing electrical system.
- Te Pupuri o te Mana Urunga (SWC): Maintains the functionality of your factory steering wheel buttons for audio control (volume, track, etc.).
- Factory Chime Retention: Preserves all original vehicle chimes, including safety and warning alerts (e.g., low fuel, seatbelt, park assist).
- ECM Fault Code Prevention: Sends correct data to the vehicle's ECM to prevent fault codes that can occur when the factory radio is removed, ensuring proper vehicle diagnostics.
- Accessory Power Output: Provides a +12V switched accessory power source (rated at 0.3A) for the aftermarket radio. Note: This output is not intended to power the head unit directly.
Ihirangi mokete
The Connects2 CTSGM-49 package includes the following components:
- Connects2 CTSGM-49 Radio Replacement Module
- Vehicle-specific Wiring Harnesses
- Chime Speaker (for factory chime retention)
Image shows the main module, various wiring harnesses for vehicle integration, and a small speaker for retaining factory chimes.
Waka Hototahi
This module is compatible with a range of GM vehicles. Please refer to the table below to confirm your vehicle's compatibility and supported steering wheel control functions. Note that some vehicles may not be compatible if fitted with factory navigation for specific model years.
The table details compatible Buick, Chevrolet, GMC, Hummer, Pontiac, Saturn, and Suzuki models, their respective years, harness type (A, B, C), and whether Steering Wheel Control (SWC) functions are supported (Y/N). Specific notes regarding factory navigation compatibility are also included.
Key Compatibility Notes:
- Buick: Enclave (2008-2012), Lucerne (2006-2010)
- Chevrolet: Avalanche (2007-2013), Cobalt (2005-2010), Equinox (2007-2009), Express Van (2008-2016), HHR (2006-2011), Impala/Impala SS (2006-2013), Malibu (2004-2012), Monte Carlo (2006-2007), Silverado 1500-3500 (2007-2013), Suburban (2007-2014), Tahoe (2007-2014), Traverse (2009-2012). Note: Suburban/Tahoe/Sierra/Yukon models from 2012-2013 are not compatible if fitted with factory navigation.
- GMC: Acadia (2007-2012), Savana (2008-2016), Sierra 1500-3500 (2007-2013), Yukon (2007-2014), Yukon XL (2007-2014).
- Hummer: H2 (2008-2009)
- Pontiac: G5 (2007-2009), G6 (2005-2009), Solstice (2007-2009), Torrent (2007-2009)
- Saturn: Aura (2007-2009), Outlook (2008-2009), Sky (2007-2009)
- Suzuki: XL7 (2007-2010)
Aratohu Tāuta
Installation of the CTSGM-49 module requires basic automotive electrical knowledge. It is recommended to consult a professional installer if you are unsure about any steps. Always disconnect the vehicle's battery before beginning installation.
Hipanga Tāuta Whānui:
- Whakaritea te Waka: Ensure the vehicle's ignition is off and disconnect the negative terminal of the battery.
- Tango irirangi wheketere: Carefully remove the existing factory radio from the dashboard.
- Honoa ngā taura waea: Connect the vehicle-specific wiring harnesses from the CTSGM-49 module to the vehicle's factory wiring. Ensure all connections are secure.
- Connect Aftermarket Radio: Connect the other end of the CTSGM-49 harnesses to your aftermarket car stereo's wiring. Pay close attention to power, ground, speaker, and accessory wire connections.
- Integrate Chime Speaker: Connect the provided chime speaker to the designated output on the CTSGM-49 module. Position the speaker in a location where chimes can be clearly heard but are not obstructed.
- Tauranga Kōwae: Securely mount the CTSGM-49 module in a safe, dry location behind the dashboard, away from moving parts or heat sources.
- Pūnaha Whakamātautau: Reconnect the vehicle's battery. Turn on the ignition and test the aftermarket radio's functionality, including audio, steering wheel controls, and factory chimes. Verify that no new warning lights appear on the dashboard.
- Huihui Anō i te Papatohu: Once all functions are confirmed, carefully reassemble the dashboard components.
For detailed wiring diagrams and specific vehicle instructions, please refer to the comprehensive installation manual provided with your product or consult the manufacturer's webpae.
Mahi
Once installed, the Connects2 CTSGM-49 module operates automatically to maintain factory functions. There are no user-adjustable settings on the module itself.
Mana Wira urungi:
Your factory steering wheel controls will function as they did with the original radio, allowing you to control basic functions of your aftermarket head unit such as:
- Rōrahi Whakarunga/Whakararo
- Track Up/Down (Next/Previous)
- Te Aratau/Maataunga Puna
- Call Answer/End (if supported by your aftermarket radio and vehicle)
The specific functions retained may vary slightly depending on your vehicle's original configuration and the capabilities of your aftermarket radio.
Factory Chimes:
All factory chimes (e.g., seatbelt warning, door ajar, low fuel, park assist) will continue to sound through the dedicated chime speaker provided with the module. The volume of these chimes is typically controlled by the vehicle's factory settings or is fixed.
Raparongoā
If you encounter issues after installing the CTSGM-49 module, consider the following common troubleshooting steps:
| Raruraru | Take pea | Rongoā |
|---|---|---|
| Kaore he mana ki te reo irirangi muri. | Incorrect wiring, blown fuse, or module not receiving power. | Check all wiring connections, especially power and ground. Verify vehicle fuses. Ensure the module is properly connected to the vehicle's power source. Remember the module's accessory power output is 0.3A and not for powering the head unit directly. |
| Karekau e mahi nga mana urungi. | Incorrect SWC wiring, incompatible aftermarket radio, or vehicle not supported for SWC retention. | Verify the SWC wires are correctly connected between the module and the aftermarket radio. Check your aftermarket radio's manual for SWC input configuration. Confirm your vehicle model and year are listed as supporting SWC in the compatibility table. |
| No factory chimes or chimes are too quiet/loud. | Chime speaker not connected, faulty speaker, or incorrect module connection. | Ensure the chime speaker is securely connected to the module. Check the speaker for damage. Verify all module connections are firm. Chime volume is typically fixed by the vehicle's system. |
| Check Engine Light or other warning lights appear. | Module not communicating correctly with vehicle's ECM. | Double-check all module connections. Ensure the module is receiving proper power and data signals. If issues persist, consult a professional installer or vehicle technician. |
If troubleshooting steps do not resolve the issue, please contact STINGER customer support for further assistance.
Whakatakotoranga
- Tau tauira: CTSGM-49
- Waitohu: Tuhinga o mua
- Rauemi: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
- Taumaha Tūemi: 5.6 hekere
- Ahu mōkihi: 9 x 4.5 x 1.75 inihi
- Momo Tuhono: Rectangular Or Circular Connector
- Accessory Power Output: +12V, 0.3A (max)
- Hototahi: Select GM Buick/GMC/Hummer/Pontiac/Saturn/Suzuki Vehicles (2004-2016) with GM LAN 29 Bit system.
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Kaihanga: Tuhinga o mua
Te Ra Tuatahi Wātea: Mahuru 6, 2024
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