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778 messages, Last post on Oct 16, 2009 at 9:12 AM
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I do not know for certain that it is for a CD changer but if not what else would it be for? Tail and Brake lights for a trailer hitch - not likely. Power antenna? Too many wires. My plug appears to have 7 wires running into it. That would seem about right for a changer. power(1) controls(2) and L & R audio out(4). NOTE: THIS IS A GUESS. |
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| If you go to the Kelly Blue Book Site and look under 2000 or 2001 Impala, The list of Options reads that the $80.00 Option Harness for the CD Changer is "Only" Available with the UL0 Radio, AM/FM Cassette only, Not Available with the Cassette and CD Upgraded Stereo with the AMP... Why I do not know? Where exactly are these wires so I can look for them myself in my LS? Thanks Don | |
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There is a multi-pin connector with about 7 wires hanging high in the trunk just behind and above the right rear wheel well, in back of the trunk liner. As I wrote in post # 10, my best GUESS is that it's for a CD changer. |
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Is the black connector in the middle what you are referring to? If yes, I do not know what it is for but thought that a pic (unfocussed) would at least locate it. |
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Yes- that wide thin black connector is what I'm referring to. Does yours also have 7 wires going into it? What's your best guess? |
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| Yes, seven wires. I do not know what it is but someone must have a shop manual and can tell us from a wiring diagram. It seems somewhat distant from the amp but perhaps the CD player is located at that right-side area. Hopefully, someone with a CD trunk unit can post a pic for us. | |
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I have the helm manual and looked up the connector you show in your picture, duraflex. You are right, it is the right one. It's a 10-pin connector with 7 slots populated. Looking at the end of the plug with the six slots on the left you have: (Far left) pin 10 Gray wire Audio Class 2 Serial Data. (moving right) pin 9 and 8 unused. Pin 7 black wire ground. Pin 6 not used. Pin 5 orange Battery positive. (break) Pin 4 bare drain wire. Pin 3 Lt Blue Remote playback device audio common signal. Pin 2 lt green remote playback device right audio signal. Pin 1 orange/black remote playback device left audio signal. Hope that helps. |
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Sorry Platour. I wrongly gave Duraflex credit for the photo. First one I didn't proofread and I botched it. I did find the connector in my car too, and it is the one I just described in post 16. Thank you for posting the photo - that helps a ton. Duraflex are you a gasket guy? |
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I'm the poster who first speculated that the CD harness was already in there (posts7-10-12). Thanks for posting the wiring info. FYI: You can revise (EDIT) anything you write here within 30 minutes of posting it. Number 17 was in that window of opportunity. What is a "helm manual"? |
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Thanks Dura and Mediumfry! That solves the question about one of the connectors. Now to see how much the dealer wants to install a CD changer into my car. =) I have a few leads on online suppliers of the unit, but I wanna see what it will cost to have the dealer do it. If it's pretty close, might be worth it to have them do it.
Still wonder what the other one is for. Mediumfry, can you look it up? |
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