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Easily remove the factory stereo in an otherwise impossible situation and replace it with an aftermarket stereo and retain all of the factory functions
Provides accessory (12-volt 10-amp)
Retains R.A.P. (retained accessory power)
Used in non-amplified audio systems
Retains chimes
Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, mute, V.S.S.)
Unit includes: GMOS-01 Interface control box, 16 pin wire harness, 14 pin to 12 pin and 24 pin harness, and Instruction manual
Metra GMOS-01 Onstar Class II Data Bus Interface for Non-Amplified Audio Systems
The GMOS-01 interface is designed to allow you to install an aftermarket radio and have it interface with the OEM vehicle and OnStar system. The GMOS-01 is designed for 2000 and Up GM vehicles that use the GM Class II data bus system. The interface retains full functionality of the OnStar system as well as all safety and warning chimes.
The GMOS-01 also retains the R.A.P or retained accessory power convenience feature, allowing you to use the radio after the vehicle is turned off as long as you don't open the doors. This interface has the capability of adjusting chime and OnStar volumes as well. In addition to these features, the GMOS-01 now has the required outputs for the installation of a navigation radio.
Features:
Easily remove the factory stereo in an otherwise impossible situation and replace it with an aftermarket stereo and retain all of the factory functions
Provides accessory (12-volt 10-amp)
Retains R.A.P. (retained accessory power)
Used in non-amplified audio systems
Retains chimes
Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, mute, V.S.S.)
What do all of the wire colors mean? Aftermarket manufacturers have made car stereo receiver installation an easier process by using a standardized wire color scheme. We walk you through what each individual wire does, this way if you have an installation that doesn't perform properly you will have the resources to begin troubleshooting your installation.
