What kind of stereo system does a Chevy truck have?

These trucks came equipped with several stereo systems, including a 6 CD in-dash Bose® system and options to add navigation, rear seat audio, DVD systems, or satellite radio.

Can you use satellite radio on a Chevy Silverado?

If your Silverado or Sierra came with satellite radio, you’ll lose it when you remove the factory stereo. Thankfully, there are plenty of aftermarket receivers that will work beautifully with an outboard SiriusXM satellite radio tuner.

How do you replace a stereo in a Chevy?

These clips are very tight, so work carefully and be patient. Once they’re all clear, you can remove the trim panel. Next, you’ll remove the six 7mm screws securing the switch panel, heater controls and factory radio. You can allow the heater controls to hang while you disconnect the harnesses, remove the old radio, and install the new one.

Can a Bose stereo be installed in a Chevy truck?

If your truck is equipped with the Bose system, you’ll need a wiring interface to connect your new stereo to the Bose amplifier and speakers, while retaining all warning chimes and OnStar functionality (if activated).

What kind of stereo does a 2007 Chevy Silverado have?

The 2007 “Classic” models have a distinctive face. (Crutchfield Research Photo) In brief: This Crutchfield Research Garage article gives you an overview of your truck’s stock stereo system and your aftermarket upgrade options. Use our vehicle selector to find the gear that will fit your Silverado or Sierra.

Where is the stereo plug on a Chevy Silverado?

If your Chevy Silverado has a 16-pin plug on the back of your stereo, you will need to follow this guide instead of the previous one. Silverado Stereo Switched 12V+ Wire: You can opt to use the GMLAN data wire here, or simply tee into your steering column instead. Next up in our Silverado stereo wiring guide is the auxiliary audio input wires.