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What kind of CD player does a Chevy truck have?

This dash kit allows you to install a new single-DIN receiver (Crutchfield Research Photo) Many of these trucks were equipped with a version of GM’s ubiquitous AM/FM CD player, but later trucks could be had with an optional navigation receiver.

How to replace the stock stereo in a Chevy?

Removing the stock receiver isn’t terribly difficult, but you should work carefully and patiently to avoid damaging the trim pieces. Starting at the bottom edge, pry around the edges of the receiver trim panel to release the retaining clips. These clips are very tight, so don’t succumb to the temptation to use brute force.

Do you need audio adapter for GM rear seat entertainment?

If your SUV is equipped with the GM Rear Seat Entertainment (RSE) system, you’ll definitely need a separate adapter to connect it to the audio/video output on your new receiver

Where is the rear video display on a GM car?

Notes: 20. Description: Rear video display, leather, kalahari. Dual monitors are mounted on the back side of the front seat headrests..

When did I replace the stereo in my Chevy truck?

The factory stereo gear stayed largely the same over this truck’s 7-year run, but a 2003 dash refresh changed the way you go about replacing the receiver.

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