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- Page 1 Courtesy of: DiscountCarStereo.com Serving the internet community since 1995 AUX-GM1 QUICK START INSTALLATION GUIDE FOR SELECT 1995-05 GM WITH SEPARATE (SLAVE) TAPE, CD PLAYER OR CD CHANGER...
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Page 2: Installation
GM1 to work, vehicle must include at least one. Save yourself from hassles and costly returns—if your vehicle does not have a functioning slave/separate unit (See Fig. 1), don’t buy to try—The AUX-GM1 will not work! Fig. 2 32-pin radio connector... - Page 3 Warning: Some vehicles may include (2) slave units (e.g., single CD player or Tape player below climate controls plus 6-CD changer in Fig. 3 lower dash or armrest). Always connect the AUX-GM1 to radio 9-pin Radio port as seen in Fig. 3/5. Connecting to slave unit results in uninterrupted playback etc.
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Page 4: Operation
5. Drill a ¼” hole to dash/panel. Operation 6. Fit jack threads through hole and secure with included nut (See Fig. 8) Turn radio “ON”, 2. Press “TAPE AUX” or “CD AUX “button 3. Load a CD or Cassette into slave unit (This step is required) 4. -
Page 5: Feature Comparison
These adapters/cables are all compatible with 1995-05 with Theftlock radio in CD changer. These options are installed below climate controls, lower dash, upper dash and some (e.g., AUX-GM1, A2D-GM1) also requires a slave unit. armrest etc. and a 9-pin cable connects them to the main Theftlock radio (AM/FM/CD or AM/FM/Tape) in upper dash (See Fig. - Page 6 3. My vehicle has a separate tape player in lower dash; will the AUX-GM1 work? YES; the AUX-GM1 requires and retains separate tape player. Separate tape remains connected and functional. You must have (load) a cassette to unit for the AUX-GM1 to work.