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sepenator wrote:the one posted isn't for 2000 bonnies, unless i'm missing something

myfirstbonnie wrote:2000 SSEi he will have the Bose system.

here’s the information on the radio DNL connector (w/ RPO UZ8 – Monsoon). This should apply from 2002-05.

A1 – PPL – Class 2 Serial Data (Primary)
A2 – PPL – Class 2 Serial Data (Primary)
A3 – PNK – 14V Reference
A4 – RED – FM Composite Signal
A5 – Not Used
A6 – PNK – Radio On Signal
A7 – LT BLU/BLK – Cellular Telephone Voice Low Reference
A8 – DK BLU – Cellular Telephone Voice Signal
A9 – BLK/WHT – Audio Common
A10 – BRN/WHT – Left Audio Signal (+), S-Band Receiver and/or CDX
A11 – DK GRN/WHT – Right Audio Signal (+), S-Band Receiver and/or CDX
A12 – BRN/WHT – LR Low Level Audio Signal (+)
A13 – BRN – LR Low Level Audio Signal (-)
A14 – LT GRN – RF Low Level Audio Signal (-)
A15 – LT GRN/BLK – RF Low Level Audio Signal (+)
A16 – BLK/WHT – Ground
B1 – ORN – Battery Positive Voltage (Live at all times)
B2 – ORN – Battery Positive Voltage (Live at all times)
B3 – WHT – Antenna Enable Signal
B4 – YEL – Backlight Lamps Control
B5 – BLK – Ground
B6 – PPL – Amplifier Present Signal
B7 – Not Used
B8 – Not Used
B9 – Not Used
B10 – Not Used
B11 – Bare – Ground (Audio Drain Wire)
B12 – TAN – LF Low Level Audio Signal (+)
B13 – DK GRN – LF Low Level Audio Signal (-)
B14 – BLK – RR Low Level Audio Signal (-)
B15 – DK BLU – RR Low Level Audio Signal (+)
B16 – BLK/WHT – Ground

swampthing wrote:you have to hook up the amplifier turn on wire from the HU to the pink (i think) wire going into the bose amp, it will NEVER turn on the amp until you do, I simply ran the extra wire back to the trunk and hooked it up.

I do not have experience with the GMOS-09 I have the PAC C2R-GM32R

swampthing wrote:when i did mine with the pac harness it didn't have a remote wire hookup. I followed a write up on the old bonneville club to make it work, there could be newer knowledge since I installed mine. I just know how I made mine work and that it works flawlessly.

sepenator wrote:Well i got everything working, now I have to cut the dash cavity to fit the HU and make sure all the connections are good, and I realized how sound proof and solid my car is too... I barely heard or saw the bass in my trunk while standing outside of the car.