Need Help With Radio Reset After Battery Change
10-03-2012, 01:46 PM
#21
Tech Contributor
If you activate that feature again, be sure to write down your code somewhere, or pick one that you'll easily remember.
As a side note, I keep it activated just for flashing LED on the radio face.
It gives the appearance of the car being alarmed, to those with curious eyes.
As a side note, I keep it activated just for flashing LED on the radio face.
It gives the appearance of the car being alarmed, to those with curious eyes.
10-04-2012, 12:40 PM
#22
Team Owner
You are correct. I just figured that someone who was satisfied to stay stock, probably didn't want $450 in a bezel and $800 in a head unit. These I linked will go in the car with no modification (in spite of it saying modified fit on the site).
10-04-2012, 06:27 PM
#23
Le Mans Master
11-20-2012, 10:12 PM
#24
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This is just another example of GM engineering idiots doing something to cause headaches for the owner of a vehicle. I'd be willing to bet there's never been a factory radio stolen from one of these things in history. I mean, ask your self. If you were going through the trouble of stealing a radio, would you pick one of these pieces of crap with 0 fm sensitivity and a s/n ratio of 20%, or would you steal some nice Kenwood head unit that actually has features and works. And if you already have a Vette, what in gawds name would possess a person to want one of these in the car, especially a used one.
For $129 at Crutchfield, you can replace that delco pos with a real honest to goodness head unit. I'd do that before typing in the 3 digit code.
For $129 at Crutchfield, you can replace that delco pos with a real honest to goodness head unit. I'd do that before typing in the 3 digit code.
