OnStar Wiring Question (part number?)
In a fit of stupidity, I broke the OnStar connector on my truck while installing my ipod adaptor. It is the blue connector (coax cable) that connects up behind the glove box. I have been unable to get my service advisor to tell me howmuch it will cost to replace it (lost GPS functionality).
Anyone have access to a wiring diagram that could lead to a part number. Also, if anyone knows where the cable terminates at the other end that would be helpful as well.
Thanks,
Anyone have access to a wiring diagram that could lead to a part number. Also, if anyone knows where the cable terminates at the other end that would be helpful as well.
Thanks,
I have a 2007 Silverado Extended Cab and since you have accidentally busted the antennaconnector on your OnStar I was wondering if you could give me a little help locating it as I don't have a use for OnStar and I do have a use for the GPS antenna connected to OnStar (connecting it to my GPS). I pulled the glove box door completely open and saw a box thinking it was the OnStar box. I disconnected the coax and the connector with 4 wires then turned on my truck. The OnStar light on the mirror came on, so I thought "maybe that was for XM"; hit the "Band" button on my radio to get to XM and it said "XM unavailable". The XM control box was the only one I could find behind the glove box. Thanks in advance for any help you can give.
You missed the onstar wire. It is a small coax that connects to the same box. It is the blue connector. The white one is XM. Is your 2007 a classic body style like mine (just in case they changed it on the new body style truck)?
Good Luck.
Good Luck.
Oh ya, my truck is the new body style. There's a yellow connector on the coax for the XM. Hmmm guess I need to get a bore scope or something so I can find that elusive box.
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