I will be sure to get the pins done, by hook or crook.

How difficult is getting to that amp going to be? I'm not a Chevy tech, do you think I may be getting in over my head with this project? I'm not worried about doing a lot of work, I just don't want to turn my Tahoe into a paper weight.

Thanks.

 

You do not need to get to the amp for this job.....no wires interface between the amp on infared module

 

Here are the schematics for both audio and video.





Audio input and power, ground on connecter c211





C211 (D07) (40 Cavities)

Instrument panel harness (Y91) or instrument panel extension harness (except Y91) to console harness below the console trim panel on the right side in front of the audio amplifier

 

Thanks.

Let me see if I understand the different components listed on the schematics.

Radio:This is clear.
Infrared Module: Clear also.
Rear Seat Audio (RSA) Controller:I assume this is in the center console (where my RSA controls are)?
Audio/Video Adapter: No idea where this is or what it is. Would this be built into the Navigation/DVD head unit?

I also see it shows two sets of DVD video outputs from the radio, one to a "front video display" and one to a "rear video display". I will only have one video display (other then the head unit which will play movies in park), which set should I use?

 

Audio / Video adapter is the aux input plate. This plate would also have a 120volt output thru an adapter. Not needed you can disregard.
RSA is the rear seat controller. This is what I meant when I wrote about the amplifier harness in center console. If you do not have an, RSA then you can add power and ground.
Front and rear displays are for the Suburbans/ tahoesthat have 2 overhead flip down monitors. Just use the front display monitor.

 

I know this is old but is there any pinouts available for the ir module connector.(not sure how to interpret the wiring on the above diagram as i dont have the a plug for the IR module) thanks

 

Still friggin with it if anyone sees this.
Got the screen going,just would like to tap into the IR unit and run a few wires to the deck to get the remotes and headsets to work.