Watch a full tutorial as a 2004 GMC Sierra / Chevy Silverado will have a brand new Pioneer MVH-210EX Double Din Touch Screen Radio installed. This install applies to both the Bose and non-Bose vehicles. We will also be retaining the factory steering wheel controls as well!
This video applies to GMC / Chevrolet (Chevy) Sierra / Silverado / Suburban / Yukon / Tahoe / Avalanche models for years 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2993, 2004, 2005 and 2006. This video also includes dash trim and stereo removal, wiring, installation, and testing.
NOTE: years 1995 – 2002 only fit single din radio replacements. Years 2002 – 2006 will fit single and double din replacements. If you want to add a double din radio in years 1999 – 2002, you will need the Dash Bezel Adapter: Metra DP-3002B Double DIN Dash Kit.
For the older version of this install, click here:
https://youtu.be/UVoq4rFcy0Y
For the unboxing of this Crux wiring harness adapter, click here:
https://youtu.be/B1zAsUsJy2w
Click here for the front speaker replacement:
https://youtu.be/P9sj1BFAX4A
Click here for the rear speaker replacement:
https://youtu.be/eNnFzPjHdEU
If you have any questions, leave a comment below! Be sure to like and subscribe!
Install Parts Used:
*Pioneer MVH-210EX Bluetooth Radio
*Crux SWRGM-48 Wiring Harness Adapter
*Metra 95-2001 Dash Kit
*Metra 40-GM10 Antenna Adapter
*BATIGE USB 3.0 & Aux Car Mount Flush Adapter
*Pioneer Microbypass for Video Playback
For 2002 and older models, see parts needed below:
*Metra 70-1858 Wiring Harness
*Metra 99-2009 Single DIN Installation
*Metra 40-GM10 Antenna Adapter
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Well the rest of the vehicle evidently went through a dust storm but the radio looks great.
What did that crux adapter cost you?
Soooo would everything be the same in my 01 suburban?
Wow clean work man. So satisfying watching someone install a radio so clean. Drives me nuts when an install is done half assed
Where can I possibly find the screws???
I have a 2004 GMC Yukon Denali xxl with factory Bose system . Has two harnesses and a green connector . I’m getting no sound to my new Sony double din and only powers up when yellow and red wires are all connected . Can’t shut off . What am I missing? Other harness are three green wires , a black one , and a pink / black stripe wire and orange black stripe wire . Please advise
I followed the steps, i have sound through the radio, but no sound from blue or usb. Any idea where I can find the issue?
Did the steering wheel adapter come with the CRUX SWRGM-48
With an 02 Chevy with a 1.5 din how would I go about installing a double din and having it look clean. Right now I wired up a double din unit and just trimmed my bezel but it does not look clean also had to use 2 pieces of wood one on each side to fill the gap
Hi, great video, I mirrored everything g you’ve done except when I plug everything in I don’t have much sound coming out, it does work but very low volume. I’ve checked my connections and settings on the radio and can’t figure it out, any help would be greatly appreciated
Do not get a Walmart radio. I learned the hard way, it sucks very bad buzzing sounds
Good video and explination but, Why not clean everything up before reassembly? You spent all that time wrapping the harness for a “professional look” and then reinstalled the dirty bezel over the dirty components. That just doesn’t seem very professional IMO. Also, how long before that usb adapter comes loose when the hot glue softens up on a summer day when the windows are rolled up?
Does the Crux adapter work with the bose system including the factory rear DVD player?
will this also do a back up camera
My 2005 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 has two harnesses, one like the one in yours, and a smaller black one beside of it. Where can i find an aftermarket adapter.The truck does not have on star, steering wheel controls, or the Bose sound system. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks I’m no longer intimidated
I have a 2003 gmc sierra that has a bose system , I did every you did but for some reason my head deck won't get power. The radio interface gets power though, when plugged in it chimes. But I do need the remote turn on wires connected together and there is 2 of them.
Does the Mute/OnStar button on the steering wheel operate the bluetooth mic after the conversion, or just still work as a mute?