🔊 Enhance Sound Quality with GM Genuine Parts 25811051 Radio Speaker Amplifier Review

Didn't know Revain would make something like this. I am very happy with the price and it was definitely a brand new part that solved my problem.

Replaced a damaged amplifier in a 2008 Buick Enclave CXL. Works just like the original. It is very difficult to remove the damaged part due to the position of the third screw, but it is possible. Solves the problem of no sound from the entertainment system and turn signals.

Dealer wanted over $400 plus an additional $250 for installation. I bought a 2008 Buick Enclave in the trash. Everything went wrong with this SUV, some things like the 2-speed gearbox. This caused an occasional problem, but it worked for 2 years. Finally it exploded. A real nightmare to replace if you have really small hands. Reach the dashboard on the driver's side, reach the 3 screws, then disconnect the 3 wiring harnesses. Then the back was even more pleasant.

Very glad to have found this for our 2008 Buick Enclave (90,000 miles) as our dealer charged almost $700 to replace the original part. Pretty tricky and time consuming if you've never replaced one of these (probably everyone reads these reviews). Just check out some of the forums that discuss replacing this amp to get an idea. DYI'r, just be patient and take your time.

What a real agony to get him out of my 2008 enclave. But that solved the problem with the radio. If you are interested in purchasing this amplifier and are having trouble with your radio you will need a 7mm ratchet wrench, a 7mm 1/4" socket with a 6 pt thread, a 10mm 1/4" Inch socket, flat and deep, and a long thin flat head. screwdriver tip. I took the BCM out which wasn't a problem but you will also need to remove the black plastic BCM holder. I saved a lot of money doing the work myself, but

My 2008 Buick Enclave Bose broke down and was making horrible loud noises every time the doorbell or turn signal their noise should be made by the amplifier. The dealer offered over $1,000 to replace the amp. I searched YouTube and found some videos on how to do it yourself. This was an exact part number replacement for my unit and after about 3-4 hours of work to remove and install a new one this works great. Tip: Purchase a ratcheting socket wrench to remove the top screw. Warning: You will…