🎵 PAC RP4-GM31: Premium Radiopro4 Stereo Replacement Interface with Steering Wheel Controls, Canbus Enabled for Select GM Vehicles Review

This wiring harness worked great on my 2008 Sierra with Bose. There was a small issue with the wiring and the customer service is the best I have ever dealt with. Spent half an hour on the phone with me and didn't stop until they figured out what was going on

The one supplied by Revain did not work. Luckily I have a friend who owns his own stereo installation business and was able to trade the dead box I received for the ones he had on his shelf. After everything went well, the device works as it should, but the one that was sent to me was very disappointing.

Works exactly as intended and helped make my project so much easier! Also a very good price. It should be noted that there are additional cables that you may not need. Just tape them back. The manual doesn't mention any cables you don't need. At first this confused me and I called tech support to help me out. They were very friendly and explained everything well.

Used for 2012 GMC Sierra with premium BOSE system. Apparently there are at least two different Bose systems. There may be a third Bose system, but either way this interface works on all the different Bose systems. I tried the proprietary Scosche interface on a truck of the same year and model, but it didn't work with this particular Bose system. The steering wheel controls are already integrated and programmed, so all you have to do is connect the cables to whatever new radio you're using and…

Purchased to install an aftermarket radio on a '09 Silverado 1500. I have fitted several radios in the past but have never attempted to integrate steering wheel controls. I didn't want to leave the Onstar option, so the cost savings made me buy this model. Set up was very easy, rotate the small dial to match the radio you will be interacting with and solder the connectors to the aftermarket wiring harness. The truck side of the setup was plug and play. I will say the new doorbell is a little…

This kit was purchased for our 2011 Chevy Impala no Bose system to install an aftermarket stereo system. The instructions are a bit confusing as the diagrams show 3 connectors and only 2 connectors are included in the kit. Two is all you need. If you know the basics of radio installation, you shouldn't have any trouble. The interface retains standard steering wheel controls and also retains doorbells and accessory power after the key is removed. When installing, you teach the interface the keys