🔌 Impala/Monte Carlo 2006 and Up: Metra 70-2105 Radio Wiring Harness - Enhance Your Audio Experience Safely Review

Does not fit I found the right one at Walmart that will save your alarms and calls like a flasher and it's not for $40 just use it cuz you don't have to look for one Power cable under the dashboard

This didn't match my connectors and I had to move all the pins to get the wiring harness to work properly. My radio didn't work properly until I fixed it. My radio replacement that was supposed to take an hour took 3. If you know how to fix the seat belts and have the time, this is a good $130 seat belt replacement.

Purchased for 2009 Pontiac Vibe. Fits and works but does not include the lighting wire (dimming the head unit with the headlights) or the 3 wires needed to control the steering wheel. I ended up buying a second one to remove the wires/pins to make up for these missing connections. Otherwise it works great.

Used in 2011 Silverado. At first there was only FM radio. I have a Pioneer AVH X4500 installed, the 2 dash connectors fit perfectly onto this single connector. The only problem is finding a 12 volt power source. Finally found one in the wiring harness next to the fuse box on the left side of the dash. Also uses a Metra 95-3305 dash kit (not perfect, but close). and a Metra 40-CR10 antenna adapter (perfect fit).

The wiring harness sent to me is the "correct" wiring harness as it fits my car and works, but I doubt it is. actually chassis brand Metra. It was shipped in a padded envelope with no packaging or Metra instructions. Luckily, I've been a professional installer for 20 years and know exactly what to do with the loose "accessory" wire that comes with the wiring harness. A beginner may scratch their head as there were no instructions. My feeling that this is not a genuine part of the Metra brand is