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Lost my chimes
upgraded the stereo on my 2002 gls coupe jensen 9512 hu. affinty kappa components 6 1/2 60.9cs in the doors tweeter in factory location, 692.9i kappas in the rear, RF p450.4 450w 4ch. 10" p2dvc punch sub enclosed box, RF p325.1 427w amp, all new wiring wired in using metra gmos-04 interface still have RAP security light operates normal but no chimes, how do iget them back? lauren.
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most people would consider it a good thing that the annoying dings are gone
but it's due to not using the correct wiring harness. the chimes weren't wired up with your aftermarket deck properly. |
any idea what harness should be used to retain rap and chimes ?
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The correct harness runs in the neighborhood of $70 and comes with 12 feet of extra wiring to relocate the factory deck somewhere else in the car...most people just strap it down in the trunk.
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Weird. I bought my headunit from Crutchfield, which includes the correct harness for free, and my chimes work. Plug and play. Shouldn't need to have the factory radio in the car :lol:
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Ion, Does yours have a little speaker?
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because you have a 2000. It's only 2001-2004 that are affected.
There is an adjustment for the chime level with the gmos-04. Check the 7th page of the manual. http://documents.victorytechnologies...oduct/6932.pdf |
And Cliff comes in to save the day! I was always confused when people were talking about this $100+ wiring harness that I didn't seem to need.
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Tried the adjustment no luck wonder if the speaker is in the gmos-4 or u need to use external speaker since none of the rca"s from the metra were plugged into the hu there are no external speaker hooked to it. |
That could be it...
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No chimes was up there with winning the lottery when i had my hoe! Wiring harness for the mustang for mobile video is $150
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I have an 04 and I got the harness from someone here and I did not have to keep the stock stereo. I paid 70 for it. Kept the chimes. I'll see if I have more info about it at home...
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That would be great, have to pull out the hu soon to wire backup camera and head rest monitors. |
Check your pm's I found some info on the harness let me know if it works...
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I used the GM wiring harness unit from Periferal, on e-bay. It has the module in it so you get the chimes and all the other wonderful stuff that $90 can buy you.
The module is bright green and it about 3" x 1.5" x 1.5" and just gets tied under your dash |
Well have you checked that the Audio output is at a reasonable level. It says in the instructions that if you have a HU that has high voltage outputs that you need to adjust the output level on the GMOS to around 2volts or it will cause distortion if you have a factory amp.
Just from reading what you wrote and the directions on the GMOS it appears that the chimes are being feed throught the RCA's on the GMOS, and if you don't have those hooked up then that could be where the problem is. I doesn't appear to be any audio from the head unit being sent through the unit itself unless you use the RCA's or the Metra Line Converter. If you are truly not using rca's then you have to be using a line output converter, and it may very well be the wrong one. Just my opinion from what I have seen posted above. |
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Yeah the rca's from the head unit all go to the fosgate amp's that feed all speakers, guess the gmos is for aftermarket head unit to factory sound system. I may try plugging the monssoon amp back in and attach a speaker to the factory wiring in the left door see if my chimes are there. |
So are you just using the GMOS for power to the aftermarket HU? This could be where the problem is. Let us know how that goes!
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yep power for the HU, RAP works fine, reverse for rear view camera and park brake for watching dvd's all this works with the cmos, will let you know when i find the chimes.
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Hey im a supervisor of car electroincs. Usually the GMOS4 is if you have on star. You would want the GMRC02 which retains door chime and accesory.
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Walmart sells a Scosche kit that has a chime module, http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=5691045 I have not used it but if I ever did add a new HU this is what I would get. It also adds a switched +12V wire.
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I have that formy radio harness havent had any problems.. get it simple hook up
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I am so glad i have a 99, GM royally fouled this up, it is the most retarded feature that a car manufactuer has ever done. oh lets put the chimes and pretty much all innerworkings of the cars brain in the stereo.......dumbasses. Its bad enough in my lexus i had to rewire everything becasue of the factory amp, the lexus harness didnt have the correct connections, so i had to get a toyota harness, run it from the plug originall going into the amp and run another 4 feet from that plug to my headunit. Do the newer GMs still do this? they need t stop it if they do, becasue it makes it difficult do to a very remedial task (upgrading HU)
just my 2 cents, sorry I have no actual help, I would probably go w/o chimes then to spend 70-100 for that special wireing harness. |
You know if you are amplifying the fronts then you will need the GMRC 01 because that one has the speaker built into it, where the GMRC 02 uses the driver side speaker. The guy above is right the one you got is usually used for onstar applications but can still be used if you don't want to here the chimes.
http://www.amdistributors.com/mobile...PP%20GUIDE.pdf ..looks like a choice of GMRC-01, GMRC-02, GMOS-01,GMOS-04 |
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So...My question is, which one would be the best choice? One of my friends is offered me his old aftermarked HU but i still need the harness for the chimes (which I find helpful). I have a 2001 GLS 4dr. Thanks :) and yes, I know this thread is old. |
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this sir. while functional.. is the ghetto way to do it. its what my friend did with his impala. There are two harnesses the one rowdy mentioned and the kind that has a little box attached to it this box works as the chimes and ceiling light (when i had my factory cd player the ceiling light would work with the door setting. Got the aftermarket and harness and it worked fine).. it costs around $100 and requires no factory cd player. |
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