Chevy GMC 2005-2012 Truck Radio AM FM mp3 CD Upgraded w Aux 3.5mm Input 15216905
SKU: 638-02627-A
$285.00
Chevy GMC 2005-2012 Truck Radio AM FM mp3 CD Upgraded w Aux 3.5mm Input 15216905
is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
2005 - 2006 - 2007 - 2008 - 2009 - 2010 - 2011 - 2012
Chevrolet GMC Buick
Canyon Colorado Envoy Rainer SSR Trailblazer
AM FM mp3 CD Player Radio Upgraded with Auxiliary Input
For use with iPod, iPhone, MP3 Players, Satellite Radio & More!
Part Number: 15216905
Compatible Part Numbers: 15189817 / 15806673 / 15837848 / 15941771 / 25998449
Option Code: US8.
*This radio requires dealer turn-on but can be put into a fully functioning test mode for 10 minutes at a time upon installation. Any GM dealer can unlock the radio and it is literally a 5-minute process.*
This listing is for a 2005-2012 Chevy GMC Canyon, Colorado, Envoy, Rainier, SSR, and Trailblazer factory OEM AM FM mp3 CD Player Radio that has been upgraded with an aux input for use with iPhone, iPod, MP3 Players, Satellite Radio, Android Phones and more! You will not lose any functionality when the auxiliary input is in use and the radio will have all factory OEM features!
The mp3 function on this radio allows the radio to play mp3-formatted CDs.
The operation of the iPod jack is a snap. Just plug your accessory in and you will be listening to it through all of your car speakers. Tired of listening to static over your FM-modulated satellite radio? Just plug it right in and listen to satellite radio the way it is supposed to sound! Use the volume control on the radio as you usually would. It is the same with the bass, treble, fader, and balance. Press the clock button and you have a clock display. There is no compromise on the audio going into the jack as it is running straight into the amp.
The iPod and Cable shown are for application example only and are unfortunately not included.
Please contact the seller with fitment or function questions.
All products come with a 90-day warranty.
Free shipping to all 50 states.
