I’m getting water in my passenger floor. I’m assuming my drain is clogged or isn’t running to where it should ( I had the whole hvac unit out and reinstalled, maybe I missed the drain?). Can someone tell me where the drain is and should go?
My key is getting stubborn in the ignition switch. It takes more and more fiddling to get it to turn. I’m assuming the tumblers are worn, but I saw something about programming the keys. I tried searching but didn’t find any threads with this specific problem. I’m guessing I just need a new...
Update……turns out I had bad connections at both front speakers. I cleaned the pins on the speaker and on the connector and it ohm’s out correctly and the front speakers now work fine. Now to figure out why the rear speakers don't work, wouldn’t be surprised if it’s the same issue.
This is a weird one, I lost my front and rear speakers. The sub still works and the tweeters work, but all others went silent. It’s a factory Bose setup with a new Boss head unit. I’m thinking it has to be within the Bose amp or ???
Update, camera is working. Using the diagram I have and the diagram provided I was able to get it connected and working. If anyone else ever needs the pin-out from the camera, you can ignore the white wire, it isn’t used.
Camera is a stock replacement for 08 Yukon I got from eBay. The display is a new Boss CarPlay unit from crutchfield with the proper adapters to interface all factory functions (steering wheel controls, etc).
Thank you! That’s certainly helps. I tried hooking it up according to this diagram but it’s not recognizing the camera. Maybe the white wire (not shown on the diagram) needs to connect to something? The white wire doesn’t seem to be shown on this diagram.
I’m wanting to install an OEM backup camera on my 1941 Cadillac project ( it’s on a 2008 Yukon Denali). I have all the stock Yukon wiring, except I’ve deleted the harness for the lift gate. I want to wire the camera directly to the rear harness. My challenge is that the camera I bought (OEM...
I’ve been putting this off, but finally dropped my oil pan and replaced the O-ring and gasket. Not the worst job to do, but not much fun either. That said, now my oil pressure is nice and solid in the green. I was getting intermittent low pressure warnings prior.
Has anyone successfully installed a smaller diameter steering wheel? I could use more room between my wheel and the door panel on my 2008 Yukon based 1941 Cadillac, and I figure if anyone has done it it would be someone here. I’d like to keep the steering wheel controls functional.
As this is intended to be a beach cruiser, it needed to be able to haul my jetski. I had to raise the center portion of the rear speaker shelf to get the height needed, but it fits and trunk closes.
I removed my airbags and the biggest problem I’m seeing is the stupid “Service Airbag” message constantly in my display. It prevents seeing the mileage.
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