I have a 2008 tahoe and i want to get a blue tooth in it, it has a mic for the built in phone and i was wondering if there is a blue tooth set that hooks up to the cars existing speakers and microphone that i could get in my car.
Blue tooth for 2008 tahoe
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ChevyFreak
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The are lots of options out there for you to try. I know Motorola has some options, Parrot is another, and Scosche makes BlueFusion. Of course, there are many more choices than that, but these are fairly common brands that I researched when looking for bluetooth for my Tahoe.
I currently have a Scosche BlueFusion unit installed in my vehicle. It's rather easy to install, and works with the speakers in the vehicle. However, it still requires a stand-alone mic that needed to be run from the unit across the headliner.
There is a thread on this forum that you can read more about BlueFusion HERE
Scosche BlueFusion Product Page
It is quite expensive on their website. I was able to find it cheaper on eBay thanks to a tip from member Green Machine.
As I said there are plenty of other options out there for you to try. I am not entirely sure if there is one particular unit that integrates fully into the in-car system. I am sure some other members here can offer up their opinions and experiences with other devices.
I currently have a Scosche BlueFusion unit installed in my vehicle. It's rather easy to install, and works with the speakers in the vehicle. However, it still requires a stand-alone mic that needed to be run from the unit across the headliner.
There is a thread on this forum that you can read more about BlueFusion HERE
Scosche BlueFusion Product Page
It is quite expensive on their website. I was able to find it cheaper on eBay thanks to a tip from member Green Machine.
As I said there are plenty of other options out there for you to try. I am not entirely sure if there is one particular unit that integrates fully into the in-car system. I am sure some other members here can offer up their opinions and experiences with other devices.
felixgun
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you could get the VCIM module from newer GM vehicles with bluetooth factory and get it flashed by the dealer to use the factory stuff. There are a lot of posts on other forums about this. I'm actually thinking about doing this myself...
ChevyFreak
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True. I didn't think about that. You lose Onstar capabilities though, correct? It's not a big deal if you don't use Onstar, but if you do this would not work.
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