Tahoe Factory Delco Radio Bluetooth Stereo Aux Mod for less than $7

[@wholmon]

This worked awesome on my 2002 Chevy Avalanche! Thanks for the video. Doing this saved me a lot of money!

[@thrill2reel586]

You could probably get a blank cd to avoid having to turn down the volume every time you pause.... right?

[@thatonecarmonkey4477]

Yes, I instead installed an AUX input.

[@julianjimenez9901]

Do you "inline spice" the Lin and Rin or just cut them and leave the other end open?

[@jamesstotler329]

The connections that you soldered to the PCB on the Delco, could you just have rewired the out-put from the bt receiver to the cut wires that went to the PCB connector? Not talking crap just curious as to weather those were the same connections. Thanks.

[@thatonecarmonkey4477]

Hi, James. I tried that, but there was a ground loop that I couldn't get rid of.

[@jamesstotler329]

@@thatonecarmonkey4477 I wired mine up the way you showed in the video and works great. Thanks for making the video.

[@thatonecarmonkey4477]

@@jamesstotler329 You are nost welcome.

[@M.khashan]

Is the connection to caset stereo different?

[@thatonecarmonkey4477]

Hi, yes. I think there's a video he in KZbin about that.

[@bige8397]

Just a thought. Record a "blank" CD-R for use with bluetooth, that way when bluetooth is off, there is no other audio playback. That said, I am not at all familiar with these GM radios and do not know if they will read CD-R's.

[@thatonecarmonkey4477]

They do, I've since replaced the radio with an android unit. But, yes, tried the blank CD. It worked.

[@schizophrenicdolphinz9822]

so with you can play cds and use bluetooth?

[@thatonecarmonkey4477]

Correct

[@gmdeutsch]

Nice! Can your post where you purchased the Bluetooth module and part number? Thanks for the video.

[@thatonecarmonkey4477]

Hi! On eBay, search 12/24v bluetooth module" 🙂

[@gmdeutsch]

Thanks, ArmorLab!

[@thatonecarmonkey4477]

I just checked, I couldn't find the same one. Not sure if they still offer the same model.

[@gmdeutsch]

ArmorLab, yeah I couldn’t find it either. I found this one in Amazon. Bluetooth Board, DROK Audio Receiver Bluetooth Module DC 5V-24V 12v Portable Wireless Electronics Stereo Music Receive Circuit Chip with Micro USB Port for Headphone Speaker Home Sound System DIY www.amazon.com/dp/B07P94Z9XR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_fabc_vleXFbTR93SG2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

[@thatonecarmonkey4477]

Looks like a better quality module. Any would do, as long as it doesn't have the "Bluetooth is now connected" lady voice. 😁

[@JohnKlopp]

Nice how-to. I was searching to find out how to do this on my 2002 Tahoe, but want to try to do this through my tape player, which is a separate module on the console. Did your Tahoe have the tape player and if so, why did you opt to go through the CD interface? Thanks!

[@thatonecarmonkey4477]

Hi John, no, I don't have the tape deck, hence the CD route. It's wired differently now, I killed the CD altogether and just added an Aux input instead.

[@nozty]

Nice one Martz. :)

[@alexramex6177]

How about a friend, sorry you will have photos of your project.

[@thatonecarmonkey4477]

Here you go. kzbin.info?redir_token=QUFFLUhqbVBiQmY5SmFoNEVwUUg2eGtrS0M0X1htd2VTQXxBQ3Jtc0trTl9SMjB3TWE1WXRZaHZVa0c2ZFhxd0RxS0hWa1pQMG5sVDR1am5JT1R4Z3JmdU9oUmJJNjVQdHBhdDlwZVhrejhhOVEyN29yeFJsVnRQWWpuQXdqa1ctV1ZWbW4tR01pUEJNZEVpNDcwa00wWXJYOA%3D%3D&v=Esu7R81HMfg&q=https%3A%2F%2Fdrive.google.com%2Fopen%3Fid%3D0B4Bw2WC6jH1fQTZHQ3phcW5MT2s&event=video_description

[@alexramex6177]

I will try it in a radio of 99 I hope and it works, thanks for the information.

[@EdWilsonPhoto]

poorly done...no explanations...wasted 2:30 of my life

[@davidharris4550]

No doubt!, were obviously looking for info on how