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FlashLogic ADSTHRGM2 T-Harness 2004-2012 GM SWC

SKU CH-0NNE-1XAXS

A T-harness that retains steering-wheel controls on select 2004-2012 GM vehicles

  • Product typeInDashCarAudio
  • Plug-and-play steering-wheel control retention for 2004-2012 GM vehicles
  • No wire cutting required with direct factory connector fit
  • Preserves original dashboard appearance and functionality
  • Simplifies aftermarket head unit installation process

Vehicle Compatibility

This T-harness connects an aftermarket head unit to the factory steering-wheel-control wiring in select General Motors vehicles built between 2004 and 2012. It is designed for installers or owners who want to retain original button functions without cutting the vehicle harness. The plug-and-play design simplifies the upgrade process for compatible GM models.

Installation Scope

The harness replaces the need for manual wire splicing when adding a new receiver to supported GM steering-wheel-control systems. It is not intended for vehicles outside the 2004-2012 GM SWC range or for installations that require integration with additional factory modules beyond steering-wheel audio controls.

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Price $32.99
Cheaper than about 95% of the 3,253 comparable items (median $212.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameFlashlogic
Product typeInDashCarAudio

Questions about this item

What GM steering-wheel-control vehicles from 2004 to 2012 does this T-harness fit?

The ADSTHRGM2 is built for select 2004-2012 GM models that came with factory steering-wheel audio controls; verify your exact vehicle application before purchase.

How do I install the T-harness and what step is most often missed?

Plug the harness between the factory radio connector and the vehicle wiring, then connect the aftermarket head unit; the step most installers forget is securing the steering-wheel-control wire to the new radio’s SWC input.

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