Bluetooth kits

[joetm]

any recommendations for a bluetooth kit for a 2008 tahoe ltz w/ bose and onstar

ya kno you pay 50 grand for this thing and you would expect bluetooth ... hell it doesnt even come standard in the denali!!

I was looking at some parrot units ... and i found a harness that would be compatible w onstar and bose i just wanted to get some input from people who already have them

Thanks in advance

[vncj96]

i would go with Alpine, transferrable from vehicle to vehicle and you can hook your ipod or any other mp3 into it

[joetm]

Thanks for the suggestion i am going to research this a bit more because there are more options then I thought

Does anyone know if i can link the rear seat enteretainment screen with my screen up from ... and also is there a way to bypass the safety stuff on the nav like i have to stop in order to put an address in the nav etc ??

Thanks

[Al D]

I have the Parrot. You need an adapter for the Bose.
Works great. This is my 5th parrot.
I'm getting the Ipod and Nav lockpick installed Friday.
It allows the nav to be programed in motion, movies to play up front in motion and the Ipod to be plugged in the glovebox and operated by the screen.
Al

[harpera]

Hoping to make traction here as I seem to be stumbling on my own. This sort of thing is normally fairly straight forward to me so I'm a bit embarassed that it's not going as easy as I thought it would.

Parrot CK3200 LCD -- trying to install this in an 04 Z71 Suburban. I have the ISO kit. The ISO adapter has several connectors on it. There appears to be two plugs that attach to the back of the stereo and then into the truck.

There are black and red connectors on the ISO adapter I believe are poewr. I'm assuming that they match up to what appears to be a power adapter that look similar on the Parrot unit (have the fuses on them, etc). When plugging in there, though, I get no power to the Parrot device.

The Parrot device has two connectors with black plugs with many wires (green, purple, etc). I'm assuming that these wires are the pass-through wires for speakers. I can't for the life of me figure out what they are supposed to plug in to, though. The only wires that come out of the stereo pass directly through the ISO adapter into the truck, they aren't the same size/shape to fit any this adapter.

I'm stumped and have my dash torn apart. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Andy
andy.harper @ gmail.com

[Al D]

I wish I could help. I had mine installed.
I also had my lockpick and Ipod lockpick installed.
Not exactly as slick as I hoped.

[dirtracer455]

I picked up a cheap blutooth device from Target that actually works quite well. It simply clamps on to the visor and connects through the blutooth on your cell. Voice dialing works as well which is convenient.