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Re: Need A Pin out for a 12 Delco/GM Auto Radio

 

  1. What year, make, model car did the radio come from?
  2. Is the Delco part number for the radio in question?
  3. Did the car have a CD stack player?
  4. Was the antenna in the windshield or motorized?
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  1. No idea, immaterial
  2. Part Number is declared in the OP
  3. No idea, immaterial
  4. No idea, immaterial
First of all, I appreciate the interest and only wish someone knew how to proceed.
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As to the CAN and the vehicle the unit was extracted from, the part number(s) on the label (recited in the OP) should tell us its capabilities or lack thereof.? It has but two connections apparent. The 24 pin mentioned and the female co-axial antenna socket.?
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It is devoid of a tape deck.? It was likely the bottom of the line, basic radio bereft of such accoutrements to be found on the sound systems in a high end, well-equipped vehicle.
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The question is How can one get information on a Delco radio using the numbers/information printed on the unit's label.
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If it is one of those units devoid of an amplifier, or otherwise dependent upon an external component, surely the model number would be sufficient to establish such fact.?
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Why does it appear 'everyone' is focusing on why the radio might be like the one their brother's uncle's neighbor had instead of the one in hand and identified in the OP?
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If one's answer boils down to "I don't know," why bother taking time and making the effort to respond in the first place?
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For the record I linked to the page that contained a partial list of GM/DELCO radio part numbers known to employ the same 24 pin connector (a page that also includes a plethora of models these radios have been 'factory' installed in. ?
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However the ONLY thing that we need to know is how this particular GM/DELCO radio works.? It matters not if one appreciates CAN or cannot appreciate CAN if this particular radio was installed prior to the use of CAN, or did not connect to a CAN (because it was a basic radio with amplifier that connected to just two speakers in the dash - for instance).?
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KISS Principle.? If you don't know, remain silent.? If you know how to look up GM/DELCO radios by part number, well then, post a link (Please).
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If you want to talk about CAN, great. Simply change the subject line appropriately and run with it.
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W.C. Fields, we don' need.
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GT
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