I read somewhere that after taking out the "stock radio" and putting in an aftermarket radio, you loose the DIC... Whatever you programed in will stay there but you will not be able to do anything else!...

Which is fine by me because I dont change anything anyway.... JUST THE OIL LIFE WHEN I CHANGE THE OIL...

QUESTION 1:::: Ok... can you guys give me some INSIGHT ON ALL THIS! All you guys that have put in aftermarket radios! Will I still be able to change the oil life setting???

QUESTION 2:::::::: I hear DEPENDING ON how you wire up the new radio you WILL NOT LOOSE THE DOOR CHIMES!! IS THIS TRUE??????? and if so tell me how!

 

PLEASE USE THE SEARCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have answered this at least 5 different times already! Your DIC will not be affected neither will the door chimes.

 

Yean I have been looking here and there.. I haven't been on here to much lately. Get up for work way early and come home wayyy late.. lol Thanks tho.. I am reading up or should I say CATCHING UP!

 

No. You won't lose anything unless you have Onstar.

 

yes you will use your ability to reset your oil life

 

WOOOOOOOOO WOOOOOOOOOOO WOOOOOOOOO

my DIC works fine with my Alpine BUT how the **** do you keep the door chimes and such?

stealththx...a little help?

 

no you will not lose anything. not even the oil life reset

 

YES YOU WILL OR NO YOU WONT??? lolol

Someone THAT HASSSSSSS PUT IN AN AFTER MARKET RADIO HELLLPP

 

i have a aftermarket HU and the oil life then change after the 1st oil change after i out it in but no more after that. door chimes and everything else still works fine. oil life is the only thing that doesnt

 

Oil life on mine works just fine. Something's amiss with yours. I'd take it to the dealer.

 

You won't lose anything. The only thing you will lose is Onstar if you have it. Door chimes, DIC, oil life, everything works. The guy who's oil life stopped working probably had a seperate problem when he installed the head unit, or got messing around back there with wires he shouldn't have........

 

well mabey its the radio you choose because mine does not work this is what jiffy lube told me......i remember changing it the 1st oil change after my new install but it didnt do it anymore

 

If you are really all that worried about it scosche makes a factory fit install kit that moves all of these functions to right under your head unit. I am thinking of getting this not because I am worried about loosing these functions but just because I think it might be nice to have these contoles in the center.

Try here for the dash kit

 

They're wrong. Take it somewhere else. If by chance it really isn't working, take it to the dealer like I said because you've got another problem.
Maybe the oil change place just doesn't know the reset procedure.

 

yeah ive had my raadio in and out a couple times and i havent lost anything still have my dic and chimes and have resetthe oil mutilple times

any one that did lose something get it cheked out

 

dic still works fine. i have put radios in 3 cobalts now and no problems. oil life resets fine. my cobalt i have reset 3 times since my new stereo. i dont think jiffy lube knows how to reset it. read your manual

oh and the scosche dash kit is a rip off! just glass your own like i have. its only going to cost like 30 bucks and you get a nice custom look.

 

they do plus i do......i deosnt reset......ive read other people say the same thing

 

i dont wanna have 2 put my factory hu in everytime i get a oil change

 

people THAT HAVE PUT IN AFTER MARKET RADIOS IN THERE CARS ANDDDDDDDDD THE CHIMES AND DIC and STUFF WORK FINE!!

MESSEGE ME.... I WOULD LIKE TO ASK ONE OR TWO SPECIFIC QUESTIONS!!!!

THANKS!

 

just get a GM-RC01 and you will not loose anything. i have installed plent of them at my work.

 

Everything in my car works just fine except the volume control on the steering wheel but that doesnt bother me cause i dont use them anyway. i reset my oil life this weekend and it worked fine.

 

I agree with you PursuitGT everything works fine on my car. I didnt have to spend additional money on a special harness