GM Service Manual Online
For 1990-2009 cars only

Radio

The radio receives battery voltage at all times through the RADIO fuse to keep the clock and preset station memory alive when the ignition switch is off. With the ignition switch in the accessory or on position, voltage is applied through the REAR PARK LAMP fuse to enable radio operation. The radio is grounded through the radio ground circuit. When the ignition switch is in the accessory or on position, the Vacuum Fluorescent (VF) display illuminates to display the time or radio frequency setting.

Compact Disc (CD) and Cassette Player

If equipped, the Compact Disc (CD) or cassette player is part of the radio unit. When operating, the same power required by the radio is necessary for tape or remote CD changer operation.

Remote Compact Disc (CD) Player

The remote CD Changer receives battery voltage at all times through the RADIO fuse circuit. The remote CD changer is grounded through the radio ground circuit.