Showing posts with label "T" Harness for GM Applications. Show all posts
Showing posts with label "T" Harness for GM Applications. Show all posts

Thursday, February 4, 2010

"T" Harness for GM Applications


I checked Bulldog's website to obtain the right harness for my 1992 Chevy Beretta. The chart showed a GM-3. I ordered the GM-3 through Amazon and received the harness. The car did not use a GM-3 harness. The match-up chart on BullDog's website showed a GM-3 (I double checked). The installation notes for a 1992 Chevy Beretta showed a GM-1. So I purchased the wrong harness because of BullDog's incorrect information on their website. I contacted customer support and they will not help me. Will not return calls and when I do reach someone, they consistently transfer me to the supervisor voice-mail who has never called me back.
The actual RS102 unit didn't have a range better than 15 feet so I called support. After trying everything they recommended I was told to send-in the unit for repair. No calls, no feedback, 4 weeks later I was sent a replacement unit that was the wrong model. I called support just to be transferred to voice mail that has yet to be answered (1 week). I am considering small claims court. USA made and guaranteed forever. That sold me. I feel bad with introducing this posting but others deserve awareness of my experience.Get more detail about "T" Harness for GM Applications.

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Lowest Price "T" Harness for GM Applications


This was a total waste of money! The male terminal does not fit properly into the ingition side of the harness and good luck with the instructions on installation. There is plenty of room on the factory harness to connect the wires with no problems.

The vendor was very prompt and I had no issues with thier service, I would buy from them again.Get more detail about "T" Harness for GM Applications.

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

"T" Harness for GM Applications This instant


My installation wasn't plug and play, so be ready to bust out your solder iron or crimper. I must admit that the wires are a bit long, but as far as limited connections go, that just doesn't make sense. When installing this on a gm car be aware that there ARE two accessory wires and two constant power wires. I give it 4 stars because It didn't take but 30 minutes to solder the connections, unplug original harness, and interface with new harness. If you don't have much room, tip ties are your friend.Get more detail about "T" Harness for GM Applications.