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<blockquote data-quote="Deiimos" data-source="post: 8897949" data-attributes="member: 682903">I looked up that PAC unit, seems like it integrates into the OEM system somehow, not really sure about it other than that. Seems a bit more complex than a typical line out converter I thought it might have been. Seems like a plug and play kit, but obviously something isn&#039;t right.Have you tried leaving the factory system as it is, don’t use the PAC unit, and tapping the LC2i Pro inputs to the OEM subwoofers speaker wire as more of a standard line out converter setup?Although, while looking up the PAC unit to see what it is, I see in the manual about Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) Bypass. So the LC2i Pro unit may not work right by itself if the vehicle has the ANC without the bypass.Hopefully others might have some ideas. I stick to old vehicles which are easy to swap stereo stuff in and out of. Adding a line out converter is usually fairly simple if it is a decent one, which the LC2i Pro is, but the bypass kit and possible ANC make it a little more complex. The one modern vehicle I helped hook up a LC2i, I tapped into a full range rear door speaker without doing anything else and it worked, but it was not a Chevy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Deiimos, post: 8897949, member: 682903"] I looked up that PAC unit, seems like it integrates into the OEM system somehow, not really sure about it other than that. Seems a bit more complex than a typical line out converter I thought it might have been. Seems like a plug and play kit, but obviously something isn't right. Have you tried leaving the factory system as it is, don’t use the PAC unit, and tapping the LC2i Pro inputs to the OEM subwoofers speaker wire as more of a standard line out converter setup? Although, while looking up the PAC unit to see what it is, I see in the manual about Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) Bypass. So the LC2i Pro unit may not work right by itself if the vehicle has the ANC without the bypass. Hopefully others might have some ideas. I stick to old vehicles which are easy to swap stereo stuff in and out of. Adding a line out converter is usually fairly simple if it is a decent one, which the LC2i Pro is, but the bypass kit and possible ANC make it a little more complex. The one modern vehicle I helped hook up a LC2i, I tapped into a full range rear door speaker without doing anything else and it worked, but it was not a Chevy. [/QUOTE]

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