General Motors GM Genuine Parts 25994310 Radio Speaker Amplifier

I usually don’t write reviews on stuff I order lmao but that’s besides the point 🤣 fixed my problem on my 2015 Chevy traverse , blinkers work again , can finally listen to music instead of using my phone or Btooth speaker , the chiming noise isn’t loud anymore when I first turn on the car and can use my back up camera in peace again 🙂‍↔️

Works great, not easy to install. No special programming needed.

The ad site said this amplifier did not fit in a 2012 Acadia, but it most certainly does. We pulled my amp out first and they have the exact same part number. Once installed, it worked great and fixed my problem.I must warn you that this is not an easy part to change. It is way down under the dash on the driver's side. It puts the person changing it in a very uncomfortable and awkward position.My son watched a you tube video first, which said it would take about 45 minutes to get the old one out, with the right tools. The screws are very hard to get at and remove.He made sure he had the right tools first, and it still took him about 1 1/2 hours to get the old one out. Installing the new amp did not take as long since he had the old one out already.

Fixed my radio, a little difficult to install but we are no professionals

This one worked as it should. I bought a used like new on here and ended up doing the job twice because the used one didn't work.

I purchased this to try and fix sound in vehicle however got it hooked up and still no sound so returning the item. Not sure if it just don’t work or if that’s not the fix for vehicle sound. However it for my 2015 traverse perfectly just wish it would have fixed the sound issue.

a pain to install but it's working

I ordered this to replace the amplifier in my 2015 Chevrolet Traverse LTZ that has eyebrow Bose stereo system. The amp stopped working after a couple of loud clicks then there was no sound from the radio, turn signals or even door chimes. I did research and found out that the amp was the likely culprit. I also looked into the removal and install and it looked a little above my DIY skill set. FYI the amp is tucked way up in the dash beside the steering column and very difficult to get to. I don’t have the flexibility that I used to so I took it to my local mechanic and he replaced it for me. It was $300 labor but money we’ll spent. The install is not technically difficult so if your patient, flexible and handy you can probably do it yourself. Installing the new amp has fixed all the sound and we are back to full functionality.