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You will need to connect the pioneer unit to a switched ignition wire from the ignition switch. The 2006 GM factory radio only has a constant B+ (orange wire) and ground (black wire). The factory radio turns on when the Body Control Module (BCM) sends the radio a turn-on signal (on a data communication line) when the key is turned on. Your pioneer unit won't talk to the truck's BCM, and will need you to wire a switched B+ feed to it that turns on in the ignition accessory and run positions.
Hold the and boost at the same time and press reset with a pin once screen resets let go of 2 buttons, this is the service menu and I cannot get any farther
All in car dvd players run off of analog tuner,,,, I don't remember the exact date, but keep in mind , usa is going all digital so it will become useless...
if you look on ebay you can buy a universal harness for most pioneers ... type in pioneer universal dvd harness..... they aren't too expensive either...
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