Aveo clock and aux

[Tabitha]

Hello everyone. I have a 2009 Aveo, I recently got this car from a family member and the clock, audio and presets are staying. I tested the fuses for the audio clock and aux port and they were fine but I changed them anyway. The presets work now but the clock and the aux port don't. What can be done to fix this?

[PoisonIvy]

Sounds to me like you have 2 seperate issues. The first, the clock, is super common and not that difficult of a fix if you're handy. Credit to ChevyCC.

https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?...CPCFAhv4jP8gZ4

As for the aux port, that sounds like it's just an internal malfunction in your radio. Maybe someone else has a suggestion, but I'd guess you'll need to change it out to either a used stock radio, or a new aftermarket if you want to be able to plug in a phone or mp3 player. For the record my 2010's radio only lasted about 3 1/2 years before it started acting up. I recommend an aftermarket if you can afford it.

[Tabitha]

Sounds to me like you have 2 seperate issues. The first, the clock, is super common and not that difficult of a fix if you're handy. Credit to ChevyCC.

https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?...CPCFAhv4jP8gZ4

As for the aux port, that sounds like it's just an internal malfunction in your radio. Maybe someone else has a suggestion, but I'd guess you'll need to change it out to either a used stock radio, or a new aftermarket if you want to be able to plug in a phone or mp3 player. For the record my 2010's radio only lasted about 3 1/2 years before it started acting up. I recommend an aftermarket if you can afford it.

Thank you PoisonIvy. What does after market mean?

[PoisonIvy]

What I mean is order yourself up something like below: (non GM brand - Pioneer, Alpine, Kenwood, JVC, etc)

Pioneer FH-X720BT (fhx720bt) Double-DIN Bluetooth Car Stereo w/

$119.99, comes with Bluetooth, a USB input to control and charge an Ipod/Iphone/Android, comes with all the accessories including the mounting bracket, wiring harness and antannae adapter specific to your 2009 Aveo.

Here's a good read on removing the factory stereo. The rest is pretty simple. There's plenty of info on Aveoforum with a quick search.

http://www.aveoforum.com/forum/f84/h...tml#post153945

[Tabitha]

What I mean is order yourself up something like below: (non GM brand - Pioneer, Alpine, Kenwood, JVC, etc)

Pioneer FH-X720BT (fhx720bt) Double-DIN Bluetooth Car Stereo w/

$119.99, comes with Bluetooth, a USB input to control and charge an Ipod/Iphone/Android, comes with all the accessories including the mounting bracket, wiring harness and antannae adapter specific to your 2009 Aveo.

Here's a good read on removing the factory stereo. The rest is pretty simple. There's plenty of info on Aveoforum with a quick search.

http://www.aveoforum.com/forum/f84/h...tml#post153945

Thank you very much.

[Tabitha]

I'm trying to connect the radio I bought to the aveo after I took out ther stereo (thanks again for the information on how to remove it). I want to crimp rather then solder, are there any how to guides or video showing how to connect the new stereo for the 2009 aveo?

[xintersecty]

Here is a link to crutchfield with a video
Video: Installing an adapter for your steering wheel audio controls

[xintersecty]

Here is an other video that is more of what you want:

[Tabitha]

I don't have steering wheel audio controls. But thank you.

[Tabitha]

Thank you for this, this helped a lot. I was able to instal my stereo into my car. However, the Scosche in-dash installation kit was too small for the radio. This is how it looks for the time being. lol My boyfriend works at a wood shop so I'll have him cut me a piece of wood to fit.