Delphi TNR800 Installation Guide
Delphi Touch Screen Navigation Radio - TNR800
DISCLAIMER – WARNINGS
Purchaser/Installer assumes all responsibility for damages and/or injuries incurred while and after
installing this product. Delphi is not responsible for damages resulting from kits installed incor-
rectly or individuals not following these instructions correctly.
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS THROUGHLY BEFORE BEGINNING THE INSTALLATION
Do not attempt to install this radio in any application other than those specified. If you do,
there may be radio and vehicle functions that will not work properly.
Items included in the Kit:
Navigation Radio
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GPS Antenna
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Navigation DVD
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Miscellaneous Installation Hardware
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Owner’s Manual
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Eject all CD’s from the factory radio. If you
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don’t, the customer’s CDs may be trapped
in the old unit with no way to remove them.
Set the Parking Brake! If you don’t, the
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vehicle could move during this procedure,
causing personal injury or damage to the
vehicle.
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Turn the ignition key to the Off Locked:
position.
Delphi Touch Screen Navigation Radio
Installation Instructions
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Tools needed for the Installation:
Phillips Head Screwdriver
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Flat Screwdriver or Prying Device
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7mm, 10mm, Extension and Drive
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Bowl for holding screws
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Estimated Installation Time - 1 hour.
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Tools needed for the Installation:
Phillips Head Screwdriver
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Flat Screwdriver or Prying Device
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7mm, 10mm, Extension and Drive
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Pliers (needle nose and regular)
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Soldering Iron (if preferred)
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Bowl for holding screws
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In addition to the Kit Items listed on the cover of this manual, a VSS Jumper is included for this
installation.
Estimated Installation Time - 1.5 - 2 hours.
For Professional Installation Assistance, call 1-877-667-8700
© 2006 Delphi Corp.
Remove the 30 amp fuse from the under hood electrical center.
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The fuse is located in the bottom right corner of the box if you are standing on the driver’s
side of the vehicle looking toward the engine (see picture).
You can also look on the under side of the lid for location diagram.
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Radio/Amp
Fuse
Disconnect the Battery Negative Cable. WARNING: If you don’t, the vehicle could accidentally
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start and move during this procedure and result in serious personal injury, including death.
Make sure the parking brake is engaged.
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Remove Dash Bezel - Gently Snaps Off.
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Tilt the steering wheel down and put the gear selector into 1st with the engine off.
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With your fingers, start from the top right corner (corner above the radio - see picture) and
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gently pull out
Continue around the top of the bezel and work to the sides and bottom.
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NOTICE: Be careful when removing the bezel over the Emergency Light Switch located on top of the
steering column. This can scratch the bezel very easily.
Put gear selector back into Park.
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Remove the Radio
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Remove the three screws and hold the radio in place. The screws are the only thing holding the radio in place, so hold the radio once the screws are removed.
Turn the key to the “On” position (with the engine off) and put the gear selector in 1st.
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WARNING - Make sure the parking brake is set. If you don’t the vehicle could move and cause personal injury or damage to the vehicle.
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Pull out the radio and disconnect the connections in the rear.
IMPORTANT: Some vehicles may have the wires caught on the dash structure behind the radio. This
prevents pulling out the radio and disconnecting the plugs. If your vehicle has this issue, you can access the plugs by going through the AC controls area below the radio. Once the radio is removed, you
can maneuver the harnesses releasing it from the dash structure. There is enough wire that allows
the plugs to come out even with the front of the dash.
Coaxial Antenna Lead (pull perpendicular to the radio to remove).
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XM/DVD/AUX plug (12-pin, if equipped).
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Main radio connector (24-pin).
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Put the gear selector in Park and turn the key to the “Off” position.
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Remove the driver and passenger side A-Pillar trim.
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There is only one clip at the top of the trim piece.
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Pull on both sides diagonally away from the pillar.
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You may have to remove part of the weather-stripping from around the door frame to get a
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good grip on the A-Pillar trim.
To remove the weather-stripping, pull straight down to the middle of the door frame.
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Remove the fuse box trim from both sides of the dash.
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2 Screws
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With a flat screwdriver or flat tool, pry out both A/C vents on the passenger’s side of the dash.
Be careful not to scratch the dash trim or break the vent bezels with the prying tool.
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You may want to wrap the tool in cloth to prevent damage to the dash parts.
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Remove the Passenger Assist Handle.
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Reach inside the A/C vent holes and and press the release tabs on both sides of the
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handle.
Pull the handle away from the dash to remove the handle.
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Tab
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Remove the Top Dash Trim.
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Remove two screws from each side of the dash.
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Remove two screws from the passenger A/C vent location.
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Remove remaining screws from the front of the dash trim.
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Release the clips from each side of the dash by pulling out slightly.
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Pull out on the dash trim above the passenger’s airbag (there are three clips in this location
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that must be released before the trim can be removed).
Lift up the dash trim to disconnect the ambient light sensor.
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NOTICE: When lifting up on the dash trim, be careful of the ambient light sensor wiring. There is not
much slack in the wiring and it could be torn from the sensor very easily.
Twist the ambient light housing (1/4 twist) to release the sensor from the dash pad.
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This must be done before bringing the pad forward to remove.
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