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Old 07-22-2006, 03:36 AM
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Default Re: Sirius SIR-GM1 Installation w/ Pics

I saw one on crutchfield.com the other day. You could either order it with the antenna or just the box
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Old 07-22-2006, 04:08 AM
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Default Instructions say that XM attenna needs to be replaced

The manual says you cannot use the existing XM antenna.

Here's the unit I got on Crutchfield:
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-XzpsIOR...m1&i=607SIRGM1

If you have XM already, then it is one wire to connect. If you don't have XM (like me), you need to connect power and a passthrough cable. If you don't mind pulling apart your dash, its an easy installation as long as you can find the power! (Orange +, Black -)
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Default Re: Sirius SIR-GM1 Installation w/ Pics

B+ goes into the back of the radio, as well as a ground, and you can tap into these wires in a few seconds. Or you can tap into any of the accessory plugs, they are also hot at all times. For ignition Hot, you can tap into the yellow wire to the rear wiper/washer switch.
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Default Re: Instructions say that XM attenna needs to be replaced

Could you just splice, and tap into, the existing antenna wire?

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The manual says you cannot use the existing XM antenna.

Here's the unit I got on Crutchfield:
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-XzpsIOR...m1&i=607SIRGM1

If you have XM already, then it is one wire to connect. If you don't have XM (like me), you need to connect power and a passthrough cable. If you don't mind pulling apart your dash, its an easy installation as long as you can find the power! (Orange +, Black -)
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Default Re: Sirius SIR-GM1 Installation w/ Pics

Wish i knew. no readout on songs right? I will keep my s50 on the side.
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Wish i knew. no readout on songs right? I will keep my s50 on the side.
I had this kit installed today and I get all channel ID's, song titles, etc. on the OEM Navi screen. The only thing that's a bit foul is that it still calls it XM, and the category browsing is off. I never used category browsing except when I was new to sat radio, since then I just go to channel.

So far so good.

I am interested in the XM to Sirius adaptor, if my GM antenna has XM built in. I don't know how to tell the difference between the ones that didn't and the ones that did.
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Could you just splice, and tap into, the existing antenna wire?

FYI Using the existing antenna wire did not work for me. I received no reception when I went this way. Once I switched to the Sirius antenna it worked perfect. Oh well...
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Great work. It's just that when I saw this:

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Default Re: Instructions say that XM attenna needs to be replaced

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The manual says you cannot use the existing XM antenna.

Here's the unit I got on Crutchfield:
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-XzpsIOR...m1&i=607SIRGM1

If you have XM already, then it is one wire to connect. If you don't have XM (like me), you need to connect power and a passthrough cable. If you don't mind pulling apart your dash, its an easy installation as long as you can find the power! (Orange +, Black -)

Has anyone tried this antenna adapter to be able to use the factory xm antenna instead of having to wire the sirius antenna through the truck?
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