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12-19-2006, 09:09 PM
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XM options
first post woohaa, whats up guys
my friend just got a 07 Si, and he wants XM
is the only option the 'factory' kit or a FM modulated kit? is there a way to buy a direct connect XM tuner and hook it up to the factory stereo...i searched, but i didnt find much
oh yea, he doesnt have NAVI setup
thanks
my friend just got a 07 Si, and he wants XM
is the only option the 'factory' kit or a FM modulated kit? is there a way to buy a direct connect XM tuner and hook it up to the factory stereo...i searched, but i didnt find much
oh yea, he doesnt have NAVI setup
thanks
12-19-2006, 09:21 PM
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12-20-2006, 04:29 AM
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No problem
As the link says, you can go either route but the SI has the auxiliary jack that allows outside systems to utilize the speakers.
You can go with the clean OEM look but remember, it's xm-ready. That means you have to purchase accesories such as the antenna and mount it for it to work. If you see that little antenna on the car already installed then BINGO you only need a subscription and you're set with xm radio.
As the link says, you can go either route but the SI has the auxiliary jack that allows outside systems to utilize the speakers.
You can go with the clean OEM look but remember, it's xm-ready. That means you have to purchase accesories such as the antenna and mount it for it to work. If you see that little antenna on the car already installed then BINGO you only need a subscription and you're set with xm radio.
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