Xm Radio Solution for all
#1
Xm Radio Solution for all
ATTENTION!!! all of you HHR folks OUT THERE in HHR LAND here is the scoop for adding XM to your factory radio.#1 you must have the CAT and INFO buttons in order to add OEM XM.YOU can get the factory kit "part#17800594 xm radio" through the local Chevy dealer parts dept.They will probably tell you it is $225.00.Tell them you can get it at gmpartsdirect.com for $190.25 and ask them if they will match ,it they should do it, they did for me.If not try another dealer. This is the kit that is installed at the factory,it even gives you the facory antenna that goes in the back on the roof. I tried the GM-XMGM$ kit offered online but my OEM radio would never recognize it.I spent all day without success trying to get it to work,so i sent it back .I will be installing the factory kit on 12-08-07. This kit will be completely hidden when installed and will show up on the radio screen.This will be a pretty involved installation [mainly the antenna]. Bestbuy will do it for about $70..00.
If you can get the factory product for the same price as the after market why not go with OEM. Hope this helps everybody out.
If you can get the factory product for the same price as the after market why not go with OEM. Hope this helps everybody out.
Last edited by dfridge; 12-07-2007 at 01:03 PM. Reason: missed spelled word
#4
To anyone that has seen this kit- specifically the antenna:
I want to pull out my aftermarket XM Roady and install the factory unit on my XM-ready premium system- but I don't want to drill into my roof. Can that factory antenna be adapted to attach a magnet to the bottom and run the primary XM wire through the "back" of the plastic antenna housing? I would mount it on the far back of the roof just in front of the hatch, run the wire and do the drilling under the hatch out of sight.
A special "thanks" to anyone who can help me!
I want to pull out my aftermarket XM Roady and install the factory unit on my XM-ready premium system- but I don't want to drill into my roof. Can that factory antenna be adapted to attach a magnet to the bottom and run the primary XM wire through the "back" of the plastic antenna housing? I would mount it on the far back of the roof just in front of the hatch, run the wire and do the drilling under the hatch out of sight.
A special "thanks" to anyone who can help me!
#5
To anyone that has seen this kit- specifically the antenna:
I want to pull out my aftermarket XM Roady and install the factory unit on my XM-ready premium system- but I don't want to drill into my roof. Can that factory antenna be adapted to attach a magnet to the bottom and run the primary XM wire through the "back" of the plastic antenna housing? I would mount it on the far back of the roof just in front of the hatch, run the wire and do the drilling under the hatch out of sight.
A special "thanks" to anyone who can help me!
I want to pull out my aftermarket XM Roady and install the factory unit on my XM-ready premium system- but I don't want to drill into my roof. Can that factory antenna be adapted to attach a magnet to the bottom and run the primary XM wire through the "back" of the plastic antenna housing? I would mount it on the far back of the roof just in front of the hatch, run the wire and do the drilling under the hatch out of sight.
A special "thanks" to anyone who can help me!
#7
Just my opinion here.....
But at this point, I wouldn't do any new installs or mods to existing XM or Sirrius equipment.
Info, I'm getting is because of the potential merge of XM into Sirrius, a new radio will need to be produced when this happens. It will cost something like $200 for some type of upgrade to offer the new broadcast.
Whatever you do now, MAY need to be redone some time after the merger.
But at this point, I wouldn't do any new installs or mods to existing XM or Sirrius equipment.
Info, I'm getting is because of the potential merge of XM into Sirrius, a new radio will need to be produced when this happens. It will cost something like $200 for some type of upgrade to offer the new broadcast.
Whatever you do now, MAY need to be redone some time after the merger.
#8
Just my opinion here.....
But at this point, I wouldn't do any new installs or mods to existing XM or Sirrius equipment.
Info, I'm getting is because of the potential merge of XM into Sirrius, a new radio will need to be produced when this happens. It will cost something like $200 for some type of upgrade to offer the new broadcast.
Whatever you do now, MAY need to be redone some time after the merger.
But at this point, I wouldn't do any new installs or mods to existing XM or Sirrius equipment.
Info, I'm getting is because of the potential merge of XM into Sirrius, a new radio will need to be produced when this happens. It will cost something like $200 for some type of upgrade to offer the new broadcast.
Whatever you do now, MAY need to be redone some time after the merger.
#9
Just my opinion here.....
But at this point, I wouldn't do any new installs or mods to existing XM or Sirrius equipment.
Info, I'm getting is because of the potential merge of XM into Sirrius, a new radio will need to be produced when this happens. It will cost something like $200 for some type of upgrade to offer the new broadcast.
Whatever you do now, MAY need to be redone some time after the merger.
But at this point, I wouldn't do any new installs or mods to existing XM or Sirrius equipment.
Info, I'm getting is because of the potential merge of XM into Sirrius, a new radio will need to be produced when this happens. It will cost something like $200 for some type of upgrade to offer the new broadcast.
Whatever you do now, MAY need to be redone some time after the merger.
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