My 2004 Malibu Maxx doesn't have an XM radio or anything--just the stock radio. I assume this won't work, but I can't find one that will...any help?
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Go to www.pac-audio.com at the top of the page they have drop down menus for year/make/model of your vehicle. Then you can see what items they DO make that are compatible with your vehicle. Hope this helps.
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It did not work on my 2000 impala stock radio because even though the radio has an AUX button on the front of the radio, it is not wired inside the radio and in the wire harness to accept this adapter. The button on that radio is just a dummy because it is a stripped down version. Just something to look out for.
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I had the same problem and could never find a unit that worked for my stock radio. I did however find an alternative..I highly suggest the GOgroove FlexSMART X2 Wireless In-Car Bluetooth FM Transmitter. I was skeptical of a transmitter, but this thing works great. I would highly suggest it. The blue tooth and charging ability has been a huge plus too. Hope this helps!
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It will not. Your best bet for that vehicle is an adapter that mounts inline on the antenna wire or get a transmitter but the inline version will provide the best sound quality.
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NO you do not lose XM functionality.You still can use XM as long as you have a subscription to XM. The unit works get. I've had in a 2012 Chevy Impala since September 2014
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I can not see why it would not work with sirius xm module. I have the Harley Ipod module and that works fine. Only thing to be careful with is if you have a radio antenna relocation kit that eliminates the rear factory antenna and relocates to behind the front fairing. I have the Harley inner fairing radio antenna relocation kit and that version amplifier interferes with radio reception due to the antenna being mounted next to the amp. I would highly recommend Hogtunes. There tech support is second to none. they worked with me on my reception issue and sent me a different amp that would not interfere with radio reception, no questions asked. I can not see why it would not work with sirius xm module. I have the Harley Ipod module and that works fine. Only thing to be careful with is if you have a radio antenna relocation kit that eliminates the rear factory antenna and relocates to behind the front fairing. I have the Harley inner fairing radio antenna relocation kit and that version amplifier interferes with radio reception due to the antenna being mounted next to the amp. I would highly recommend Hogtunes. There tech support is second to none. they worked with me on my reception issue and sent me a different amp that would not... » Read More I can not see why it would not work with sirius xm module. I have the Harley Ipod module and that works fine. Only thing to be careful with is if you have a radio antenna relocation kit that eliminates the rear factory antenna and relocates to behind the front fairing. I have the Harley inner fairing radio antenna relocation kit and that version amplifier interferes with radio reception due to the antenna being mounted next to the amp. I would highly recommend Hogtunes. There tech support is second to none. they worked with me on my reception issue and sent me a different amp that would not interfere with radio reception, no questions asked. « Show Less
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Max,I got a new HT via A,azion.com and it came from Radio mart in KY. Just way to many of you are worried about the newest version. My newest version is a 5RA and it has the 2nd to the last firmware.But that means nothing at all. All you need to know is here. http://www.miklor.com/ Please join the list but those guys will just tell you to read up in the files.I like mine,it has a siren,the case is beautiful but it has it's quirks. Guys are downloading software but I did mine manually. Some need WIN XP and others using VISTA need to download an updated driver. PLEASE DO NOT WORRY ABOUT LATEST FIRMWARE as i may only be a restriction on what you can or can't do out of the ham bands. I called this pure junk because it is hard to manually program it and at timed I'm in FREQ mode and it jumps into memory mode. Keep in mind that the mailing list is very,very large and many still do not have a TECH license. Use it as it was intended for and don't try making a queen mary from a canoe. Many are still using the very first unit and have no problems http://www.409shop.com/shop_displaynews.php?id=608&userid=100556 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/baofeng_uv5r/ These links will help BOB AF2Q
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No. i have a factory siriusxm built in. and i use the dock kit in my truck. i also have home dock kit so i can use the radio pretty much anywhere
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I have an Onyx XM radio and it uses the 5V. The Starmate looks like an enhanced version of the Onyx. The way to know for sure is call Sirius and ask a tech what voltate that particular radio uses. The device works flawlessly on my motorcycle for the Onyx. The other question you need to ask them is if the power connector is the same on both radios.
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Not sure. I would call customer service at XM/sirius. They should know. Jay
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you have to coordinate your Sirius/XM radio receiver to your car radio station. You can go to the Sirius/XM web site to find some stations that might be best to use in your specific area. I don't know anything about a Pioneer Marine Stereo.
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Bills, Unfortunately I do not know of any extensions for Sirius/ XM car antennas. They make them for the home antennas but those will not work with the car antennas. I would contact the seller of this item and see if they know of a fix.
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Although we not not have XM radio in the vehicle we installed this radio into ..from what we saw and understand, the XM antenna can plug right into the back of the radio.
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No. I'm pretty sure it is optional add on though. I had XM on my factory radio but never used it. This radio has no Xm connector on it but I'm sure u could get it. I had some issues inatalling it (because of the complexity of volkswagons) and ended up getting an additional antenna hook up which cost 50$ installed. But the guys at OttoNavi were super helpful and sent replacement parts, answered questions etc.,. If u call them before u order and explain what u want I'm sure they can help you.
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I don't see any reason you can't. I have one for my radio in my truck. Of course, I bought mine new and it came with an auto type antenna with a magnetic base, but any XM antenna should work with this tuner as long as it has the correct sized male input.
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I have XM hooked up to it. You have to buy the $99 tuner from Pioneer. It's about the size of a discman and comes with all the necessary peripherals: antenna, DC power and input to the head unit. I hid mine in the glove box and it works great.
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My 2012 Impala came with OnStar but not XM, I bought this to add satellite radio to my car, and yes OnStar still works with this kit.
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No, this tuner does not have an internal satellite tuner like XM. it has access thru jacks on back or you can plug into front audio in mini jk. from XM automotive unit stuck to dash. unit I have has mini audio output to plug into xm boom box for outside play (beach) or whatever. You use the xm rcvr remote or front controls to chg. chnls. with. antenna goes on roof of car, magnetic. Works great. Mainly I use USB port on front , put mp3 files from laptop onto thumb drive, wks. great, you can put hundreds of songs on 16 gig drive
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It is an antenna designed for the radio, no need to worry about it. You need to use it and not another type. if replacing an older XM radio, I believe it is the same antenna
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It'll work fine. You can play it through your radio via any radio station. Just select the same radio station on the car radio and XM receiver. Mine works excellent!