Will the SIRGM1 work as a replacement for the XM tuner that came in a 2003 Chevrolet Silverado with a Bose system? Will it work w/button on steering wheel?
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well the one I got to add back in my 2005 Colorado lasted acout 2 weeks then stopped working so I disassembled it and then reassembled it and it worked for 5 days and quit again so I threw the darn thing away & called Sirius about it & they replaced it with a new dash mount & it works great. I would not recommend SIEGM1 to anyone mine was a piece of crap
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I don't know on this one, you might try the manufacturer's web site on this.
1259446
Yes it definitely will and on a side note I've used mine everyday for about a year without any issues. There is a jumper harness to plug into the factory XM vehicle side connector which plugs directly into the sirgm1. It will also function using your steering wheel controls the same as way the factory XM and it will likely identify itself on the radio display as being sirius. However you cannot use the factory XM antenna you need to use the Sirius antenna that comes in the kit.
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Yes it will work- It doesn't have anything to do with your steering wheel controls, Onstar, or whether or not you have a Bose system. You will have to contend with those options when you decide to upgrade the radio itself. This unit will easily add an amplifier to a factory GM radio. To install- simply unplug the radio harness from the back of the radio, plug in the unit to the radio, and finally replug the factory harness to the corresponding plug on the pac unit. Now you have two fadeable pairs of RCA outputs and a remote turn on lead for your amps. That's it- super easy.
680341
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!
709780
The disc changer and steering wheel controls work, for volume and changing songs. I don't know about XM; the 2004 I have doesn't have satellite radio. But I believe it will work because there are varied settings on the device that is connected to the radio. I would suggest calling customer support at Gateway, they're pretty responsive.
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It has a universal remote control input. Almost every radio made now has this same input. You would need a Axxess ASWC-1 or something like it to bridge the gap between any car steering wheel control and the unit. The only instance you wouldn't need this would be if the car had a blue tooth steering wheel control in which case it can connect to the unit via bluetooth. If your still lost and already searched Google then the install of this unit is beyond you and should talk to who ever is going to install it.
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Yes, with a little help. You'll need to buy an adapter, such as this one. Metra Axxess ASWC-1 Universal Steering Wheel Control Interface
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It does have an input for steering wheel volume, but I am not sure if it works with the factory one. As far as I can tell, it accepts inputs from aftermarket ones. I am not sure how the factory stuff is setup. Maybe its the same, I couldn't say. As long as you have a double din bezel, or can buy one if you don't, then yes this thing will work in any car.
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Works just fine in my 2008 TRD Tacoma. It is JBL radio supported. You may have to soft boot your phone sometimes to get it to sink. Will sink to CD track seven and then I manually move it to track eight to free up the phone. At that point I mostly use it for Pandora and the steering wheel volume control still works. The line in also works on CD nine. If you have an android or some other device using a headset jack
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In order for any aftermarket radio to work with steering wheel controls you have to use an integration kit. You lose all functions of it as soon as you take your factory radio out.
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You will have to check with a reputable stereo installer. I believe a steering wheel control interface is universal.Hope this helps. Good luck. This JVC unit is fantastic.
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I doubt it, I've only used the iPod interface so far and I have both steering wheel and on screen controls in my vehicle. The only thing that works correctly is the volume button. Every time I turn off the car I need to disconnect my iPod and reconnect it, to get it working back to where it was when I turned the car off. The installer I used told me these only work about 25% of the time, and rarely work as advertised. He was spot on with mine, it works to get sound out, but that's about it. I would look at other options, the only reason I didn't return this is that I paid to have it installed. I doubt it, I've only used the iPod interface so far and I have both steering wheel and on screen controls in my vehicle. The only thing that works correctly is the volume button. Every time I turn off the car I need to disconnect my iPod and reconnect it, to get it working back to where it was when I turned the car off. The installer I used told me these only work about 25% of the time, and rarely work as advertised. He was spot on with mine, it works to get sound out, but that's about it. I would look at other options, the only reason I didn't return this is that I paid to have it installed.
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I called Metra/Axxess and asked if it would work with my Mazda RX8 and they said as long as my new radio had SWC1 I could use the SWC cable from my vehicle and wire it to the unit, then program the steering wheel. My unit is Android and does have the app to program the steering wheel control. Not sure what unit you are tying to connect to your Mazda.
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I don't think so. It is made to work with 1995-02 Nissan Vehicles w/Bose System. There is a different version for your year. PAC makes one but I couldn't find it. You could look at Scosche CNN03.You may also find this helpful: PAC SWI-JACK. This is for the wheel controls. Read up in the steering wheel mod. They are a little tricky. Good luck.
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If by sat you mean the radio connection, then no, you cannot use the original radio, you would need to plug the antenna into the new radio in order to use it and you would probably need an extension for it. The new radio would need to have an integrated steering control option. The one i got was is on the cheaper side and although it says "steering control ready" it requires and external adapter for the that costs the same as the radio itself, so for me, I lost the steering control function.
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It is "Satellite Radio Ready" - to have it actually work, you need to buy the SXV200V1 Tuner (about $50) and of course, have a plan. SiriusXM SXV200v1 Connect Vehicle Tuner for SiriusXM-Ready Car Stereo Receivers (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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I would need a little more information. I'm not sure if we have the same radio. All I know is it worked fine. I just have another car with a built in XM sat stereo. So I haven't used it in a while.
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John, the radio in question is a very poor quality radio. It wont hold the stations that you are tuned to. It drifts and has really poor overall quality with audio and overall construction. I installed it in a tractor. I am ready to jank it out and throw it in the garbage where it belongs. By yourself something better and no; it is not compatible with any steering wheel controls.