Advice on where to mount XM Radio Modulator/Receiver..
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Advice on where to mount XM Radio Modulator/Receiver..
I am going to install my XM Radio this afternoon and I was wondering if anybody has done the install before and where you put the Modulator (box). I wanted to get some ideas on where to mount it.. Thanks.
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I got the XM Ready2.. I dont know if you are familiar with that one but you have to have it visible because I control it from the box.. not my radio.
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Originally Posted by AlpineCivic
Oh I see, then I would say mount it where the Cig. lighter is, a little out of the way, but still visiable and in arms reach for you!
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in commercials, they placed them on the dash. It doesnt look too bad on the cars in the commercials. I was seriously considering getting one after I listened to xm on a 9 hour trip to colorado. I loved it! Dash or door maybe?
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Originally Posted by Dawn01Civ
Where on the dash? I want to be able to hide as much wire as possible..
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Originally Posted by taz757
How about this ... Why not come visit me again this weekend and I'll go ahead and tear your car apart again to install it for you? I'm already familiar with how everything is wired up in your car. Besides, I owe you a few more things anyway. Like your reverse indiglo gauges and resealing your headlights ...
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Originally Posted by Dawn01Civ
Cause I am impatient and want to be a big girl and try and do it myself.. plus like you said.. you already have a few other things that you said you would do so I am trying to atleast get something done that is relatively easy..
It might have to be hardwired into a 12v source, and that's gonna be a PITA to do. Besides, your headlights and gauges shouldn't take too long to do. I can do the other stuff while waiting for the sealant to dry on your headlights.
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Originally Posted by taz757
Yes, I know you're impatient. You've always been that way.
It might have to be hardwired into a 12v source, and that's gonna be a PITA to do. Besides, your headlights and gauges shouldn't take too long to do. I can do the other stuff while waiting for the sealant to dry on your headlights. 
It might have to be hardwired into a 12v source, and that's gonna be a PITA to do. Besides, your headlights and gauges shouldn't take too long to do. I can do the other stuff while waiting for the sealant to dry on your headlights. 
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Originally Posted by Dawn01Civ
The guy said when I bought it that it was easy enough for me to do. I cant come down this weekend anyway, remember?
And you can come down. I'm just busy a few hours Sunday morning, for work.
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Originally Posted by taz757
Do you want it done, or want it done right?
And you can come down. I'm just busy a few hours Sunday morning, for work. 
And you can come down. I'm just busy a few hours Sunday morning, for work. 
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