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I've got a question, for those of you with stack stereo systems in your 7th gen civic and who have Satellite radio in the car, how do you have it wired in? Do you use it though an FM tuner through the radio or is there a way you can wire the sound directly into your stack system?
I was thinking about getting it because there's some satellite stations I'd like to get especially for long car rides between cities.
I was thinking about getting it because there's some satellite stations I'd like to get especially for long car rides between cities.
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Rep Power: 0 The best sounding way is through the tape deck. i have xm through a pioneer head unit but my dad has xm delphi and has it through his tape deck on his ranger and it sounds a ton better than my buddy's sirius sport pack thing which he has only going through the FM radio station in his xterra.......
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Rep Power: 306 with a stock deck, i'm not sure, you could probably splice the audio out from the xm unit to the stock harness, although you would have to find out what wires you need to tap into. xm rules btw.
i have a delphi xm roady2, with the audio out going to some aux rca connectors on the back of my alpine.
i have a delphi xm roady2, with the audio out going to some aux rca connectors on the back of my alpine.
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Rep Power: 0 What's weird, is I found this open plug down near the foot pedles last weekend. I wonder if it hooks into the radio or perhaps this is a harness plug that was for the trunk CD changer? I can't use the tape deck as I don't have one and I already have the 6disc in-dash changer.
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Rep Power: 278 That open plug near the pedals is the OBDII connector.
I have my XM plugged into the stock radio using a Blitzsafe adaptor. Plug and play. Also will run an Alpine CD changer.
I have my XM plugged into the stock radio using a Blitzsafe adaptor. Plug and play. Also will run an Alpine CD changer.
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Originally Posted by RobNYC
I've got a question, for those of you with stack stereo systems in your 7th gen civic and who have Satellite radio in the car, how do you have it wired in? Do you use it though an FM tuner through the radio or is there a way you can wire the sound directly into your stack system?
I was thinking about getting it because there's some satellite stations I'd like to get especially for long car rides between cities.
I was thinking about getting it because there's some satellite stations I'd like to get especially for long car rides between cities.
i'm selling my Sirius Satellite Radio Brand New, Never used if you want it!
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Rep Power: 0 I have an Alpine head unit that allows AUX input and I run my SkyFi2 into that. but you could also use a PIE for the stock headunit: http://www.logjamelectronics.com/piehon98aux.html
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Originally Posted by Hawk
i bought a adaptor that turns the input plug for the CD changer into AV inputs made by PIE, sounds good to me.
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Originally Posted by Hawk
that might of worked if you said it right....you stink.
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Originally Posted by tinman
That open plug near the pedals is the OBDII connector.
I have my XM plugged into the stock radio using a Blitzsafe adaptor. Plug and play. Also will run an Alpine CD changer.
I have my XM plugged into the stock radio using a Blitzsafe adaptor. Plug and play. Also will run an Alpine CD changer.
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Originally Posted by CraigW
Yes, used for reading codes for check engine light (and other things the mechanic can do)
From what I hear most people do not like the FM modulated XM/Sirius hookups.
From what I hear most people do not like the FM modulated XM/Sirius hookups.
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