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Dec 9, 2005 | 08:18 PM

streetspinna

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satelite breakthrough

On vehicles with non- navi the gps antenna lead can be used for a sirius or xm tuner. Parts needed are the home kit extention cable to run from the factory navi location; along with your choice of signal path. Yours truly

Dec 9, 2005 | 08:42 PM

mbwmn

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Originally Posted by streetspinna

On vehicles with non- navi the gps antenna lead can be >used for a sirius or xm tuner.
is the harness (lead?) even there in non-navs?

> Parts needed are the home kit extention cable to run from the factory navi >location; along with your choice of signal path. Yours truly

home kit???

Dec 9, 2005 | 08:45 PM

bluenoise

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I think "home kit" = the antenna, power adapter, cradle, etc. for mounting a portable satellite receiver in a house (as opposed to "car kit" for installing in a car).

Dec 13, 2005 | 12:09 AM

erok72

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Originally Posted by streetspinna

So I can use the existing antenna on the roof via the GPS lead, add a Sirius tuner and antenna extension cable from the home kit in my TL and I'll have Sirius too?!?!? How could I integrate that into the stock head unit?

That would be AWESOME!!!