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| 6.4 Electronics Discussion TV's, Radios, everything electric and NON-Performance. |
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Hijacking OEM Sat Radio Antenna for Aftermarket Sirius
i did this same thing in my dodge and luckily its the same thig on my ford. just wanted to post this for anybody wanting to use an existing subscription for theyre truck instead of buying a new one.
a place called citruscables.com built me this custom cable and it has worked flawlessly for over 4yr in my dodge and ive already tried in my ford and it works great. i got this one 8ft to be sure it was long enough (actually its really too long 4ft would be plenty. it has a SMB jack on one end and a SMB plug on the other. i found the 90* end works great for giving the cleaner look not having the wire going stright and curving back (just IMO). ![]() ![]() the next step is far easier in this truck than my dodge. locate the OEm sat radio box under the dash, its almost right where the OBD port is on the drivers side and right where te AUX switch panel wire harness is, youll see the single wire with a yellow plastic end pluged into this box. simply unplug it and plug the cale into it, then the other end to the docking station. ![]() much easier and cleaner than running another antenna and having somethign else on youre roof. |
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for 20 bucks won't they swap radio ID's and subscriptions
I have done it 4 times on aftermarket Head units |
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Idk. I was doing this because i have a removable external reciever that i use at work and also in my truck
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Ahh My 2 are also removable and I swap 1 of them between Boat and wifes vehicle
so that makes perfect sense |
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we have 3 and 3 different vehicles all with lifetime subscriptions. also have 3 more of those home radio boom-box deals for the house/shop. i have one at our shop that i listen to mine all day long.
this is the reason for me doing this, so i can use my docking staion in my truck but dont have to run another antenna, just use the OEM one. |
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Plus, the stock Sat radio sucks! And if you have the old Sirius lifetime subscription, they charge you $75 to swap radios :/
But I will be looking into that cable! How much did that run you? |
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It was like 20 bux shipped and is WAY longer than it needs to be. Give that place a call or email, theyll hook you up.
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Nice, thanks for the info! I would way rather use the OEM sirius antenna than run a new one.
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No problem. Glad it was helpful. That was the purpose for posting it.
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X2 on the appreciation for info!!!
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