XM installation & DRLs
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Originally Posted by rljones
Foxberry,
Can you show us a picture of where the receiver is installed in the trunk?
The antenna should be easy for any of us to install. If the receiver goes in the trunk, it sounds like the car may be pre-wired and they just plug it in (Volvo does this, and you plug in either the Sirius or XM unit). If we know the location in the trunk and find a plug in, then all we need to do is order the parts and do the install ourselves, saving some money.
If no plug is present, then the dealer had to run wires from the trunk to the Nav unit, meaning installling it ourselves would be slightly more difficult.
Can you show us a picture of where the receiver is installed in the trunk?
The antenna should be easy for any of us to install. If the receiver goes in the trunk, it sounds like the car may be pre-wired and they just plug it in (Volvo does this, and you plug in either the Sirius or XM unit). If we know the location in the trunk and find a plug in, then all we need to do is order the parts and do the install ourselves, saving some money.
If no plug is present, then the dealer had to run wires from the trunk to the Nav unit, meaning installling it ourselves would be slightly more difficult.
Hope this helps.
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Originally Posted by Wid IS350
Here's a pic of my NAVI screen with XM:
does the text scroll? in my old car (x3) the sirius display had limtied number of characters and did not scoll to show all the display info.. im assuming if it does for xm it wil for sirius
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Originally Posted by tonyscv
Nice try... that's the TL's/TSX's Nav screen. I know because it's what I had before the IS!
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