I have a Ford F150 STX stock radio with Sirius button, displays "No sat radio". Am having a hard time figuring out everything I need to install tuner and wiring....help!
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Need to find out if you have a Sirius Sat adaptor and antenna. If your truck didn't come with those, you need to buy an adaptor that includes the antenna. Either way you will also need a Sirius subscription.
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This part is for aftermarket stereos you need the ford part for the stock radio. I would ask a ford dealer what you need then search it on eBay.
315830
Built in Sat Radio is not available after installing the Module. You can order the ISIMPLE SAT RADIO MODULE to restore it.
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Not quite sure what you are asking, did you have other accessories like external satellite radio or something? The wire harness is compatible, it would be a plug and play replacement.
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ny satellite radio works great but It may have another input, I have a 2014 f-150 stx supercrew cab. so my truck also has a "bump" antenna on the top of the passanger side of the truck.
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You'll probably need a wire harness, antenna adapter, and something to keep the radio in place, at least. It's a radio and cd. Look around online for what you need to install any aftermarket radio in your truck.
991322
If I currently have Sirius on my Factory unit, will this unit support? In other words, is it truly "plug & play?" I don't want to lost my Sirius capability. Thanks!
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I installed one of these in my fiancés 2010 Mazda 3 which should be the same as yours. It had factory non bose radio. Worked great no wires to cut. Worth the money not having to cut into anything. Exactly what you need to be able to hook up an amp to factory radio. Only other thing you'll need is an amp wiring install kit. Hope this helps
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This is Kevin from ReplacementRadios. Your vehicle is listed. However, if you have factory satellite radio (XM), you would have to disconnect it. The ISHD571 does not have that restriction. That might be the reason someone else pointed you to the ISHD571. Maybe they had satellite radio, so the ISHD651 didn't work for them. However, the ISHD651 in this listing has a USB connection and Bluetooth built in for not much more money than the ISHD571 so, unless you have satellite radio, you're probably ahead to get this ISHD651. If you have found this information helpful, please consider purchasing from ReplacementRadios. We are an authorized iSimple retailer, which ensures you get a valid warranty and free iSimple tech support.
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There is an adapter (FMDA25) that will allow your SiriusXM tuner to play through a FM radio without cassette or aux input. It plugs into the radio and the antenna plugs into the adapter. The only time I have had problems with mine is when driving close by powerful FM transmitters.
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I will physically bolt in no problem but it's not plug and play with the Sahara because those come with an amp and subwoofer. It's really meant to upgrade the sport radios that don't have the optional sub and amp. As far as Sirius goes I had to buy a Sirius tuner and install the antenna as well. It works fine in my jeep but mine is a base sport without sub or amp. Hope that helps.
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I am not sure if you can connect it or not. It uses a standard XM radio antennae which comes with it, so I am assuming that if your factory XM antennae has a standard XM connector on the end of it, it should work. If it has a proprietary end on it, like some Fords do, then you may have to purchase an adapter to connect your factory antennae to the unit. Hope this helps.
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You will have to buy extra xm modual and antenna to be able to play sat radio
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Your XM antenna should plug in back of unit where standard antenna would typically go. As far as signal, instructions state, "The SAT Radio Ready logo indicates that this product will control a satellite radio tuner module (sold separately). Please see your nearest authorized Sony dealer for details on the satellite radio tuner module."
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Yes, it is my understanding that all of the radios with the tuning issue have been removed from stock. The copy that I have has had no problems.
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Dear Michelline,I do not know I have never been a Sirius user. So I cannot advise you to how it would work with this unit. I have heard that Sirius is a good type of radio to use but never had a sirius radio so would not know.Jerry Miller
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If by sat you mean the radio connection, then no, you cannot use the original radio, you would need to plug the antenna into the new radio in order to use it and you would probably need an extension for it. The new radio would need to have an integrated steering control option. The one i got was is on the cheaper side and although it says "steering control ready" it requires and external adapter for the that costs the same as the radio itself, so for me, I lost the steering control function.
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Yes you will need the unit found here on Amazon as "SiriusXM SXV200v1 Connect Vehicle Tuner for SiriusXM-Ready Car Stereo Receivers". I too had two vehicles with SiriusXM. However, this unit requires the addition of the module for the SAT radio to operate. It is all pretty straight forward really and I must say that I truly enjoy the unit.