I have a 05 Ford F150. Will this allow me to hook up Sirius radio?
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I don't know , I would go to a electronics shop or a Best Buy and ask .........
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possibly. Here's the important things to know and determine if you can. Are you using a Sirius hardware unit with antenna connection and what type of antenna connection does your radio have? I had to buy an additional adapter for my 95 Buick due to the type of antenna connect it had. Hope that helps.
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Yes, any vehicle. Unplug the antenna wire from the back of your radio and plug it into the adapter. Then plug the adapter wire into your radio. Done! Tune radio and XM radio to same channel. When XM radio is off, radio channel plays through. Turn XM radio on and it blocks antenna signal and you here the XM radio.
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Yes, it either inputs to a rarely used frequency on your radio, or with another adapter will feed into the antennae port of your existing radio. If your radio has a 3.5 mm input it might work through that, but if you have that I would expect your radio to be new enough that you have satellite capability.
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No but I think as long as it's a Sirius it should work but not on a Sirius xm like onyx its differant the end on this is like a aux. end
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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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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 need to get the Sirius cable kit for your car and a separate subscription. How this helps
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It should, most of ford trucks radios are double deckers. U might have to do a little trimming since the pyle radio is 7 inches wide. But know this radio do not have Bluetooth On it.
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It uses the standard Sirius antenna connection so it should. Hope that helps you out.
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I don't really know but it seems reasonable to think that your idea will work if the BMW antenna is wired for sirius and doesn't designate only certainsirius radios will work when connected to it. The worst that will happen is you won't get any signal (have the car out in the open), then you just haveto go to alternate plan B and use the antenna that came with the radio. Good luck!
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Yes, as long as you have a Sirius XM radio. This is a docking station for it.
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No. This one requires that your vehicle to have an AUX port. There are ones available that have built in FM transmitters that would work, however my experience with them is that sound quality is horrible. You could probably add an AUX port to your factory radio with adapter kits that are available by PAC and similar companies. You would have to do some research.
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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 am not the expert on this, but if you have a SiriusXm subscription for satellite radio service and the cable connector matches the port on the unit, you should be able to get reception.
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I didn't opt for internet radio (Sirius), but this model does NOT have internet radio built into it, if I am not mistaken. If it does have it built in, you just wire it up like any other component of the system. This does have tuner built into it, but the antenna is connected to my car's antenna (which is an exterior one that stands up all the time). In conclusion, I don't know if you need a tuner plus sirius to work. I suspect that the tuner is going to work as is, unless your car's antenna is broken, but you will have to subscribe to sirius, given this model can support that.
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It works great. I have a Pioneer radio and have set a frequency for the Sirius model SP5. This install is in my 1942 Chevy street rod.
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I do not know. I suggest you contact sirius or your satellite radio provider
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it uses a alpine ai net plug and i'm sure your ford radio won't have that. will work with an alpine radio with ai net plug