Guys,


I finally got around to finishing the install on my Pioneer XM tuner to GM RDS factory head unit. I posted some new pics for all to refer to. See the sig.


Pioneer 910 XM tuner: $100.00


Terk XM3 Antenna: $49.00


Soundgate PIOGM1 interface:$99.00


Total: $248.00


Listening to XM without FM modulation and having a factory looking install: Priceless!


Well not priceless, but I'm happy.

And I'm still waiting on my PIOGM1...... I'm not happy.

Tony,


My previous offer still stands. Let me know how I can help.


And thanks for the tip on where to hide the tuner, its sweet!


Guy

Trippin, nice install!


Exactly what I want to do with my truck. http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Clap.gif

I have a 2002 and am looking for a way to install a XM unit in the truck. I'd prefer something direct connected rather than a cassette or even an FM modulator. I'm already using a FM modulator for the VCP/DVD system and I'd even like to get rid of that somehow.





Any ideas from you electronic gurus??

I have a 2002 and am looking for a way to install a XM unit in the truck. I'd prefer something direct connected rather than a cassette or even an FM modulator. I'm already using a FM modulator for the VCP/DVD system and I'd even like to get rid of that somehow.





Any ideas from you electronic gurus??





Here is a good idea


Click Here XM FAN LINK (http://shop.store.yahoo.com/xmfanstore/pieauxinput.html)


This sight has alot of good stuff....






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MinnDmax,


I've got a Pioneer 900 XM tuner for sale in the classifieds.


Firstdiesel,


Theres lots of good info at xmfan.com


If your 2002 has an RDS radio I think your o.k.


If not, you'll probably need to go with a P.I.E. adapter.

Okay, what is a RDS radio??





I have the radio with the CD player in it with the cassette deck mounted in the console.

I believe it stands for Radio Data System. Usually has a little RDS on the face plate of the stereo. Check this link for options for hooking up XM to your truck.


http://www.logjamelectronics.com/soundpiogm1.html