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Old 04-20-2009, 08:22 PM
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Ohhhh

Originally Posted by ajbrutico
I guess my situation is that I'm trying to save money. Yes you can install the best of sirius on your XM radio, however, Sonos, only allows sirius subscriptions (for satellite radio) on their device. My issue is that i need to keep a sirius subscription in order to use it on my sonos. My old car has sirius. If I remove sirius from my old car, then i lose my sonos sirius. So i thought I'd put my sirius in my new car, so i can keep siius on my sonos.... I wish Sonos would allow XM, then I could easily just cancel Sirius, and have one XM account for my Acura, G37, and my home. Grrrrr
I see now.
Old 07-23-2009, 01:58 AM
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so where do we stand on antennas? can a 2009 coupe with nav use the existing XM antenna on the roof by just mod'ng the stock XM plug?
Old 08-11-2009, 11:07 PM
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Yes, where does this stand?? I want to sell my old car that has Sirius, and I dont want to lose sirius in my home on my sonos, and i want howard stern back. So if this is a go, let me know so i can buy it ....

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Exclamation Maybe it doesnt work with a 2009 G37

Hi guys, I have the G37X with Nav and Bose. I for the life of me see no plug sitting on the tight side of the trunk to plug the sirius receiver into. Here's the pics. Let me know if Im doing anything wrong.

A.J.

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Old 08-18-2009, 10:53 PM
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Not sure this will help, but here is some info from my install on a 2008 and what I had to do to the antenna plug to get it to clip in. Some pictures are in the post that may help. Good luck.

https://www.myg37.com/forums/2458226-post11.html


Originally Posted by ajbrutico
Hi guys, I have the G37X with Nav and Bose. I for the life of me see no plug sitting on the tight side of the trunk to plug the sirius receiver into. Here's the pics. Let me know if Im doing anything wrong.

A.J.

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Pic 2

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Old 08-18-2009, 11:58 PM
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Unfortunately I do not have that gear in my trunk. On the left there is Bose equipment sitting on a heatsink, and on the right there is only a single box as noted in the pictures. I think thats the voice or camera control unit. Anyways they state in the other pists that if you have nav, which I do, there should be another unused connector on the right side of the trunk taped up that will fit the unit. I tore everything apart, but I dont see this ANYWHERE.
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Old 08-24-2009, 08:18 PM
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No one has a 09 with nav that can verify that this plug is non existent??
Old 08-24-2009, 08:26 PM
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Does everyone switch over because of improved sound quality or programming with Sirius? Both?
Old 08-24-2009, 09:40 PM
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I switched over like a week before they merged content or I would not have switched.

Originally Posted by classy37
Does everyone switch over because of improved sound quality or programming with Sirius? Both?
Old 08-26-2009, 05:45 PM
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I have a sirius sub so I need to switch over. The connector better be there on the 2009 models with Nav... Can anyone confirm that the plug is there?
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Where is the XM Box? It should be somewhere, shouldnt it?

Originally Posted by ajbrutico
Hi guys, I have the G37X with Nav and Bose. I for the life of me see no plug sitting on the tight side of the trunk to plug the sirius receiver into. Here's the pics. Let me know if Im doing anything wrong.

A.J.

Pic 1

Pic 2

Pic 3
Old 08-31-2009, 02:33 AM
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Originally Posted by boyah
Where is the XM Box? It should be somewhere, shouldnt it?
In the G37 units with navigation, the XM tuner is built into the headunit. Only is the cars without nav is the tuner separate and in the trunk.
Old 08-31-2009, 12:10 PM
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So this guy is full of it? I have read other peoples post and say they did the swap and have NAV units. did maybe the 2009 model get the Xm Tuner built into the head unit?

Originally Posted by kmassey
I tried 3 different antennas with no luck. FYI to anyone who wants to try this. I was able to locate my connector and install the unit by simply lifting the trunk mats from my car.

I have a '08 with Nav. There is an opening in the trunk floor panel above and to the right of where the jack is stored. This opening is large enough to reach in and locate the pigtail.

I simply cut the tape holding it down, pulled it out of the opening, plugged it in. The entire unit fit through the opening. I ran the antenna under the carpet and up to the rear window sill. Very simple.
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Originally Posted by boyah
So this guy is full of it? I have read other peoples post and say they did the swap and have NAV units. did maybe the 2009 model get the Xm Tuner built into the head unit?

The thing is all NAV based models have the XM built into the head unit. The non NAV units had the XM in the trunk. In the NAV models, the wiring was therefore set up to take the XM receiver, but being that the XM tuner is in the headunit, there was just a plug there with nothing attached to it.

I state that in the 2009 model, they no longer have the plug just sitting there to plug the sirius into.

Hope that helps.

P.S. - Im still waiting from someone to show me where the plug was exactly in therir 08 G37 with nav. No forum seems to have that pic.
Old 09-01-2009, 05:26 PM
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Originally Posted by classy37
Does everyone switch over because of improved sound quality or programming with Sirius? Both?
Can somone explain why so many people want to switch from XM to Sirius?


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