Well I traced the cable from the sirius unit to the radio and there are no plugs hanging off for a splitter. Any ideas where I can find one? Otherwise this new changer I have is no good and I dont want to get an fm modulated one.

 

Do some old searches here and at TDR this has been discussed before. I know there are two companies that make harnesses which will let you do what you want but the CRS won't let me tell you who they are.

 

Read up here:

http://www.wjjeeps.com/sirius/sirius.htm

Ya, it's a Jeep site, but the radio is the same. So the PN's should be OK.

 

The jeep site helped alot. Have to pay almost as much for the multiplexer as I did for the changer . I am still confused as to if I also need the songtitle/artist cable. I am thinking I can use the one from the sirius unit now if I can make it reach to the splitter.

shotgun. I must be using the wrong key words for search and haven't found much.

 

I have the RB1 and love it. It is the best sounding factory system I have ever had.

I have Sirius but I could not get the ESN to get it activated. I followed the directions and it would not show up. The dealer was clueless and the tech support was no help either. I have no idea where in the truck they put the box either. I ended up unplugging it and adding the C/D changer instead.

Crutchfield has a changer the will work for $350.

 

jshepherd, go to the TDR site , I posted a question since I could not remember the companies for you and there is a thread running now about sat adapters posted by me and several guys sent in the names of the companies making the stuff you need to run sat and changer or just sat with stock radio's--thanks Russ

 

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The normal installation kit has a bracket that the tuner is bolted to. This bracket then is installed to the left side of the support for the pedals in fact the bracket uses some of the bolts that hold the big connectors to the support to hold it in place.

 

I checked the thread but came up with the same stuff from pie that says it will not work with the rb1 . Another just has an adapter for rca jacks. Looks like I will have to go with all the mopar stuff.