mounting pics of satellite recievers
10-02-2005, 07:38 PM
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I actually just did this two days ago. Took about 8 hours and a lot of trips to home depot
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10-03-2005, 11:20 AM
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Originally Posted by WhiteBird00
Or, you can read the various threads posted by VIP1 earlier in this thread to see other solutions for mounting the antenna such as inside the spoiler.
10-04-2005, 09:12 PM
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god dammit..I bought the gm adapter thing. I pluged everything in..and it isn't working? I un[plugged the battery, took out the stereo..pluged the adapter into the back of the stereo and the old harness into the back of the adapter...plugged in the sat radio...I turn on the car...cd works, reg radio works...but if i hit the aux buttom nothing happens???
10-04-2005, 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted by BrandonDrecksage
god dammit..I bought the gm adapter thing. I pluged everything in..and it isn't working? I un[plugged the battery, took out the stereo..pluged the adapter into the back of the stereo and the old harness into the back of the adapter...plugged in the sat radio...I turn on the car...cd works, reg radio works...but if i hit the aux buttom nothing happens???
I've had this happen twice (two different headunits).
Just to double check, what is the year of your headunit and do you have the factory CD-Changer?
10-04-2005, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted by VIP1
Wait a minute or two and it'll start working.
I've had this happen twice (two different headunits).
Just to double check, what is the year of your headunit and do you have the factory CD-Changer?
I've had this happen twice (two different headunits).
Just to double check, what is the year of your headunit and do you have the factory CD-Changer?
10-05-2005, 01:42 AM
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I put XM in my car its really simple for my radio i have the Alpine IVA-901 7in indash dvd player i am glad the stations and the name of songs an stuff show up on the screen i wouldnt know where to put the docking station. But i put my antena in the same spot as Slammed did. But its pretty cool having Crystal Clear stations.
10-05-2005, 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted by BrandonDrecksage
Its an 01 SS with the moonson system, but no factory changer
I have a 2001 Formula with the Monsoon and no CD-Changer either.
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thanks a lot for any help.
10-09-2005, 12:46 AM
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Originally Posted by BrandonDrecksage
no it hasn't.
* Have you confirmed that the aux device is actually outputing sound?
-- try another aux device, like a portable disk player
*Make sure that the GM9-AUX is firmly connected into the CD-Changer port on the back of the radio and the original CD-Changer harness that went to the radio is plugged into the GM9-AUX.
*If still no sound, then the only other thing I can think of is to disconnect power from the radio for a few minutes. The downside to that (other than losing presets) is that if TeftLoc was setup, the heaunit will be locked when power is returned to it. That can be fixed though. Here are a thread about that: link
10-09-2005, 08:18 AM
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Originally Posted by VIP1
Damn thats odd.
* Have you confirmed that the aux device is actually outputing sound?
-- try another aux device, like a portable disk player
*Make sure that the GM9-AUX is firmly connected into the CD-Changer port on the back of the radio and the original CD-Changer harness that went to the radio is plugged into the GM9-AUX.
*If still no sound, then the only other thing I can think of is to disconnect power from the radio for a few minutes. The downside to that (other than losing presets) is that if TeftLoc was setup, the heaunit will be locked when power is returned to it. That can be fixed though. Here are a thread about that: link
* Have you confirmed that the aux device is actually outputing sound?
-- try another aux device, like a portable disk player
*Make sure that the GM9-AUX is firmly connected into the CD-Changer port on the back of the radio and the original CD-Changer harness that went to the radio is plugged into the GM9-AUX.
*If still no sound, then the only other thing I can think of is to disconnect power from the radio for a few minutes. The downside to that (other than losing presets) is that if TeftLoc was setup, the heaunit will be locked when power is returned to it. That can be fixed though. Here are a thread about that: link
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10-23-2005, 11:02 PM
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Any Luck.
For some odd reason my XM Receiver must have lost power and the Monsoon headunit stopped receving sound. I tested the XM Receiver and it was fine (connected the RCA output from it to a house amp). The Monsoon headunit wouldnt receive the sound until I unplugged it from the car and let it sit for a few minutes. The I replugged it in and reconnected the GM9-AUX. I turned it on and swapped to the CD-Changer Input selection (as opposed to FM/AM or In-Dash CD) but still didnt get sound......about a minute later it just started working. So after all the connected/disconnecting/testing it now works.
For some odd reason my XM Receiver must have lost power and the Monsoon headunit stopped receving sound. I tested the XM Receiver and it was fine (connected the RCA output from it to a house amp). The Monsoon headunit wouldnt receive the sound until I unplugged it from the car and let it sit for a few minutes. The I replugged it in and reconnected the GM9-AUX. I turned it on and swapped to the CD-Changer Input selection (as opposed to FM/AM or In-Dash CD) but still didnt get sound......about a minute later it just started working. So after all the connected/disconnecting/testing it now works.
10-23-2005, 11:26 PM
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Originally Posted by VIP1
Any Luck.
For some odd reason my XM Receiver must have lost power and the Monsoon headunit stopped receving sound. I tested the XM Receiver and it was fine (connected the RCA output from it to a house amp). The Monsoon headunit wouldnt receive the sound until I unplugged it from the car and let it sit for a few minutes. The I replugged it in and reconnected the GM9-AUX. I turned it on and swapped to the CD-Changer Input selection (as opposed to FM/AM or In-Dash CD) but still didnt get sound......about a minute later it just started working. So after all the connected/disconnecting/testing it now works.
For some odd reason my XM Receiver must have lost power and the Monsoon headunit stopped receving sound. I tested the XM Receiver and it was fine (connected the RCA output from it to a house amp). The Monsoon headunit wouldnt receive the sound until I unplugged it from the car and let it sit for a few minutes. The I replugged it in and reconnected the GM9-AUX. I turned it on and swapped to the CD-Changer Input selection (as opposed to FM/AM or In-Dash CD) but still didnt get sound......about a minute later it just started working. So after all the connected/disconnecting/testing it now works.
