Looks like this may work: http://www.myradiostore.com/auxadapt...a/xmc-hon.html

I guess I need to think about it..

If I got the Inno, I could run the inno at work, home and in the car..

If I get a new head unit, I can obviously only run that in the car..

 

It says that adapter is to connect the XM Commander to the CD Changer port. It doesn't just provide RCA AUX-IN, which I think the one I posted previously does. So it'll work fine if you get the XM Commander, but it may not work if you get the Inno. I says that it provides Aux-In and 12v power, but I wonder if its just really the regular Aux-In RCA adatper with a power tap or if there is something else odd about it.

This is the adapter of which I was thinking:
http://www.myradiostore.com/auxadapt...a/hon-aux.html
Its cheaper too.

According to the compatibility doc:
http://www.pie.net/images/appguide/appl_aux.pdf
It should work in any 1992-2001 Acura Integra without the External CD Changer. It sounds like it connects to the CD Changer port in the trunk. You may be able to connect it to the back of the headunit instead since that cable in the trunk should just be an extension going to the headunit anyway.

 

Ahh yeh, that one looks like it would work out much better.. Maybe I can find the 8 Pin connector that is supposed to be in the trunk for the changer..

 

The Pioneer DEH-8400MP in your T/A doesn't appear to have RCA (or headphone) AUX-In. You should be able to add that with either of these adapters:

PIO/P-RCA
http://www.myradiostore.com/auxadapt...oneer-rca.html
(I have this one converting my Pioneer XM Receiver's output to RCA)

PIO/P-3.5M
http://www.myradiostore.com/auxadapt...pio-p-35m.html
(same as above, but headphone jack instead of RCA)

 

Hmm.. I may have to look into that also..

The biggest thing right now is getting XM into the Integra.. I commute 2.5 hours to work and need my XM..