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Sorry for the delay. The base of the PNP2 is at the back of the unit. It fits perfectly & snug so that it does not rattle.
Originally Posted by dlaw300z
Do you know how the '03 and '04 doors are different? I went to look at a sirius reciever yesterday and the reciever itself would fit fine but it has to plug into that little base to work and it seems like this would make it too tall to fit in the hole. Do you have any insight or details on your install? I don't even see a base that yours is plugged into in your pic. Sorry for all the questions.
I'm putting my Apex'i Rev Speed Meter in there and mounting it right in the middle at the back of the storage space. But I put my wallet in there sometimes when I leave it in the car.
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From: Austin
Originally Posted by jlimquest
Sorry for the delay. The base of the PNP2 is at the back of the unit. It fits perfectly & snug so that it does not rattle.
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Yes, the non bose system will also work by using a FM modulator or hardwired via a Audiovox SirsWB. Since your HU is not SAT ready the sound qualty will be comparable to FM stereo w/o any hiss vs. CD quality. It's still good:
http://www.xmorsirius.com/soundchoices.html
Here are some helpful sites as well:
http://www.xmorsirius.com/
http://www.siriusbackstage.com/
http://www.xmorsirius.com/soundchoices.html
Here are some helpful sites as well:
http://www.xmorsirius.com/
http://www.siriusbackstage.com/
Originally Posted by dlaw300z
Thank you much this was the response I was looking for. Does anyone know if you can install sirius into a stock non-bose system? I've been to a couple places and have heard you can and cannot but generally they all are talking out of their *** anyways .
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From: South Florida
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Cell phone, work id/badge, towlettes (god only knows what is on the hands of the passenger!), gum, etc...
I put cd's in there temporarily, like the ones i'll be switching in and out (of course the door stays open), but I usually use one of the compartments behind the seat for CD storage.
I put cd's in there temporarily, like the ones i'll be switching in and out (of course the door stays open), but I usually use one of the compartments behind the seat for CD storage.
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From: Mount Laurel, NJ
Originally Posted by Clapton9286
Cell phone, work id/badge, towlettes (god only knows what is on the hands of the passenger!), gum, etc...
I put cd's in there temporarily, like the ones i'll be switching in and out (of course the door stays open), but I usually use one of the compartments behind the seat for CD storage.
I put cd's in there temporarily, like the ones i'll be switching in and out (of course the door stays open), but I usually use one of the compartments behind the seat for CD storage.
You can also put CD's in that plastic rectangular holder that's attached to the left side of the driver seat (fits about 4 or so with the case)...There's one on the passenger side too.
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Originally Posted by Racer Z
You can also put CD's in that plastic rectangular holder that's attached to the left side of the driver seat (fits about 4 or so with the case)...There's one on the passenger side too.
