So my girlfriend got me Sirius Satellite Radio for Christmas and I'm just getting around to installing it. The question is WTF to do w/ the wire than runs from the antenna to the unit?
Roof mounting it, where should I go? Through the trunk? Through a door?
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I pulled up to a 97ish firebird with exhaust about 2 months ago and asked for a race and he laughed at me. Then he punched it, about 2 seconds later my B&B exhaust was rumbling in his ear as i blew past him so my girlfriend jumped out the sunroof and gave him 2 thumbs down. I'm sure he was telling his passenger that he lost because his queef relay was loose or something rediculous.
I mounted the antenna on top of the roof in the back about 5in forward from the back window so i can run the black wire. I then ran the black wire in the rubber trim all the way to the front to the drivers door then into the car where i mounted the unit under the cd player by the cup holders.
I have mine installed right above the windshield, then ran the wire in the seal for the windshield down the inside of the A-pillar and than under the dash nice clean install.
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Are you playing through an FM transmiter or directly connected to your stereo?
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I removed the lid to the center anchor between the rear speakers and mounted mine there. I was able to run the wires through that hole, into the trunk.
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dale, for someone who sucks at driving like you you sure do talk alot of shit..noob
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