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XM radio installation - 11/30/2007 10:47:31 AM
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08UltraClassic
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I just got the XM wiring harness part number:70172-06 Do I need to purchase anything else to recieve XM radio signal or is the wiring harness all that is needed?
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RE: XM radio installation - 12/3/2007 12:20:45 PM
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08UltraClassic
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I found out I still need to get the xm module which is an additional $500 item. I'm gonna wait on that at this time. I am having my front end changed out to chrome and lowered 1" Pipes are next D&D Fat Cats quite Baffels.
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RE: XM radio installation - 4/26/2008 8:59:14 AM
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SteveXL
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ORIGINAL: coyoties
I was told by someone, don't remember who, that Sirrus and XM were joining forces and everyone would have to buy new module to receive, so i'm waiting?
That's a bunch of crap. Both XM and Sirius receivers should work when they merge.
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RE: XM radio installation - 4/26/2008 9:20:46 AM
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bagman1
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I understood that although they merged, the units cannot become interchangeable or even compatible. This would give the satellite company a monopoly such as Microsoft tried, and congress wouldn't allow the merger. I installed the kit on my fltr. I had to get the overlay harness from the ultra and that was it. Plug n play. I see there is an XM only overlay harness that is smaller and cheaper, but it was not stocked at the dealer and I didnt want to wait.
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