Anyone add Sirius?
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Anyone add Sirius?
Has anyone added Sirius to the standard stereo that has the Sirius button but no ant? Do you have to add a module and reflash your head unit? or just plug in a sat ant?
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1. You have the module already and all you need to do is add the ant.
2. You have the button, so you have the plug in the back necessary for the module to plug into, you just need the module and the ant.
I'm leaning more towards 2 then I am to 1, but I don't know as I don't have the standard radio system.
You don't have to "reflash" radio headunits. If they have the connections there for certain pieces of equipment, then they are usually already setup to handle them. It's more plug and play.
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Thanks, I have found via google search that there are aftermarket Sirius modules out there and adapter kits to make Sirius work with the factory radio. iSimple Ford Factory Upgrade Kit for SIRIUS ISFD11-A | TSS-Radio or Peripheral iSimple Satellite Radio Adapter for Ford Add satellite radio and an auxiliary input to select 2005-up Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles (Model ISFD11) at Crutchfield.com used with SiriusConnect™ Car-only Tuner Add SIRIUS satellite radio to your car stereo (Model SC-C1) at Crutchfield.com
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