justin-branam

same here. i find it works great once you get used to the slight button difference. i dont know if it is a matter of pushing your steering wheel buttons harder of just a split second longer, but i did notice that as well. ive had mine in for a good 3 months now with no problems.

thats what i thought. New question though. Will the SIR-PNR2 work instead of using the other 2 units? EDIT: looks like you already answered my question in another thread: "The 700SIRPION is Crutchfield's package of the CDSB10 and SCC1. Those two parts combined function exactly the same as the SIRPNR2, but also give you the option to buy another part and use a portable sirius device instead of the SCC1"

I dont have the SC-C1. I bought the CD-SB10. Should i have bought the SC-C1 instead? Do i need both? I guess what i need to know is, i have the AVIC-D3, a dodge ram 1500 that had satellite radio stock, so what do i need to buy to make it work wiht the D3? thanks. And while we are on the subject of my truck, does anyone have a diagram of the ecu wiring, so i can see which pin is the 38 pin for the VSS wire. all i found was its either the YELLOW/BLACK,GREEN/BROWN,GREENVIOLET wire but im not sure which is pin 38. thanks!

Before you say search, i did see the other posts kind of like this one. Didnt see an answer so here it is again. I bought an AVIC-D3. I had Sirius with the stock head unit. I found the stock reciever and followed the cord to the exterior antenna to be sure. The antenna connection looks kind of like a small cable tv cable (single pin). I also bought the SC-C1 unit to hook up the Sirius to the D3. The antenna input on the unit is an 8 pin connection though. So my question is, do I need the CD-SB10 to connect my stock antenna up to the SC-C1 box? I attached pictures to show what i mean. It lo

there is also a program called SUPER (Simplified Universal Player Encoder & Renderer) that converts a lot of video and sound files, and it is also free. Kind of hard to navigate to find the actual file to download, so i also added that link. http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html the actual file is located at: http://www.erightsoft.info/GetFile.php?SUPERsetup.exe