Does anyone know of any XM antenna adapters? I want to use my factory 2010 Toyota Tundra antenna and adapt it to the Pioneer module!
Posted Jun 07, 2011 · 17:03 UTC#1
XM Antenna adapters
Posted Jun 10, 2011 · 18:02 UTC#2
not sure what the toyota uses (smb, fakra, etc), but you can find any adapter at TSS. i know for certain GMC, they use the standard fakra connector which plugs right into a pio xm tuner.
Posted Jun 10, 2011 · 19:26 UTC#3
i know for certain GMC, they use the standard fakra connector which plugs right into a pio xm tuner.
I will have to check on this when i get home. If so that will be sweet. 
:mrgreen:
Posted Jun 11, 2011 · 14:36 UTC#4
I will have to check on this when i get home. If so that will be sweet.
depending your where your factory xm tuner all you would need is an extension cable.
Posted Jun 12, 2011 · 00:41 UTC#5
depending your where your factory xm tuner all you would need is an extension cable.
Mine is behind the glovebox. I have not had a chance to check, But i will. I have seen the XM Turners go for 80 bucks on ebay. :mrgreen:
Posted Jun 21, 2011 · 13:25 UTC#6
I was skeptical, but I succesfully installed the GM dual lead XM antenna adapter to the factory XM antenna in my 2003 GMC Yukon Denali, and it works perfectly. There seems to be no degradation of signal quality either. I bought the adapter for www.tss-radio.com. note: I installed the XM tuner, not the sirius tuner. Per TSS, there Kay be signal loss using an XM antenna for Sirius signal reception.
One tip, gently push the plug into the tuner, and be sure that it is fully inserted. I realized my connection to the XM tuner was not made when I powered up the radio for the first time. I had to go back and push the XM plug all the way in.