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Wire harness for XM or Sirius radio
Does anyone know where I can buy a connecting harness to install a satellite radio in my 99 Boxster? I don't want to cut the factory harness. If not available, can I buy OE Porsche connectors to make my own harness? Has anyone with a 996/997 BTDT? Thanks in advance. Len
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SW Stereo offers the part you are looking for (http://www.swstereo.com/), installed it in my 996 and it works like a champ. You will need a mini stereo to RCA cable and dont forget to ask for the radio tools.
Cheers http://forums.pelicanparts.com/newreply.php?action=newreply&threadid=319088
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Satellite Radio
Len,
Were you able to get your satellite radio connected in your Boxster? Suggestions or tips for those about to do the same thing? Thank you. Scott
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I called them, 800-270-2378. Nice people. The cable they sell for $25 connects a XM or Sirius tuner via their RCA conn to the aux input of a CDR 220. Its a direct plug n play. You can only use it if you do NOT have a CD changer however, as it uses the aux input. Perhaps a switch can be fitted to have both. Now I am looking for a CDR 220 at a reasonable price. I will let you all know how I make out. Cheers. Len
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Thank you. Hopefully I can do the install this weekend and most likely disconnect my CD player. Unfortunately it is a leased vehicle otherwise I would sell you my CDR
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One more bit of info I hope is correct. I am told Crutchfield has a wire harness adaptor to install a DIN mount XM or Sirius radio in a Boxster or 996. A direct plug-in (?????). This replaces the Porsche CDR 220 or whatever you have or have not. I have not, as this was a salvage car & the radio was missing. It looks like I will go this route. I will let you all know how it works. Len Smile, you own a Porsche and there is NO substitute.
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The Crutchfield harness part is Nr 120701784, and antenna adapter is Crutchfield Nr 1040VW12. This allows an aftermarket XM or Sirius radio to be installed as a direct plug-in to the 996. Depending on the model year, you might also need a OEM-2 Amp interface. So, lets see how this works. If anyone tries this before me, please post your results. Cheers, Len Smile, you own a Porsche and there is NO substitute. |
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I talked to SW Stereo tonight. They seem to know what you need to hook up an XM or an MP3. I will see how it works and report back. I do not have an external CD player but he says he will give me instructions to program a aux setting for the radio. We will see.
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Put the connector in today. Works with both XM and MP3. When I had a problem I called them up and worked it through. Great help. Hard to believe someone here in the USA will still do that for you
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