Xm radio kit in FX35
Xm radio kit in FX35
Curious if anyone has added the Xm radio kit from Infiniti to their FX after market? Is it easy to do, or does it require a dealer to install? Any info would be great. Thanks.
I had the same question regarding the ability to do an aftermarket of a Sirius system in an FX35. I am getting ready to purchase a FX35 with Sport and Touring packages but not intending to purchase the Tech package. I also have a Sirius tuner from my previous vehicle that I'd like to have installed. Is this possible? Does one need to purchase the Tech package to make this happen?
Any help would be appreciated...
Any help would be appreciated...
jb88061 wrote:I had the same question regarding the ability to do an aftermarket of a Sirius system in an FX35. I am getting ready to purchase a FX35 with Sport and Touring packages but not intending to purchase the Tech package. I also have a Sirius tuner from my previous vehicle that I'd like to have installed. Is this possible? Does one need to purchase the Tech package to make this happen?
Any help would be appreciated...
If you havent bought the FX yet. when you go to make the deal and you settle on the price tell the dealer oh yea by the way I will buy it for that price if you have this installed for me. throw that in after the dealer comes to an agreement on the price and started paper work that you havent signed yet. Be stern when you say it like your not buyin unless its included in the deal. that way they'll get a due bill on it to have it done. You would be suprised at what they will do to "make the deal happen".
Basically there are two different satellite services, XM and Sirius. Both offer about 100 different channels. These aren't channels from around the world, rather, they are different types of music all programmed by people at either XM or Sirius, or feeds from things like ESPN, CNN, etc.
Either service requires a separate antenna and a tuner that feeds into your head unit in various ways. The primary difference is that XM is about $10 per month and has some commercials while Sirius is about $12 per month and the music channels are commercial free.
The music channels are really cool. Sirius, for example, as about 60 music channels, each devoted to a different style, e.g. hard rock, metal, country, folk, bluegrass, Top 40, classical, and a bunch of others.
Sounds like I work for Sirius, but I don't - just really enjoy the product. It's especially good in areas like where I live where there aren't many good radio stations.
Let me know if you have any other questions...
Either service requires a separate antenna and a tuner that feeds into your head unit in various ways. The primary difference is that XM is about $10 per month and has some commercials while Sirius is about $12 per month and the music channels are commercial free.
The music channels are really cool. Sirius, for example, as about 60 music channels, each devoted to a different style, e.g. hard rock, metal, country, folk, bluegrass, Top 40, classical, and a bunch of others.
Sounds like I work for Sirius, but I don't - just really enjoy the product. It's especially good in areas like where I live where there aren't many good radio stations.
Let me know if you have any other questions...
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