Xm Ready

OVERCURRENT · #1 (**permalink**) 06-24-2006, 08:16 AM

Hello Out There!!!..... I Drive A Reeeely Super Cleeeen, Extra Mint, 03 Stepside Tundra. Leather Gutt, Access Cab, 4wd, Premium Sound, Ect... All The Toys, Except Xm Radio. I Did Some Checking Around, & Toyota Doesn't Offer An Xm "ready" Unit For My Tundra. Does Anyone Know Of A "perfect Install" Aftermarket Unit, Or Some Kind Of Conversion Kit, For My Original Ect???? I Dont Want To Sawzall My Dash, Because It Is Like New, & I Wanna Keep It That Way. You Know Watt I Meeen!! No Buugger Jobs!!! I Aint To Good With These Message Boards So... If Ya Could Help Me Out With Some Info??? OH YEA.... I'M ALSO LOOKIN FOR A FINNED ALUMINUM TRANSMISSION FLUID PAN FOR MY AUTOMATIC TRANNY. Thanx..woody Email - overcurrent@aol.com

Salty_Dog · #2 (**permalink**) 06-24-2006, 08:20 PM

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Originally Posted by OVERCURRENT

Hello Out There!!!..... I Drive A Reeeely Super Cleeeen, Extra Mint, 03 Stepside Tundra. Leather Gutt, Access Cab, 4wd, Premium Sound, Ect... All The Toys, Except Xm Radio. I Did Some Checking Around, & Toyota Doesn't Offer An Xm "ready" Unit For My Tundra. Does Anyone Know Of A "perfect Install" Aftermarket Unit, Or Some Kind Of Conversion Kit, For My Original Ect???? I Dont Want To Sawzall My Dash, Because It Is Like New, & I Wanna Keep It That Way. You Know Watt I Meeen!! No Buugger Jobs!!! I Aint To Good With These Message Boards So... If Ya Could Help Me Out With Some Info??? OH YEA.... I'M ALSO LOOKIN FOR A FINNED ALUMINUM TRANSMISSION FLUID PAN FOR MY AUTOMATIC TRANNY. Thanx..woody Email - overcurrent@aol.com

Go over to the Audio, Electrical, and Wiring forum, and do a search on PIE Adaptors. These are devices that plug into the back of the factory head unit so you can hardwire in an aftermarket XM receiver and not have to bother with those stupid FM Modulators.

krodad · #3 (**permalink**) 06-24-2006, 09:42 PM

I put the adaptor in my truck and it works very well. The XM receiver I have ordered is going to go in the recess in the lower dash to the lower right of the steering wheel (kind of above the right knee) and I've already fashioned a mount that uses one of the dash mount screws to attach...all that will be seen is the face of the receiver, and no holes, cuts or velcro needed.
I also used the second available input on the adaptor for a panel mount 1/8" audio plug that I put in the right hole blank in the little recess panel under the ashtray. works great to plug in mp3 players and dvd audio for the kid.