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krunch Enthusiast

krunch

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I'm assuming the purple and brown Fakra connectors on the right are for the OnStar and SiriusXM, but does anyone know which one is which?

 

Thanx,

Krunch

 

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tbarn Senior Enthusiast

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They are cellular and gps. Can't remember which is which. If no one has an answer by later today I can look it up.

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Violet is cell 1(wireless) and brown is GPS and cell 2 (onstar)

krunch Enthusiast

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I am either confused, or not understanding you. My truck has no OEM XM radio. I just want to use the shark fin antenna on the roof for my Sirius One radio (lifetime sub).

 

Thanx,

Krunch

tbarn Senior Enthusiast

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Well, the XM antenna goes to the radio. What radio option do you have, I04 ,I05, I06, I0B or I03?

krunch Enthusiast

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Good question,  what’s a simple way to tell? I don’t have the original vehicle sticker. Last few digits of vin are 193826 does that help?

 

thanx,

krunch

tbarn Senior Enthusiast

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Is there a label in the glove box. Or upper box? If not I can get an option list but would the last 10 of the vin.

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IOB Possibly? Vin also on that label if I’m Wrong.

 

 

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tbarn Senior Enthusiast

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OK. XM would still be in that radio if it had it. Pull the radio out and see if there is a spare coax cable too be found. I believe it would be a tan connector.

krunch Enthusiast

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No luck on a tan connector... Purple, Brown, and black.

 

the metal collar on the black one looks a little smaller than the brown and purple. 

 

The brown and purple are connected to the wifi module, (bottom module on my pic a couple posts up).

 

The black one is connected to the “ASM - Receiver” module that is located directly above the WiFi module. 

 

Dont see a tan fakra connector in there in the immediate area.

 

 

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