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Need Help Locating a Factory XM Harness

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By Doogie
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Doogie Enthusiast

Doogie

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Ok so I bought a XM unit off of ebay and thought it would be easy to go down to the dealership and order the harness that goes from the XM unit to the back of the radio. Apparently the only harness that the dealership could find is one that costs 784.00. Its a huge harness and includes other things that I do not need.

 

I found the part number for the bracket which is 15189091 and lists for $14.88

 

What I need is the part number for the harness that comes with that over priced XM kit. Can anyone help me out?

 

Thanks!

lerbud Enthusiast

lerbud

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the whole xm kit is part# 12498768. you should be able to call the dealer and get them to give you a breakdown of the parts in the kit. fyi: here is what i found at the avalanche site:

 

XM Retrofit Kit: P/N: 12498768

 

XM Antennas..P/N:

 

'03: 15174788

 

'04: 15205583

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XM parts, per Blacktrail_Av on 10-31-05:

 

Cable, digital radio receiver: 15172751

 

Cable, digital radio antenna (inline conn to antenna): 15205597

 

Receiver, digital radio, `must get from seperate souce. Part#: 22692861

 

Receiver, digital radio, kit 2007. Part# 178011509 Common accy item.

 

Bolt/screw, hwa for receiver bracket: 11516618 (needs 2)

 

Bracket, digital receiver: 15189091

 

Cable, digital radio antenna: 15190807

 

Cable, digital radio antenna (rcvr to inline conn): 15205596.

 

Ant, digital radio (40mm high low profile antenna): 15174788

 

Ant,digital radio (35mm high low profile antenna):15205583

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From CAFCNA: Willyt.

Ant, digital Radio and OnStar (Digital) combo "Shark Fin": 15194280 List $147.27 whosale $110.45

Cable, For dual service "sharkfin" antenna: #15292901 List $60.66 whosale $42.46.

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If you're just trying to install a generic XM receiver to your factory radio, you should look at getting the harness from P.I.E. at www.pie.net.

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