Expert: Ernesto R - 1/5/2007

Question
Thanks For the info and link..Also I found out that Sirius sells a different kind of adapter.  Basically you unplug the fm antenna from your cars radio and plug it into this little box.  You then also plug the Satalite radio into the box.  Then the box plugs into the FM antenna input of the radio.  Here's a link
http://shop.sirius.com/edealinv/servlet/ExecMacro?nurl=control/StoreItem.vm&ctl_

Will this work with my radio without having to buy additionsl connectors?  The line in option would be best for qualitly but this one is about $40-$50 cheaper. I saw one on froogle for about $13
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Hi, I have a Toyota Camry with it's stock radio 16810.

I get horrible reception from the fm transmitter from my new Sirius transmitter in my area.  I was wondering if there is a direct line in that I can wire up for this radio?
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toyota auxiliary interface


http://www.oemautosound.com/pc-339-101-pie-toy-aux-toyota-auxiliary-input-adapte


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yes you can save money here  but you have it ,that is another fm modulator the other problem with this is that now your fm reception is not going to like before you will get noise on fm and if you travel 20 milles away from the station you will lose the fm signal