Satellite Radio in 92 Integra

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Dave Skipper, Dec 27, 2005.

  1. Dave Skipper

    Dave Skipper Guest

    Hi All

    Does anybody know about the compatibility of the OEM in dash car
    receiver in 92 Acura Integra and a satellite radio receiver? I need to
    figure out how to add some type of audio cable between the OEM receiver
    and the Satellite receiver.

    It looks like I may need some type of adapter device to allow for
    connection between both units. Is there something out there that can do
    this?

    Any tips on installing the antenna?
     
    Dave Skipper, Dec 27, 2005
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  2. Dave Skipper

    xblazinlv Guest

    You'll probably need an adapter, but I'm sure it can be done. Search
    around for adapters available on some of the larger car audio websites.
    Good luck

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    xblazinlv, Dec 27, 2005
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  3. Dave Skipper

    mrdancer Guest

    My wife just got me an XM (Delphi) SkyFi radio for xmas... she already has
    one in her trailblazer, so this was an extra added to the acct. for less $$.
    It came with a car kit, meaning it had a cassette adapter and a built-in FM
    transmitter. Since my '02 Accord has a CD player and no cassette, I went
    with the built-in transmitter and it's working quite well, except that it
    took several calls to XM to get the thing activated.

    As for the antenna, it is a small magnetic square that sticks to the roof of
    the car. I ran the antenna wire through the back seat into the trunk, then
    up around the weatherstripping on the rear window and mounted it just above
    the rear window. That's where the FM antenna is on an '02 Accord, and XM
    recommends mounting the antenna near the FM antenna for best results using
    the transmitter.

    Whole installation took about ten minutes, activation took about twenty
    minutes.
     
    mrdancer, Dec 28, 2005
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  4. Dave Skipper

    Dave Skipper Guest

    Thanks I got it working nicely. I didn't find in the manual that
    the in-dash receiver had to be turned onto to an FM frequency. I
    thought I'd need some type of cable to link up directly.
     
    Dave Skipper, Dec 28, 2005
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