Sirius satellite install

[Jeffrey_VB]

Here are some pics of my Sportster install

ProClip Bracket

From the driver's seat

As seen from the back seat

Showing the tight clearance with the shifter

 

[statman24]

Nice,

Is the entire holder from Proclip did you have to do a bit of finagling?

 

[Jeffrey_VB]

The piece that the radio is mounted to came from the Sirius Pro Install kit. That kit also has the cables to a) direct wire to the FM antenna on the radio and b) direct wire to a power supply (as opposed to using the 12v outlet in the console).

 

[Wolf]

Re: found online

You can check out: http://www.metraonline.com/downloads/pdf/TurboKits/INST99-8210.pdf

Just complete Step # 7 and the center instument panel pops out - the pics that correspond are E through H.

Or for color step by step details on how to remove the center instrument panel: http://www.castulucci.com/projects/carpc/oemnaviaccess/

GOTO STEP # 4, the second picture is where to start.

Beginning with the second picture in STEP 4 and the statement below it reading:

"Next, you'll need to remove the little plastic center console storage cubby. Just pop it open and lift it up gently. It should come out pretty easily."

Flea,
people like you are the reason this site is so great. you saved me alot of time and potential clip destruction when removing my dash. Thanks

 

[Lumberg]

Check out where I was able to put mine. My wife has a lot of input on song selection on road trips so my setup was designed to accommodate that. Also, it only requires a generic bracket from Best Buy to install.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?threadid=36299&highlight=lumberg



ps: your install is pretty sweet, nice job!

 

[Wolf]

Check out where I was able to put mine. My wife has a lot of input on song selection on road trips so my setup was designed to accommodate that. Also, it only requires a generic bracket from Best Buy to install.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?threadid=36299&highlight=lumberg

Good placement for the unit. Looks clean and you've done a great write-up with the pics! thanks. Thats exactly where I ran my antenna also.