Sirius/XM 2013 4runner antenna adapter

[yt4runner]

Hey all

I just installed an aftermarket head unit along with Sirius/Xm tuner and would really like to retain the stock Sirius/xm antenna connection. Currently I'm using the antenna that comes with the tuner.

It looks like the major companies don't have support for 2013 and below 4runners.

Has anyone had luck adapting there own or have and recommendations?

Thanks.

Jim

 

[GearJunkie88]

Hey all

I just installed an aftermarket head unit along with Sirius/Xm tuner and would really like to retain the stock Sirius/xm antenna connection. Currently I'm using the antenna that comes with the tuner.

It looks like the major companies don't have support for 2013 and below 4runners.

Has anyone had luck adapting there own or have and recommendations?

Thanks.

Jim

I installed a Kenwood 9903 and have the SiriusXM SXV300V1 Tuner plugged into it. Used the factory antenna instead of running the one that came with the XM tuner. I used the adapter from the Maestro iDatalink ACC-SAT-TO2 kit. All purchased from Crutchfield. This worked in a 2016 and newer. Don't know about older models.

 

[Auntie Soshul]

Hey all

I just installed an aftermarket head unit along with Sirius/Xm tuner and would really like to retain the stock Sirius/xm antenna connection. Currently I'm using the antenna that comes with the tuner.

It looks like the major companies don't have support for 2013 and below 4runners.

Has anyone had luck adapting there own or have and recommendations?

Thanks.

Jim

I installed a Kenwood head unit recently in my 2013 and had to use the SFA12F adapter in order to use the stock Sat shark fin antenna. It's pricey ($60) but works with the SiriusXM unit.

 

[yt4runner]

Thanks Auntie! Thats what I needed to know.