Re: Factory XM converted to ****table XM

I was looking for a way to use the built in XM features of the factory 
stereo, but playing through the oem system speakers will work via the aux 
jack, thanks for the tip.

"Steve W." <csr684NOT@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> Jeff Dieterle wrote:
>> I'd like to cancel my XM subscription on my Chevy HHR and go with a 
>> ****table system that I can use in multiple vehicles or in the house and

>> still have the ability to use the ****table XM on the factory radio in
my 
>> HHR. In other words I don't want to purchase multiple subscriptions to 
>> have XM where ever I choose, or replace the factory radio in my HHR.
but 
>> I've not found any info regarding using a factory installed XM radio
with 
>> the ****table setup, wondering if anybody has experience with this type
of 
>> conversion.
>>
>>
>
> The only way to do what you want would be to install an auxiliary 
> connection in the HHR and use a ****table XM unit. (unless it has an aux.

> jack already) Cancel the XM subscription for the HHR. Then use the 
> ****table unit to feed a signal into the stock stereo.
>
> -- 
> Steve W.
> Near Cooperstown, New York
>
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