Not another sat radio question ?
Yep it is . I know that I need to put another antenna , my question is how does a 75 yo fat guy get to the back of my radio ? Hire a child or is there a wireless alternative ? The dash on my 2014...
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DWeikert wrote:
Found this on a Cummins forum that may be of help. Hopefully not much is different on your 2014.
2013 Satellite Radio & Cellular Antenna Relocation Guidelines
Like others, I got a magnet mount Sirius/XM antenna and have it sticking on the driver's side fender near the front of the truck. I brought it into the cab through an existing grommet in the firewall near the steering column and plugged it into the radio which is accessible by removing the glove box. Don't know how much of that can apply to Dodge.
Dan, came through your town yesterday coming home from my private RV parking lot (off BlueMountian exit on turn pike). 83 was a nice change from 283 :). wanted to go past my buddys BBQ joint over in Columbia but I passed through too early :(.
Anyway, those are the same directions I used when I put the extra antenna on my 2015 Ram. on that one I also added a 2' extension cable so I could just drop glove box to switch back to factory antenna but I found in never did switch back (until I traded it in). so in new truck I left out the extension cable. All the connectors will work with aftermarket sirius connectors once you remove the wire from the factory (Ram) connectors. luckily you can remove the wire without damaging the factory coax cable by pulling the wire out of the connector.
