Hello:

Thinking of getting XM satellite radio (the Roady unit) , but have heard
that performance with their fm modulator isn't that great.

Have a new 2004 Honda Accord LX with the 6 CD deck.
No tape cassette deck, or XM on the factory installed radio.

Was wondering if anyone here has ever used one of those PIE harnesses/units
to hard wire the
XM in ?

Absolutely don't want to remove any car bezels, the radio unit, etc.

How "hard" is it to install the PIE unit ?

Can it be done by just reaching in the back for a harness, etc. ?

Thoughts on installing the PIE harness would be most appreciated.

Thanks,
Bob

you will have to remove the radio to install it..doubt you will be able to
reach behind.

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Hello:

Thinking of getting XM satellite radio (the Roady unit) , but have heard
that performance with their fm modulator isn't that great.

Have a new 2004 Honda Accord LX with the 6 CD deck.
No tape cassette deck, or XM on the factory installed radio.

Was wondering if anyone here has ever used one of those PIE
harnesses/units
to hard wire the
XM in ?

Absolutely don't want to remove any car bezels, the radio unit, etc.

How "hard" is it to install the PIE unit ?

Can it be done by just reaching in the back for a harness, etc. ?

Thoughts on installing the PIE harness would be most appreciated.

Thanks,
Bob

I dont think the PIE unit works on the 2004 Accord.

you may be stuck trying out the FM modulator.

Eddie

Robert11 wrote:

Hello:

Thinking of getting XM satellite radio (the Roady unit) , but have heard
that performance with their fm modulator isn't that great.

Have a new 2004 Honda Accord LX with the 6 CD deck.
No tape cassette deck, or XM on the factory installed radio.

Was wondering if anyone here has ever used one of those PIE harnesses/units
to hard wire the
XM in ?

Absolutely don't want to remove any car bezels, the radio unit, etc.

How "hard" is it to install the PIE unit ?

Can it be done by just reaching in the back for a harness, etc. ?

Thoughts on installing the PIE harness would be most appreciated.

Thanks,
Bob