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I have between 4 and 5 hundred of my favorite songs on a memory stick that plugs into my truck’s radio. The soundtrack of my life. Best of all, no commercials of any kind.
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John
I don't like to make plans. They cause the word "PREMEDITATED" to get used in court!
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My Body is a Temple! Ancient, Crumbling, Probably Cursed . . .I had a local stereo installer move the antenna to the front of the hood, it seems to work fine in all directions. You might find an extension kit online at Crutchfields for a DIY project.
For my 2014 RAM 3500 I just purchased the same antenna as is on the truck roof along with its connecting wire. Found a strong round magnet with a silicone cover and bolted it to the antenna. There is a connection inside the plastic cover on the passenger side roof column. Remove the two screws to take off the cover, disconnect the existing and reconnect the new antenna. Wire goes out the door through a gap to the bottom of the windshield and onto the hood. Works slick. Waterproof the now exposed connection on the hood. The Serius radio is very sensitive to any change in the antenna and length of the connecting wire. This way the connection is the same and the computer doen’t know. .
Here’s one for you guys: On our last trip, all northwards, AFTER moving the antennae, we had NO radio signal the entire time. We thought we’d have to go BACK and move it again. However, on our way HOME, all south, it worked just fine!!!
We’re about to head north, again, and we’ll see what happens this time. However, because we had NO signal at all on our FIRST trip with the TC, I packed up music CDs. We also can get Pandora and Spotify on the radio… WHEN there’s any wifi signal at all…2018 Northstar 850SC
1996 Ford F250 Crew Cab
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