Sirius

[bus2king]

Thought I would share this...once I stopped laughing. We love our new JM31 Quantum and only have two issues (so far). Ice maker doesn’t work and no Sirius on the radio. I did the usual refresh the signal, talked with their rep a couple of times, still only see the radio ID, no ad channel, etc. DW keeps bugging, so today I was determined to figure it out. Removed the tunnel cover and accessed the back of the radio and SXV300 tuner. It was plugged in to the radio, and the antenna wire was also plugged in. Climbed on the roof and found the antenna...looked good. Went back to the radio and followed the antenna wire from the tuner, behind the glove box, and down to the curbside step well next to the passenger seat. Removed the plastic well cover and...there she was! Too funny. Hoping to find where the antenna wire from the antenna terminates and hopefully just plug it in. I’m thinking the rear “B” pillar, but any suggestions would be appreciated. Still digging the MH...

[javelin]

Thanks for posting your issue, since many times there are more coming off the assembly line with the same problem, that owners have not yet discovered. If you find the mating antenna cable end connector please post and let the Forum know where you found it.

[bus2king]

Absolutely...thanks javelin. Still searching for it...meanwhile I purchased an antenna from Best Buy for 29 bucks, put it on the hood in the center front, ran the antenna wire through an existing firewall pass through and we are on the road with Sirius working great. DW is serious about her Sirius...

[bus2king]

Found that sucker! Hiding behind the awning wires...it went into the roof, came out the top side, ran down the awning channel and then back in near the bottom. The bad news? It ran a couple feet under the MH and then was cut and tied off near the frame. HA! So I cut the antenna wire I bought from Best Buy, spliced it to the original that I found, ran it under and up through an existing hole in the passenger step well, behind the glove box and plugged it into the tuner. Works great and doesn’t drop out (being on the roof really helps). I really don’t think the wire in the first pic even belonged to the tuner...Oh well...everyone is happy now.