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Same! I’m holding off ordering a stand alone tuner just in case y’all get this working.I love the effort being made here by this crew of really bright TMC’ers
So I ordered a tuner and am going to try this as well in my 2019 model 3 SR plus. I was going to try this before, but didn't think the mcu would even see it. Here is the info so far that I have gathered...
What model tuner?So a a bit of an update. I received my model x tuner today and swapped the units. I then went into service mode and reloaded software and sirius xm showed up. To my surprise I heard a blip of audio from the sxm demo channel, then nothing. I then pulled my car out of the garage and repositioned the antenna, audio then started working loud and clear!!! I believe the op may have had issues with the tuner or antenna. One thing I noticed is that theirs not much metal on the car and the signal strength on this tuner is much weaker than my other car, a nissan leaf. You have to pretty much put the antenna on a metal plate to get a good signal, and this might be why they didn't include sxm in the model 3. I swapped housings with my old tuner to make it mountable, and used a fakra curry compatible patch antenna for sxm. I noticed in the op pics, the tuner doesn't have the fakra outside that mine does, and I suspect that may be the root cause if that tuner not working. I took a bunch of pics of the board differences and a video of the audio working between sxm and fm. Do note my fm is incredibly weak now though, and I need to figure out how to make it have two antennas again connect again, as I only have one fm antenna connected at the moment. I also believe the driver side has a power amp that needs the weird black connector to be powered, which the x tuner doesn't have. I'll be doing more research and get some pics up here soon. I would love to know what antenna adapter the op used for fm though as mine seems to suck.
Please share what you can on this!So a a bit of an update. I received my model x tuner today and swapped the units. I then went into service mode and reloaded software and sirius xm showed up. To my surprise I heard a blip of audio from the sxm demo channel, then nothing. I then pulled my car out of the garage and repositioned the antenna, audio then started working loud and clear!!! I believe the op may have had issues with the tuner or antenna. One thing I noticed is that theirs not much metal on the car and the signal strength on this tuner is much weaker than my other car, a nissan leaf. You have to pretty much put the antenna on a metal plate to get a good signal, and this might be why they didn't include sxm in the model 3. I swapped housings with my old tuner to make it mountable, and used a fakra curry compatible patch antenna for sxm. I noticed in the op pics, the tuner doesn't have the fakra outside that mine does, and I suspect that may be the root cause if that tuner not working. I took a bunch of pics of the board differences and a video of the audio working between sxm and fm. Do note my fm is incredibly weak now though, and I need to figure out how to make it have two antennas again connect again, as I only have one fm antenna connected at the moment. I also believe the driver side has a power amp that needs the weird black connector to be powered, which the x tuner doesn't have. I'll be doing more research and get some pics up here soon. I would love to know what antenna adapter the op used for fm though as mine seems to suck.
If so an adapter such as this should get OPs xm workingI suspect OP tuner (no farka vs fakra) is different from stutech? See pics
You have to pretty much put the antenna on a metal plate to get a good signal, and this might be why they didn't include sxm in the model 3.
Likely only need the back/mounting bracket which could be fabricated at a machine shop but it may just be cheaper to get a spare m3 tuner since they are fairly cheap like you noted.
Also, do you have to get a separate SiriusXM antenna? If so how is that routed into the car?
With that adapter posted earlier, will that work with the OEM tuner?obviously you need a different antenna. the car doesn't have a SXM antenna since it doesn't have a SXM tuner.
just put it on the back deck and run the wire from there to the tuner. I have an onyx plus in my console (have for 4 years now) and the antenna works fine inside the car since the roof is glass.
With that adapter posted earlier, will that work with the OEM tuner?
I will embark the SXM adventure in early August. Just placed an order for a Model X tuner as well. Very exciting!