[2010rollaS]

I have a 2010 Corolla S that has the satellite radio button but the dealer said I need a card to put in the back of the radio and its around 500 bucks. Does anyone know what card this is? Is there a part number or something? Anyone installed this themselves? Thanks

 

[sienna1]

I have a 2010 Corolla S that has the satellite radio button but the dealer said I need a card to put in the back of the radio and its around 500 bucks. Does anyone know what card this is? Is there a part number or something? Anyone installed this themselves? Thanks

Not a card. It's a receiver that's mounted in the right-hand area in the trunk. Installation is straight forward and should take about an hour at most. http://www.trdsparks.com/displayparts.php?Mdl_dtl=690&Part_cat=25&parts_id=2121. You'll require both the receiver and fit kit.

 

[bilbravo]

I just installed the BLU Logic hands free set, and it says that it conflicts with the XM radio. I was thinking about adding the XM tuner and fit kit, but after looking around inside the car after doing the BLU Logic I don't see *why* it conflicts. It doesn't fill the extra hole, it just goes between the car power and the radio.


Can someone explain/verify?

6) On Toyota branded vehicles, BLU Logic conflicts with accessory satellite radio (XM and Sirius)

 

[thewalrus2010]

It doesn't conflict, I have both, both work fine.

 

[bilbravo]

It doesn't conflict, I have both, both work fine.

Thanks. Just to confirm, you have the basic head unit not the JBL right?

This is the XM kit: http://trdsparks.com/displayparts.php?Mdl_dtl=690&Part_cat=25&parts_id=1035

 

[thewalrus2010]

Yep, installed both the XM and BluLogic from TRD sparks with no problem.

 

[sienna1]

Yep, installed both the XM and BluLogic from TRD sparks with no problem.

+1. Just make sure that the BluLogic is first in-line at the CD port (if not, sometimes you won't get the "telephone mute" displayed on the head-unit display when the blue-tooth's in use).

 

[thewalrus2010]

+1. Just make sure that the BluLogic is first in-line at the CD port (if not, sometimes you won't get the "telephone mute" displayed on the head-unit display when the blue-tooth's in use).

Hunh, no wonder I wasn't getting the tel mute. So you say it has to be blu logic plugged in first, then the avc lan harness from the trunk into the blu logic?

 

[sienna1]

Hunh, no wonder I wasn't getting the tel mute. So you say it has to be blu logic plugged in first, then the avc lan harness from the trunk into the blu logic?

That's correct. A least that's how it worked in my situation, NO "tel mute" until I did the switch during some other tinkering. Doesn't matter anymore in my case, I now have an after-market head-unit. The OEM unit had too much floor noise "hiss" with the addition of an external amplifier. The BluLogic installation instructions did mention this but I either ignored or missed that step.

 

[Ryans1174]

It doesn't conflict, I have both, both work fine.

What do I exactly need to install serious xm in my car??;

 

[Ryans1174]

What do I need to have xm radio in my car, and be able to listen to it in 15 to 30 mins. Anything is greatly appreciated in advanced

 

[rhoderage]

options are to buy the 2 toyota parts to go with your oem stero, buy an aftermarket head unit, or buy a siriusxm standalone unit. the siriusxm standalone is least expensive and quickest.

i installed the siriusxm commander touch in my 09. worked great.

SiriusXM Commander Touch - 09 Corolla XRS

Hi all - Just thought I'd post a few pics of the install I just did. My favorite local radio station shut down, and there is nothing good left on the air. I decided it was time for satellite - but when I looked into the parts needed to make SAT work through my stock radio, it was going to...

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