How to put Sirius in a 98 burb?

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try Crutchfield. Otherwise, if you're just looking for a good stereo (without navigation or anything) to stick in there, it's really easy. I bought the Alpine I've got for 200 bucks, and I love it. It's the CDE-9852 model, (CD text, MP3/WMA decoder, made for an iPod, blue illumination which is bright and very nice, bass engine, 1 pre-amp output w/ subwoofer level control, can take a wireless remote) 16Wx4, anyways, it's a great CD player for the price (only 200 bucks!) and was very easy to install. I just had to buy a deal to hold the CD player into the large stock-radio space, a wiring harnass which plugged directly into the old radio's harnass, splice the wires from the new harnass adapter into the CD player's harnass, and a radio cord-adapter (for some reason, Chevy's radio antenna cord's have a different plug in type than regular ones) and stuck it in. I think altogether it was a $250 jobber.

As for the JVC model, I used http://mobile.jvc.com/product.jsp?pa...tId=PRD6000000 (KT-PK3000) for my Sirius, a very nice setup, easy to use, small enough so that it doesn't block your view wherever you put it (like some satellite radio units I've seen) and is fairly priced. 300 bucks for the unit and year's subscription is what I payed (I think overall I have about a grand worth of music-listening gear in my truck right now)

Now, what I think aftermarket XM/Sirius-ready CD head units use is this http://mobile.jvc.com/product.jsp?mo...thId=86&page=1 to get XM/Sirius into the headunits.

As for navigation, I can't really help you there. Maybe somebody else can, or maybe you can find something on Crutchfield's website.