Anyone here install a Sirius satellite radio as an aftermarket add-on to a Ranger of Mazda B-series?
I recently purchased a Mini Cooper and got the Sirius radio built in and I'd like to install Sirius in my 97 Mazda B4000.
The installation kit comes with an antenna that must mount on top of the roof and the small-diameter coaxial cable lead from the antenna must snake around the windshield molding, etc., etc., into the cab. It seems to me that I could mount the antenna toward the back of the cab roof, drill a small hole in the plastic lens for the third brake light (the one on the top rear of the cab), run the coax through the hole in the lens, seal the hole with silicon sealant, then run the coax through the same hole as the wires for the brake light, snake it through the space between the headliner and the cab roof, then down inside the pillar between the windshield and the door, bring it out under the dash, and connect it to the Sirius receiver, which will be mounted on a goose-neck mount bolted to the floor using one of the bolts that holds the seat track in place.
Anyone else try this?
Or, tell me how you mounted your Sirius satellite radio antenna and how did you get the cable inside the truck.
Thanks.