Would the Sirius satellite radio FM direct adapter work on a 2005 Dodge SRT 4 (Neon) stock stereo?

Question

Just wondering if someone has already done this with success before try and do it myself.

Answer 1

it all depends if your stock radio has outputs on the rear or not more its a 50/50 shot

Answer 2

Worked on my dad's 99 Plymouth Grand Voyager, so I don't see why not. That is the kind of thing the FM adapter was meant for.

Answer 3

I don't see why not. I hooked up an XM to a stock 05 Neon.

Answer 4

Yes, it will work fine; but if you're making the connection behind the factory radio, you'll need to use antenna adapters: Metra's 40-CR10 and 40-CR20.  (They also package the pair together in the 40-CR30 kit).  http://www.parts-express.com/pe/pshowdet...

You may be able to find a junction in the antenna line, in the passenger kick panel area or behind the glove box.  I use this connection all the time to install the FM-direct in various Chrysler vehicles because it doesn't require antenna adapters.  You just have to install the FM-Direct in-line on the antenna wire; it doesn't matter where.  But the kick panel connection might be harder to find than the plug at the back of the radio.