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Old 12-19-2006, 02:29 PM
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Well - I managed to pull down the headliner enough on the 07 X3 to do the antenna lead switch. The Roady2 XM receiver now works fine with the builtin sharkfin antenna. I am using the aux in for audio. I did not have to remove the sharkfin itself.

Getting the headliner down was not something I would describe as fun. It took a lot of bending and pulling, but all went back together without incident. It took me about an hour to redo the antenna lead. This would have been a lot easier if BMW had assembled the car correctly in the first place.

Thanks everyone for the advice.

Lou
Are there any specific areas which needed to be removed or pulled back first before others? In the headliner removal, that is!
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