WTB: XM Tuner setup for 2007 Murano

[stavs]

Missed out on a good deal on ebay for a complete XM setup, so I figured I'd post here. I am looking for a complete XM tuner setup for my pre-wired 2007 Murano SE. Basically I want to be able to plug and play and not have to locate any brackets, screws or other parts except maybe an antenna.

Thanks,

Stavs

[kfeltes]

I might have one - r u still interested? I'm possibly buying a new 2011 this weekend (trading in my 2007). I put in the Nissan XM myself on the 2007 bose and it worked perfectly - it still has subscription on it too. I haven't paid a dime for subscription service either on it - I bough it used (xm tuner that is - car I bought new in '07).

[stavs]

Damn, I already bought one! That would have been nice. Still, someone is paying for the subscription!!

[lipcio]

how much do you want? I bought mu MO 4 weeks ago and I'm still not sure if I want satellite radio do you have original bracket?

[zebelkhan]

Originally Posted by stavs

...someone is paying for the subscription!!

XM used to sell (maybe they still do) lifetime subscriptions that stayed with the unit. Maybe this is one of them...

[kfeltes]

The trade in did not go as planned... I'm keeping my MO so I won't be selling the XM Receiver. I will post an update should anything change.

FYI - I'm going on 9 months with it installed and haven't paid a dime for service. I figure I'll let it ride.

[rschmeck]

I am new to this forum and stumbled onto the satellite questions.
I just bought a used 2007 murano SL AWD. How do I know if my vehichcle is pre wired for Satelliteand what equipement must I buy to make it work?t

[nafddur]

Originally Posted by zebelkhan

XM used to sell (maybe they still do) lifetime subscriptions that stayed with the unit. Maybe this is one of them...

I'm not sure if XM ever sold lifetime subscriptions, but I know that Sirius did. The original lifetime Sirius subs (like the one I bought a little over 5 years ago) were $499, but then they went down to $399 for a while. I'm not sure if they are still available, but since (almost) everything in life is negotiable, I'd bet you could still negotiate with Sirius/XM to still get them.

That said, I know the Sirius lifetime subs were never available for cars - only for home and/or portable receivers. I had mine first on an S50 (actually 4 of them in a little over a year), then on a couple SL 100's, and finally on my first and still working S2. Since I always upgraded from one portable Sirius receiver to the next using Best Buy's warranty exchange plan (PSP), there was no charge to transfer the lifetime sub from one receiver to the next. Oh yeah, my original $499 lifetime sub paid for itself almost 2 years ago, and my satellite programming has been free ever since!