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Yup. No security code needed either as it is a pre 2012 mfg radio. However, as it is the older model before they went to a combo Sirius/GPS antenna you will need to add a GPS antenna( blue connection )to use the Nav feature.

To use a backup camera with it you will need either a Lockpick adapter or the dealer will have to activate the feature just FYI.
 
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Yup. No security code needed either as it is a pre 2012 mfg radio. However, as it is the older model before they went to a combo Sirius/GPS antenna you will need to add a GPS antenna( blue connection )to use the Nav feature.

To use a backup camera with it you will need either a Lockpick adapter or the dealer will have to activate the feature just FYI.
It said the GPS antenna is included in the purchase; where does the GPS antenna go?
 
It said the GPS antenna is included in the purchase; where does the GPS antenna go?
Hooks to the blue connection on the back of the radio and then it depends on how long the cable is as to where you mount it. The higher up the better IMO. Mine is on the windshield( double sided tape ) just above the RVM mount and just below the headliner and my reception is amazing. I don't even lose signal strength bars in a tunnel.

Some antennas are mounted below the dash but to me that is a mistake. However, probably best to go with whatever directions are included with it.


This is where mine is mounted( note - the cable doesn't hang down like the photo shows - it is tucked into the headliner )...
 
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