Thursday, March 23, 2017

Just Added. Sirius XM Car Kit 2016 - 2017 VW

Complete Plug and Play Satellite Integration Car kit for 2016 - 2017 Factory VW Radio





Go to www.oemautointegration.com/product/GSR for more information or to order

Thursday, December 29, 2016

Easily Add Sirius Satellite Radio to your 2014 - 2017 Toyota / Lexus / Scion with Factory Controls

You Currently own or have just purchased 2014 - newer Toyota / Lexus / Scion and it has everything you wanted but Satellite Radio.  


There is an easy to install solution that will fulfill your Sirius Satellite Radio needs 


  • Connect the provided USB cable to your Factory USB port
  • Connect to a Constant Power source ( Fuse panel)
  • Supply a Ground Connection
  • Route and mount the included Satellite Radio antenna
  • That's it!






  • Factory Functionality. Change satellite radio stations with your factory radio controls.
  • True Sound Quality. Our kits preserve satellite’s audio quality (no FM transmitters)
  • Eliminate clutter. Our system doesn’t have a bunch of wires going everywhere. There are no brackets to add to your dash, and nothing to plug into your cigarette lighter.



satellite radio car kit toyota factory controls


For More Information Click the Links above or go to:

 www.OemAutoIntegration.com to check if it will work for your vehicle.

or Call 317-403-0265 for a Free Consultation


Tuesday, December 6, 2016

How To Add Bluetooth Audio Streaming to your Factory Radio




If you’re driving an older car and want to be able to jam out to your tunes and make calls over your car’s speakers without installing a new head unit , you have a few options.

Most newer cars come equipped with Bluetooth already, but if you have an older vehicle that doesn’t have such a feature, there are a few options that you can take advantage of, most of which are fairly inexpensive and easy to set up.

You can usually plug your phone into your car’s stereo with an audio cable, but why do that when you can go wireless? Here’s how you can add Bluetooth capabilities to your factory car stereo



Bluetooth in the Car


Bluetooth in the car has become very popular with many drivers; so much so that many high-end cars are now being produced with Bluetooth capability built in. Bluetooth in cars helps facilitate hands-free phone calling, something that more and more states are requiring by law. Studies show that hands-free devices make using cell phones in cars far safer, thereby reducing the number of cell phone related accidents. However, many cars are still produced without built-in Bluetooth capability, and in this case, only aftermarket additions like car audio Bluetooth adapters can solve this need.


Universal Bluetooth Kits




Universal Bluetooth car kits are usually simple to use and add excellent hands-free calling features to just about any car or truck. Most universal Bluetooth kits are simple, standalone devices making them simple to install and simple to use. Often, these are an integrated speaker and microphone combo kit that attaches to the car's sun visor, mirror, or dashboard. A simple push of a button will answer an attached cell phone or begin the voice dialing feature. Another simple button push ends the call. The simplicity of these devices is both a boon and a bane; although the simplicity makes them easy to operate, the simplicity also limits the features they are capable of. These devices are not capable of streaming music from a Bluetooth-enabled MP3 player or cell phone. One major benefit, however, is that these devices can be moved from car to car with relative ease.
More complex universal kits do exist that integrate with the existing stereo. They have the same hand-free capabilities as the simpler kits, but use the car's speakers to sound out the call's incoming audio. Additionally, these kits often, though not always, have the ability to stream music from a cell phone or Bluetooth-enabled MP3 player. The downside to these kits is that the car's stereo often has to be removed to attach a few wires; these kits are not easily moved from car to car for this reason.


Stereo-specific Bluetooth Adapters





Similar to integrated universal Bluetooth car audio adapters, stereo-specific car audio Bluetooth adapters require the stereo to be removed. These devices are attached to the back of the stereo, either via a few cables or through an add-on port adapter cable. These allow the car's stereo to interface directly with the Bluetooth adapter, and many models allow caller information to display on the stereo's display. Additionally, these add-on modules allow the consumer to answer phone calls by using the stereo's controls, meaning no additional buttons or devices need be present.
Like the universal kits, however, a microphone must be clipped to the sun visor or somewhere on the car's dash. These systems are always more fully integrated than universal kits and provide a user experience identical to that of a manufacturer installed system. For an added bonus, most of these systems will play streamed music from a cell phone or Bluetooth-enabled MP3 player. For added convenience, incoming calls will mute music played by the stereo; a feature many universal kits lack.


Stereos with Built-in Bluetooth




Although technically not an adapter, it is worth mentioning aftermarket Bluetooth Car Stereos.. Installation is much easier than stereo specific Bluetooth adapters since there is no additional box that must be hidden somewhere behind the dash. These aftermarket Bluetooth stereos provide a fully functional, integrated Bluetooth experience allowing calls to be answered using the stereo's controls. These stereos almost always include the ability to receive streamed music from cell phones and Bluetooth-enabled MP3 players. Additionally, all audio functions will mute or pause when an incoming call is received.

A quick search at Oem Auto Integration for in-dash receivers with Bluetooth and iPod compatibility shows units starting at $150. However, installation costs can vary widely, so make sure to get an estimate from an installer before getting the work done. Alternatively, if you are handy with tools, head units are not that difficult to install on your own. Just make sure you have the proper installation kit for your vehicle so the head unit will fit well in the dashboard.
Adapter kit
If you do not want to replace the head unit in your car, you may find an adapter that will work with your existing in-dash head unit. Companies such as USA Spec , Grom Audio , Dension , Vais Technology and MoBridge make components that plug into an existing car stereo, enabling an iPod or iPhone cabled connection, and sometimes Bluetooth. You will need to see if an adapter is available for your particular make and model of vehicle.

These adapters have the advantage of preserving the look of your dashboard. However, these kits can cost as much as a replacement stereo, and may require professional installation, adding to the cost. As your existing car stereo was not made to play music from an iPod or iPhone, you will not be able to select music by album, artist, or song. Some of these adapters trick the stereo into thinking your iPod is a CD changer, making the first six playlists appear as CDs in the changer on the interface.



Auxiliary inputs




Over the past decade, more and more cars have come equipped with a simple auxiliary input. If your car has one, you can plug a 1/8-inch adapter cable from an iPhone's or iPod's headphone jack directly into it. There are also a few ways of adding an auxiliary input to an older car's stereo. If your car has an RCA connection (red / white round connectors) or you would like to not have a head unit at all , such as with a Classic car , rod or Classic Porsche there are available amplifiers that can be connected or stand alone control with your connected smartphone via cable or wirelessly through Bluetooth.

For a Free Consultation contact us
or call 317-403-0265

Give us the :

  • Year / Make / Model of vehicle 
  • Type of Device you are using ( iPhone , Android , USB etc)
  • Type of features or integration you would like to have

Tuesday, November 15, 2016

Friday, June 17, 2016

Have a New Crossover SUV with Every Option but Sirius Satellite Radio? We have a Solution

Sirius Satellite Radio Car Kits Available Many Crossover SUV's From:


Toyota | Honda | Subaru | Ford | BMW | Porsche




Over the past decade, they’ve become some of the hottest-selling vehicles in America, falling in that sweet spot that makes automakers smell profits. As a result, the compact segment is one of the most crowded and competitive in the industry, with no less than 16 different models offered. To help cut through the chaos, the writers at Car and Driver got together and ranked these trucklets in order from worst to best. Compared side by side, the segment is transformed from a bland monolith to a surprisingly diverse group of vehicles, and one that truly does offer something for just about everyone.





More Information available at www.OemAutoIntegration.com

Thursday, May 19, 2016

Tell Your iPhone to Notify You When It Connects to Your Car's Bluetooth

How many times have you forgot to get something from the store you were just at? If you use your phone in your car as much as most do now. Great tip while working along with Smartphone Integration kits for streaming music , playing navigation prompts through stereo speakers


Tell Your iPhone to Notify You When It Connects to Your Car's Bluetooth







http://lifehacker.com/tell-your-iphone-to-notify-you-when-it-connects-to-your-1776532314



Want more information on iPhone / Android / Bluetooth / XM Sat Integration solutions for your factory car radio check out 
www.OemAutoIntegration.com to see what is available.

Tuesday, February 2, 2016

Has your commute just gotten longer? Or our you mapping out your hotel someplace warmer. ‪#‎snowmageddon‬

Google Traffic updates , listen to your favorite internet radio

apps or iTunes music. From your smartphone to your factory

car radio with one of our plug and play kits





Has your commute just gotten longer? Or our you mapping

out your hotel someplace warmer. ‪#‎snowmageddon‬

Find out what is available for your car

at www.OemAutoIntegration.com

Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Add Satellite Radio to your Factory Car Stereo. Without Removing the Stereo


Oem Auto Integration Satellite Radio factory interface kit gives you everything you need to listen to your favorite Satellite XM Sirius radio stations in your car.








No More ugly add on controls boxes. Use factory radio controls to select stations , set presets and search for new stations.

Everything you need including interface module , cables , satellite tuner and antenna for easy plug and play installation to your factory radio.






Toyota / Lexus / Scion kit
www.oemautointegration.com/product/vaistech_sl2s

Honda | Subaru | Ford | BMW | Porsche | Dodge | 2014-2015 Toyota
www.oemautointegration.com/product/GSR




Thursday, May 28, 2015

Distracted Driving Laws by State - Bluetooth Hands Free Adapter kits -Most Makes / Models - Oem Auto Integration

Many states have added Distracted Driving Laws.  Avoid fines and Drive safer with one of our  Bluetooth Car Plug and Play adapter kits.




  • Available for Most Makes and Models
  • Plug and Play Installation - No splicing wires
  • Use voice activated features like Siri or Ok Google to control devices to be truly hands free
  • Bluetooth music streaming - for Internet Radio Apps , Turn by Turn Navigation , Podcast , Audible or anything audio that comes from your devices.
  • Satellite Radio available on some kits.




For more information and free product consultation to see which kits will work best for you. Let us know the Year / Make / Model of your vehicle , types of devices you have ( iPhone , iPod , Samsung , Android etc) and the features you would like to have and our in house specialist will build you a list of available products.



317-403-0265




Map of States with Cell Phone Use Bans while Driving



lifehacker.com/this-map-shows-state-laws-against-cell-phone-use-while-1469665547

Monday, January 26, 2015

Trouble with Channels Jumping Randomly on Ignition Start Up - Sirius / XM Satellite Radio?



SiriusXM radio performed a channel list update recently and while most
of the tuners update normally, some are still hung up on the old
channel lineup. This is causing channels to jump on the vehicle
start up, because this specific channel has been moved by SiriusXM to
another location. The only way to fix this issue is call SiriusXM and
have them deactivate this tuner. After you wait for tuner to
deactivate, which may take anywhere between 2 hours to 2 days. Once you
put your car on and you are not getting any channels other than
promotional channels 1 and 255 - it means tuner is deactivated
completely. At this point of time you need to call SiriusXM back and
have them reactivate the tuner. This will fix the issue with channels
jumping randomly.


Still having problems please contact us for further support in resetting Car Integration module:

dmiller@oemautointegration.com

www.OemAutoIntegration.com