Category · Satellite & Sirius
Used BMW satellite & sirius
SiriusXM tuner modules, DLP satellite modules, and SDARS receivers for U.S.-spec BMW satellite audio. Activation requires subscription.
10 parts in stock
Grade BE60 · 2004+
2004-2013 BMW E60/E92/E90 Satellite DLP Module 9119346 Used OEM
9119346
$86
Grade BF25 · 2011+
2011-2014 BMW F25 X3 Sirius Satellite DLP Module 9273572 Used OEM
9273572
$108
Grade BF48 · 2016+
2016-2019 BMW F48 X1 Sirius Satellite Module CI6822595 Used OEM
CI6822595
$175
Grade BE90 · 2005+
2005 BMW E90 525i 328i Satellite Receiver 6948064 Used OEM
6948064
$49
Grade BE63 · 2004+
2004-2010 BMW E63/E64 Sirius Satellite DLP Module 65129192273 9192273 Used OEM
65129192273
$88
Grade BE88 · 2004+
2004-2013 BMW E88/E60/E90/E92/E70 Satellite IBOC Tuner 65129142850 Used OEM
65129142850
$73
Grade BE70 · 2007+
2007-2016 BMW E70/E71/E89 X5 X6 Z4 Sirius Satellite Module 9192274 Used OEM
9192274
$91
Grade BE66 · 2006+
2006 BMW E66 750Li Satellite Receiver 65129119363 Used OEM
65129119363
$88
Grade BE70 · 2007+
2007-2016 BMW E70/E71/E89 X5 X6 Z4 Sirius Satellite Module 9192274 Used OEM
9192274
$91
Grade BE66 · 2002+
2002-2008 BMW E66/E65 Sirius Satellite DLP Module 9110294 Used OEM
9110294
$98
Buying guide
About used BMW satellite & sirius
BMW SiriusXM tuner modules (SDARS — Satellite Digital Audio Radio Service) are mostly post-2010, compatible with the current SiriusXM platform. The module carries its own radio ID, which is what your subscription is tied to — installing a used module means calling SiriusXM to transfer or open service against the new ID.
Module location varies by chassis: F-chassis sedans put it under the rear deck behind the parcel shelf; E-chassis sedans typically use the trunk side wall; X-chassis (E70, F15) tuck it under the driver-side rear seat. Installation is one harness, two T20 screws, and done.
All modules listed here have been powered on for a function check before shipping. The original BMW antenna in your car is reusable — no need to source a new one with the module swap.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions about used BMW satellite & sirius
- Do I need a new SiriusXM subscription for a used module?
- Yes. SiriusXM modules carry their own radio ID, which is what your subscription is tied to. After installing a used module, retrieve the new radio ID (channel 0 on Sirius) and call SiriusXM to transfer or open a fresh subscription. The module itself is fully functional with any active account.
- Are these compatible with current SiriusXM service?
- All modules we list are post-2010 SDARS units that work with the current SiriusXM satellite network. Pre-2009 XM-only modules may have reduced channel access after the XM/Sirius platform consolidation. We disclose service-era compatibility in the listing.
- Where is the satellite module located in my BMW?
- F-chassis sedans: under the rear deck behind the parcel shelf. E-chassis sedans: trunk side wall or behind glove box. X-chassis (E70, F15): under driver-side rear seat. Installation is usually one cable harness and two T20 screws.
- What do your condition grades mean?
- Grade A — fully functional, light wear consistent with age, sold ready to install. Grade B — functional with cosmetic blemishes or replaced consumables noted in the listing. Grade C — functional core with significant wear; pictured as-is, suited for rebuilds. We test every electronic and powered part before listing.
- What if the part doesn't fit my BMW?
- Every listing ships with eBay's Money Back Guarantee. If a part arrives that doesn't match its stated fitment, you're covered by eBay for a full refund — return shipping included. Confirm your OEM part number against the listing before ordering to avoid the round trip.