Adding Bluetooth And Radio Controls To 09 Silverado

By hd99flhr
May 27, 2010 in Ask A GM Technician

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Posted May 27, 2010

Have a 2009 Silverado XFE that has only the cruise control on the steering wheel. Looking to add the radio controls to the SW as well as Bluetooth. Can this be done by purchasing a new SW and the vcim, switch, and antenna?

Thanks is advance.

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