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XM Radio Controls...Can't find the down button

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flyboyron Enthusiast

flyboyron

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Listening to XM radio there is a steering wheel button that will allow the
radio to go to the next station. For example I am on channel 7 it will go to 8,
then pushing it again will go to 9, and pushing it again to 10 and so on.


 

But where is the button to make it go from 10... to 9... to 8... to 7?


 

The manual says the following...but nothing about going back.


¨(Seek): Press to go to the next radio station while in

AM, FM, or XM™.



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GMCustomerService

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Listening to XM radio there is a steering wheel button that will allow the

radio to go to the next station. For example I am on channel 7 it will go to 8,

then pushing it again will go to 9, and pushing it again to 10 and so on.

 

 

But where is the button to make it go from 10... to 9... to 8... to 7?

 

 

The manual says the following...but nothing about going back.

 

 

¨(Seek): Press to go to the next radio station while in

 

AM, FM, or XM™.

 

 

 

I can also look into this for you. What year is your vehicle? It could also be helpful to have the last eight of your VIN. Contact me privately for more assistance. Thank you.

 

Tricia, GM Customer Service.

TimmyG Senior Enthusiast

TimmyG

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I dont think you can on the wheel.

 

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&CDFiXER% Enthusiast

&CDFiXER%

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Id like to see a down as well as up too, or at least the ability to hold in on the 'memory' up/down buttons on the steering wheel and that takes the XM up/down one channel. I've had other GM vehicles that did this. GM trucks do not though? Weird....

 

Not a complaint, just think it is an odd 'feature' to not have.

flyboyron Enthusiast

flyboyron

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I looked at the owners manual again and it gives instructions on how to use them (both) but the diagram of the steering wheel controls only shows the up or forward button.

 

What brainiac would decide not to put the other one on?

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