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I've been getting to know my stereo and I've set a bunch of XM channels into my favorites and now I don't want all of them on there. It's easy to set the favorite- just hold down until it beeps, but how do you delete the ones you no longer want??

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Don't know for sure, but I would think you could just save over whatever is already there

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tbarn Senior Enthusiast

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Push home/settings/radio/manage favorites and delete away.

There should be an Intelilink/Mylink for dummies book. The manual doesn't come close to explaining all functions.

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fondupot Senior Enthusiast

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Here is a video I made, that will probably help. There is a screen in there that lets you change the name and delete favorites from the menu.

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Nice thanks for the vid

Silverado Steve Senior Enthusiast

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I was tinkering with my system today, something else you can do on the master favorites screen is rearrange the positions of the favorite stations by holding and dragging the buttons. So if you're anal like me and like your stations in sequential order, you don't have to reprogram everything when you want to add new stations.

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On 3/30/2014 at 9:17 PM, tbarn said:

Push home/settings/radio/manage favorites and delete away.

There should be an Intelilink/Mylink for dummies book. The manual doesn't come close to explaining all functions.

Thank you!!! My friends kid set one of my presets to cool jazz, or kids bob, or something. I have all the presets I want, tried saving an already preset over the top of it, then my radio kept jumping around whenever I hit that preset. Been looking for a way to get rid of that one for a couple weeks ?

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