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I have a '15 Sierra with XM subscription. I also have an Edge XM receiver with the same XM subscription. There are some XM channels that I like that are numbered in the 300s. I can get them with my Edge but not in the truck. Is there a way to get these through the factory radio in the truck?

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I have a '15 Sierra with XM subscription. I also have an Edge XM receiver with the same XM subscription. There are some XM channels that I like that are numbered in the 300s. I can get them with my Edge but not in the truck. Is there a way to get these through the factory radio in the truck?

 

 

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When you call them, they may offer you a free receiver; they did this for me a couple years ago for some other issue I was having. I declined as I wanted a factory look and not this aftermarket type device, but to each their own. At least they tried to help.

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Are you sure they have the same subscription? Some of the higher channels are included in the "Premier" package but not in the "Select" package.

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Are you sure they have the same subscription? Some of the higher channels are included in the "Premier" package but not in the "Select" package.

They have the same supscription. I checked my account online to confirm. There's something different about the higher channels. When I got the Edge receiver, I tried to use my home cradle with the Edge in my house. I couldn't get the higher channels until I got an AC adapter that put out a slightly higher voltage. I'm guessing that the receivers that GM uses can't get the higher channels.

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