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Chevrolet Malibu Owner Manual - 2011

7-8 Infotainment System

Finding a Station

BAND: Press to choose

between FM1, FM2, AM, or XM™

(if equipped) on the Radio with CD

(Base). Press to choose between

FM, AM, XM (if equipped) on the

Radio with CD (MP3) and USB Port,

or the Radio with CD (MP3).

f (Tune): Turn to select radio

stations.

© SEEK: Press to seek or scan

stations with a strong signal in the

selected band.

.

To seek stations, press and

release

© SEEK to go to the

previous station and stay there.

.

To scan stations, press and hold

© SEEK for a few seconds until

the radio beeps once. The radio

goes to a station, plays for a

few seconds, then goes to the

next station. Press

© SEEK

again to stop scanning.

.

To scan preset stations in the

selected band, press and hold

© SEEK for four seconds until a

double beep sounds. The radio

goes to a stored preset, plays

for a few seconds, then goes to

the next stored preset. Press

© SEEK again to stop scanning

preset stations.

¨ SEEK: Press to seek or scan

stations with a strong signal in the

selected band.

.

To seek stations, press and

release

¨ SEEK to go to the

next station and stay there.

.

To scan stations, press and hold

¨ SEEK for a few seconds until

the radio beeps once. The radio

goes to a station, plays for a

few seconds, then goes to the

next station. Press

¨ SEEK

again to stop scanning.

.

To scan preset stations in the

selected band, press and hold

¨ SEEK for four seconds until a

double beep sounds. The radio

goes to a stored preset, plays for

a few seconds, then goes to the

next stored preset. Press

¨ SEEK again to stop scanning

preset stations.

Storing Radio Stations

Drivers are encouraged to store

radio station while the vehicle is

parked, see Defensive Driving on

page 9‑2. Tune to stored radio

stations using the presets, favorites

button, and steering wheel controls,

if the vehicle has this feature.

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