I have installed Pandora on my 2017 Z51. I have wireless internet, so I don't need to connect my phone to the car to make it work. Works fine, but..... I can't find a way to add specific Pandora channels to the screen. To select the Pandora channel I want, I have to go to the browse icon and then scroll down through a couple dozen channels until I find the one I want. Since I only listen to about 6 of the channels, isn't there a way to either put that channel on the screen's channel select, or at least re-order the Pandora channels in the browse feature by recently used instead of alphabetically? Just kind of a hassle the way it is. Newer Chevys are much more user friendly in this regard. Anybody have any thoughts?

 

Welcome to the forum.
Have you contacted Pandora? Also you could post on our sister forum, Corvette Forums. Might get more exposure.

 

Glad I don't need Pandora. Terrestrial radio and old fashioned CD's are my music media. I do like having Bluetooth so I can talk and drive without holding a smartphone up near my head nor use headsets on my Malibu. Let the young use MP3 and MP4's music or audio.

Actually IRL the facts are proven enough for me. Cellphones do cause cancer if they are held in close proximity to a certain portions of the body for many months or years, so its bluetooth or speakerphone for me. I wont hold a phone next to my ear and its in a belt holster or not on me home/driving when not in use.Just wait until 5G in the norm. Cancer doctors cant wait for what 5G to roll out and what it can do to the human body compared to 4G. But it's all just a "conspiracy theory" by nutcases like myself who know this to be fact, not fiction and have in actuality investigated the stories about the cellphone radiation and its link to cancer.

People really cant stand the truth of things, they live in silent ignorance, has been a motto I live by each day for many of my years. Sorry if I got off topic a bit, but the proof is there if anyone cares to look for it.