Deleting radio presets

2014 double cab with entune plus (no navigation). I had satellite radio and set a few of the channels in my presets. I no longer have satellite radio and would like to remove them. However, I can't figure out to delete them and can't find it in the manual.

 

I think you can only overwrite them with other stations...super annoying.

 

You should be able to just disconnect the battery and everything should reset. You'll have to reset your clock and your Trip meters will be reset too.

 

That's crazy. What the hell kind of radio won't let you delete a preset!

 

In my Camry there is a delete for all saved personal info.
Maybe this will help you......maybe not.

 

Why don't you just overwrite them with other FM stations?

 

That's a good question however I have never been in a position where I ever needed to. It has always been a replace not remove. Do any vehicles have this ability other than disconnecting the battery?

 

Yes. Every vehicle I have had allowed them to either be deleted individually or in groups (pages).

 

Why? What's the point? Just save to new station or leave them alone.

 

I live in a rural area and there are not enough stations that come in to replace the 2 pages of satellite stations saved. Likewise if I want to flip through my saved stations I don't want to go through 2 pages of satellite radio preview Channel which is what they all default to now.

 

maybe you can find the fuse for the radio instead of disconnecting the battery.

 

I have the same issue. I also can't stand my radio jumping from hd to non hd. Any way to fix that? Sorry for the jack

 

Got it. Personally I just set my presets from 1 to whatever and remember where they are and use my steering wheel controls to navigate through them. This is also due to me having a 13 model and not being able to split the screen.

 

x2 adding that normally there are two OEM power connections to most radios. One is "hot" all of the time so you do not loose your presents and the second is controlled by the ignition switch. The fuse for the normally "hot" one will be smaller that for the switched radio power.

 

I found this to be annoying as well.