Everything I read says OnStar was standard on all '05 Grand Prixs, my '05 GT doesn't have it. What gives?
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06-24-2008
Everything I read says OnStar was standard on all '05 Grand Prixs, my '05 GT doesn't have it. What gives?
06-25-2008
Nobody knows?
06-25-2008
I can't commend on Pontiacs, but I can share what I know with mine. OnStar was standard for Impalas in 2004, but mind doesn't have it. I checked, and it was sold under a fleet contract (one of the few LS models for it to happen) to Enterprise as a business car for one of their CEOs (explains the 26k highway miles in its first year and a half before I bought it).
Fleet contract vehicles didn't get OnStar. Maybe a similar deal with yours?
06-25-2008
standard equipment can be deleted on request also
06-26-2008
I doubt it's a fleet car, but possible, could just have been a "didn't want" I guess. Anybody have a clue what OnStar delete code is?
06-26-2008
I know On Star on the newer model GPs is integrated into the Radio controls, so I am not sure if you could just unplug it without some kind of ramifications. As far as a "delete code?" I think your dealer would be the only ones to know such a thing if it exits. Just a thought on that.
On my 03 it had the OnStar, but I never used it and now that the old analog is no longer being used, I am gonna see how to go about removing the box from the trunk.
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06-26-2008
If it was standard, there would have to be some RPO code to delete it.
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