Date: Sat, 10 Aug 2002 03:31:44 GMT From: "Harry Davis" <harryedavisnopsami.com> Subject: Re: Onstar and cell phones?
Try www.uhltronics.com. "Doney" <remove2reachdavedoneynopsamm.com> wrote in message news:pqT29.9655$yc3.426235nopsam.nnrp.aus1.giganews.com... > I have seen a company that builds a device that lets you use your cell phone > w/OnStar still working. I can't recall the name but I saw it in this NG a > few month's to a year ago. > > I like the features of OnStar, but I agree that it is expensive. If you > disconnect it, you don't get the automatic help if you crash. The Safety and > Security is obviously worth it, if it saves your butt some day. I wish they > would move to a pay per use option on some features. > > - Dave > > "Spyderman" <spydermannopsamofyourbusiness.com> wrote in message > news:EGm29.3655$wh1.86nopsam01.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com... > > Tell OnStar to sod off. I live in Canada and their new rates are whacked. > > They must be on crack! Get yourself the proper parts from your dealer > (like > > I did) and you will be so pleased to be able to control your cell phone > > volume through the radio controls, etc. Believe me it is well worth it. > > Anyone with a cell phone and a map can do their own little OnStar thing. > > > > I had my Motorola V-60G installed. It is GREAT! > > > > -- > > Spyderman > > www.saabclubofcanada.ca > > > > > > "pablo" <pablonopsamlyhombreNOSPAMnet> wrote in message > > news:ukjpvnjhsohe67nopsam.supernews.com... > > > > > > Does anyone know if Onstar can be disconnected to make room for the > > regular > > > cell phone? Not that I am not giving Onstar a fair chance, I got it for > > free > > > for the first year, after all. But it just seems somewhat limiting to be > > > told that the cell-phone kit can't be installed in the car because all > the > > > wiring is already taken up by Onstar... > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
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