How much does a Chevrolet satellite receiver cost?

Chevrolet satellite receiver prices vary by model and condition: Used parts typically cost $50-$300, aftermarket $100-$500, and OEM $200-$800. Used parts offer the best savings while maintaining quality.

Can I install a Chevrolet satellite receiver myself?

Satellite Receiver replacement difficulty: Varies. Estimated time: 1-4 hours. DIY-friendly with proper tools and instructions.

What are signs of a bad Chevrolet satellite receiver?

Common symptoms of a failing Chevrolet satellite receiver include: Poor performance, Warning lights, Unusual sounds. If you notice these signs, it's time to replace the satellite receiver.

Which Chevrolet models use the same satellite receiver?

Many Chevrolet models share satellite receiver components across model years and platforms. Our search tool will show compatible parts for your specific Chevrolet model and year.

Where can I find a used Chevrolet satellite receiver?

Find used Chevrolet satellite receiver parts through our network of online sellers, local scrapyards, and junkyards. Use our search tool to compare prices from multiple sources and find the best deal.

Are used Chevrolet satellite receiver parts reliable?

Yes! Quality used Chevrolet satellite receiver parts from reputable sellers are tested and often come with warranties. Many used parts have significant life remaining and cost 50-70% less than new.

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Chevrolet Satellite Receiver - OEM & Used Parts

Find quality Chevrolet satellite receiver parts for all models at unbeatable prices. Save 50-70% compared to dealership prices.

Price Range:

Used

$50-$300

Aftermarket

$100-$500

OEM

$200-$800

50-70%

Average Savings

107+

Chevrolet Models

30-90

Day Warranty

USA

Nationwide

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About the Chevrolet Satellite Receiver

The satellite receiver is an important component of your vehicle.

Signs of Failure

Know when your Chevrolet satellite receiver needs replacement:

Poor performance
Warning lights
Unusual sounds

Replacement Info

Replacement requirements vary by vehicle. Consult a professional for specific guidance.

Time: 1-4 hours

Difficulty: Varies

Chevrolet Satellite Receiver Price Comparison

BEST VALUE

Used Parts

$50-$300

50-70% savings
OEM quality
Tested & verified
Warranty available

Aftermarket

$100-$500

Brand new
Various brands
Good warranty
Easy availability

OEM New

$200-$800

Factory exact
Best warranty
Guaranteed fit
Highest quality

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Chevrolet Satellite Receiver by Model

Astra

Astro

Aveo

Beretta

Blazer (2019 Up)

Blazer EV

Blazer, Full Size (1994 Down)

Blazer, S10/S15

Bolt

Bolt EUV

C2

Camaro

Caprice (1979 Down)

Caprice (1980 Up)

Captiva Sport

Cavalier

Celebrity

Chevelle

Chevette

Chevy Pickup FWD (Non US Mkt)

Chevy Small Car (Non US Mkt)

Citation

City Express

Cobalt

Corsa

Corsica

Corvair

Corvette

Cruze

El Camino (1963 Down)

El Camino (1964-1977)

El Camino (1978 Up)

Epica

Equinox

Equinox EV

HHR

Impala (1979 Down)

Impala (1980 Up)

Lumina Car

Lumina Van

Luv (See Also Isuzu Mini P-Up)

Malibu

Meriva

Metro

Monte Carlo

Monza

Nova (1968 Up)

Nova &amp; Chevy II (1967 Down)

Optra

Orlando

Other

Prizm

S10/S15/Sonoma

Silverado EV

Sonic

Spark

Spectrum

Sprint

SS

SSR

Suburban-10 (1988 Down)

Suburban-1000 (1963-1966)

Suburban-1500

Suburban-20 (1988 Down)

Suburban-2500 (1967 Up)

Suburban-30 (1966 Down)

Suburban-3500

Tahoe

Tigra

Tornado

Tracker

TrailBlazer

TrailBlazer-EXT

Traverse

Trax

Truck-10 Series (1987 Down)

Truck-1500 Series (1988-1999)

Truck-20 Series (1988 Down)

Nova & Chevy II (1967 Down)