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For 2017 non-Nav systems, radio has two (2) highlighters.

1. A solid white highlighter is used by the turn mouse to navigate and store stations.
2. A dim highlighter the manages the steering wheel radio buttons.

You will notice they may not always be in sync. Plus when you start vehicle or use a mobile device, solid white highlighter reverts to the first channel on the list, while dim highlighter
retains last radio station

Drive me N-U-T-S when I use turn mouse and it is not in sync with steering wheel station.
I do not see others voicing their complaints. Am I the only one
Thanks,

GES

It is not a highlighter. It is a channel selector. It is equivalent to the pointer on your personal computer screen. The mouse moves the pointer on the screen to help you select different tabs or items. But if you leave the pointer alone, its position doesn't indicate anything. you move it just to select items. same thing applies to the channel selector on the nav screen.