jaxcam02

Quick question for the group here. I swear that my truck was able to connect to my 5ghz hotspot but I just tried last week and the 5ghz hotspot wouldn't even populate in my wifi options on the trucks in dash screen. Only my 2.5 ghz would show. I though something was wrong with my phone so when I got home I tried to connect to the 5ghz band. Again it would only show the 2.5 ghz bands. Did the last over the air updates for our trucks disable the 5ghz receiver, did my truck just stop functioning correctly, or am I imagining that capability. Thanks.

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Not an option outside of sending your HMI module or whatever controller they use now to a third party programmer.

Maybe you are buying super old sensors that have been laying around a warehouse for years and the batteries are giving out? Just a guess.

If you are talking about the seatbelt chime, your SOL. The best you can do is turn the volume down to like 25% OR plug in your seat belt OR buy another seatbelt buckle from a junkyard and just keep it plugged in.

Go into your connection settings in the infotainment and unselect the AA/carplay option. Then use the wired connection OR just turn on your wifi hotspot and connect your truck to the wifi and use the infotainment system apps.

After dealing with multiple GM vehicles with these types of connectors the past few years. I have found it easiest to use a small pair or pliers on the larger connector and a pair of needle nose or small pliers to depress the tab just under the red pull out (sometimes i just depress the red pull out and the tab) and pull apart using the two pliers. They kind of get suction stuck together like two 5-gallon home depot buckets when they get put in one another. Just have to be careful not to damage anything.

Unless you can find a company that knows how to do it your SOL. GM isn't going to spend the man hours and costs with doing calibrations for every possible combination of lifts and levels.

Kit No. Parts can be bought but individually. I suggest you go into the GM parts website and find the part number for the grille to match your VIN and search the internet for the best price. For the bumpers I would find yourself a local powdercoater and get the bumpers stripped and coated. IIRC you can paint the parking sensors without messing with their function but obviously you'll have to remove them and spray with a rattle can or something separately from powdercoating.

I got the reminder on the screen when I shut the truck off. Let it install complete over the air and came back out like 30 min later after I read your post. I'm guessing your install file got corrupted some how during the process

Mine just did the update. Noticed a few small changes but nothing detrimental yet

put them on marketplace for sale or for free. Don't throw them away if someone can use them

Your not getting the GPS signal to the truck. I bet if you put in (0, 0) (Lat, Long) in a mapping system, you'll see your truck thinks your at (0, 0) because your not getting any GPS signal or the communication is not making it to the infotainment system.

keep records and write down every conversation you have had with the dealer and GM. youll need them with lemon law suit. Then read the Lemon Law booklet your dealer gave you when you purchased.

You can edit your android auto dashboard on your phone while not connected to the car by opening up android auto on the phone. Settings>connected devices>android auto>customize launcher