Dylan B9

I keep it in 2 wheel drive.

My 2016 Silverado 1500 with just under 50,000 miles starting making a humming noise a few weeks ago. Its not like anything I've ever heard before because right as I hit 55 MPH the noise starts and if I slow back down as soon as I go under 55 MPH the noise stops. Like it switches on and off at 55 MPH. The noise also does not change tones as you accelerate and deaccelerate. I don't know if it will go away past any speed as I have taken the truck to about 85 MPH and it was still there. It sounds like the noise is coming from the passenger rear but I am not 100% sure on that. Anyone have any idea what this might be? I've never had a noise on a car/truck just turn on and off like this and not change pitch as you change speed. Thanks

If you want I can send you a video file that works on my truck to see if it works on yours. The video is an episode of dukes of hazzard lol. Its to large to attach to this. This way you can see if its just the video you are trying to play that will not work or the truck itself not playing videos at all for what ever reason.

Yes you are correct. I had forgotten about having to do this. I believe i formatted the videos I got to play on my 2016 in 480x320

What about the video itself your trying to play?

If you are on windows you would plug in the flash drive then on This Pc right click on the flash drive, click format, then under file system it has a drop down where you can change the format of the drive. I read somewhere that for videos these trucks like to be formatted to Fat32. I'm pretty sure it was Fat32 but I cant remember. Do you know what format the video you are trying to play is?

You have to make sure that the video is in MP4 format. I did get this to work on my truck but in my experience it seems like the truck is kinda picky on what it will play. I used a usb flashdrive and I believe it is formatted to FAT32 but I would have to double check that. Some videos in MP4 would play then some I tried to download from youtube and convert to MP4 would not. Maybe the conversion program I used wasn't any good.