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@Garystruder I think it did for a while but the problem came back. I took it in at the start of the year since I knew my 60k powertrain was expiring. The dealer said it would be covered and GM would rebuild it for free. I was fortunate though, the dealer included a 100k warranty when I bought the truck and I was able to get a new transmission (see this thread: https://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/263709-2020-chevrolet-silverado-1500-8-speed-shudder/#comment-2647696 ) Anyway, I have the new transmission, I wouldn't say it's smooth, but the shudder is definitely gone. Still had shift when she's cold. Good luck!

It should be in Settings->Apps-Audio->Auto Volume:

Not working for me either. If I look at the debugger in my browser I get a 200, but it says it can't find my VIN: Mine is 2019 as well.

I'm ok with the square wheels (though I prefer they don't) but what I will never buy is a vehicle where the steering wheel isn't centered with the drivers seat. I couldn't get past that!

Update on my truck - the tech was able to reproduce the issue and has ordered a "tear apart" of the transmission (under warranty thankfully). I'm glad they didn't dismiss it as a fluid change. They're booked so I won't get in until next month I guess I'll update again late Feb....

I'm assuming the process the dealer does is this: https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2022/MC-10218882-0001.pdf I dropped my truck off this morning, they said they're going to test drive it and see if it's fluid or something else. I should know this week.

Mine's going in tomorrow, 52k miles on it. I'm wondering if this would be covered under the power train warranty or if the transmission change is part of routine maintenance. I'll see tomorrow.

Ford non-turbo. There's really no other option. RAM - Reliability issues (yes, all trucks have them, but RAM is notoriously bad) . Nissan - Might not be around in a few years, especially the Titan. Toyota - Old ones were reliable but had terrible gas mileage, new ones are still too "new", so maybe in a few years. Honda Ridgeline - Just on this list to ruffle some feathers :D

Do you know if this can be used on a truck without maps? It says update. I have an SD card slow and a maps button, but my truck didn't come with the SD card. Here's what my build sheet says:

"Better" in which way? The most important thing with CBs is the antenna. Personally, I like the president radios, but they're a bit higher up in price. They make some ultra compact ones though. My advice is narrow down to budget, features that you want/must have, and focus the rest of your money and research on a good antenna. Good luck!

A lot of "preppers" are in to radio comms (ham and CB), so there's been an increase in the sales of them I'd say in the past ~5 years or so. Or maybe that's just my observation

If it's real, I like the front but dislike the bed. Looks like an avalanche with the sidewalls. Makes the bed less-usable IMO. I don't think it's a real photo, the silhouette on TFLs upcoming video doesn't show that:

Same here, I've drove almost 1,000 in the southeast with the ham radio on 146.520, I never heard anything. CH 19 on the CB though, is pretty active. Especially if you get near larger truck stops or in the city. It lights up during any traffic jam.

Do you have any info on how to do this? Mine is "sticky" at times, maybe I need to make an adjustment. TIA

@Transient I ended up putting mine on the bed rail near the drivers side cab. I can unscrew it when needed (parking garage or car wash). Probably not the best for reception, but works fine for my use.