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No point in resetting it, imo. It's not a thermostat or thermometer. It's a thermistor. Car manufacturers use thermistors because they're cheaper. The problem is, they're also less accurate. The reading you're getting is of the air temperature under the hood, which is why it's hotter when you first start your truck on a hot day and then reads a few degrees higher then the electric sign out front of a bank that gives you time and temperature that you pass while driving down the road. The only true fix to the issue plaguing all vehicles in the road is to upgrade the component used and relocate it for an accurate reading. Good luck with that.

The Rough Country trifold doesn't block your view out the back window. Only 2 portions fold open. To open the 3rd you need to untwist 2 knobs and remove the entire tonneau.

I have a Retrax with the plastic cover. No water issues, but hate the noise. It rattles a lot while driving down the road. With that said, my experience may be unique due to my setup. I have the GM Accessories sport bar and Valhalla Offroad MOLLE panels installed on my truck. Both interfere with the Retrax cover. I had to modify the side rails for the sport bar and fight for mounting locations with the MOLLE panels. I did look at the Roll N Lock cover, but had to cross it off my list because it mounts using 2 points inside the bed wall where rubber plugs are mounted by the factory. That same location is also utilized by the sport bar for installation. If I were to do it again I'd get the aluminum Retrax cover. If you want to save some money I recommend the trifold hard cover from Rough Country. It worked just fine for me until I upgraded to the Retrax. No water issues. Simple install, and easy to remove of you end up needing more be space. The downside is only 2 of the 3 panels open. It's only 2 quick knobs to remove the cover once it's open. It does take a few more minutes to reinstall correctly, but still very easy. It did an excellent job keeping water out.

Btw, if you look at the myChevrolet app you'll see this if there's a problem. Looks like I need to talk to my wife, and do a little refresher with her.

Different models have different psi. This is my truck. 2020 Trail Boss LT with 18s.

I returned the AAWireless kit to Amazon and got a full refund. Stuck with the Motorola unit due to throwing away the packaging, otherwise I would've returned it too. I think I'm going to do an upgrade through WAMS.

Nope. No VPN usage here. Only person in my household that uses that is my wife, and it's only when she's out of country.

This is the first time I've ever heard the claim about GM TPMS reading ~5psi off. If it affects GMCs it'll also affect Chevys. Every time I've had to adjust tire pressures I've had at least 1 other device giving me the same reading as what my truck and app say. Has anybody else heard this claim?

Just bought the AAWireless off Amazon within the last 2 weeks. I have Android version 13. My phone is a Samsung S21 Ultra. Android Auto version is 10.2.633224, or something like that. I did plug in with a wire and had no issues running Android Auto. If like to go wireless so I can drop my phone in the wireless charger and drive.

You only get 1 first impression. Do you really want to be known as a whiner? Furthermore, it's quite hypocritical of you to tell me to learn to read when my 2nd post made it very clear why I missed some info in the first post, and I even apologized for it. It's apparent you're the one acting like the keyboard warrior. It would be wise for you to take your own advice and go get a life. After all, you could've simply not responded. The Irby of the whole thing is, you whine about a known "major failure" on GM's part for years yet you still bought a truck with the same transmission that has a history of a known "major failure". Clearly, something isn't clicking with you upstairs. Good luck getting your problems solved.

As I pointed out in my initial post, I've tried it and it didn't work.

Thanks. I'll look into that to ensure it doesn't delete the GM factory navigation I already have installed. I don't doubt that last part doesn't make sense. After all, why would somebody want Android Auto when they have the factory navigation? I recently moved from California to Florida. I ended up renting a house because I'll be here for only 3 years. It's in a brand new area. The roads aren't even on the GM Nav files. Not sure if I'm able to get updated maps. Just thought I'd give Google Maps a try because it's cheaper, and I assumed easier, to install. I assume Google would be quicker to get the updated maps from.

I have been trying to add wireless Android Auto on my truck via a dongle that connects to my phone via Bluetooth. I initially started with Motorola's MA1. I followed the directions to the letter, but it didn't work. I disconnected Bluetooth to mychevrolet, and gone as far as unpairing because the phone would try connecting again on its own. I even made the truck forget my phone. Phone is Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. Going through the processes, the result is the same with the radio unable to find the phone. This isn't just an issue with the Motorola MA1. After a week of failures I decided to see if another device would work, and purchased the AAWireless dongle. Going through the install processes the result was the same -- failure. I'd like to get one of these to work, and refund the other. Is there anybody experienced with these devices and able to help?

I'm not a mod, so I can't do anything. Taking a step back, all I saw was whining. It tuned me out of everything else. Sorry for missing those details.

Let's do what this subforum is intended for, "TROUBLESHOOTING". Let's start with: Year Model Engine Transmission Symptoms, etc.