Rick Crockett

Would that also fix not hearing the clicking of the blinker?

Twice now, the audio in the truck has quit. No radio, can't hear my phone call and even cannot hear the blinker. Turning the truck off does not help. But works the next day or next time that I get into the truck. Not sure how long it takes.

I just passed 1,500 miles since last oil change, so dropped off the truck at the dealer to get a oil level reading.

I ordered on from Amazon and tried it. Did not recognize the card, so sending it back. The first time that it did this, I also had a camera issue. They replaced one of the cameras and a board. I will have to find the paperwork. It was over $750, but it was still under warranty. My Nav works, so not sure what would be wrong with the card.

82,000 miles I checked with the Chevy dealership that I have been doing business and they only charge $150 for the programming. So I am going to make an appointment with them.

Sometimes I get blue screen on my display. Dealer says that there is a bulletin out and it needs to be reprogrammed. $239.93 I think another dealer has reprogrammed me before and not charged. What is your experience?

Thanks

82,000

I get this message a lot. Finally took it in and they say my SD card slot is fine, so it must be the SD Card - which I believe is used for GPS - is bad. $321.97 for a replacement. Anyone heard of this before. Can I just find someone else with same truck and make copy of their card? Otherwise I am just going to remove it, since I don't use the truck's GPS. But wonder how I can disable that message.

I am the original owner

It started burning oil, or at least showing it, the 2nd year that I owned it. My oil light came on and it needed almost 2 quarts. We have been monitoring it ever since. But until October of this year, GM would not look at it unless it lost a quart of oil in 1,000 miles. Mine was always 3/4 of a quart at 1,000 miles. Just found out about an bulletin from October that said that they changed it to 1 quart in 2,000 miles, so I am running it by GM again. Took it in the other day for a loud ticking noise and some regular missing at idle. They came back and said lifters for the ticking. And I think something about the crankshaft for the missing that I was feeling. I have it at another dealer today for a 2nd opinion. I am wondering if the oil burning issue contributed to the lifter and other problem? Anyone have experience with this and any suggestions on how to deal with GM. It started buring while under warranty, but it is out of warranty now. Thanks

I have the same thing happening on my 2019 Sierra AT4. Yesterday it kept coming on - several times. Day before nothing. Sometimes seems to coincide with rough roads, but not always. Very annoying. I have it in the shop today to look at it. Last time that I took it in, I also had a bad camera - so they replaced the camera and a circuit board. Not sure if the board was related to the SD card issue or not.

Mine is a high pitched ticking noise that I originally heard when the engine was cold. Now I hear it all of the time. One dealer said that it was lifters. I have it at another dealer to get a second opinion. 2019 Sierra AT4 6.2