Kbert1171

Copy that. I was just at work and thought I'd ask. I'll scan it when I return home.

Truck went into low power mode with the engine and traction control lights on. Shut the truck off and restarted and low power went away and the TC light went off, but the engine light stayed on. Any ideas?

Lovecars, thanks. Yep, I get the audio, just no video. Sucks. You'd think for as much as they gouge us for these things, they'd be better. Oh, well. Guess I'll trade it for a F-150. They have what I want. Better truck anyway.

Idk. My sister and brother-in-law say their screens show their navigation when they use their phones navigation app. I was just wondering if mine did as well. I'd rather keep my eyes on the road, as opposed to looking at my phone for directions, instead of the large screen in the dash. (Which is the ONLY thing I want. I could care less about the other crap. Only navigation.) Whatever. I'll just keep doing what I'm doing. Peace.

Where exactly do I plug it in?

I have Android Auto installed already. And I can hear the directions through the speakers in the truck when using Google maps, but I don't have anything on the screen of the truck, just the phone. Which sucks. And this is through Bluetooth. I've never plugged in the phone to the truck, and honestly, I don't know where I would, except through the USB port in the center council. Maybe it simply won't work with the radio I have. Idk.

2016 Silverado LT. 8" screen, I believe. Phone is a Samsung Galaxy S10+, so Android. And the code seems to be IO5.

How do I get my phones GPS to show up on screen? I can hear it through my speakers, but no navigation on screen.