Gravel6621

Anyone have any additional information on this?

I'd like to tell myself that they'd make this a priority as it's an intermittent safety issue but I guess I'm wrong.

As the dealer is becomes less and less responsive to my request for updates, I reached out to Chevrolet again. They swore up and down that they have absolutely zero way to see any information regarding this issue and that all requests must be worked through the dealer. I'm continuing to be annoyed as I've had this issue for more than 4 months now.

According to the bulletin, it does not. You can review the one files with NHTSA here.

Have you heard anything new on this? Last I checked I was told there is still no fix.

I forgot to mention, there is currently no fix. It just says that engineering is working on identifying the cause and to not replace any parts.

Yes, it's titled Rearview Camera Intermittent in Low Light Conditions. However, when I spoke w/ Chevrolet customer service in an attempt to get some more information, they tried to convince me that the dealership made this and they had no way of locating it. I don't believe this to be true as multiple dealerships were able to look it up and confirm that it was generated by GM. It's getting a bit annoying at this point as I do a lot of night driving and the camera is essentially ineffective.

If anyone else is experiencing this issue at night, ask the dealership to lookup PIT5991.

Anyone have any updates on this?

I have the same issue. The dealer applied a software update claiming that would fix it. Sadly, it did not fix it. Of course when I brought it, the issue "couldn't be reproduced".