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The update definitely addressed some stuff. However, my camera still has the same issue. The image is clearer since the update but the camera still goes out intermittently at night. Anyone know how this may differ from the recall Cadillac had with their cars that were doing something along these lines?

I was informed by my dealership late yesterday that GM released a lengthy software update for some radio/infotainment units that is to address this issue along with many other potential issues last week. They said GM has no plans to notify owners and the issue would be addressed as the customer advises the dealership of the concern. The document ID is 6380108 and references "Y168 Most Notable Improvements:" The portion of the list I have seen was two full pages single spaced. Recent Service Bulletins - RepairProcedures.com - Providing … Web#23-NA-118 - Radio Software Version Y168 – Multiple Updates for IOK - (Jul 20, 2023) Related To: Entertainment / Programming and Setup / Displays and Gauges #18-NA-069 - …

I am having the same issue on my 2022 refreshed Silverado 1500. The dealership replaced the camera once and that did not resolve the issue. What is discouraging, is one of the service advisors said his does the same thing as if there was nothing wrong with it. I noticed it primarily happens at night or in parking garages where the lighting around the vehicle changes from dark to brighter and vice versa. The image is not clear like an HD screen should be at night either. In comparison, my wife's 2020 Encore GX's camera image is crystal clear and vivid where the Silverado is grainy (noisy in today's digital camera terms). Seems like some Cadillac models had a recall on this issue already. We just need to be vocal about this safety issue.