KC10Chief

I love my HUD but it needs some updates. I'm surprised more vehicles don't have one. The last vehicle that I had that had a HUD, was a 1992 Pontiac Bonneville! The tech has been around for a while. I just leave it on the speed setting pretty much all the time. The off road info is useless. The vehicle following information is especially useless since I am generally looking at the vehicle in front of me. Also, I can't put my thumb on what it is, but I expect to see the blinker signal in the HUD but it doesn't show up there. Only on the dash. I REALLY wish GM would release an update so that the turn signal shows up in the HUD. Another feature that would be nice is the audio menu. Just leave it up there.

I bought a 2020 GMC 2500HD Denali a couple days ago. LOVE it. I upgraded from an F-150 that I was using to tow a 29' travel trailer. Anyways, I have a TST 507 TPMS that I was using to monitor the temperature and pressure on my trailer. My truck did not come with any tire pressure sensors. I read in another thread that you can use any sensors that are on 433 MHz and mine are. I can't find any other info about it though. The dealer wants like $300 for the sensors even though it's a $50 option online. Does anybody know if I can just use my existing sensors? I've read that you can use the app to set these up.

I've noticed the click as well on my Denali 2500 with the diesel. I have noticed that it's usually doing it after driving it. It's a real steady click. After idling for a couple of minutes, the clicking will slow its pace and stop. I've speculated that it was the exhaust expanding and contracting with less heat after driving. The DEF makes more sense now that I hear it though.