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I did get it done. It works better than it did but it's not perfect yet. If I make a call and hang up it will return to radio. IF I receive a call and hang up I have to make it go back to the radio.

I had my software updated today also. And mine is not 100% right yet either.

 

Mine is just the opposite of yours, if I make the call after hanging up it goes to the "contacts" screen rather than back to the radio. If I receive a call it returns to the radio screen after hanging up.

 

The voice command function seems to work much faster and more reliably.

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I had my software updated today also. And mine is not 100% right yet either.

 

Mine is just the opposite of yours, if I make the call after hanging up it goes to the "contacts" screen rather than back to the radio. If I receive a call it returns to the radio screen after hanging up.

 

The voice command function seems to work much faster and more reliably.

 

Did the software version change with the update?

RVJ Enthusiast

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I had my software updated today also. And mine is not 100% right yet either.

 

Mine is just the opposite of yours, if I make the call after hanging up it goes to the "contacts" screen rather than back to the radio. If I receive a call it returns to the radio screen after hanging up.

 

The voice command function seems to work much faster and more reliably.

My voice command always did work prety well and maybe I got my functions reversed. I can't check it right now as it is in getting a scratch repaired.

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Did the software version change with the update?

I forgot to write down what my software was before, but my software number now is 23443769.

 

Can someone post their version number who has not had the update?

 

I don't have nav or bose or homelink, I have 8" screen, the standard LT, all star edition Mylink system.

MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

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All of the Crew Cabs will come from Mexico.

All of the Double and most of the single Cabs will come from Ft. Wayne, IN, USA

 

Just curious- where else do single cabs come from? I thought they all came from Fort Wayne.

Kennedy81 Enthusiast

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I thought that some of the regular cabs were made in Flint at the same plant that does the 2500 and 3500s

gmissed Enthusiast

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I forgot to write down what my software was before, but my software number now is 23443769.

 

Can someone post their version number who has not had the update?

 

I don't have nav or bose or homelink, I have 8" screen, the standard LT, all star edition Mylink system.

Where do you find the software version?

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Where do you find the software version?

Its under "settings" then under "software information"

 

My SW version is 23427521 so guess I need an update cause I just noticed mine will intermittently go to the phone screen after ending a phone call and not go back to whatever I had it on before the call. But like I said its intermittent so idk.

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Crew Cab Sierra so it's a south of the border...5.3 3.47 gears10/13 build date

 

Recall, Headlight fog, 3 starters and guzzles gas.

2doorpost Enthusiast

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I went back to the well for another Regular cab from Ft Wayne. All my regular cabs from there were perfect. All the way back to the 90s.

 

(My '11 Extended cab from there was a nightmare. In retrospect, all the issues were because of crappy suppliers - mis-machined rear door hinges, peeling frame coating that let it rust, loud valvetrain)

 

My salesman was so impressed with the new trucks he bought a new Crew Cab. Mexican Build.

The first rain it was in, the windshield leaked.

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All of the Crew Cabs will come from Mexico.

All of the Double and most of the single Cabs will come from Ft. Wayne, IN, USA

 

I have a double cab and my leaf spring says "made in Mexico" painted in bright yellow, half the length of the leaf spring. IS the truck built in mexico or are just the leaf springs made in mexico.

MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

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Just springs. Look in your driver door jam for the Fort Wayne UAW sticker.

anthony2558 Enthusiast

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Just springs. Look in your driver door jam for the Fort Wayne UAW sticker.

 

That's what confuse me a little. I've seen the sticker before, but when I was changing the exhaust I noticed the made in Mexico stencil.

 

 

 

Tapatalk via Moto X

 

 

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