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A while back I posted that my truck didn't have an integrated compass that I could find and it irked me. My truck is a Custom trim level, with the base dashboard. I was paroozing trucks online today and saw this one, where in the photos there is clearly a compass in the lower right of the DIC. Both trucks are 2016's. The only thing I can think of is that I'm pretty sure the truck in the link has OnStar, and mine does not. Interesting how no OnStar also means no compass, however. Anyone wanna help me figure this out?

 

http://www.mybufordchevy.com/VehicleDetails/new-2016-Chevrolet-Silverado_1500-Double_Cab_Standard_Box_4_Wheel_Drive_WT-Buford-GA/2774518293

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Same! Mine is a 15 though so maybe some hardware differences. Another thing that comes on the 16s are the v4 indicator. I really wish I had this and it drives me nuts that I can't see when I'm running on 4 cylinders.

 

 

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Should have said earlier that I have the WT cluster without steering wheel controls. Sorry.

 

 

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That dealership is just a few miles from my house. I do not like them. High pressure sales vultures!

 

Every Rick Hendrick dealership I have visited is like that.

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That dealership is just a few miles from my house. I do not like them. High pressure sales vultures!

 

Every Rick Hendrick dealership I have visited is like that.

 

I have to agree with you there. We got my wife's Traverse there and won't be going back.

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Is the compass information delivered through OnStar, perhaps?

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I have to agree with you there. We got my wife's Traverse there and won't be going back.

Nash Chevy in Lawrenceville is my preferred Chevy dealer. Bought my wife's Traverse there.

 

Bought my new Sierra at Jim Ellis on PIB. And the Rick Hendricks GMC in Duluth is less than 1/2 mile from my office. I would never buy from them.

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Is the compass information delivered through OnStar, perhaps?

yes

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yes

 

incorrect, no. The compass info is built into the rear view mirror just has it has been for years now. I don't have OnStar and my compass works just fine.

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i thought the compass... NSEW was built into the screen.. thats where mine is i believe..

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That dealership is just a few miles from my house. I do not like them. High pressure sales vultures!

 

Every Rick Hendrick dealership I have visited is like that.

 

I bought at Hendricks once years ago. That will NEVER happen again. They are the worst. Their deals are the worst and they are trying to rob you at every turn. Go figure he is a car guy?? Every Hendricks dealer is the same I have dealt with, and have come to terms not to even attempt to deal w/ them. I travelled to Jim Ellis in Ga. and they were a dream to deal with straight forward, same car, thousands less. Hendricks is a thief.

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