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Cheers My friend, best of luck, sorry for the formatting that's how it came out with copy and paste.
#17-NA-177: Distorted Outbound Audio During Bluetooth Phone Calls - (May 26, 2017)

 

Subject: Distorted Outbound Audio During Bluetooth Phone Calls

 

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Brand:

Model:

Model Year:

VIN:

Engine:

Transmission:

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to

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Chevrolet

Camaro

2017

2017

SOP

March 3, 2017

All

All

Chevrolet

Colorado

2017

2017

SOP

March 18, 2017

All

All

Chevrolet

Malibu

2017

2017

SOP

Feb. 22, 2017

All

All

Chevrolet

Silverado

2017

2017

SOP

March 7, 2017

All

All

GMC

Acadia (VIN N)

2017

2017

SOP

March 3, 2017

All

All

GMC

Canyon

2017

2017

SOP

March 18, 2017

All

All

GMC

Sierra

2017

2017

SOP

March 7, 2017

All

All


Involved Region or Country

North America and N.A. Export Regions

Additional Options (RPOs)

Equipped with Radio RPO IOA or IOB

Condition

Some customers may comment when using the Bluetooth® phone system in their vehicle, the person on the other end of a mobile telephone call states the audio sounds muffled, distorted, garbled, or has static.

They may also advise that it sounds like the person in the vehicle is talking from the inside of a wind tunnel or tin can.

Cause

This may be the result of a microphone tuning concern.

Correction

SPS program the radio with the latest TIS2web software to address this concern.

Parts Information

No parts needed for this condition.

Warranty Information

Labor Operation

Description

Labor Time

2810335

Radio Reprogramming with SPS

Use Published Labor Operation Time

Posted

Just spoke with the dealer and GM is blaming the reverse camera being on is the trailer backfeeding power to some circuit.... I laughed. And they will not replace the head unit at this time to try and fix the Bluetooth issue, GM is blaming my phone (iPhone 7 Plus on AT&T). Funny how any other Bluetooth I've ever had this phone hooked to it has never done it.

What phone and provider do you guys have that have had this happen?

Posted

Just spoke with the dealer and GM is blaming the reverse camera being on is the trailer backfeeding power to some circuit.... I laughed. And they will not replace the head unit at this time to try and fix the Bluetooth issue, GM is blaming my phone (iPhone 7 Plus on AT&T). Funny how any other Bluetooth I've ever had this phone hooked to it has never done it.

What phone and provider do you guys have that have had this happen?

 

Are you using Apple Car Play for phone calls or the GM Bluetooth?

Posted

Are you using Apple Car Play for phone calls or the GM Bluetooth?

 

Only the GM Bluetooth
Posted

I have an iPhone 6s on AT&T. No problems other than the occasional glitch where my stereo restarts. Has happened twice in a year and 30k miles

 

 

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Posted

Happened again this morning. I'll try and upload to YouTube and copy a link over here. Luckily the guy I was calling didn't answer and I left him a voicemail and had him send it to me so I could figure out what people hear on their end when it happens

Posted

Happened again this morning. I'll try and upload to YouTube and copy a link over here. Luckily the guy I was calling didn't answer and I left him a voicemail and had him send it to me so I could figure out what people hear on their end when it happens

Did you read post #16, by Blue17 ??

 

2017 silvy and sierra are included in list of affected vehicles.

 

The procedure/update is dated May 26, 2017, so its relatively new.

 

"#17-NA-177: Distorted Outbound Audio During Bluetooth Phone Calls - (May 26, 2017)
Subject: Distorted Outbound Audio During Bluetooth Phone Calls"
Posted

Disconnect the battery for 15 minutes and reset everything. This will reset the radio and may correct your issues.

Posted

Did you read post #16, by Blue17 ??

 

2017 silvy and sierra are included in list of affected vehicles.

 

The procedure/update is dated May 26, 2017, so its relatively new.

 

"#17-NA-177: Distorted Outbound Audio During Bluetooth Phone Calls - (May 26, 2017)

 

Subject: Distorted Outbound Audio During Bluetooth Phone Calls"

Yes, I passed that along to the dealer. They told me that's if the person on the other end can't hear the caller clearly, not the problems I am having. I dont know if they performed that update, I doubt it.

Did you read post #16, by Blue17 ??

 

2017 silvy and sierra are included in list of affected vehicles.

 

The procedure/update is dated May 26, 2017, so its relatively new.

 

"#17-NA-177: Distorted Outbound Audio During Bluetooth Phone Calls - (May 26, 2017)

 

Subject: Distorted Outbound Audio During Bluetooth Phone Calls"

Yes, I passed that along to the dealer. They told me that's if the person on the other end can't hear the caller clearly, not the problems I am having. I dont know if they performed that update, I doubt it.

Did you read post #16, by Blue17 ??

 

2017 silvy and sierra are included in list of affected vehicles.

 

The procedure/update is dated May 26, 2017, so its relatively new.

 

"#17-NA-177: Distorted Outbound Audio During Bluetooth Phone Calls - (May 26, 2017)

 

Subject: Distorted Outbound Audio During Bluetooth Phone Calls"

Yes, I passed that along to the dealer. They told me that's if the person on the other end can't hear the caller clearly, not the problems I am having. I dont know if they performed that update, I doubt it.

Posted

Disconnect the battery for 15 minutes and reset everything. This will reset the radio and may correct your issues.

I'll give that a shot this afternoon.

Thanks!

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