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RACERX7775 Enthusiast

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From what I see all over the board, the 15.5 trucks got alot of upgrades compared the the 14 and early 15's.

 

The only thing I like is the fact that you can see if you are in 4x4 and what wheels are locked in. Other than that, my truck will never go "off road".

2016 Sierra Owner Senior Enthusiast

2016 Sierra Owner

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On 11/19/2018 at 8:38 PM, B R A D said:

You going by kilometers per hours on purpose?

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I'll bet he's from Canada. The Oil Pressure is not in PSI either! Temp is Celsius to.

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B R A D

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I'll bet he's from Canada. The Oil Pressure is not in PSI either!
And Celsius on temp gauge.

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Ravenkeeper Senior Enthusiast

Ravenkeeper

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My '15 LTZ had it, had the "off-road package" on my 2WD.  The "roll" and "yaw" worked, but the "pitch" would still show "0" in a total NOSE DIVE.

TJay74 Senior Enthusiast

TJay74

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On 11/20/2018 at 1:11 AM, 300 Blackout said:

My American 2014 All-Terrain had that off road DIC screen option. My Canadian 2014 All-Terrain doesn’t.

 

No 2014 trucks got that screen, it didnt come out until 2015. I had a 2014 Sierra Crew Cab All Terrain and it didnt have the 4wd info screen. My 2016 Sierra CC AT does have it.

RACERX7775 Enthusiast

RACERX7775

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30 minutes ago, TJay74 said:

 

No 2014 trucks got that screen, it didnt come out until 2015. I had a 2014 Sierra Crew Cab All Terrain and it didnt have the 4wd info screen. My 2016 Sierra CC AT does have it.

Lol. I would hope Blackout knows what year his truck is. Also hope he knows if its really there.  Im not calling him a liar...

 

Blackout, I hate to ask, but you have to know what year your trucks are right? Could you snap a pic?

300 Blackout Enthusiast

300 Blackout

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Lol. I would hope Blackout knows what year his truck is. Also hope he knows if its really there.  Im not calling him a liar...
 
Blackout, I hate to ask, but you have to know what year your trucks are right? Could you snap a pic?

I turned that truck in. I’ve owned a US 2014 All Terrain DCRB, a US 2015 Z71 DCRB and the only one I have right now is a Canadian 2014 All Terrain CCSB. I guess there is always the possibility I’m confusing the US 2015 with my US 2014 as it was a few years back. My apologies if I am in fact mistaken and no 2014s got it, though I could have sworn I had that screen.
L86 All Terrain Senior Enthusiast

L86 All Terrain

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On ‎2018‎-‎11‎-‎20 at 1:11 AM, 300 Blackout said:

My American 2014 All-Terrain had that off road DIC screen option. My Canadian 2014 All-Terrain doesn’t.

Cdn 2015 All Terrain, mine has it. Lots of rolling hills on the highway here and mine never shows anything other than 0% grade on the highway, even if you are climbing a 13% grade lol. 

redwngr Senior Enthusiast

redwngr

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IIRC, they went across the board with the slope/grade feature on 2015's and later.

14's it was on some trims.

 

 

 

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poconojoe Enthusiast

poconojoe

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I have a 2019 LD double cab 4x4 (which has the 2014-2018 body). It has the LT trim and Allstar Edition. It has that screen, but you have to scroll to it. It would be nice if that screen would pop up when you put the transfer case into any of the 4x4 settings.

I like the screen. My 2016 Colorado didn't have that screen, so I appreciate it.

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