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There’s another thread on here about this. Seems to be a software / sensor error. 

 

My RST has 1600mi on it and reads 97/98%. 

 

You can always manually check them yourself. 

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Mine has 3200 miles and mine says front has 27% left.....

 

I figured it was a fluke when it’s says there at 15% i’m gonna actually check them. 

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This is a calibration issue on the sensors, there is a repair bulletin on it. Mine went all the way to 5% before the service brake sensors message came on. They recalibrated the sensors and did a brake inspection. They said the pads look great and now reads 98%. All is good now. 

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Definitely a calibration issue, just had my tb lt serviced for a recall and I had them check, the mileage on my truck is 11900 and it said I had 14% life left on the front and 56 on the rear, the service advisor had to update the software and recalibrate them since my brakes were 98% ( -/+), I also had them upgrade the infotainment software to the one with the built in navigation part # 84531832 works great.

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On 11/23/2019 at 9:41 PM, Rayo1025 said:

Definitely a calibration issue, just had my tb lt serviced for a recall and I had them check, the mileage on my truck is 11900 and it said I had 14% life left on the front and 56 on the rear, the service advisor had to update the software and recalibrate them since my brakes were 98% ( -/+), I also had them upgrade the infotainment software to the one with the built in navigation part # 84531832 works great.

I just tried to buy this software card and gm says it’s discontinued. I’m pissed I wanted the navigation option. Did you just have this done? Thanks

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