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Hi everyone,

   I recently purchased a 2016 GMC Sierra Elevation. I was driving it down the road and "Service Intellitrak" came up on the display. Just wondering if someone on here can give me more information on what could've caused that to happen.

Thanks

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You mean "Service Stabilitrak" ?  I have never heard of "Intellitrak"

Intellilink is GMC's infotainment system.

Stabilitrak is GM's electronic stability control system.

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