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On 1/1/2021 at 3:52 PM, wirewrangler said:

All,

 

I just pulled F47 on the passenger side of the truck and put it back in; 5 seconds or so.  This worked for me - good luck everyone...

 

Wes

Thanks for clarifying that it is in fact the F47 fuse. I had this happen yet again today... a message came on my dash screen that the exhaust filter needed to be cleaned. I selected start, and of course it caused some of those items like the digital speedometer to disappear again. Popped the F47 fuse out and back in, now good to go... bizarre glitch that GM needs to figure out.

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Thanks for the info! Had the truck to the dealer for this just after the new year. Got the message about cleaning the exhaust filter yesterday & yep... trip odometer etc was gone again! I’ll pull F47 and see if that fixes it. Hopefully they get this glitch figured out. 

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Truck is at the dealer for the second time.  The first time they told me that it might be fixed - nope, not fixed.  This time, waiting for them to hook it up and call Detroit - confidence low...

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I have a 2022 GMC 3500 HD Denali and my odometer and trip are not visible. Everything else is on the cluster. We’ve pulled the F47 fuse and unhooked all batteries, but still nothing.  I’ve called the dealer and they don’t know enough on the 2022 to help. Has anyone heard of a fix?

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On 7/7/2022 at 7:38 PM, Mommy4 said:

I have a 2022 GMC 3500 HD Denali and my odometer and trip are not visible. Everything else is on the cluster. We’ve pulled the F47 fuse and unhooked all batteries, but still nothing.  I’ve called the dealer and they don’t know enough on the 2022 to help. Has anyone heard of a fix?

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