Problem with intel beam not working

[BenJG]

For some reason on my 2021 Chevy 2500, my intellbeam doesn’t work. I’m wondering if there is a fuse or relay that I could check. 

[Chris2087]

So make sure the button is pushed in the turn signal arm, and make sure that that the windshield area above the mirror is clear thats the camera that signals the intelbeam senses other headlights.

[BenJG]

I’ve tried pushing the button on the turn signal, no results. 

[LSPowered65]

Fog lights have to be off

[BenJG]

Fog lights are off. I’m thinking it’s a relay or fuse somewhere, but can’t find anything in the book to point me to which one it would be. 

[newdude]

Is your signal stalk pushed forward like if you manually turned on your high beams?

 

Make sure your headlight switch is in AUTO as well.

 

Quote

 

 

The automatic high beam assist (AHBA) system operates the high beam headlamps ON and OFF automatically when the system is activated and certain conditions are met. The AHBA system consists of a front camera module that detects light and is able to identify approaching vehicles on an even, straight road at a distance of greater than 0.4 km (0.25 mi). The front camera module analyzes light color, intensity, and movement. The AHBA system will turn OFF the high beam headlamps when approaching vehicle headlamps or preceding vehicle taillights are detected by the front camera module. AHBA can be deactivated when the headlamp dimmer switch is moved from the neutral position to the high beam or flash to pass positions. AHBA can be reactivated by operating the high beam select switch from the neutral position to the high beam position twice within 2 seconds.

AHBA System Activation

• Vehicle ON
• Headlamp switch placed in the AUTO position
• Headlamp dimmer switch must be in the neutral position
• Outside lighting conditions must be dark
• Vehicle speed greater than 25 mph (40 km/h)

AHBA System Operation

The following are conditions that the AHBA system will turn the high beam headlamps off during operation:

 

• The system detects approaching traffic headlamps
• The system detects preceding traffic tail lamps
• Ambient light level too high due to towns or twilight situations
• The vehicle’s speed drops below 13 mph (22 km/h)
• Delay

Note: AHBA may not operate properly if any of the following conditions exist:

• Approaching and preceding vehicles lamps are undetectable due to dirt, snow, road spray, smoke, fog, or any other airborne conditions.
• The front camera module is covered with ice, dirt, snow, haze, or is obstructed.
• The vehicle is being driven on winding or hilly road conditions which would make any on coming vehicle headlamps undetectable by the AHBA.

AHBA System Deactivation

• Manually operating the headlamp dimmer switch from neutral to high beam position
• AHBA is deactivated automatically when the front or rear fog lamps are turned ON

AHBA System Indicator

The status of the AHBA system is shown by a green indicator located on the instrument panel cluster. When AHBA is active, the indicator will be illuminated continuously. If the operator deactivates the AHBA system, the indicator will turn off.

 

 

 

Edited March 15, 2021 by newdude

[BenJG]

Switch is in auto, fog lights are off. 

[newdude]

3 minutes ago, BenJG said:

Switch is in auto, fog lights are off. 

 

Trim level of the truck?

[BenJG]

Z71, LTS 

[RugbyRef]

I had this same issue when I first tried this in my truck.  I kept mashing the button, holding it in, etc.  Finally I realized I just needed to tap it.  Works like a champ now.