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yzinger Enthusiast

yzinger

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the reset has been working for me for 8 days now.  This was hard reset including user settings.

 

Thanks all.

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Trail Boss 2021
Trail Boss 2021

I have the same issue. Seems very strange that you need to reset every time you start up. I hope there is just a glitch..........

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These are the steps I followed to reset the radio in my truck: 1) Browse the radio menu's to Settings > System > Return to Factory Settings 2) Select Reset Vehicle Settings 3) Wai

MattWyatt69
MattWyatt69

Good morning all,   I work in the Service Department at a GM Dealer. We have a customer with this same concern and as of April 20th, GM Technical Assistance made us change the radio and it f

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Nhcampbells Enthusiast

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On 5/17/2021 at 9:58 PM, sobby said:

I have the same problem. Pain in the ass.

Sobby

The radio reset works

I did mine weeks ago and it is working fine.

Others have done the same

Matty D New Member

Matty D

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I have a 21 Silverado custom trail boss and have the same issue! Driving me nuts!!!!

Oldguy817 New Member

Oldguy817

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I have a 2021 Elevation with this problem. It seems that most times it's using the remote that causes this. I have had 2 remote start failures as well. 

 

I have also noticed that it will not be able to find the content on a USB stick sometimes. Also the USB port can get extreamly hot when using a USB stick (32 GB if that matters).

 

I am taking it to the dealer next week.

wb5rag Enthusiast

wb5rag

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not only does my equalizer go back to 0 but the maximum startup volume goes back to 0 and the audio feedback changes, auto volume goes back to none........ this is on a 2021 infotainment 3 system.

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On 4/30/2021 at 5:38 PM, Random said:

These are the steps I followed to reset the radio in my truck:

1) Browse the radio menu's to Settings > System > Return to Factory Settings

2) Select Reset Vehicle Settings

3) Wait to reset

4) Select Erase Settings and Personal Data

5) Profit

 

I reset my radio on 4/16/21 and I haven't had a problem since.

 

Reset worked for me.

Levels have not reverted back to 0 since performing factory setting reset (almost 3 weeks). Simple "fix" for an annoying issue. 

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MattWyatt69 New Member

MattWyatt69

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Good morning all,

 

I work in the Service Department at a GM Dealer. We have a customer with this same concern and as of April 20th, GM Technical Assistance made us change the radio and it failed.

 

As of May 7, 2021 they released a Document (PIT5839A) that describes your exact concern. It is currently under investigation by engineering looking for a permanent solution.

 

GM requires us to verify the radio software is version V135118 (the problem only occurs with that software). If so it is requiring you to perform a radio reset by selecting “Erase settings and personal data” under the “Restore to factory settings.” 
 

They do inform us this may only be a temporary solution; thus GM looking for the root cause.

 

Will keep ya updated.

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57 minutes ago, MattWyatt69 said:

Good morning all,

 

I work in the Service Department at a GM Dealer. We have a customer with this same concern and as of April 20th, GM Technical Assistance made us change the radio and it failed.

 

As of May 7, 2022 they released a Document (PIT5839A) that describes your exact concern. It is currently under investigation by engineering looking for a permanent solution.

 

GM requires us to verify the radio software is version V135118 (the problem only occurs with that software). If so it is requiring you to perform a radio reset by selecting “Erase settings and personal data” under the “Restore to factory settings.” 
 

They do inform us this may only be a temporary solution; thus GM looking for the root cause.

 

Will keep ya updated.

 

Thanks for the info and "Welcome" to the forum!

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james holyfield New Member

james holyfield

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I have a 2021 Trailboss custom and same issue here, I'm losing my equalizer settings everytime I shut the truck off, my dealer said they haven't heard of this issue, I can't find the (user profile) to see if the dealership set it up but my truck is just the basic model, does or has anybody figured this problem out yet?

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Régis New Member

Régis

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had the same problem with my 2021 silverado custom so I went to the dealership and they did a flash upgrade of the infotainment software.....problem solved!

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MY21CTB New Member

MY21CTB

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I did a factory reset and have not had any issues in 3 weeks.  The dealership was confused by this working but was aware it was a problem.  Told me GM was working on the issue and trying to get a new software fix out there.  I think their resources could have been better spent on just letting the dealership know that a factory reset of the radio fixes the issue.

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Frank Casey New Member

Frank Casey

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I have a 2021 Silverado 1500 RST Crew cab but I have the basic radio option in it, so no profiles.  I have to set the equalizer every time I get in it. I noticed that when you’re in the equalizer settings, there is no “save” button after you’ve made the changes. 

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