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Klutch Enthusiast

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17 minutes ago, redwngr said:

Did you get a Custom, as indicated in your avatar?

Did the sales person suggest that it should have those features?

 

Order guide doesn't show Front and rear park assist as available on Custom

Custom is shown as single zone climate control on lower trims.  Dual zone is from LT and above. 

 

There have been some that have reported needing repair/replacement of rear vision cameras.

UVC    Rear Vision Camera

 

Fwiw, there is also a HD rear vison camera available on some trims (but not custom), and standard on higher trims

UVC    Rear Vision Camera

 

Good catch, the 'custom' is basically a W/T prettied up a bit externally.

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Dunn
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bought a 2022 LT 2500 with heated seats/ wheel , park assit and blind zone lane change alert........trucks are huge so it definetly helps parking........my build was sept/21 though i didnt order it

Whiskeyranch
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Hell I bought a $45k Tacoma TRD PRO in 2019 and it didn’t even have front parking sensors! It’s their most expensive model. All brands can be frustrating. Try ordering a new Porsche. It’s all a la car

Klutch
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The small credit is for stuff that'll be retrofitted later like the heated wheel, seats.  If they are deleted entirely you'll get a larger credit.  I've noticed on many of the Sierra's that are in fli

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David Bodine Enthusiast

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Yes, it is Custom. I had a 2016 LaCrosse and 2017 Acadia, both with park assist, and all the features I mentioned gone on my Truck. I was told by a local dealer that these features were not available due to the chip shortage. I get that but how about the 2022 refresh that I will not have on my 2022 purchased prior to this refresh. I feel like I got screwed.

BigBadSierra Senior Enthusiast

BigBadSierra

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They paired up the parking sensors on the RST  with expensive Safety package with a bunch of stuff I didn't want.

 

But I managed to drive for for 38 years without hitting a car or a person so not really needed.

 

I use the backup camera and my mirrors to park.

redwngr Senior Enthusiast

redwngr

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2 hours ago, David Bodine said:

Yes, it is Custom. I had a 2016 LaCrosse and 2017 Acadia, both with park assist, and all the features I mentioned gone on my Truck. I was told by a local dealer that these features were not available due to the chip shortage. I get that but how about the 2022 refresh that I will not have on my 2022 purchased prior to this refresh. I feel like I got screwed.

 

Park assist (front and rear) is not available on a refreshed Custom either. 

 

Yes, on the trims that it is supposed to be 'available' on, there may be restrictions due to the chip thing.

Even when the chip problem eliminated, Custom still won't have it.

 

Yes, there are a bunch of safety/technology items standard on all trims of the refreshed trucks.

Front and rear ultrasonic park assist isn't one of those either.

 

 

Features aren't 'gone' from your Custom.

They were offered/available on Custom.

If you salesperson led you to think your Custom, was supposed to have F/R park assist, then yes they screwed you. 

 

 

Fwiw, Park Assist can be ordered on a Work Truck.

It cannot be added to a  Custom or Custom Trail Boss. 

On the LT trim it is available on the 1LT version but not available on the 2FL version.

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23 hours ago, Klutch said:

 

The small credit is for stuff that'll be retrofitted later like the heated wheel, seats.  If they are deleted entirely you'll get a larger credit.  I've noticed on many of the Sierra's that are in flight are starting to delete the rear wheel well liners entirely, it's a $140 credit for those and they won't be retrofitted.  Nothing to do with "chips" but appears to be affecting non tech stuff now too.  FJB

Had not seen that yet. Do you have an example of one without rear wheel well liners?

David Bodine Enthusiast

David Bodine

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My main concern is that I have purchased a 2022 that has not been refreshed with the improved 2.7 engine and other changes. I would have waited if I knew a refresh was coming. Shows you how important it is to research before buying. I can only blame myself. Feel better venting though, ha.

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On 4/5/2022 at 5:40 PM, David Bodine said:

My main concern is that I have purchased a 2022 that has not been refreshed with the improved 2.7 engine and other changes. I would have waited if I knew a refresh was coming. Shows you how important it is to research before buying. I can only blame myself. Feel better venting though, ha.

I purchased a pre-refreshed 2022 LTZ on 2/28/22 knowing that the refresh model would come out in a month or so. In my opinion the refresh model looks too round for me so I prefer the ore-refreshed for me.

 

 Not to mention that just as with anything new there will initially be more flaws than usual to get corrected and while I’m  sure GM will take care of them I rather not deal with the dealership visits. I already regret buying the LTZ with the “retrofit parking sensors,heated steering wheels,etc”

Wiggums Senior Enthusiast

Wiggums

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I ordered a Ford F-150 with Active Park Assist 2.0.. and was just informed that I'd have to delete it for a $365 credit or I am not getting the 2022.. so it's not unique to Chevrolet. It's everywhere.

d_todd_phelps Enthusiast

d_todd_phelps

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15 hours ago, Wiggums said:

I ordered a Ford F-150 with Active Park Assist 2.0.. and was just informed that I'd have to delete it for a $365 credit or I am not getting the 2022.. so it's not unique to Chevrolet. It's everywhere.

Ouch.  I'd wait for the 2023 if that was my situation (if its any better).  I don't think my spouse can safely park these massive sized trucks in the garage or a parking lot without the parking assist.

mafd2 Senior Enthusiast

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13 minutes ago, d_todd_phelps said:

Ouch.  I'd wait for the 2023 if that was my situation (if its any better).  I don't think my spouse can safely park these massive sized trucks in the garage or a parking lot without the parking assist.

All the 2022 Silverado refresh models are coming equipped with them.

redwngr Senior Enthusiast

redwngr

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6 hours ago, mafd2 said:

All the 2022 Silverado refresh models are coming equipped with them.

Maybe, maybe not.

 

Order guide still has notes like:

 

PQB         Safety Package, includes (UV2) HD Surround Vision, (TRG) Trailer Camera Provisions, (UKV) Trailer Side Blind Zone Alert, (UFB) Rear Cross Traffic Alert-Braking, (UKK) Rear Pedestrian Alert and (U12) Perimeter Lighting
1 -  Certain vehicles may be forced to include (00Y) Not Equipped with Rear Park Assist, which removes Rear Park Assist. See dealer for details or the window label for the features on a specific vehicle. Requires (PCM) Convenience Package II and (JL1) trailer brake controller. Includes (UD7) Rear Park Assist. 2WD models include (V76) front recovery hooks. Not available with (DPO) trailer mirrors. 
2 -  Certain vehicles may be forced to include (00Y) Not Equipped with Rear Park Assist, which removes Rear Park Assist. See dealer for details or the window label for the features on a specific vehicle. Requires (PCM) Convenience Package II and (JL1) trailer brake controller. Includes (UD7) Rear Park Assist. Included with (PCJ) RST All Star Premium Package or (PCP) RST Texas Edition Premium Package. Not available with (DPO) trailer mirrors. 
3 -  Certain vehicles may be forced to include (00Y) Not Equipped with Rear Park Assist, which removes Rear Park Assist. See dealer for details or the window label for the features on a specific vehicle. Requires (PCM) Convenience Package II and (JL1) trailer brake controller. Includes (UD7) Rear Park Assist. Included with (PCR) LT Trail Boss Premium Package. Not available with (DPO) trailer mirrors. 
4 -  Certain vehicles may be forced to include (00Z) Not Equipped with Front and Rear Park Assist, which removes Front and Rear Park Assist. See dealer for details or the window label for the features on a specific vehicle. Includes (UD5) Front and Rear Park Assist and (HS1) Safety Alert Seat. 2WD models include (V76) front recovery hooks. 

 

 

 

mafd2 Senior Enthusiast

mafd2

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5 hours ago, redwngr said:

Maybe, maybe not.

 

Order guide still has notes like:

 

PQB         Safety Package, includes (UV2) HD Surround Vision, (TRG) Trailer Camera Provisions, (UKV) Trailer Side Blind Zone Alert, (UFB) Rear Cross Traffic Alert-Braking, (UKK) Rear Pedestrian Alert and (U12) Perimeter Lighting
1 -  Certain vehicles may be forced to include (00Y) Not Equipped with Rear Park Assist, which removes Rear Park Assist. See dealer for details or the window label for the features on a specific vehicle. Requires (PCM) Convenience Package II and (JL1) trailer brake controller. Includes (UD7) Rear Park Assist. 2WD models include (V76) front recovery hooks. Not available with (DPO) trailer mirrors. 
2 -  Certain vehicles may be forced to include (00Y) Not Equipped with Rear Park Assist, which removes Rear Park Assist. See dealer for details or the window label for the features on a specific vehicle. Requires (PCM) Convenience Package II and (JL1) trailer brake controller. Includes (UD7) Rear Park Assist. Included with (PCJ) RST All Star Premium Package or (PCP) RST Texas Edition Premium Package. Not available with (DPO) trailer mirrors. 
3 -  Certain vehicles may be forced to include (00Y) Not Equipped with Rear Park Assist, which removes Rear Park Assist. See dealer for details or the window label for the features on a specific vehicle. Requires (PCM) Convenience Package II and (JL1) trailer brake controller. Includes (UD7) Rear Park Assist. Included with (PCR) LT Trail Boss Premium Package. Not available with (DPO) trailer mirrors. 
4 -  Certain vehicles may be forced to include (00Z) Not Equipped with Front and Rear Park Assist, which removes Front and Rear Park Assist. See dealer for details or the window label for the features on a specific vehicle. Includes (UD5) Front and Rear Park Assist and (HS1) Safety Alert Seat. 2WD models include (V76) front recovery hooks. 

 

 

 

Could be. Mine said the same thing when I ordered it. All the ones my dealer got in had it and another close by dealer had it on theirs. Who knows. Mine came with ft./rr. park assist and heated seats but not the heated steering. Supposedly I'll be notified later when the module becomes available.

Wiggums Senior Enthusiast

Wiggums

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23 hours ago, d_todd_phelps said:

Ouch.  I'd wait for the 2023 if that was my situation (if its any better).  I don't think my spouse can safely park these massive sized trucks in the garage or a parking lot without the parking assist.

 

I always back in my spot and my neighbor borrows my truck sometimes.. I had plans to teach her how to use it so she could safely back it in my spot. Otherwise, it's the spot on the other side of the community where she's comfortable parking it at.

cfell Enthusiast

cfell

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My PA worked irregularly from new… service instructed “normal”.  Not!

installed new Software, started acting up even at highway speeds would alert proximity!!  Service said..”huh-interesting- working as designed- not our problem because system is not intended to warm in all situations “

 

when winter temps got

to 50 F they started working almost perfectly.

 

GM has a problem… 

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