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Having an issue with my 2022 Sierra 1500. Just bought it last night. When I walk away from my truck and it locks the doors on its own the front amber lights and taillights stay on until I him the lock button on the key fob. They were on for an hour the other night before I noticed. 

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13 hours ago, Allblack said:

Having an issue with my 2022 Sierra 1500. Just bought it last night. When I walk away from my truck and it locks the doors on its own the front amber lights and taillights stay on until I him the lock button on the key fob. They were on for an hour the other night before I noticed. 

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Did you check the settings in the DIC?

 

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6 minutes ago, Allblack said:

I checked everything in the infotainment but didn't see anything and didn't see anything in the dic about lighting 

There is a setting in vehicle personalization for 'exit lighting'.

 

However the longest setting is something like 2 minutes. 

Much shorter than what yours did. 

 

 

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18 minutes ago, redwngr said:

There is a setting in vehicle personalization for 'exit lighting'.

 

However the longest setting is something like 2 minutes. 

Much shorter than what yours did. 

 

 

Yea mine is set on 30 seconds 

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26 minutes ago, Paul McCracken said:

Any mods to anything that you tapped or tied into anything in your BCM or a wire tap?

Nope. Just bought the truck new on Saturday. I'm going by the dealership after work to have them look at it. Have looked through everything. Even reset everything back to factory settings and can't figure it out. 

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33 minutes ago, AirForceAngler said:

Is your headlight switch in the "Auto" position and not on your running lights?

Yes they are in the auto position. 

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Nic23 New Member

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I have 2022 GMC Sierra Denali. 2 weeks  ago this started with mine. Lights stay on for over 10 mins after I exit the truck. Plus my chime inside stays dinging when I shut the truck off until I shut the door. I thought I left the vehicle running but that was not the case. 

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'23 AT4X.   Same problem, just started.   Software update maybe?  Nothing looks of in the settings, and I certainly changed nothing recently

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