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On 7/17/2022 at 11:15 AM, Denali_956 said:

Anybody know where the park assist module is located on these 19-21 trucks? I was hoping it would be something simple as a fuse or relay

I have an appointment at the dealer next Tuesday. Hopefully I can keep this one. I talked to a service tech from a Chevy dealer and he said it just needs to be flashed. Don't know if that's true. 

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On 7/17/2022 at 10:15 AM, Denali_956 said:

Anybody know where the park assist module is located on these 19-21 trucks? I was hoping it would be something simple as a fuse or relay

When I had mine replaced under warranty, advisor said the module was behind the backseat and they had to remove it to change out the module.  But once they did that, an error code on a sensor came up, they then replaced that sensor and it's worked fine ever since.

 

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On 7/17/2022 at 11:15 AM, Denali_956 said:

Anybody know where the park assist module is located on these 19-21 trucks? I was hoping it would be something simple as a fuse or relay

Well, took mine in for service this morning. After almost 4 hours (they were doing oil and filter and tire rotation too), The service advisor came and showed me a sensor from the front bumper. It had the smallest dent in it. Smaller than a pen tip. $400 bucks for the part. They would have to order it. Waiting for the final paperwork, he said parts had one but it was black, and would have to be painted. Huh? Anyway, I didn't have the money for a replacement at this time. Amazing how one tiny dent can take out a whole system. SMH

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Have a 24 LTZ and been getting blinker and park assist sounds cutting out. Just to clarify when I approach an object should I be getting both a seat vibration and a beep? 

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