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1200 miles on the truck and today the yellow forward collision light is on and lane keep assist is unavailable.  I know this was a problem on earlier trucks but I thought there was a software update that fixed it. Anyone having this problem on a refreshed 2022 yet?

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No problem on my 2022 HC. Matter of fact, it works better than my previous 2019 unit.

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Just happened on my 2022 Trail Boss refreshed last night with 2200 miles. Sensors and cameras all seem clean. 

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3 hours ago, flstnhd said:

Just happened on my 2022 Trail Boss refreshed last night with 2200 miles. Sensors and cameras all seem clean. 

Well that answers that. I guess Ill call the dealer tomorrow.

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Same issue 2022 trailboss refresh 1k miles lane assist always unavailable.

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I had the same issue with my Elevation at 1800 miles. I was told by the dealer that they are not able to clear the message due to the chips is was missing. 

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Dealer  confirmed its a bad forward camera. Its on national back order and my local small dealer now has 6 on order so we will wait and see.... they also think the intermittent radio static might be related.

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Pepe does your forward camera work ? Mine works so was thinking it’s a forward sensor. Maybe two cameras. Guess I’ll find out Thursday. 

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No my front camera isnt working, but I have an LT and that is the only function it does I think.

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Adding to the pile. 2022(refresh) Silverado RST. Collision Alert not working, all cameras work.  Does anyone know what fuse is the correct one? Would like to check if it is blown?

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Pepe48134.

Did they ever fix your truck?

I have 2022 Silverado ZR2, at 600 miles the frontal collision avoidence started having problems. Took 3 trips to the dealer for them to figure out it is the front camera but it is on backorder with no eta. 

 

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3 hours ago, 6.2ZR2 said:

Pepe48134.

Did they ever fix your truck?

I have 2022 Silverado ZR2, at 600 miles the frontal collision avoidence started having problems. Took 3 trips to the dealer for them to figure out it is the front camera but it is on backorder with no eta. 

 

Finally got it into the dealership camera behind rear view mirror is broke dealership ordered a new one said could be 2-6 weeks out. 

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Finally got mine into dealership. They updated the software or something which fixed the lane assist. They had it for three days trying yo figure out why the forward collision wouldn’t clear and finally called him to find out it was the camera. On order 2-6 weeks. 

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For everyone who are saying the dealer told them it was the camera? was your camera not working? all my cameras are working, but collision avoidance is not. 

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