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BigBadSierra Senior Enthusiast

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On 5/14/2022 at 6:15 PM, pepe48134 said:

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?

My refresh is just about to hit 2500 miles and the forward Collision light is on and the Lane keep is dead.

 

going into the dealer Wednesday. Also found there is a two inch hole in the passenger side wheel well.. It looks like a defect.

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Get us service loaners, so we can have the dealership diagnose the issue if customer service is extremely important to you.

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Twist all 3 of them. 

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Yes, you don’t need any tools..

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5 hours ago, BigBadSierra said:

My refresh is just about to hit 2500 miles and the forward Collision light is on and the Lane keep is dead.

 

going into the dealer Wednesday. Also found there is a two inch hole in the passenger side wheel well.. It looks like a defect.

Open the fuse block and remove the #11 fuse. It's a 10 amp fuse (red one). Leave it out foe a few minutes and bend the spades slightly to make better contact. The truck should be off. Try that, in most cases, it's been the fuse. I took mine to the dealer and they outright lied about it, which was verified by GM and Onstar. I was a GM employee at the Arlington plant for 30 years, so I don't trust dealers much. Mine did the same thing the day after I got it back, so I pulled it myself and tightened the fit. I've not had an issue since and it's been over 2 weeks now.

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Oh boy… here we go again…

3 weeks after the module swap, it happened again. Drove to a job site and left the truck running, came back and I had to start it again because it shuts off after 30 minutes… the light was on 🤔

pulled the fuse and bent the legs and it’s working again, hopefully bending the legs fixed it, @Kaylan Steen, I’m counting on you 😉

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Kaylan Steen

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11 minutes ago, Manny Man said:

Oh boy… here we go again…

3 weeks after the module swap, it happened again. Drove to a job site and left the truck running, came back and I had to start it again because it shuts off after 30 minutes… the light was on 🤔

pulled the fuse and bent the legs and it’s working again, hopefully bending the legs fixed it, @Kaylan Steen, I’m counting on you 😉

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LOL... listen, I've not had an issue for nearly 2 months now. Fingers crossed!

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Just now, Kaylan Steen said:

LOL... listen, I've not had an issue for nearly 2 months now. Fingers crossed!

Get out of here!!!! Two months??? Wow! I’m excited to see if it really works. Thanks!

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1 hour ago, Manny Man said:

Get out of here!!!! Two months??? Wow! I’m excited to see if it really works. Thanks!

Yep, and made a trip from Las Vegas to San Fran, and back without a hiccup. Went from 100 degree temps to 50s too. That says a lot right there!

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On 7/25/2022 at 11:14 AM, BigBadSierra said:

My refresh is just about to hit 2500 miles and the forward Collision light is on and the Lane keep is dead.

 

going into the dealer Wednesday. Also found there is a two inch hole in the passenger side wheel well.. It looks like a defect.

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Add me to the list: 2022 Refresh AT4, early March built, delivered first week in May, have about 22xx trouble free miles and got the error yesterday leaving the boat ramp. Found you guy's forum and thread and tried the fuse trick. It cleared it for now. Gotta love the internet! 

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Bending the fuse legs didn’t work out for me… got the error again…962337BA-E7DB-4380-A8CE-0073A4D45A1E.thumb.jpeg.a6081d91bbafec52bd491fcfdf6e952b.jpeg

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Did you bend them, or slightly twist? I did a slight twist so they're making tight connection on both sides. You can also try and put electrical grease on them as well. It's worth the the effort. I still haven't had issues since I've done mine.

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1 minute ago, Kaylan Steen said:

Did you bend them, or slightly twist? I did a slight twist so they're making tight connection on both sides. You can also try and put electrical grease on them as well. It's worth the the effort. I still have had issues since I've done mine.

Slight twist so they will make better contact… really a weird issue!!!

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Well, if the mold that they used for the fuse block was off by a mm or so, it can happen. Especially, in colder climates, which make metal contract and some plastics. So, it makes sense to me. I won't be shocked to see a recall for a fix for it.

FarmerMaggot Enthusiast

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Thank you for the tip! I lost forward collision alert and adaptive cruise over the weekend at about 2400 miles. I pulled fuse 11 and gave the outboard tabs a little twist. Both features are working now.

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My camera module gets so hot, I can't even touch it for more than a split second... So I ordered an NVME M.2 heatsink, I'll get it soon and see if this might be the issue as I live in the Phoenix area, and it's been 100F+ here every day for the past two months. I can't even imagine how hot the module gets when the truck sits outside for an hour and it's 115 degrees out!

 

Heatsink link:

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Kaylan Steen Enthusiast

Kaylan Steen

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Well, if the mold that they used for the fuse block was off by a mm or so, it can happen. Especially, in colder climates, which make metal contract and some plastics. So, it makes sense to me. I won't be shocked to see a recall for a fix for it.

 

I live in Las Vegas, so I hear you about the heat. A few times this summer the temps said 120. That wasn't the actual temp, but that's the reading. The temps drop to the 70s at night, so that type of bounce isn't a positive if the tolerance in gaps aren't spot on. Let me know how the heat sink works. I've not had a single issue since I tweaked the fuse. Yes, I'm bragging. 😆

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