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x3

 

Maybe Santa has some new Christmas tunes coming out soon???

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WAMS is offering a upgrade for non refresh trucks to get the new cluster that is in the refresh. There are more things they are saying but it advertises that for spring 2024. Doesn't say about the main infotainment screen though, just the cluster.

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gemarsh Senior Enthusiast

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I'm wondering if wams can move the tachometer to the left side of the screen?

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1 hour ago, kickass audio said:

WAMS is offering a upgrade for non refresh trucks to get the new cluster that is in the refresh. There are more things they are saying but it advertises that for spring next year. Doesn't say about the main infotainment screen though, just the cluster.

Not quite we are getting ready to roll out 12.3" Cluster upgrades for Base Refresh trucks as well as 2021 SUV that got the older style units. That and a ton of other things including Global V VPM reprogramming etc... There was a post right under this with a link LOL There a TON of other things coming soon as well. Also we said Early 2024 not spring 😉

 

 

 

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On 12/3/2023 at 5:52 PM, GTPprix said:

Not quite we are getting ready to roll out 12.3" Cluster upgrades for Base Refresh trucks as well as 2021 SUV that got the older style units. That and a ton of other things including Global V VPM reprogramming etc... There was a post right under this with a link LOL There a TON of other things coming soon as well. Also we said Early 2024 not spring 😉

 

 

 

Chris, is wams still doing programming? 

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22 hours ago, 1454 said:

Chris, is wams still doing programming? 

uh... yup thats how that cluster works :)

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So in theory since adaptive cruise is camera-controlled in these trucks it could be activated with the programming tool? I wouldn't put it past GM to keep it software locked to sell more $70K trucks since it's almost impossible to get on a $60K truck. 😂

 

Sure seems the hardware is there based on the upfitter manual. Not talking about supercruise with the fancy radars, just basic stop and go adaptive cruise.

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11 hours ago, 23LTW said:

So in theory since adaptive cruise is camera-controlled in these trucks it could be activated with the programming tool? I wouldn't put it past GM to keep it software locked to sell more $70K trucks since it's almost impossible to get on a $60K truck. 😂

 

Sure seems the hardware is there based on the upfitter manual. Not talking about supercruise with the fancy radars, just basic stop and go adaptive cruise.

Not quite that simple sadly, you're missing the long range radar as well :) 

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Interesting thanks. Would’ve sworn it was a build option to have KSG without UPN. That said if all it needs is the radar that’s about a two hour job to pull the bumper to add it and run a 4 conductor cable to either a body harness plug or straight to the image processing module or whatever GM calls it now. Assuming one has access to an MDI2 or equivalent  to initialize and then calibrate the module it doesn’t sound totally different than what the ford folks do adding adaptive cruise to their various platforms. 

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On 12/13/2023 at 7:42 AM, GTPprix said:

uh... yup thats how that cluster works :)

Sorry, I should specify. Are you still doing programming to remove the runtime limit of 30 minutes? 

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