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Officemonkey New Member

Officemonkey

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Just recently purchased 2024 Silverado LTZ - noticed the next day when coming to a stop, when we were talking inside, and possibly when accelerating that the volume of the radio decreased to a lower volume and then comeback after 15-30 seconds.. 

 

Has anyone else experienced this?

newdude Senior Enthusiast

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Assuming the speed sensitive volume isn't on, radio probably needs an update.  One of the more recent updates solved the sudden volume raise issue I think.  If you don't see one come through as an OTA update, it probably needs a trip to the dealer.  

 

If the speed sensitive volume is on, go into the radio settings and you can change it.   

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MrLeadFoot Enthusiast

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On 2/18/2024 at 5:07 PM, Officemonkey said:

Unsure how to access the Speed Sensitive Control Menu.. Nothing in the settings menu that i could see.. 

 

Yeah, I don't see any speed sensitive volume on mine, and nothing is said about it in the manual, either. I'm actually kind of miffed about them doing away with that feature. It was awesome, and I miss it! They want you to not adjust a bunch of stuff while driving, yet you always have to change the volume as you speed up and slow down. Doesn't make sense ar all.

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ember1205 Senior Enthusiast

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8 hours ago, nichos said:

It should be in Settings->Apps-Audio->Auto Volume:

 

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The 2023+ have a TOTALLY different Infotainment system and that setting is no longer there anywhere.

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Saki New Member

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Did anyone ever find a solution to this? Ours is the same as the original poster. 2024 LTZ, my phone works fine, but the wife's phone the volume drops for 30 seconds. No notifications are coming in, no speed sensitive volume setting (that is only available in certain regions). Radio and iphone are up to date for software, checked with dealer and there are no other updates/service bulletins for this. 

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HauntHunter New Member

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I've taken by 2024 Z71 in 3 times and this Friday will be the 4th attempt to get the volume to not drop or cut out completely. They did give me a new radio, but the problem persists.   In the last month the tailgate has not dropped 3 times.  And the Apple Car Play froze once.   Love the truck, but these should be easy fixes and for some reason, Chevy can't get it right. 

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Jean-paul matherne New Member

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i have a 2025 silverado 1500 and after a few second of driving the radio volume will significantly drop. Anyone know the possible cause of this? It’s only for my music btw, notifications will be ear bleeding loud when they pop up but after that the volume drops significantly again. the truck only has 125 miles🤦‍♂️

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