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N242435631 Recall Update - serial data gateway module

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Just an update to the latest recall N242435631. I took my 2024 GMC 2500 in today to get the recall taken care of. I questioned why my radio didn’t show version 12 after the service and according to the latest revision of the recall released on 10/25/24 they removed the radio programming. Everything appears to be working perfect. I hope this doesn’t affect any Over-The-Air updates in the future. 

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revrnd Senior Enthusiast

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So how does this affect trucks that received the update prior to that date? My truck was updated on Sept' 20th, the day before I picked it up. Will there be a future update to reinstall the radio programming? That being said, I havent noticed any radio issues. Yes Sirius has 'dropped out' but they have been in locations where the same would happen while driving my previous truck.

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4 minutes ago, revrnd said:

So how does this affect trucks that received the update prior to that date? My truck was updated on Sept' 20th, the day before I picked it up. Will there be a future update to reinstall the radio programming? That being said, I havent noticed any radio issues. Yes Sirius has 'dropped out' but they have been in locations where the same would happen while driving my previous truck.

I will be getting the Gateway update in a couple weeks. I have not seen any issues since I went in and changed the setting so that the radio goes through a fresh boot every time I start the truck

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19 hours ago, revrnd said:

 

So how does this affect trucks that received the update prior to that date? My truck was updated on Sept' 20th, the day before I picked it up. Will there be a future update to reinstall the radio programming? That being said, I havent noticed any radio issues. Yes Sirius has 'dropped out' but they have been in locations where the same would happen while driving my previous truck.

 

I am not sure, but your radio should have been already had the software update to android 12. I think they just found out at a later date that they only needed to update the serial data gateway module and could leave the radio software alone in its android 10 version. Have you checked to see if your radio has been updated in your settings?

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20 hours ago, SDDenali2024 said:

I am not sure, but your radio should have been already had the software update to android 12. I think they just found out at a later date that they only needed to update the serial data gateway module and could leave the radio software alone in its android 10 version. Have you checked to see if your radio has been updated in your settings?

Just checked & it's Android 12.

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Good morning to all: I've owned my 2024 High Country for  7 months and yes the XM seemed sporadically  to be looking for an internet hook up. Did the recall a week ago, all seems well.

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