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Hi Guys I just bought 2024 Silverado rocky ridge 10 days ago. And today remote starter stopped working and then I got warning in app that I have issue with my Variable Valve timing. I recently switched from 2018 lifted tundra. And I had zero problem with that truck and I put 100k miles on it. And the only reason I bought this truck because I got very great deal on it. But now I am here with problem under 500 miles. I will check with dealer tomorrow but I just want to check here if anyone had this problem? And I am new to Silverado so idk if it was great move or not. This is my first Silverado.

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1 hour ago, Bick said:

Hi Guys I just bought 2024 Silverado rocky ridge 10 days ago. And today remote starter stopped working and then I got warning in app that I have issue with my Variable Valve timing. I recently switched from 2018 lifted tundra. And I had zero problem with that truck and I put 100k miles on it. And the only reason I bought this truck because I got very great deal on it. But now I am here with problem under 500 miles. I will check with dealer tomorrow but I just want to check here if anyone had this problem? And I am new to Silverado so idk if it was great move or not. This is my first Silverado.

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Welcome to the forum. You made a great decision to buy a Silverado! Just got another Trail Boss with the 6.2 this time and its the best truck I have ever had. You are very fortunate that you didnt buy another Tundra. Take it into your dealer and they will get you fixed up.

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After researching online it’s looks like it could be app glitch or bug. And I will run on demand diagnostics with onstar before visiting dealership. My truck dashboard doesn’t have any warning and it’s just app throwing warning

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11 hours ago, Bick said:

Hi Guys I just bought 2024 Silverado rocky ridge 10 days ago. And today remote starter stopped working and then I got warning in app that I have issue with my Variable Valve timing. I recently switched from 2018 lifted tundra. And I had zero problem with that truck and I put 100k miles on it. And the only reason I bought this truck because I got very great deal on it. But now I am here with problem under 500 miles. I will check with dealer tomorrow but I just want to check here if anyone had this problem? And I am new to Silverado so idk if it was great move or not. This is my first Silverado.

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The app's are a glitch fest as with every other manufacturer, if your truck is giving you no codes and you are seeing no issues other than this app then it is more then likely the app. Most people do not use these apps because car makers suck at making software.

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Yes I am 100% agree now. So I did On Demand diagnostics with Onstar and report comes good. And it was app glitch and they updated the app and everything is good now. I am new to all these technologies and stuff. And I understood one thing very quickly never trust these GM apps and always go by your car dashboard lights.

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