Infotainment Issues a Plenty

[UsualSuspect]

I'll give you one little tip. If you ever do get things sort of resolved. Do not do any more updates.

Unfortunately I didn't have any done until there was a problem. Still working through the lane departure. To pay $80k plus for a vehicle, then never update it under warranty is not sound advice, it needs to be dealt with under warranty, do after warranty and it's on your dime, not theirs.

 

[NwtnLkeTheCookie]

If this is about the “Data Gateway Module” recall?

I had my 2024 Tahoe in for that and it took hours and way longer than I expected. So far I haven’t had any issues but did have to re sign in for some apps. Also I did notice some weird stuff happening when I approached the locked truck with fob on me - some lights going on but I didn’t notice this before, maybe it did but it seems new.

All of my issues came from this recall. Bluetooth calls now sound static- and are super quiet. Got a new radio installed last friday. NO LUCK. They said ther is a bulletin out for it but no solution in sight!

 

[BacDoc]

All of my issues came from this recall. Bluetooth calls now sound static- and are super quiet. Got a new radio installed last friday. NO LUCK. They said ther is a bulletin out for it but no solution in sight!

Wow, that sucks!
Fortunately I haven’t had any audio quality issues. It doesn’t seem to cause any issues besides the fact I had to reconnect via bluetooth on my phone and sign in to google maps.
Otherwise I haven’t had any problems.

The biggest deal for me was the time it required. I was told about an hour and a half - I got a ride home and came back 3 hours later and still had to wait over 30 minutes. My dealership is usually pretty good with the time frame they give me but this “over the air update” took over 3 hours