New Tahoe 2022 RST Owner

[Genzeka]

Hello Everyone,

New 2022 Tahoe RST owner. Is there anything I should get for the vehicle or anything I should look out for?

 

[sanman28]

Must haves other than window tint? Nope.

 

[Saltydog]

I would suggest all-weather floor mats. The carpet that GM uses is absolutely horrifying and difficult to vacuum

 

[Cryptocap]

I would suggest all-weather floor mats. The carpet that GM uses is absolutely horrifying and difficult to vacuum

I noticed today when I vacuuming it out.

 

[OR VietVet]

Welcome to the forum and congrats on purchase

 

[Saltydog]

I noticed today when I vacuuming it out.

I did not even notice till the first vacuum...I was kinda surprised how cheap it is.

It is not as bad VW's from the early 2000's those were the absolute worst. (I used to work a car wash)

 

[NaliWagon]

Hello Everyone,

New 2022 Tahoe RST owner. Is there anything I should get for the vehicle or anything I should look out for?

Congrats on the purchase! If you haven’t confirmed this install, contact your dealership about a software update related to GM Bulletin #PIT5873b; this will resolve a problem with the remote start on 2022 Tahoes, Suburbans, Yukons, and Escalades.

When using the remote start, a software glitch will cause the engine to shut off when you step on brake and press start button (required to engage full vehicle functionality after remote starting).

Instrumentation will come on, but engine will not start once this is experienced. GM suggests waiting 20 mins for the vehicle software to reset itself, which should allow you to start the vehicle normally; however remote starting can cause the glitch to occur again.

I had this happen to my 2022 Yukon Denali. Freaked me out since I had to have it taken by flatbed to dealership (didn’t know about the 20 min reset at the time).

Software upgrade and system reset takes 20-30 mins at dealership, then you’re back up and running. Just a complete hassle when it happens unexpectedly. OnStar cannot diagnose this remotely, because they say the engine needs needs to be running to diagnose (go figure).

There’s a thread on this forum with several accounts of this happening to owners (including me). Will locate and post here as well.

Enjoy the Tahoe and God Bless!

 

[NaliWagon]

Congrats on the purchase! If you haven’t confirmed this install, contact your dealership about a software update related to GM Bulletin #PIT5873b; this will resolve a problem with the remote start on 2022 Tahoes, Suburbans, Yukons, and Escalades.

When using the remote start, a software glitch will cause the engine to shut off when you step on brake and press start button (required to engage full vehicle functionality after remote starting).

Instrumentation will come on, but engine will not start once this is experienced. GM suggests waiting 20 mins for the vehicle software to reset itself, which should allow you to start the vehicle normally; however remote starting can cause the glitch to occur again.

I had this happen to my 2022 Yukon Denali. Freaked me out since I had to have it taken by flatbed to dealership (didn’t know about the 20 min reset at the time).

Software upgrade and system reset takes 20-30 mins at dealership, then you’re back up and running. Just a complete hassle when it happens unexpectedly. OnStar cannot diagnose this remotely, because they say the engine needs needs to be running to diagnose (go figure).

There’s a thread on this forum with several accounts of this happening to owners (including me). Will locate and post here as well.

Enjoy the Tahoe and God Bless!

Link to Remote start issue discussion:

2022 Wont start after remote start

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