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the module they are referring to would be the bcm. a sparkie would have checked the fuses and relays and i guess he tested for output to the relays and fuses which is why he suspects the bcm. it could be a software issue or it could need the bcm replaced, you will need to take it to a dealer...

while i dont know about this specific feature i can say typically with gm things like this are usually switched off programmatically in the bcm and require programming to make them work.

yeah i drive with them, wait until you are moving 40t and see them pull out thinking you can stop on a dime lol i just dont use the horn, its pointless imo.

i think the last time i used a horn was in the early 90's :D

yeah vehicles have a history of fuses and relays popping out while you drive, that must be why the fuse box has a lid, to contain them lol. one of the workers probably stole them for their own vehicle :mad:

they wouldnt, someone has pillaged them for some reason. the only possible reason i could think is they had the vehicle ignition on for an extended period and they could not work out how to disable the auto headlight function so they pulled the lowbeam fuses/relays to stop the battery going flat.

Probably a dodgy ignition switch in the barrel. Definitely get that checked out as it can cause issues especially if it kills the engine while driving and you are not ready for it.

i use this little bit of kit to scan things, works in both turntable and handheld modes and if you were really keen you could scan an entire vehicle lol

the message will go away once the correct vin is received. the mylink, dash cluster and other vehicle modules have the same security check and it is just your vehicles vin needing to match the one stored in the module. it cant hurt to try asking the dealer but dont be surprised if they have no...

typical gm lol they have vin locked that module which means it needs to read the vin from the vehicle for it to work. try that little box but it is probably the main module that needs attention. i have never worked with the dvd module but the process will be the same and that will be...

Good stuff, by finding a defect in the product they know they are screwed when it comes to acl. For them to tell you to cut it shows they acknowledge the fault and if you have that in writing(email) from them they are double screwed lol.

It does make you wonder what the thought process was when the person designing it on the computer looked at it and said yeah 15mm short both sides looks good lol. If ya squint its mint!

The remote should work on both but yes you should be able to swap bits around, they both look the same so i doubt the parts are different between the two.

You dont know the intention of the design so you are speculating based on how you think it should be and for the op it is not a valid argument for a refund. I agree the design they have looks wrong falling short but that is not a defect it was a design choice just like the design choice to fall...