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2014 May production. My daily driver with 5k miles. Started it last week and the infotainment screen was dead along with the displays in the temp and fan dials. Volume/mute button did nothing as did the control buttons below the screen. The steering wheel controls still cycled through the favorites and controlled the volume as normal. Drove a mile or so and restarted the car and had the same result. Dead for two days and then on the 3rd day it came back on when the car was started to drive to work and has been functioning normally.
Shot video of the system while it was dead and emailed it to the service mgr at my dealership. He had to contact Chevy who told him the infotainment system control module was bad. They have a control module on order that should come is sometime this week. Interesting that he told me this module is now coming directly from a new vendor for the part.
Does the dash have to come completely out to install a new infotainment system contol module? Of course the dealer has never replaced this control module before and I'm really concerned about my car being their tech's "learning experience". I know Chevy has had a lot of issues with this but what have others experiences been with this repair?
I wouldn't sweat the "learning curve" of the tech. I've had a large amount of the interior as well as the wheel and center console out and reinstalled. I did it all without a manual and I'm no professional either. Your tech has a manual and proper training, he/she will definitely take their time but by no means do I think a professional will be careless in their performance.
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Good luck with the replacement. Good chance that the tech will be careful and do a good job on your car. I'm sure the dealer does not want to have to replace other parts if the tech would mess something up.
2014 May production. My daily driver with 5k miles. Started it last week and the infotainment screen was dead along with the displays in the temp and fan dials. Volume/mute button did nothing as did the control buttons below the screen. The steering wheel controls still cycled through the favorites and controlled the volume as normal. Drove a mile or so and restarted the car and had the same result. Dead for two days and then on the 3rd day it came back on when the car was started to drive to work and has been functioning normally.
Shot video of the system while it was dead and emailed it to the service mgr at my dealership. He had to contact Chevy who told him the infotainment system control module was bad. They have a control module on order that should come is sometime this week. Interesting that he told me this module is now coming directly from a new vendor for the part.
Does the dash have to come completely out to install a new infotainment system contol module? Of course the dealer has never replaced this control module before and I'm really concerned about my car being their tech's "learning experience". I know Chevy has had a lot of issues with this but what have others experiences been with this repair?
I had to have the module replaced in April on my 2014 Z51. I believe the dash does have to come out but the tech did a nice job and this was the first time they performed this replacement.
My replacement module was from the original supplier but seemed to correct the problem.