Recall- Serial Gateway Module





So assume you had that update done..... on the fence....but otoh, the improper installation incident is probably very unusual....I won't be going to a dealer for some time tho...6 months for a tranny fluid change out (3 year) if I don't decide to do it myself.
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My statement about changed behavior was from reading other posts. Some car default to Tour when shut off in Sport. Others would stay in Sport when shut off in Sport. I think I have read that the default behavior for some changed after an update. I won't be able to find those posts - so its memory only.
Unless you have disconnected your GM online services, General Motors (GM) steals (aka takes without your permission) and shares your driving data with LexisNexis, a data clearinghouse that distributes information to numerous insurance companies. You are entitled to request a report of this data (as I did), which details every time you’ve exceeded 80 mph, each instance of “hard braking,” “hard acceleration,” and more.
This is not comparable to the optional data you might share with mobile apps like Waze or Google. (As a software engineer, I can confirm that Apple Maps does not collect or share your driving data.) This isn’t a conspiracy theory—it’s real. For example, my wife’s 2019 Jaguar SUV had data actively flowing to LexisNexis for years, resulting in a 30% higher insurance rate than my new 2023 C8 Corvette, despite the Jaguar being significantly less expensive and older. Why would a newer, high-performance car like the C8 have lower insurance rates than an older Jaguar SUV? The answer seems to be tied to data sharing and insurance profiling.
I also recommend using an OBD port lock. When my dealership insisted on accessing my car’s OBD diagnostic port as a prerequisite for replacing a faulty roof grommet (under warranty), I declined and purchased the part myself instead.
https://www.chevrolet.com/ownercenter/recalls?vin=
Or just go to the base link and enter your VIN into the form:
https://www.chevrolet.com/ownercenter/recalls
https://www.chevrolet.com/ownercenter/recalls?vin=
Or just go to the base link and enter your VIN into the form:
https://www.chevrolet.com/ownercenter/recalls
1. My extended warranty wasn't listed with my VIN - they said that would only be available at a dealership (confirmed my dealership shows the extended warranty).
2. My car was back 11/12/24 after 6 weeks for some issues that included the serial gateway recall work - the service paperwork shows it is done, but neither the recall URL above nor the car DIC show any update.
The representative said it is possible the recall work (which does not show on her screen) will be updated by dealership later.
But it doesn't make sense that the car's DIC only shows build info from 2022 (it's a 23 HTC).
Will wait and see why the recall info is not showing on my DIC
1. My extended warranty wasn't listed with my VIN - they said that would only be available at a dealership (confirmed my dealership shows the extended warranty).
2. My car was back 11/12/24 after 6 weeks for some issues that included the serial gateway recall work - the service paperwork shows it is done, but neither the recall URL above nor the car DIC show any update.
The representative said it is possible the recall work (which does not show on her screen) will be updated by dealership later.
But it doesn't make sense that the car's DIC only shows build info from 2022 (it's a 23 HTC).
Will wait and see why the recall info is not showing on my DIC
The description of the process, found in the announcement at this link, looks similar - very involved. So, I don't think is the regular type of update that is going to show up on a DIC. It may, but its a very different process.
https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/20...08247-0001.pdf
The description of the process, found in the announcement at this link, looks similar - very involved. So, I don't think is the regular type of update that is going to show up on a DIC. It may, but its a very different process.
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But the 'serial data gateway module' is not called out explicitly.
My 23 HTC was delivered Oct 2022 so that explains why version is 2022. But when I check for updates for OTA, it says 'no new updates' (checked June 2024).
I've since disabled OTA updates and leave it to dealership when I'm in for service.
The Service Advisor told me the process takes about 3.5 hours to do - not sure why so long, but it is consistent with the idea that it's not an OTA operation.
If it were OTA, then there would no need to send the Recall notice I received in the USPS mail.
Not so...GM does not share data with LexisNexis any longer. So your insurance cannot get it.
I also requested that report after GM made this change and it did not show any driving details. They still collect the data but state it can only be disclosed to law enforcement.
General Motors said Friday it is severing ties with two data brokers following a lawsuit that connected the automaker to sharing driver data that resulted in higher auto insurance rates for that plaintiff.
https://www.freep.com/story/money/ca...s/73057931007/
Last edited by ZORANGE; Nov 15, 2024 at 12:16 PM.



















