- Apr 8, 2025
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I've read a few places that there is a software update coming soon for the pathetic sounding 7 speaker systems in the 2024+ trucks, anyone heard of this?
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What indication did you have that it was doing an update....Mine has never done one to my knowledge.I had an OTA updated occur the other day
Not sure if it was that though
Mine does the same thing and frequently. Weird that there are so many map updates so often.My truck updates the offline maps, that's it. But don't think that is considered a OTA update like you all are talking about. Definitely no OTA software updates since I've owned the truck.
Big message on the screen popped up saying ready to update- door locks will not work ectWhat indication did you have that it was doing an update....Mine has never done one to my knowledge.
I have a 25 Bison also.I just executed a software update that popped up on my infotainment screen. I just got a 25' Bison and only had it a month. No info as far as I can see as to what it included, unless I'm missing where to search for that.
It might be my imagination but I think the stereo sounds just slightly better. Not as muddy.
I have not noticed any cut out in the radio. Only artifact after the new software install is it takes quite a while for the radio to come on after starting the car. Noticeably longer than before.I have a 25 Bison also.
I was hesitant about doing the update but fiinally did it.
Made the stereo cut out worse than ever.
I think this is the latest update,
- Improvements to software performance
- Fixes for audio system performance
- Improvement to connectivity for Bluetooth
- Fixes to help ensure successful software updates and notifications
- Fixes to address instances of inactive driver display
- Improvements to functionality for USB and steering wheel controls
You connected to CarPlay?I have not noticed any cut out in the radio. Only artifact after the new software install is it takes quite a while for the radio to come on after starting the car. Noticeably longer than before.
Yes CarPlay…..You connected to CarPlay?
There is an inherent design flaw with the current radio where CarPlay interferes with the data bus of the radio. When CarPlay is passing data to the headunit, like a calendar reminder, etc., the radio will temporarily mute for a very short period of time. There is no software fix for this. I find it very hard to believe that anyone does not have muting issues when the radio first boots for the first 5 minutes or so since CarPlay is communicating with the head unit for the first few minutes. The problem was never resolved by GM engineers because it's a hardware issue and not a software update.Yes CarPlay…..
Interesting, another artifact I didn’t mention was after the system said the software was updated I took the truck for a spin up the coast. My usual Sunday coffee run. After starting I noticed that the XM said loading. And the hamster wheel was running for a LONG time. Probably 4-5 minutes. When it finally did come back up I noticed that Google maps on the right side of the infotainment screen was gone. Just showed the radio volume bar. Took about 45 minutes but the Nav finally showed up.There is an inherent design flaw with the current radio where CarPlay interferes with the data bus of the radio. When CarPlay is passing data to the headunit, like a calendar reminder, etc., the radio will temporarily mute for a very short period of time. There is no software fix for this. I find it very hard to believe that anyone does not have muting issues when the radio first boots for the first 5 minutes or so since CarPlay is communicating with the head unit for the first few minutes. The problem was never resolved by GM engineers because it's a hardware issue and not a software update.