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wiseass..lolChevy sent me the fix for my left turn signal not working
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Things like that are bullshit. That’s just their way of not paying to fix their shitty parts.Took mine into dealer this morning. He told me the next time the left front turn signal goes out, if I'm anywhere near a dealer, to leave it on and bring it in so they can take a picture. He said if they can't see it or duplicate the issue GM won't let them do anything. Said if I bring it in and they can see it they'll order a new front turn signal assembly after GM approves it. All my photos and videos of the problem (with date/location stamps) aren't enough for GM to fix it.
Hello to everyone. And I’m having this issue with only the passenger side front turn signal. We had a lot of rain here in The Carolinas last night. This morning front pax side signal was not working again. Took it to dealer for a software update once, still did this same thing once or twice. And they wouldn’t replace my headlight unless the fault was active in front of them at the dealer. I have replaced my license plate bulbs with LED ones as well as my backup lights with bright ones that some other memes here had number on his post. Maybe it is the bulbs? Has anyone swapped out bulbs to stock ones and notice any difference?Mine has done this since new. They replaced the lighting control module, and a few months later replaced both of the turn signals. It still does it. I even brought it into the dealership when it was happening. They kept it running for a few hours, and had GM looking at the vehicle when it was happening. They weren't able to get to the bottom of it.
I've read elsewhere that these lights are super sensitive to voltage, which has me wondering if it's something that I did...here's two things that I'll throw out there:
1.) I have a blackvue dash camera. It is hardwired to constant 12v power via a "Magic Box" for monitoring while the truck is parked (for "Parking Mode" on the camera). The Magic Box keeps the camera running until the battery voltage is starting to drop, at which point it shuts down the camera. This basically means that maybe my battery voltage could potentially be lower than what GM considers "normal". Maybe there's something in the programming that detects the low voltage and shuts down the turn signal?
2.) I have replaced the only incandescent lights on the truck with Lasfit LED lights on the rear (for the backup lights in the tail lights, and on the license plate lights). I'm wondering if these could also be impacting battery voltage, and causing something odd.
Anyone else running any modifications that could be coming into play and triggering the issue?
Mine (as others does) returns to normal operation if I turn the truck off and let it sit for like 15 minutes before restarting it...
Going to have to go back to dealerMine did this a few times before the truck got hit in that section. Since the unit was replaced, it hasn’t done it again since.