speedracercjr
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If I remember right 22095 is Blue Cruise so you should be damn close now
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22034 rev 364If I remember right 22095 is Blue Cruise so you should be damn close now
22095 rev 421 is latestHere you go.
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yeah agreed, but I don’t know what’s being pushed via FDRS now:22034 rev 364
Hell ya almost there!Thanks all. I’ll pick back up later tonight and keep an eye on the sync versions.
Yep. But XLTs only get up to 22087 right now.22095 rev 421 is latest
Go back to the vehicle identification page. Click on the blue tab that says CMDTCs in the center column. Then click on the tab that says “clear and retest.” See if the DTCs come back. If they do, post exactly which DTCs are showing up. If they’re communication errors, don’t worry about it. Drive around and they should clear on their own. If the errors are failure to configure, you might have to do a PMI to complete the configuration but I’m not sure I’d do it this close to expiration of your license unless you are prepared to renew.Ok, I think I need some help. In the software update, the only thing I have showing is GSM, which I have installed several times.
On the left side the GWM and APIM are both Orange indicating they have CMDTCs detected. What do I do to make them turn green? Screen shots are below.
Also I checked my Connected Services and Blue Cruise shows "Activation Pending". Hopefully I can get this resolved tonight before my 2 day license expires. Let me know if anyone knows what to do next.
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Good. ”Clear and Retest” is a good trick to remember. It will frequently clear communications errors, which is a good bet when the GWM is showing errors. In addition, it’s a good way to wake up non-reporting modules and force them to report their status. You probably didn’t notice, but your PSCM was gray. I’ll bet ”clear and retest” turned that from gray to green as well.Ok I did the clear and retest and those modules turned green and then a new APIM showed up so I ran that.
@JEB same thing happens with mine when I run a scan and haven't moved the steering wheel. If I move before a scan, it will show green.Good. ”Clear and Retest” is a good trick to remember. It will frequently clear communications errors, which is a good bet when the GWM is showing errors. In addition, it’s a good way to wake up non-reporting modules and force them to report their status. You probably didn’t notice, but your PSCM was gray. I’ll bet ”clear and retest” turned that from gray to green as well.