TROUBLESHOOTING ISSUES WITH YOUR INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM AND GOOGLE BUILT-IN COMPABILITY

If you’re having trouble with your infotainment system with Google built-in compatibility, you can reset your system and then restart your vehicle to see if it fixes the issue. This option is only available on the 2022 and later Chevrolet Silverado LD, Tahoe and Suburban, and 2022 and later GMC HUMMER EV, Sierra 1500 and Yukon/XL equipped with Google built-in.

1. Your vehicle must be in PARK to reset your system.
2. Press and hold the END CALL button on your steering wheel for about 10 seconds.
3. Then, turn your vehicle OFF, open the driver’s door and close the driver’s door. Wait for your displays to turn off completely.
4. Start your vehicle again. The infotainment system will reboot itself.

Certain features that might cause distraction while you’re driving are not available while the vehicle is in motion. These are usually features that would require you to type something on the screen, like entering an address in Google Maps. Depending on your model, the features may be unavailable even if you have a passenger in your front seat. Instead, try using your vehicle’s Voice Assistant features.

When you’re listening to audio through Apple CarPlay™^† or Android Auto™,^† the album art shown on your display depends on the size and resolution of the image that’s provided along with the audio selection. If it’s small or the resolution is low, it might appear stretched or fuzzy on your infotainment screen.

If you don’t want to see your navigation in the cluster display, you can change the view in one of two ways:

• To turn off the upcoming turn card displayed in your cluster, tap the SETTINGS icon > Display Settings > Instrument Cluster, then toggle off Turn-by-Turn.
• To turn off Map View, which displays a map in your cluster, you can choose a different cluster display. The way you do this varies by vehicle. See your Owner’s Manual for details on how to change your cluster view.

You can adjust the audio volume for prompts, including Google Assistant,^† Google Maps or phone call audio volume, by simply turning the volume dial up or down while the prompt is in progress. The volume of each feature must be adjusted separately.

• While using Google Assistant, when an audio command/prompt is in progress, turn the volume knob to the desired level.
• While using Google Maps, when an audio command/prompt is in progress, turn the volume knob to the desired level. You can also tap the gear icon in Maps, select Guidance Audio and then play a test sound to adjust the volume.
• During an active phone call through the infotainment system, turn the volume knob to the desired level.