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It's my first new car. 2023 LT. I would think the reverse guidlines that move with steering angle would have some kind of brightness adjustment. I can barely see them. Is there an adjustment option for this?
Reverse Back-up Guidelines too dim and thin.
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My 2023 traverse lt has the same problem. Grid lines are too dim to be of any use. Can't use them to back out of driveway and too dim to use the trailer option to line up my trailer. Has anyone contacted GM about this problem.
I'm not sure on the 23 but past GM's displayed:
Found out you can adjust backup camera contrast/brightness by pushing the tune button while in reverse! This whole time I though it was washed out, but it was set too bright.
and a youtube video
Both have a common element and that is to put the car in reverse. I guess you can try to turn the knobs for the AC, radio volume etc and see if it make its work. Just a thought. My 23 is really bright so I've not encountered this yet.
Hope it finds a solution
Found out you can adjust backup camera contrast/brightness by pushing the tune button while in reverse! This whole time I though it was washed out, but it was set too bright.
and a youtube video
Both have a common element and that is to put the car in reverse. I guess you can try to turn the knobs for the AC, radio volume etc and see if it make its work. Just a thought. My 23 is really bright so I've not encountered this yet.
Hope it finds a solution
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That's a Non-Option. You'd think there'd be some chevrolet techs on this forum.
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I did a hard & thorough search of the web documents including cross model documents. Then reached out to Chevrolet Customer Assistance. they directed me to my dealer service center who took my information to pass on another support group to reach back out to me. 
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When dealer has no ready solution, they forward issues to the national Technical Assistance Center (TAC) .
If they do not have a solution, they forward it to Engineering for them to investigate.
That's how the process works for unusual issues that are not addressed in current service bulletins.
If they do not have a solution, they forward it to Engineering for them to investigate.
That's how the process works for unusual issues that are not addressed in current service bulletins.
Will the dealer adjust it?
This doesn't work on my 23 traverse nothing works and I can't find anything online
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