u/Bodach_Reamhar

Took my 2025 to the dealership because it thru the P219A code, for the 2nd time. The first time it happened there was a bulletin for the wiring harness. This time, it’s been in the shop for a week and the technician has had to submit a TAR (Technical Assistance Request) to GM because they can’t find the cause. This is frustrating. What happens if GM doesn’t have a solution either?

I'm getting frustrated with my 2025 Traverse RS. Carplay still doesn't show up on the right side view of the dash screen most times. I always have to shut the car off, open the door and then start it again to get the screen to load. Took it in for this once and it was supposed to be fixed. There is an intermittent problem when I rapidly speed up to pass and AWD kicked out, check engine light comes on and I get a Service Transmission notice. Only after shutting the car off, can I get it back into AWD. Oddly enough, this doesn't generate an error code so the dealership hasn't been able to trace or recreate. Now, my TPMS is telling me that I have low pressure, even though the tire pressure is correct. All this and I've only got 11000 miles on the car. Seriously thinking about trading it in.