michaelsteel2
Blazer MOST Bus Fault
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A 2020 Chevrolet Blazer is experiencing a MOST bus fault, resulting in a complete failure of the audio and navigation systems. The issue is suspected to be caused by a defective control unit on the MOST bus network. It is advised to have a professional technician diagnose and repair the problem, as the complexity of the MOST bus system requires specialized equipment and expertise.
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michaelsteel2 (community.author)
Thanks. Could you give me more details about which amplifier connections I should check? Also, were you able to fix it yourself, or did you have to take it in?
ottobecker4
I tried fiddling with the connections, but honestly, the whole MOST bus thing is pretty complex. I didn't want to risk messing something up further. Ended up taking it to a workshop. They diagnosed it to a faulty module on the MOST bus that was causing all sorts of communication errors. Best to get it checked by a professional.
michaelsteel2 (community.author)
I appreciate the advice. I'll set up an appointment with a technician to check out the MOST bus fault. I know these faults can be hard to fix without the right equipment. A diagnostic showed that a control unit on the MOST bus was defective, and the repair cost about 1000€.
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ottobecker4
I had a similar issue with my Blazer; the whole audio and nav system just died. Have you checked the connections to the amplifier? It's usually the first thing to go when there's a MOST bus problem. Could also be a faulty module somewhere on the bus network messing things up.