Boltpals:

I received the OTA software update email like the rest of you. Has anybody actually had a successful OTA software update yet?

USB stick just needs to be formatted FAT32. Take the .zip file, and unzip it into the root folder. It should have 1 file and 1 folder in root. The mistake I made the first time is that when I unzipped the file it had a folder named 14.4.2, and I put that in the USB stick. It did not work. Open that...

I did it that way, and it works just fine. The file is digitally signed, so it is legit. The Bolt won't update without a digitally signed copy.

See this thread

http://www.mychevybolt.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=7505&start=10

Thanks for the link!!!! Very helpful. Has anyone used the file for a sucessful update? I'm assuming I'm supposed to copy and extract to a clean usb stick? Stick it in and viola? It worked perfectly for me tonight. Main thing is to extract the file on your computer, and copy the contents of the extr...

I bought one and mounted it. Very nice. Will only work on right side of dash.

Having done this sort of thing myself, you are overthinking it. Just plug 'er in and let it charge to 100%. Sitting at 100% for a few days in a cool airport garage is just fine. Stressing about the battery is not worth it.

Funny you should say that! I was having the same problem listening to KNBR my area.

Mine is the same way. I think it just isn't very good!

Boltpals: Love my Bolt. Really do. I continue to have bluetooth flakiness. I have an iPhone 7 with all the updates. My Bolt is a late December '16 build, so I have one of the Bolts where I can remove the fuse and eliminate the low speed buzzer...but that is another story. My head unit is usually OK,...

Boltpals: I have a late December 16 Bolt LT. I got the 14.1 software update a few months ago. My bluetooth still is flaky, and sometimes causes the head unit to crash during a call. Have others continued to have this problem after the update? Is the firmware update different, and perhaps it was not ...