OnStar Telematics module - no dates for backorder part is unacceptable

Seems I'm experiencing the same situation as you, KoolZoal. I bought a 2025 Equinox RS in May. Everything seemed to be working fine for the next month or two, but then I'd experience wild GPS innacuracies in the navigation system, or persistent difficulty connecting to the car via the Chevy Android app, and frequent spurious errors trying to use the Google online services in the car. Called OnStar a few times and they had me go through a series of steps to effectively "reboot" my car, which temporarily seemed to restore GPS. Eventually all connectivity and GPS was lost. Brought the car into the dealership for service, and they tried to troubleshoot. Over multiple visits they eventually told me that they had an engineer at Chevy who wanted to dial into my car to debug the system. I showed the service advisor the many "backordered Telematics" threads in this forum describing exactly the problems I was having, but he said that Chevy still wanted to look. They eventually came to the same conclusion and told the dealer to replace the module. Been waiting now for well over a month with no word. I've had multiple long trips with the car in the interim where having the integrated charging routes/maps would have been far better than searching for charging stations on my phone. Of course, now I'm getting notifications that my OnStar services will soon expire. As others have said, why would I pay for something that doesn't work? In essence I have been doing exactly that for the past few months since those missing services were factored into the price I paid for the car. Not sure where to look for redress at this point. Has anyone on this thread received any sort of compensation or term adjustment on their OnStar services after eventually receiving their replacement module?