Android Auto
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In my old Civic I had an aftermarket headunit with Android Auto.
Very often I'd get a connection error, most of the time it was down to small debris in the charging port.
Try a can of compressed air to blow it out, or use a small pin to scrap anything you can see.
Sometimes a simple restart of the phone fixes connection issues.
Very often I'd get a connection error, most of the time it was down to small debris in the charging port.
Try a can of compressed air to blow it out, or use a small pin to scrap anything you can see.
Sometimes a simple restart of the phone fixes connection issues.
I have had the same issue with my 2017 Cupra 300. It works for a while then I just randomly get the message that it disconnected and it seems to not work until I restart the phone.
Out of interest, could you take a picture of your system info page (with the software version number etc)? I only noticed this issue after the dealer updated the system to fix an issue with the sat nav so I am curious if this might be something to do with it.
Out of interest, could you take a picture of your system info page (with the software version number etc)? I only noticed this issue after the dealer updated the system to fix an issue with the sat nav so I am curious if this might be something to do with it.
It works fine, until it doesn't for no apparent reason. Press and hold head unit power button until it reboots, then it works fine again - for awhile
After spending literally years bitching to my dealer, on the last service (literally last, cause warranty is coming to the end and they will never see the car after that...) I got them to update the head unit software - and only because I said "warranty is coming to an end, stop giving me excuses and you do it NOW"
Yes. The courtesy car I used had one. It's a 3 in 1 and comes in orange.
https://www.seatpartsshop.co.uk/products/seat-3-in-1-charging-cable-000051444am
I too am starting to see this. Never had issue with CarPlay, always on AndroidAuto and always on Samsung. Android10 cured most of my issues with AA except me having to connect 3-4 times before it finally starts.
The disconnects are a known issue with the software. Try it again and you'll notice it only ever does it with a nearly fully charged battery. My Note 9 does it when it hits 91%, every time without fail.
So you'll be waiting until Google update the AA app and patch it out, basically! It's been reported and acknowledged so hopefully in the next couple of months.
So you'll be waiting until Google update the AA app and patch it out, basically! It's been reported and acknowledged so hopefully in the next couple of months.
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