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It’s 100% interference. It’s only at specific locations in my town. I can almost exactly tell a passenger when it will disconnect.
Yes man, I can too it happened today too.
it happens in my city as well so im using wired,
You just answered my question, thanks.
I'm glad I could help, thank you for watching and subscribing
I'm finding if my USB cable that is plugged into the dash moves up or down slightly it disconnects from Android Auto. I am using a good ANKER USB cable. My Camry is a 2020. I guess
over the years the socket has gotten lose. There are 2 pieces of bent metal that press against the Male connector. Bending those slightly towards the center should make a tighter
fit. I'm leaning towards that as a possible solution.
In Las Vegas it disconnects at the spaghetti bowl freeway i95/i15 interchange then again when you pass the Aria Hotel Casino complex area.
Yup I have the same issue in California with wireless CarPlay
You did not solve the problem. You basically explained the problem.
Video was explaining what causes the issue many were wondering about. Solution is not to drive into airports or areas with strong satellites as discussed in the video
@JohnnyKReviews you said YOUR IN TITLE. That is not my problem, that is YOUR problem. Misleading title. SHOULD HAVE SAID "Why Android or Apple Carplay disconnects in MY VECHICLE"
@alexd9361 I understand what you're saying. Thank you for sharing your thought. Were you able to find a solution online? To date I haven't seen GM place a update and I believe it's a hardware issue
@@JohnnyKReviews negative
I’m starting to think it has something to do with the infrastructure for Smart Meters. I know the locations it happens in for me, none of them are near an airport, but it’s always near a tower of some sort. What’s interesting is you don’t need a cellular connection for wireless CarPlay to work, so it’s something interfering with the WiFi connection between the phone and the radio
@rrsttt7505 thank you for your post, you've got a great point and on to something
@@JohnnyKReviews im actually filling a report with the FCC after thinking about it. I drive a lot, and have a pinpoint on several areas it happens in. I know they have rules that say some devices must accept interference but not create it, and that some devices can create interference for other devices. Clearly this is an issue that other people experience, so maybe if enough people bug them about it, a solution can be found.
Same exact problem. New Kenwood Excelon Head Unit, disconnects at certain points on my commute, But when I am on in my other rig with an older Clarion head unit from 2015 it connects a plays via bluetooth with NO ISSUES. It does not use car play though. Pretty upsetting that an expensive top of the line unit has crappy connectivity and my budget Clarion from 2015 has zero issues. Or am I missing something?
Still does it when I'm wired if i loose signal it dropped and the screen prompts that the time hasn't been set in android auto and drops the connection to the phone.
I have a 2022 Tucson Hondai. This Happens to me at very specific points. It by a bank and UFC gym In waikele Hawaii. And another spot more west side of the island. It used to only disconnect. Now it black outs my audio display for 15 seconds. It happens only in this location.
Thank you for your comment. Most likely it's the satalittle interference or radar that is very strong.
Hmm interesting theory but isn't it a local wifi and Bluetooth connection inside your car? It should not drop a local Hotspot connection inside the car.
@@BassManStrikes not hotspot. I believe it's the interference with other radar, since only happens in certain areas (near airports etc)
No, it was not helpful
With my iphone I have no issue, but with the samsung is really bad.
Same exact issue with my 2022 Acura RDX
@rodrigoherrera6202 yes the HW is from one main manufacturer. Car manufacturers don't make or design things in house, they outsource it to save money
Its same with wired too. Still i m searching a solution for it
I heard it’s because your unit can’t handle the data transfer. Having issues with mine.. running Waze kills mine
The solution suggested in this video worked for me. Just go to the gear symbol on the screen, disconnect the andriod auto, and reconnect. It takes fesm sec only. The map on the car screen is live again.
@@rupeshchitariif it's a loose wire then it's not going to correct it by simply reconnecting it virtually. 🤷🏻♀️ That's my problem right now actually.
@@Waterpassionno he’s saying it happens regardless if it’s wired or wireless. It’s happening to me too and I’m tired of it … obviously if we are scavengering the end of the earth for an answer we would have already checked a faulty cable.
I have this issue at same locations daily, very frustrating, kind of miss just regular blue tooth, I may get another radio without android auto and apple car play, I have both apple for work and android as personal phone
Just turn off CarPlay or android auto. You can use blue tooth only. I disconnect at same locations too. Sucks.
I'm having the same problem, this week have been disconnected in the same place.
@@saulsn3362 I believe it’s a hardware issue and on many of these devices that are 3rd party. Since GM etc don’t make them they buy them from other vendors
@@JohnnyKReviews Just delete the connection from my telephone and pair again, the problem is gone, but is still weird.
Mine disconnects in my 23 Silverado and in my opinion its a huge safety issue.
Same truck it’s Bring frustrating
En mi experiencia, también en ciertos puntos de la ciudad tengo desconexión del carlinkt. Parece que es en el cambio de cobertura de telefonia o datos. SI desactivo o activo los datos en el telefono celular tiene el mismo efecto de desconexion con carlink, así que supongo es en cambio de cobertura de datos de las antenas donde se cambia de alguna forma la conectiidad o el tipo, como de 3G a 4G o 4G a 5G, o, como dice usted un sistema que interfiere. La unica forma que encontré para no presentar los problemas es desactivando los datos. saludos.
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It only happens to me when my cell phone is 100% charged.
My connection is just loose. I have a wired connection to Android Auto/Apple Car Play, but I would love to know how to fix that. I'm able to connect my phone via Bluetooth but I can't access Android Auto that way. I still use Google maps on my phone that's connected to my rearview mirror so I can watch it easier. I basically have a feature on my car that I simply cannot use and don't want to have a mechanic fix it for monetary reasons. I want to fix it myself if possible.
It shouldn't be happening. May be try different phone
@@amalaugustine2183 happens with iPhones as well. It's a loose wire, my friend
How to curiosity, what year is your car?
All bolts from 2021 to 2023 have the same issue, as HW and SW has not changed
It's fascinating because my wife used to work for Hyundai so we owned a series of hyundais starting with 2015 and ending 2019 I think. All of those years had disconnection with Android auto very frequently. We owned two elantras and one sonata during that time and all of them had the same problem.
Interestingly enough, we also bought a 2016 Kia optima and that also had constant disconnections
We now own a 2023 Hyundai sonata and rarely is there ever a disconnection.
@@bobsimmons1470 I see thank you for sharing. I do not know GM’s purchasing and if they knew about this before placing the order. I know with Hyundais and Kia’s many did not have “wireless” CarPlay until recent models, example: Ioniq 5 and ev6
@@JohnnyKReviews good luck! I know how incredibly frustrating this can be