cynistersix
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Not sure what happened yet but this is what is going on:
Apple CarPlay stopped connecting (even after rebooting the phone) unless I was connected to the vehicle hotspot
I removed the device from the bluetooth connections on the truck, and restarted the phone.
Still no CarPlay discoverability.
I went to look at the bluetooth connection to see if I could re-do that set up not part of CarPlay
I was able to attempt to connect this morning but it also didn't allow me to use CarPlay.
I removed the phone from the stereo again.
Now when the stereo is in Bluetooth "discovery" mode to add the phone back I can't see any myGMC device from my phone to connect to.
Anyone had this happen? Feels like a service appointment is required if the bluetooth isn't working but I'm tempted to factory reset the head unit.
UPDATE: Got it to connect again. It's the duplicate myGMC entries in the Bluetooth settings on the phone. It will only work with 1 entry.
- Context: My wife and I both drive vehicles with myGMC bluetooth connections.
- You can't rename the connected device "myGMC" to something else unless it's connected. I've now renamed mine to "AT4X"
However, at the moment - carplay is still requiring a wifi connection to connect over bluetooth and it just so happens to use the wifi in the vehicle which is consuming my data... I guess I'll turn the in vehicle wifi off next.
UPDATE 2: Turning off the wifi in the vehicle just made the CarPlay no longer functional. This sounds like something is broken. To use wireless carplay I have to use the in car wifi for data or it will not connect.
Wired connection seems to work just fine which is good but not great.
UPDATE 3: Bought a new iPhone 15 Pro and it works like it did on day 1 where I do not have issues (yet)
Apple CarPlay stopped connecting (even after rebooting the phone) unless I was connected to the vehicle hotspot
I removed the device from the bluetooth connections on the truck, and restarted the phone.
Still no CarPlay discoverability.
I went to look at the bluetooth connection to see if I could re-do that set up not part of CarPlay
I was able to attempt to connect this morning but it also didn't allow me to use CarPlay.
I removed the phone from the stereo again.
Now when the stereo is in Bluetooth "discovery" mode to add the phone back I can't see any myGMC device from my phone to connect to.
Anyone had this happen? Feels like a service appointment is required if the bluetooth isn't working but I'm tempted to factory reset the head unit.
UPDATE: Got it to connect again. It's the duplicate myGMC entries in the Bluetooth settings on the phone. It will only work with 1 entry.
- Context: My wife and I both drive vehicles with myGMC bluetooth connections.
- You can't rename the connected device "myGMC" to something else unless it's connected. I've now renamed mine to "AT4X"
However, at the moment - carplay is still requiring a wifi connection to connect over bluetooth and it just so happens to use the wifi in the vehicle which is consuming my data... I guess I'll turn the in vehicle wifi off next.
UPDATE 2: Turning off the wifi in the vehicle just made the CarPlay no longer functional. This sounds like something is broken. To use wireless carplay I have to use the in car wifi for data or it will not connect.
Wired connection seems to work just fine which is good but not great.
UPDATE 3: Bought a new iPhone 15 Pro and it works like it did on day 1 where I do not have issues (yet)
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