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Whenever I make a call or receive a call the first time it doesn’t go thru but 2nd time it does anyone else have an issue with this?
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Are you running the latest version of software on your Infotainment screen? Are you using a good high quality cable? Have you tried a different iPhone just for grins and chuckles?
think I've seen this mentioned several times in older threads mostly on the non sync 3 systems. Make sure your audio system is on the latest version in addition to your phone. Sometimes resetting the audio system helps. Search carplay and youll find lost of threads
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I’m using Apple cable and there is not update and ford said I did not have any a month ago
I searched before putting this on the forum did not see anything like this. My phone is always has the latest and greatest update and Ford told me I did not have an update form my mav. I did a scan for updates and said no updates.
That’s good but I not sure what else to check. Hopefully others will chime in with other info. Good luck on the getting it corrected
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I've got the same problem in my '22. It's always been there. Multiple iOS versions, multiple head unit software updates, multiple cables (usb and usb-c) and it's still a problem. And that's if CarPlay starts up on the first try, too. Sometimes it'll take 4-5 minutes, or multiple reseatings of the cable to either the phone or the USB port. Bluetooth works just fine though.
The good thing is that my wife knows not to answer the phone the first time I call her when I get off of work. The bad thing is that sometimes I get an incoming call from someone else before I call her, and have to do the whole dance and explanation that Ford builds technology-handicapped products.
The good thing is that my wife knows not to answer the phone the first time I call her when I get off of work. The bad thing is that sometimes I get an incoming call from someone else before I call her, and have to do the whole dance and explanation that Ford builds technology-handicapped products.
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WOW very interesting. I get Bluetooth disconnection notice's and calls thru Bluetooth are garbled and all around just bad, so I do not even try.
My Pixel phone works very well using an ANKER USB-C cable and Android Auto, or through Bluetooth only. No problems at all with incoming or outgoing calls.
Even if you're using an OEM cable, try a different cable; either OEM or a known good brand like ANKER.
Even if you're using an OEM cable, try a different cable; either OEM or a known good brand like ANKER.
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Yes this happens to me also. It’s only the first call after connecting. Does not matter if it is by cable or blue tooth adapter. I have tried several different cables. software and firmware all around are up to date. Second and all subsequent calls no problem. It’s a minor annoyance but I can live with it. Certainly no where as annoying as that damn seatbelt screen! Not sure why I need a 40 second visual to tell me I have my seatbelt on. That one makes me want to smash the dash with a sledge hammer.
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I saw an article the other day that GM was going to stop adding apple and android car play for it is not safe.
But yes minor announce. Seat belt thing is so dumb! We can thank the feds on that one. That is what they thought no child left behind meant.
But yes minor announce. Seat belt thing is so dumb! We can thank the feds on that one. That is what they thought no child left behind meant.
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GM plans to use there in house version with the intent of making $ on subscriptions, the safety statement is a pure bull shit excuse imo
Try a different cable.
OP good luck and welcome to the club. XLT non-Sync my stereo has a complete mind of its own club…. And that mind is riddled with dementia.
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