Why there are more iOS 8.Two in-car Bluetooth iPhone 5-6 issues & fixes

Our readers have been suffering with in-car Bluetooth connectivity issues with iPhone updates to from iOS eight to 8.Two. iOS 8.Two seems to have motionless some Bluetooth issues with Siri and in-car infotainment systems. However, it emerges to have created even more complicated issues, especially with music streaming and USB music playing.

The reasons for Bluetooth connection problems seem to be related to either the car’s software needing to be updated, clearing settings and numerous Bluetooth profiles. The latest round of Bluetooth problems show up to occur with streamed music skipping when there are numerous Bluetooth devices and profiles that the iPhone connects to.

Here are some of the fresh Bluetooth issues reported with iOS 8.Two and in-car infotainment systems:

• In both iOS 8.1.Two and 8.Two, the iPhone’s Bluetooth drops connection with the car periodically, then instantaneously reconnects again, resulting in several seconds of audio muffle on both finishes of the call.
• There are more dropped incoming calls with iOS 8.Two.
• Problems with audio buffering in Pandora, iTunes Radio and Rhapsody. It all of a sudden stops working.
• After upgrading to iOS 8.Two, the in-car connections and the two connections on a Pebble observe caused audio skipping like a CD skips.
• Problems with hands-free and Mazda 6.
• iPhone with iOS 8.Two will pair with built-in Bluetooth. It says it is connected, will make phone calls etc, but there is no audio.
• When making or receiving a phone call the call audio won’t come through the car speakers.
• In a two thousand thirteen Prius C, Bluetooth worked good until iPhone six Plus was updated to 8.Two. It still works with calling, but no longer works for playing music and podcasts.
• 2008 Lexus won’t pair even however it says paired and connected to my IPhone six Plus.
• When the phone is connected via Bluetooth to a Honda Pilot the sound cuts out randomly but consistently (every ten – thirty seconds).
• After 8.Two upgrade, the Bluetooth connection in an Acura RDX two thousand thirteen switched back and forward inbetween playing audio through the car speakers and the iPhone. The same thing happened with a brand fresh iPhone six with iOS 8.Two.
• iPhone five with iOS six worked terrific in a two thousand thirteen Toyota 4Runner. After the holder purchased a fresh iPhone six with IOS 8.Two, the Bluetooth works fine for music but absolutely will not pair with the phone.
• A Mazda six hands-free kit no longer rings on an incoming calls and the calling tone can not be heard.
• 2015 Acura TLX (AWD Tech) will not send predefined text messages and navigate/scroll through text messages.
• Bluetooth connection problems with two thousand thirteen Honda Pilot EX. There were no problems with iPhone five (pre IOS 8) and was absolutely flawless for Two+ years, prior to the iPhone six and 8.Two.
• Low audio coming from speakers.
• USB connection no longer works on Mercedes-Benz.
• Bluetooth connection problems with Ford SYNC, GM, Toyota and Audi.
• Ford SYNC USB play lists won’t play and other problems playing music through the USB port.
• OS 8.Two attempts to pair with two thousand eleven Audi A4 and the iPhone is not found.
• “We instantly noticed that IOS 8.Two ADDED A Fresh BLUETOOTH PROBLEM to the mix! With iOS 8.1.Three, we could stream audio (I.e. Pandora) at higher quality flawlessly. Right after the iOS 8.Two update, everyone abruptly noticed that the audio from Pandora or other streaming music app would shortly pause or skipped and stuttered every few seconds.”

Reset the Bluetooth settings in the car through the infotainment system. If that doesn’t work, access the setup Bluetooth paring procedure from the steering wheel controls, and go after the prompts to eliminate the current phone and re-pair the iPhone.

For inability to pair Bluetooth, power the iPhone off and on then it may work fine until the next day when the problem repeats itself.

Readers have reported that disconnecting the battery to reset the car’s infotainment system has helped clear settings out to restart again.

For low volume audio coming through the car speakers, attempt enhancing the audio volume on the iPhone.

The problem with audio/music skipping seems to associated with numerous Bluetooth connections for various devices. A improvised “fix” for numerous Bluetooth connections and skipping is if you leave the iPhone on the Bluetooth Settings screen, there won’t be any skipping – but the catch is, you have to leave it on this screen in order for the audio to not cut in and out.

For BMW cars make sure that your Connected Drive software is up to date.

For For SYNC make sure that your SYNC software is up to date. Download the latest SYNC software update to a USB drive for free. You can then install the update in your vehicle.

Previously, we suggested the nuke-it fix that sometimes help re-pair Bluetooth connections and in-car systems

Apple keeps Bluetooth on during updates, which may be the a cause of some problems.

The iOS 8.Three update is expected to arrive with the Apple Witness launch on April 24. In iOS 8.Three there will be switches to the “Hey Siri” function to permit it to take and make the call through the iPhone speakerphone.

If you have updated to iOS 8.Two for iPhone Five/5S/5c 6-6+ and it immobile or fried your Bluetooth issues with your in-car infotainment system, please let us know in the comments below, be sure to note your make, model and year of your vehicle. We also welcome any solutions you have found worked with your car.

One commenter noted that you should delete all devices off your iPhone before connecting to the car infotainment system.

We have comments from readers that there are still Bluetooth problems reported with BMW, Audi, Acura, MINI, GM(Chevy, GMC, Cadillac, Buick), Honda, Kia, Toyota, Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, Mazda, Lexus, Fiat, Hyundai, Chrysler, Acura, Mazda and more.

Previously, after talking to many automakers we asked Why Bluetooth iOS 8-8.1 & iPhone 6-6+ issues persist in cars? It seemed like the 8.1 update helped with a few fresh model cars. Here is a summary of Bluetooth issues and fixes and checkout the most popular nuke-it fixes.

We received good and bad news about iOS 8.Two when it was very first launched.

You are welcome to sign up for our newsletter for daily news, weekly news or just Bluetooth iOS 8+ news to keep informed.

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Why there are more iOS 8.Two in-car Bluetooth iPhone 5-6 issues & fixes

Our readers have been suffering with in-car Bluetooth connectivity issues with iPhone updates to from iOS eight to 8.Two. iOS 8.Two seems to have immovable some Bluetooth issues with Siri and in-car infotainment systems. However, it shows up to have created even more elaborate issues, especially with music streaming and USB music playing.

The reasons for Bluetooth connection problems seem to be related to either the car’s software needing to be updated, clearing settings and numerous Bluetooth profiles. The latest round of Bluetooth problems show up to occur with streamed music skipping when there are numerous Bluetooth devices and profiles that the iPhone connects to.

Here are some of the fresh Bluetooth issues reported with iOS 8.Two and in-car infotainment systems:

• In both iOS 8.1.Two and 8.Two, the iPhone’s Bluetooth drops connection with the car periodically, then instantaneously reconnects again, resulting in several seconds of audio muffle on both completes of the call.
• There are more dropped incoming calls with iOS 8.Two.
• Problems with audio buffering in Pandora, iTunes Radio and Rhapsody. It all of a sudden stops working.
• After upgrading to iOS 8.Two, the in-car connections and the two connections on a Pebble witness caused audio skipping like a CD skips.
• Problems with hands-free and Mazda 6.
• iPhone with iOS 8.Two will pair with built-in Bluetooth. It says it is connected, will make phone calls etc, but there is no audio.
• When making or receiving a phone call the call audio won’t come through the car speakers.
• In a two thousand thirteen Prius C, Bluetooth worked fine until iPhone six Plus was updated to 8.Two. It still works with calling, but no longer works for playing music and podcasts.
• 2008 Lexus won’t pair even however it says paired and connected to my IPhone six Plus.
• When the phone is connected via Bluetooth to a Honda Pilot the sound cuts out randomly but consistently (every ten – thirty seconds).
• After 8.Two upgrade, the Bluetooth connection in an Acura RDX two thousand thirteen switched back and forward inbetween playing audio through the car speakers and the iPhone. The same thing happened with a brand fresh iPhone six with iOS 8.Two.
• iPhone five with iOS six worked terrific in a two thousand thirteen Toyota 4Runner. After the proprietor purchased a fresh iPhone six with IOS 8.Two, the Bluetooth works fine for music but absolutely will not pair with the phone.
• A Mazda six hands-free kit no longer rings on an incoming calls and the calling tone can not be heard.
• 2015 Acura TLX (AWD Tech) will not send predefined text messages and navigate/scroll through text messages.
• Bluetooth connection problems with two thousand thirteen Honda Pilot EX. There were no problems with iPhone five (pre IOS 8) and was absolutely flawless for Two+ years, prior to the iPhone six and 8.Two.
• Low audio coming from speakers.
• USB connection no longer works on Mercedes-Benz.
• Bluetooth connection problems with Ford SYNC, GM, Toyota and Audi.
• Ford SYNC USB play lists won’t play and other problems playing music through the USB port.
• OS 8.Two attempts to pair with two thousand eleven Audi A4 and the iPhone is not found.
• “We instantly noticed that IOS 8.Two ADDED A Fresh BLUETOOTH PROBLEM to the mix! With iOS 8.1.Three, we could stream audio (I.e. Pandora) at higher quality flawlessly. Right after the iOS 8.Two update, everyone abruptly noticed that the audio from Pandora or other streaming music app would shortly pause or skipped and stuttered every few seconds.”

Reset the Bluetooth settings in the car through the infotainment system. If that doesn’t work, access the setup Bluetooth paring procedure from the steering wheel controls, and go after the prompts to liquidate the current phone and re-pair the iPhone.

For inability to pair Bluetooth, power the iPhone off and on then it may work fine until the next day when the problem repeats itself.

Readers have reported that disconnecting the battery to reset the car’s infotainment system has helped clear settings out to restart again.

For low volume audio coming through the car speakers, attempt enlargening the audio volume on the iPhone.

The problem with audio/music skipping seems to associated with numerous Bluetooth connections for various devices. A makeshift “fix” for numerous Bluetooth connections and skipping is if you leave the iPhone on the Bluetooth Settings screen, there won’t be any skipping – but the catch is, you have to leave it on this screen in order for the audio to not cut in and out.

For BMW cars make sure that your Connected Drive software is up to date.

For For SYNC make sure that your SYNC software is up to date. Download the latest SYNC software update to a USB drive for free. You can then install the update in your vehicle.

Previously, we suggested the nuke-it fix that sometimes help re-pair Bluetooth connections and in-car systems

Apple keeps Bluetooth on during updates, which may be the a cause of some problems.

The iOS 8.Trio update is expected to arrive with the Apple Observe launch on April 24. In iOS 8.Trio there will be switches to the “Hey Siri” function to permit it to take and make the call through the iPhone speakerphone.

If you have updated to iOS 8.Two for iPhone Five/5S/5c 6-6+ and it immobilized or fried your Bluetooth issues with your in-car infotainment system, please let us know in the comments below, be sure to note your make, model and year of your vehicle. We also welcome any solutions you have found worked with your car.

One commenter noted that you should delete all devices off your iPhone before connecting to the car infotainment system.

We have comments from readers that there are still Bluetooth problems reported with BMW, Audi, Acura, MINI, GM(Chevy, GMC, Cadillac, Buick), Honda, Kia, Toyota, Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, Mazda, Lexus, Fiat, Hyundai, Chrysler, Acura, Mazda and more.

Previously, after talking to many automakers we asked Why Bluetooth iOS 8-8.1 & iPhone 6-6+ issues persist in cars? It seemed like the 8.1 update helped with a few fresh model cars. Here is a summary of Bluetooth issues and fixes and checkout the most popular nuke-it fixes.

We received good and bad news about iOS 8.Two when it was very first launched.

You are welcome to sign up for our newsletter for daily news, weekly news or just Bluetooth iOS 8+ news to keep informed.

Why there are more iOS eight

Why there are more iOS 8.Two in-car Bluetooth iPhone 5-6 issues & fixes

Our readers have been suffering with in-car Bluetooth connectivity issues with iPhone updates to from iOS eight to 8.Two. iOS 8.Two seems to have stationary some Bluetooth issues with Siri and in-car infotainment systems. However, it shows up to have created even more elaborate issues, especially with music streaming and USB music playing.

The reasons for Bluetooth connection problems seem to be related to either the car’s software needing to be updated, clearing settings and numerous Bluetooth profiles. The latest round of Bluetooth problems show up to occur with streamed music skipping when there are numerous Bluetooth devices and profiles that the iPhone connects to.

Here are some of the fresh Bluetooth issues reported with iOS 8.Two and in-car infotainment systems:

• In both iOS 8.1.Two and 8.Two, the iPhone’s Bluetooth drops connection with the car periodically, then instantly reconnects again, resulting in several seconds of audio muffle on both finishes of the call.
• There are more dropped incoming calls with iOS 8.Two.
• Problems with audio buffering in Pandora, iTunes Radio and Rhapsody. It abruptly stops working.
• After upgrading to iOS 8.Two, the in-car connections and the two connections on a Pebble see caused audio skipping like a CD skips.
• Problems with hands-free and Mazda 6.
• iPhone with iOS 8.Two will pair with built-in Bluetooth. It says it is connected, will make phone calls etc, but there is no audio.
• When making or receiving a phone call the call audio won’t come through the car speakers.
• In a two thousand thirteen Prius C, Bluetooth worked superb until iPhone six Plus was updated to 8.Two. It still works with calling, but no longer works for playing music and podcasts.
• 2008 Lexus won’t pair even tho’ it says paired and connected to my IPhone six Plus.
• When the phone is connected via Bluetooth to a Honda Pilot the sound cuts out randomly but consistently (every ten – thirty seconds).
• After 8.Two upgrade, the Bluetooth connection in an Acura RDX two thousand thirteen switched back and forward inbetween playing audio through the car speakers and the iPhone. The same thing happened with a brand fresh iPhone six with iOS 8.Two.
• iPhone five with iOS six worked terrific in a two thousand thirteen Toyota 4Runner. After the holder purchased a fresh iPhone six with IOS 8.Two, the Bluetooth works fine for music but absolutely will not pair with the phone.
• A Mazda six hands-free kit no longer rings on an incoming calls and the calling tone can not be heard.
• 2015 Acura TLX (AWD Tech) will not send predefined text messages and navigate/scroll through text messages.
• Bluetooth connection problems with two thousand thirteen Honda Pilot EX. There were no problems with iPhone five (pre IOS 8) and was absolutely flawless for Two+ years, prior to the iPhone six and 8.Two.
• Low audio coming from speakers.
• USB connection no longer works on Mercedes-Benz.
• Bluetooth connection problems with Ford SYNC, GM, Toyota and Audi.
• Ford SYNC USB play lists won’t play and other problems playing music through the USB port.
• OS 8.Two attempts to pair with two thousand eleven Audi A4 and the iPhone is not found.
• “We instantly noticed that IOS 8.Two ADDED A Fresh BLUETOOTH PROBLEM to the mix! With iOS 8.1.Trio, we could stream audio (I.e. Pandora) at higher quality flawlessly. Right after the iOS 8.Two update, everyone abruptly noticed that the audio from Pandora or other streaming music app would shortly pause or skipped and stuttered every few seconds.”

Reset the Bluetooth settings in the car through the infotainment system. If that doesn’t work, access the setup Bluetooth paring procedure from the steering wheel controls, and go after the prompts to eliminate the current phone and re-pair the iPhone.

For inability to pair Bluetooth, power the iPhone off and on then it may work fine until the next day when the problem repeats itself.

Readers have reported that disconnecting the battery to reset the car’s infotainment system has helped clear settings out to restart again.

For low volume audio coming through the car speakers, attempt enhancing the audio volume on the iPhone.

The problem with audio/music skipping seems to associated with numerous Bluetooth connections for various devices. A improvised “fix” for numerous Bluetooth connections and skipping is if you leave the iPhone on the Bluetooth Settings screen, there won’t be any skipping – but the catch is, you have to leave it on this screen in order for the audio to not cut in and out.

For BMW cars make sure that your Connected Drive software is up to date.

For For SYNC make sure that your SYNC software is up to date. Download the latest SYNC software update to a USB drive for free. You can then install the update in your vehicle.

Previously, we suggested the nuke-it fix that sometimes help re-pair Bluetooth connections and in-car systems

Apple keeps Bluetooth on during updates, which may be the a cause of some problems.

The iOS 8.Trio update is expected to arrive with the Apple Observe launch on April 24. In iOS 8.Three there will be switches to the “Hey Siri” function to permit it to take and make the call through the iPhone speakerphone.

If you have updated to iOS 8.Two for iPhone Five/5S/5c 6-6+ and it stationary or fried your Bluetooth issues with your in-car infotainment system, please let us know in the comments below, be sure to note your make, model and year of your vehicle. We also welcome any solutions you have found worked with your car.

One commenter noted that you should delete all devices off your iPhone before connecting to the car infotainment system.

We have comments from readers that there are still Bluetooth problems reported with BMW, Audi, Acura, MINI, GM(Chevy, GMC, Cadillac, Buick), Honda, Kia, Toyota, Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, Mazda, Lexus, Fiat, Hyundai, Chrysler, Acura, Mazda and more.

Previously, after talking to many automakers we asked Why Bluetooth iOS 8-8.1 & iPhone 6-6+ issues persist in cars? It seemed like the 8.1 update helped with a few fresh model cars. Here is a summary of Bluetooth issues and fixes and checkout the most popular nuke-it fixes.

We received good and bad news about iOS 8.Two when it was very first launched.

You are welcome to sign up for our newsletter for daily news, weekly news or just Bluetooth iOS 8+ news to keep informed.

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