[RG20SS]

So it could very possibly be software related, but I'm going to ask anyway lol. I get into my 2020 Camaro 1SS, start it up and my bluetooth will not connect. When I go to the Phone screen on the car my phone doesn't even show up. It says no phone connected. I have to pair it all over again. Now I know sometimes it has to do with plugging in the USB I think. It will only use one or the other (correct me if I'm wrong), but I won't even plug in the USB and it does this. I have a Note 10+ with latest software. What gives? And other times it connects with no issues.

[geaux_tigerss]

I have never owned a GM vehicle that didn't have bluetooth connectivity issues. Not sure if its the vehicles or the phones or bluetooth in general.

That's why I plug my phone in for carplay 100% of the time. It's not perfect (still some connectivity issues on occasion), but problems are fairly rare.

[Rock-It Man]

Originally Posted by geaux_tigerss

I have never owned a GM vehicle that didn't have bluetooth connectivity issues. Not sure if its the vehicles or the phones or bluetooth in general.

That's why I plug my phone in for carplay 100% of the time. It's not perfect (still some connectivity issues on occasion), but problems are fairly rare.

It seems that bluetooth connectivity is devolving with the advent of "MyLink". My 2010 Camaro (pre-MyLink) has no issue with bluetooth connectivity and no issue with voice command pass-through by holding down the call button on the steering wheel.

But the bluetooth on my 2015 Trax with MyLink decides on a daily basis whether or not to link up with my phone automatically, and the voice command pass-through stopped working last year for no apparent reason.

[chaospiece]

The Camaro is the only car I've owned without Bluetooth issues. My mustang... It's HORRIBLE with Bluetooth connections. Literally will go out for days even weeks sometimes.

Cars nowadays.