Uconnect Not Working
Ezilda Newnam
So, I am driving a 2015 Jeep with the factory Uconnect. I usually plug in my iphone via the USB hub in the middle console to play music. After the recent update to IOS 11 it just keeps saying no Ipod detected which is a big upset, granted that the car is only 2 years old.
I have the most recent version of Uconnect on my car, any help apple? I am tempted to just facrory reset my phone. Of course I haven't made a backup in forever but this is a big joke, no clue why you had to mess with the system like that
I've had this bug with previous phones. Here's the issue. You need to have at least one song stored on your phone for your car to fully recognize your phone as an audio source. So go to iTunes and download a single song. Now all your other audio (YouTube, Spotiy, etc) should work fine. It took me forever to figure this out.
I had this problem with My 2013 Jeep Wrangler using Uconnect and a REQ stereo. With iOS 11.2 Beta 3 that just came out it seems to have fixed the ability to play music through the USB and cable for me at least. Hope that helps, and also means that when 11.2 comes out fully it will be fixed for everyone.
My 2012 Jeep Wrangler plays correctly via Bluetooth but cycles between "Reading Device" and "Error" constantly while connected to USB. I agree with the toast analogy to a point. But if you change the ingredients in your bread in a way that causes your standard toaster to explode, you can't exactly blame the toaster. I don't understand why there would be any change to USB synching with UConnect versus Bluetooth. If one works, the other should too.
For the record, the USB connection has and continues to work fine on my iPhone running latest iOS (my former iPhone 7, my new X, and my wife's 8). It is the Bluetooth connection that is aggravating to me, well that and the clunky UI.
For those having trouble with USB, try restarting or restoring the iPhone, and make sure you're using the correct USB port as one of them (at least on Wranglers) is for input only, to add photos and music to the built-in hard drive.
Ok, I upgraded to iOS 11.1.2 and now Bluetooth doesn't work either. At least it's consistent now. Can't understand why Apple has to break something that was working in order to improve something else. Hope someone's reaping the benefits...
It's a 2012 Jeep, no more UConnect upgrades. Deleting the phone does nothing and also has nothing to do with the USB connection. I guess I should be happy that the phone still works, just no more music.
I was on the 11.2 beta and it started working again. 11.2 was just released, install that and give it ago see if it fixes your problem. I can now use my iPhoneX via a USB cable - I tested it on the 11.2beta, but haven't tested it on the GM.. hopefully its the same.
OK, 11.2 is an improvement. Now I have audio via USB but no control. Same as I would have in AUX mode. Bluetooth is still nothing. Progress is good, saves me the cost of a dongle and cable at least. Or a new Jeep.
I have a brand new Jeep Compass 2018 that have the problem too. Apple Car freeze after only few seconds. I didn't receive any answer from FCA for this problem too. Even if the bluetooth connection work that's very frustrating for a new car...???
I have a very similar issue with my iPhone as of late. uConnect no longer functions properly with ios11.2x. Voice to text does't work and will crash Pandora if it is running. Pandora does not start or stop when it should and doesn't refresh properly. It seems that Apple could care less about fully testing their product with a partner that enables millions of drivers to get more functionality out of their iPhones. Pretty **** poor customer service.
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