1.1.3 Update Doesn't Work with Garmin Nuvi

I got it to go with the new phone restore. Reloaded everything by hand and it worked all day just fine. Looks like the key is not to use the 1.1.2 backup.
Thanks

I had the same issue with my TomTom today after installing 1.1.3. I performed the following procedure and it fixed the issue for me:

Reset Settings on your iPhone

Tap Settings > General > Reset > Reset All Settings

Note: This will reset all settings. No data or media will be deleted.

I hope this works for you! Have a great evening.

I had the same issue with the Nuvi 660 after running the 1.1.3 update. I tried turning the bluetooth off on the iphone and back on, unpairing and re-pairing, and nothing worked. I finally ran a web update on the Nuvi which had a bluetooth update (3.0 I think)and that fixed the problem. I never had to restore the iphone.

Hope this helps.

Yes, a restore as new iPhone fixed it for me. Only problem is that I lost some of my honeymoon pictures, but it did fix the problem. :\

Just got a Garmin Nuvi 760 for Xmas, and got an Iphone Jan. 18th, had a BT H700 for my old RAZR phone. Everything paired up on the first try, with no problems as of yet. Don't use both headset and Nuvi at the same time with the Iphone, and everything should work fine. Works for me!

Same problems with me and StreetPilot c550. To add to the data points: my wife also has an iPhone with a paired c550. I did not update her iPhone to 1.1.3. She has no problems with dropped connections. I've submitted an iPhone feedback.

I also restored my iPhone to a new phone and it also disconnects from my NUVI 680. However, it periodically stays connected, if I stay on the map screen or are following directions to a destination. It is very erratic in when it stays connected.

Same here, it's no longer able to hold a stable bluetooth connection. I used it with my Nuvi every day while I drove to work and then a couple of days ago, it started the same thing. I did the airplane mode trick and it cleared it for a day then back to the the same issue. I think there is a bug in the bluetooth and or software somewhere.

There is clearly a bug with the new software 1.1.3. prior to this installation, I never had any problems with my bluetooth. I did notice something interesting during my visit to the apple store though. I was asked by my garmin if I was indoors, because it was having trouble picking up satellites while I was in the mall. When it turned off the gps the phone worked perfectly. The problem is with the GPS in the garman, and the GPS in the iphone. Apple knows what the problem is, because they created it. We are demanding the it be fixed apple. You have no right choosing for us which gps we use.
Try this: close the antenna on your gps, and then connect your phone to it. no dropped phone connection; huh. but as soon as you connect the gps, whamo, it disconnects your phone every 25 seconds. Does this sound accidental to you???

had the same problem with garmin nuvi 360.

just got back from the apple store - apparently apple knows about the issue and it's supposed to be fixed in an upcoming firmware, but no date for that firmware was given...

the only fix seems to replace the phone with one that has the 1.1.2 firmware - they replaced mine, but since it was the last one on the store with 1.1.2, i'd suggest anyone that needs bluetooth working now not to wait and go to an apple store while they still have older phones.

My bluetooth through my radio is also very unstable. Sounds like a apple bluetooth issue, not Garmin, Alpine, etc.

sandrino,

Do you have the latest firmware installed for your Garmin Nuvi?

Is there an option to turn off the address book sync feature of the Garmin Nuvi?

Some Garmin Nuvi models will use more than one chipset, which chipset manufacturer is listed on the splash screen when you start up your Nuvi?

Thank you,

Nathan C.

I am trying again after Apple has removed my post (Why?)

This link http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=305797 has the official apple instruction to put the phone in recovery mode.
Once you are there before restore and only if your phone was not 1.1.3 out of the box and you still have a copy of the 1.1.2 firmware you can hold the option key and restore to go back to 1.1.2
Now apple should explain me where is the hack or illegal activity in putting things back where they were originally?