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I have a 2022 Rav4 and when plugged into usb data port there is no volume control available….music blasts at full volume which is both distracting and damaging to hearing. Apple tech support blames Toyota and states no known issues. Yet years of complaints showing here with same issue over many different car manufacturers….what is the common denominator here? No tech support fixes…sigh.
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problem solved! Go into Apple setting-CarPlay- delete car- then when you connect your phone again press and hold the voice control on steering wheel to properly pair. Volume control worked perfect after this and sound quality was excellent
problem solved! Go into Apple setting-CarPlay- delete car- then when you connect your phone again press and hold the voice control on steering wheel to properly pair. Volume control worked perfect after this and sound quality was excellent
Hey y’all- I have the same issue with volume and skipping songs. Toyota couldn’t figure out the issue, so they replaced my radio (still under warranty thankfully). That STILL didn’t resolve the problem so I’m on the chat with Apple support. I’ve tried a bunch of different cables, Apple ones included, to no avail. Will update if I learn anything useful.
Trying to use volume control on the steering wheel, the car stereo head unit and tried the volume control on the iphone as last resort. No way to control volume unless phone is connected via bluetooth only. Thus no maps if not connected via usb. Makes navigating and listening to music at the same time impossible. Apple, in there infinite wisdom programmed the phone to play at full volume when connected to CarPlay. Seems they programmed CarPlay to also play at full volume. Thus hearing damage and panic when the stereo blasts at 100% and no way to lower the volume. Tech support says Toyota issue.
The issue is no volume control at all….no volume bar popup on the head unit screen and volume buttons and knobs don’t function at all. Setting a volume in CarPlay won’t change the fact that there is no volume control at all….this is clearly an Apple issue in my opinion. But, we shall see. I will dig thru the manual and carplay settings and see if I am missing something. Thanks for the input folks!!
I got the same issues with volume and song control on June 27, 2023. Before that, I had no issue to control all these settings on my RAV 4 2022 with iPhone.
My solution is: go to your iphone setting -> General -> Carplay, and then delete your car in the list. After that, reconnect your iPhone with RAV4. This works for me.
For me and my 2020 Toyota Rav4 the issue is unresponsive volume control, and usually the volume is too low for my liking. Sometimes the volume will work but it is very "laggy" ie there is a delay between adjusting the volume knob and any change in volume. VERY frustrating. When using bluetooth the volume works fine.
This isn’t an Apple issue. It’s a Toyota issue. It if we’re Apple, it would effect everyone, but all too often we see people here with issues and they own Toyota cars.
try to did in settings in your car and see if there are volume controls for Apple CarPlay. There were in my Mercedes and there are settings in my new Genesis GV70!specifically for CarPlay.
If you are connected to CarPlay, you can not use the volume buttons on the phone to adjust the volume. You need to use the volume controls on the head unit to do that..
If you're having issues with the volume buttons on the phone when not connected to CarPlay, that's a separate unrelated issue.
Perhaps, but I wonder why this only started happening AFTER the Apple update prior to the recent update. Consider Occam’s razor. Ah well…I have a Toyota service appt next week and I will see if they have any solutions. Thanks for all the input folks. Just frustrating.
Hi Tiffnaay,
I discovered it was a bad cable of all things. Using a different cable fixed the problem immediately. Not a Toyota problem as the other folks kept insisting. 🤓
I hope this solves your issue as it did mine. I would be interested in knowing.
Thanks,
Tony
Where are you trying to change the volume in your car? With the iPhone or with the volume control on your steering wheel?
In my car, CarPlay volume is controlled by the volume control on car car's steering wheel. And in the Settings in my head unit, there is a way to increase or maximum or minimum volume for Apple CarPlay. I have set that setting to maximum, then use the steering wheel to make volume changes.
I would say this is a Toyota Settings issue.
Tiffnaay,
My Toyota service appt concluded the cable I was using was the culprit. New cable Apple approved or Apple will fix the issue for me. With any luck, this will fix your problem as well.
regards,
Tony
I have the same issue. I have a 2023 Tacoma. So my problem is that while waiting in my truck for whatever reason. I like to use my phone for instagram. I can’t control how load those videos are. I can control my volume when using YouTube. So now if Ian instagram and it’s to load. I go to YouTube turn the volume down and go back to my videos
Try going to Apple Music settings, turn on sound check. For some reason music isn’t always at the same volume. Yet sound check brings it all to the same level. I put an after market stereo in my suburban and at volume 1 it’s loud. Even turned all the way down in the volume settings of the head unit. The steering wheel controls are the same as the head unit. No separate settings guys.
I have the same issue with my Apple CarPlay on my 2022 rav 4. At times my volume control won’t work it stays at whatever the setting was last on. If I turn the volume off on the knob on the screen and back on it will fix the issue.
Apple CarPlay Volume not working
