I just upgraded to a 4S and when I try to link my phone to my 2010 Honda pilot the phone connects and immediatly disconnects. I deleted the phone and readded it and it still disconnects. Anyone else having this issue? Is this an issue with Ios 5 or the 4S?
Thanks
Arnie
Hi
I've upgraded my 3GS to iOS 5 and also have this problem - with an ioPlay bluetooth h/f car kit ...
I read somewhere others had sucess with rebooting their phones. I rebooted my and knock on wood it seems to connect. You may want to reboot and then reboot
Also having this issue with my Clarion FZ709 and 3GS with iOS5 update, will try the reboot. Fingers crossed!
This discussion thread should be of interest - the same issue is affecting people all over the world with a variety of makes of car.
I had problems with my Acura MDX would say importing for 45 minutes then fail. I realized you need to go to bluetooth connections on iPhone when you start the import (on iPhone General-Bluetooth) and click on the HandFreeLink (or whatever your bluetooth device is called) until it says connected. My 400+ contacts imported in 5 minutes. First set up the phone on handsfree then do the import procedures with the nav system.
I have been able to get my hands free to conect to my clarion FZ709 and work fine, but when i open iTunes and start playing audio the bluetooth drops out and plays music from phone speaker. Does anyone know if next update will be fixing these pairing issues? if so how far away is it?
I'm having the same issues with the same exact stereo I really hope apple fixes it's mistake . How do u like the stereo ? It seems to have some problems with the touch screen or I'm just not used to it
I'm finding it ok, its a bit trickey to play with when your driving, as long as the Bluetooth works its fine as I use the phone to control the music.... yeah but I mostly like that it sits flush and looks really good in my car
Honda bluetooth pairing issues ios5
