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Just received this:
This way I can listen and charge my phone. Before plugging it in, I completely disconnected both the audio and phone (Bluetooth) from my phone and deleted the pairing connection on my phone before plugging the 3.5 mm jack in. I just got back from an 1.5 hour drive and it worked perfectly! I just use the AUX on the head unit.
The only functions on the steering wheel that works are the Up/Down volume on the lift spoke of the steering wheel, as expected.
The phone, nor anything else worked, as expected since the 3.5 mm jack is only audio and not data. But at least I have good music coming through the head unit!
Not ideal, but considering we're thinking about going up to my sister's for Thanksgiving, up in San Francisco, about 8 hour drive, we at least have music.
After getting home, just now, I did reconnect my phones Bluetooth, just the phone, not audio, to see if that works for the long term. Trying to eliminate one component at a time. If the phone still works, GREAT! If it also freezes the head unit, I'll disconnect the pairing of phone and ONLY pair the Bluetooth audio and keep the phone unpaired.
My expectations are that they will still lock the head unit, even though it is only one of the components at a time.
I'll keep you all posted.
This way I can listen and charge my phone. Before plugging it in, I completely disconnected both the audio and phone (Bluetooth) from my phone and deleted the pairing connection on my phone before plugging the 3.5 mm jack in. I just got back from an 1.5 hour drive and it worked perfectly! I just use the AUX on the head unit.
The only functions on the steering wheel that works are the Up/Down volume on the lift spoke of the steering wheel, as expected.
The phone, nor anything else worked, as expected since the 3.5 mm jack is only audio and not data. But at least I have good music coming through the head unit!
Not ideal, but considering we're thinking about going up to my sister's for Thanksgiving, up in San Francisco, about 8 hour drive, we at least have music.
After getting home, just now, I did reconnect my phones Bluetooth, just the phone, not audio, to see if that works for the long term. Trying to eliminate one component at a time. If the phone still works, GREAT! If it also freezes the head unit, I'll disconnect the pairing of phone and ONLY pair the Bluetooth audio and keep the phone unpaired.
My expectations are that they will still lock the head unit, even though it is only one of the components at a time.
I'll keep you all posted.