hyundai tucson android auto not working
That's what the Hyundai sales guy told me as well. He said there was an incompatibility between the in-house nav system and Apple/Google. So the trims with inhouse Nav will not work with wireless. You have to plug in and specifically select Android Auto to get Google maps to work on your dash.Enable/disable wireless charging. To turn on or off the charging pad feature, turn on the engine and then in the instrument cluster, go to the User Settings menu. Select Convenience, then press OK to either select or deselect the box next to Wireless Charging System depending on your preference. Press OK again to turn it back on. In the meanwhile, disabling location for Android Auto is working but with high battery usage in the phone which is not ideal for long trips. There is an AU version of the Hyundai site available as well: Notice | Official Hyundai Motors Navigation Update Website Once the leak has been found, this must be closed again by replacing the respective component. 4. Dirty evaporator. Dirty evaporator can also be the reason for AC problems on your Hyundai Tucson. Cabin air filter captures most of the dirt or other airborne particles, but some escape and fall on to the evaporator.
For some reason my Android Auto (AA) and CarPlay have stopped working. With the Blue model, you can only connect via Bluetooth, not USB. I normally get a message at startup asking which phone to connect (I have a Pixel and an iPhone), and then one of the two programs would launch. Not anymore. The programs show in my Hyundai menu, but are
First, open the radio and pick your station. Then go to the home screen of the infotainment and click on Car Play or Android auto which ever you use. You can then go to whatever map app you use and have the radio playing at the same time. If you press the media button to get to Carplay/Android auto then you'll stop the radio from playing. SebbyG.