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Hi- I'm new here, just wondering if anyone has ideas.
My '09 LT2 is great in almost every way, but there is a problem where Bluetooth won't stay connected to my phone. At this point, the problem may be tied to either the Bluetooth functionality/Onstar, or my provider (Verizon). I don't think the phone is to blame, since I've tried both a Motorola W385 and LG VX8350, and they both do the same thing.
I got the car in September, set up my phone by pairing it, and handsfree worked fine for about 6 weeks, until this past Monday. The problem is that no matter what, the phone connects to BT and immediately disconnects. Very annoying. The result is that when I try to use voice commands, the message is, "i'm sorry, but there are no paired phones." I've called Onstar, who pointed me to calling Chevrolet. They recommended an Onstar software upgrade by my dealer. They had a chance last week, but couldn't really get to the heart of the problem- and they didn't do anything. I didn't have time to wait, so we pretty much said we'd both go off and do some research. So here I am. Frustrating that I can't even figure out which entity might help.
I changed my phone based on the GM compatibility list, as my older Moto phone was not listed as compatible. So I was able to successfully pair this one as well, but it won't stay connected.
I fear that Verizon is trying to mess with me. Last Friday I got an email regarding the VZ Family Plan add-your-vehicle as a line for $9.99/month, and this started happening on Monday. Why would BT work fine and then just stop like this? I'll appreciate any of your thoughts!
My '09 LT2 is great in almost every way, but there is a problem where Bluetooth won't stay connected to my phone. At this point, the problem may be tied to either the Bluetooth functionality/Onstar, or my provider (Verizon). I don't think the phone is to blame, since I've tried both a Motorola W385 and LG VX8350, and they both do the same thing.
I got the car in September, set up my phone by pairing it, and handsfree worked fine for about 6 weeks, until this past Monday. The problem is that no matter what, the phone connects to BT and immediately disconnects. Very annoying. The result is that when I try to use voice commands, the message is, "i'm sorry, but there are no paired phones." I've called Onstar, who pointed me to calling Chevrolet. They recommended an Onstar software upgrade by my dealer. They had a chance last week, but couldn't really get to the heart of the problem- and they didn't do anything. I didn't have time to wait, so we pretty much said we'd both go off and do some research. So here I am. Frustrating that I can't even figure out which entity might help.
I changed my phone based on the GM compatibility list, as my older Moto phone was not listed as compatible. So I was able to successfully pair this one as well, but it won't stay connected.
I fear that Verizon is trying to mess with me. Last Friday I got an email regarding the VZ Family Plan add-your-vehicle as a line for $9.99/month, and this started happening on Monday. Why would BT work fine and then just stop like this? I'll appreciate any of your thoughts!