R_Stephens
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Read: the 2020 version of Apple's famous 'you're holding it wrong'.
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Continual Bluetooth disconnects!
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Read: the 2020 version of Apple's famous 'you're holding it wrong'.
I had spotty Bluetooth connectivity and talked with a Tesla service rep (Zander), who recommended that I recycle the power to the entire car, then reset the touchscreen, then re-pair my phone. That fixed the problem. To reset the power to the entire car, go to Controls > Safety and hit the Power Off button. Let the car power down and leave the power off for 2 minutes. Then hit the brake pedal to turn the car back on. To reset the touchscreen, push down both buttons on the steering wheel. To re-pair my phone, go to Bluetooth on the touchscreen, forget my phone, and go to Settings > Bluetooth on my iPhone to forget the Tesla. Then re-pair the phone to the Tesla.
Robert831
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I tried a CD player with Bluetooth, and it would play 1 second and then disconnect - reconnect. I know everybody thinks CDs are stupid, but sometimes I'm excited and want to listen in the car before I rip it and fiddle with files. Video of trying to make it work.
I also have this same issue with my Android Phone Xiaomi Poco F1.
Latest Tesla software on both the the phone and the car (late-2021 MIC Model 3).
When I receive a call it connects/disconnects every 5 seconds.
This results in the call jumping from my phone to the car and back loosing half of the conversation in the process.
I can't believe Tesla, as a high-tech company, has such a lousy, low-quality Bluetooth implementation on their most popular cars.
This is obviously not the fault of a single phone model or Tesla software version but a broad issue coming from badly implemented Bluetooth functionality.
Latest Tesla software on both the the phone and the car (late-2021 MIC Model 3).
When I receive a call it connects/disconnects every 5 seconds.
This results in the call jumping from my phone to the car and back loosing half of the conversation in the process.
I can't believe Tesla, as a high-tech company, has such a lousy, low-quality Bluetooth implementation on their most popular cars.
This is obviously not the fault of a single phone model or Tesla software version but a broad issue coming from badly implemented Bluetooth functionality.
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