Over the past few weeks - every so often while I'm driving and listening to XM or whatever- my radio randomly switches on my ipod without me prompting it to do so. Has anyone else had this issue?

 

I have had the exact same problem for the last week or two myself. So annoying, every two seconds it will cut off and say not connected, then ill switch to another setting and then the ipod will come back on, what can we do about this?

 

I think that it may be the cable or connector weakening. I was able to duplicate the problem by wriggling the cable vigorously. I may look into acquiring a new cable to see if that address the problem.

 

I knw that ther ewas a TSB for this type of issue somewhere:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/tsb-tec...-bulletins-12/

I'm not sure if the two issues are related- my ipod will disconnect randomly just the same as it will cut on randomly. It's annoying. I am going to presen tthis TSB to the dealer and hope that it fixes the problem.

 

Check my old thread.

https://www.myg37.com/forums/audio-v...sport-wtf.html

I had the same issue. Towbin Infiniti here in Vegas was of no use. After going back and forth quite a few times I decided to take matters into my own hands and play around with different iPhones. Turns out my iPhone had problems.

Still don't know if it was because I dropped my iPhone... never had problems charging or connecting to the computer, but I needed a different iPhone. Now all's well. Hope that helps.

 

Thanks for the info Ryuken09. That's very helpful

 

Update: I reflashed my phone and the issue went away.

 

Congrats

 

Glad all you needed was a refresh, though if your phone was banged up like mine, a new phone would have been even sweeter :P

 

update two... problem persisted after a couple of days. I obtained a new cable from Infiniti. It's been a couple of months now without any issues.

 

I'd check to see if the phone "sleeps" after you turn off the ignition. If it stays up / on the menu, the battery will go dead in time. Then, when the battery gets a bit of a charge while driving, it will come back to life and your audio will play it, without selecting it. iPods not sleeping or shuting down is a common problem. Some do some don't I'm trying to find a solution via another thread.
.... If you have a newer, USB charged iPod or iPhone, I think all you'll need to do is add an adaptor to the factory cable to charge it.