AMCDeac

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I have the Samsung Charge for my cell phone, through Verizon. It won't stay linked to blue tooth in my '08 G37S. Is anyone else having this problem? Apparently, it has something to do with "currently running services" under "applications" on the phone but I can't tell what to turn off and what to turn on. Hard re-set (removing and re-installing the battery) seems to work but is inconvenient.

Not a vehicle problem; the issue is with the Droid. Curious if anyone else is running into this problem with the same phone or with other.

tony_m_777

Instead of rebooting/pulling the battery in your phone, have you tried disabling (off) and then re-enabling (on) the bluetooth?

Gary Schleimer

I'm having the same trouble with my 2012. I'm using an iPhone 8plus. I'm sure it's not the phone, because my other cars have no trouble with the stream. It's only the Infinity.

projectpanda13

iTrader: (2)

I've been having this issue also in my 2010. Its happened to two of my phones, Iphone 6+ and 8+. It would automatically disconnect but reconnect. I've had my car for about 2 years now and this started about 6 months back maybe?

Latez

illusionaz

I have the same problem with my 2011 Journey Coupe and iPhone 8 plus. I believe it has something to do with the fact that there are different bluetooth versions and our cars run an older version that is not fully compatible. Just my thoughts on why it happens. Not sure if there is a fix other than getting a separate bluetooth controller. I ordered a nice strong USB cable to hook up and get a better sound quality that way (compared to bluetooth before it starts cutting out).

mlsalapong

in settings for the music app you’re using. iPhones. Turn everything off. Turn your phone off. Let your car search first then bluetooth your phone. Its probably the iphone upgrade.