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Well, it was a short lived experiment. By 9am Monday I had a confident answer that it's the head unit. I have an appointment with the dealer 1/30 to see what they can do.

I talked with UConnect and they got me squared away with a soft reset a couple days ago. They said only the dealer can do a hard reset. I haven't used it much in the last couple but I'll be focusing on it again this coming week to see if there's any change.

It worked with Carplay, until it didn't. I confirmed today that it's the head unit losing Bluetooth. Carplay worked all day long, but I tried to switch to just Bluetooth at one point and gave me the same messages as the Android. That solves that part of it. Now what to actually do about the...

I'll chime in... Big horn with 8.4 Nav and mine stays on XM or Radio where it was left, but not Bluetooth. Never tried a CD in my truck.

I tested this out with my work phone. Worked all day without dropping off of Bluetooth. I'm moving during the days so it was at least a couple of hours connected, off and on. On the flip side, I tried AA after work on my hour drive. A call came in, but connected to my watch. Immediately after...

Bluetooth 1.6, 1.5, 1.4 haven't helped. Codecs I haven't changed much. I've uninstalled AA and reinstalled it. I've reset the radio to the point it redownload maps and software drivers. It's not even always trying to be connected to AA. Bluetooth screws up. Sometimes if I'm hardwired with AA...

All good. I'm still trying to figure this out. It connects, sometimes. And when it does, 50% of the time it'll just loose Bluetooth signal in the middle of a call, or while it's just connected and not doing anything. Anywhere from 5 minutes or longer after connecting, typically. Then it's down...

I figured this out about a week ago but wanted to be sure before posting. I crawled under the truck and pushed not only the connectors (all tight) but also the wires attached to the connectors. Somewhere, I must have made a positive connection because I haven't had an issue since. There's one...

I haven't figured this out yet. I read on the Jeep forums that many times people bend a pin at the connector when they put their doors back on so I checked the connectors related to the front of the truck and didn't see anything bent. I focused on the front because I had repair work completed...

Yeah, I don't know that any of my 9 vehicles have cleared much of anything. It's too stiff of a rubber material

Driving around this morning I noticed this actually says Autopark Disabled prior to the auto start stop message.

While I don't remember brands, I had one that had two solid dowels on the end that kept it flat to the windshield. I like that ok. I have a soft cheapo, like tent material, now from Amazon. Literally as cheap as I could get it 3 years ago. It's still going and I use fairly frequently.

Long story short I had to take my truck to get the front end repaired after being backed into. Collision center gives it back to me and the first night I have it, the passenger headlight gets condensation in it. I also started getting an error message for Auto/Start Disabled. It happens randomly...

I've been having the chime come on and off for autopark disabled for a couple of weeks. It typically happens during normal driving. I haven't found a solution yet. I need to get the battery tested, but haven't had time. Sometimes those cause weird electrical grimlins. Edit: just to give this...

From my research, .5" spacer is just a plate that uses the existing 3 bolts on the strut. The 1.5" is the next level because they switch to 3 bolts on the spacer itself. 1" lift would leave the strut bolts too short for a plate but too long if adding spacer with bolts attached. Thus, it's .5" or...

My son ate my s20 and I might just get the screen repaired and sell the 22 for a loss... They've always been great until now.

S22 is terrible. It's probably just as much about the phone as it is Uconnect, but after pairing and failing intermittently ever since I bought the phone, it finally just gave up and neither device recognize each other. It's been this way for a couple of months. All other Bluetooth phones work...

Were these wires already there? Or part of a new harness? What is the trim level on your truck? Have level 1 or we level 2 equipment package? Fuse 60 in the interior power distribution panel (under steering column) is, I believe, the fuse for the inverter. I've got a fuse in it, but no...

This is what I ended up doing. I bought a round cig outlet, drilled it in the same spot as you show inside the console. Works fine, except when kids need to plug in at the back seats.