Hi,
I found that by going to Bluetooth, viewing the Bluetooth devices, and going to detail view for the car connection, the phone connection is turned on, but the audio is turned off. When I turn it on, it immediately turns off again. I turn it back on, and it immediately turns off. I have to do that 3 or 4 times before it stays on. However, by the time I win the on/off battle, the Bluetooth scan that the car is doing times out and I have to turn off the key and restart the car to get the Bluetooth scan to work again. The only way I can get it to work, somewhat consistently, is to have the audio playing on the phone, then start the engine, set the car radio control to Auxiliary, and while the car is scanning for a Bluetooth connection I have to quickly go the Bluetooth settings, details for the device and then turn the audio on, it turns itself on, I turn it back on, it turns itself off, I turn it back on and usually the third time I turn it back on, the audio connects. I have to do this every time I start the car. It no longer connects automatically. I have a 2010 Mazda 3, so that's long before Android was built into the cars. Bluetooth is an auxiliary function of the car's audio system. It's just simple Bluetooth that use to work great, and now it doesn't. Shame on you Samsung!!!
