Tommy Wade

I disabled Bluetooth on my way to work today and it worked. I'm not ready to call it fixed, but I am definitely hopeful and it's a great start. Something interesting did happen with my phone though. With Bluetooth and Wifi off my phone is able to communicate with my watch still. That is either weird or I'm learning something new. LOL

I may give that a shot. It could do that trick. GrumpAeroGuy, I apologize I did not see your response until just now. That was my hope at first, but I think tried about 15 different cables over the years with the same result.

I may have misspoke above the bluetooth typically runs flawlessly, it's just the wired connection that continuously goes in and out. Does it with different cars, different phones, and different cables. So originally, I figured it had to be the truck or chevy in general.

Iphone 11I reset it usually once every week or two

Looks like 14.4.2

Possibly Iphones in general, but between the two vehicles I've probably had 6 different phones...all iPhones though

I'm sure this topic is out here, but I couldnt find it. I currently own a 2016 Silverado LTZ Z71 and before this I had a 2010 Camaro and both had this issue. I typically plug my phone into the truck so I can access GPS apps on my phone, listen to music, and charge the thing at the same time. Most of the time it works well enough, but so many times I'll be driving along talking on the phone or listening to music and the phone will disconnect saying "USB not connected" or something. This plays hell with phone calls as I now have to physically unplug the phone from the truck and change the phone audio back to the truck using Bluetooth...all very safe to be doing while driving. I am not able to plug it back in because for some reasons the phone will not reconnect at this time. I have to hang up the call to do this. On rare occasion( has happened 3 times in 3 years) my entire console screen will just go black and come back up a minute or so later. I don't know if this could be related or if it is it's own issue. Has anyone found out why Chevy's tend to do this or even the more elusive unicorn here...a way to fix it?