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Anyone have this issue? I have tried restarting me phone and messing with settings in the phone but I cant get it to link up. Phone connects through Bluetooth no problem and also it will read my incoming texts to me but wont send any back out like the default messages. I have a feeling its apple being apple, but maybe its me. Any insight? Thanks in advance.

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That's annoying, stupid apple products. I wonder if I connect via USB if the maps would work. When the phone is connected via Bluetooth and I turn on maps its just silent which defeats the purpose. Thanks for the reply.

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That's annoying, stupid apple products. I wonder if I connect via USB if the maps would work. When the phone is connected via Bluetooth and I turn on maps its just silent which defeats the purpose. Thanks for the reply.

 

Apple Maps sucks anyways. Use Google Maps, there is a feature that allows the Google Map voice directions to interrupt the radio and read off directions. Pretty snazzy.

 

In order for the Pandora MyLink app to work , you need to plug in your iPhone with a usb. Alternatively, you can stream Bluetooth Pandora from your iPhone, just not via the MyLink Pandora app. Just hit the media button on your dash until you get to the Bluetooth source, and the audio should come thru.

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Apple Maps sucks anyways. Use Google Maps, there is a feature that allows the Google Map voice directions to interrupt the radio and read off directions. Pretty snazzy.

 

In order for the Pandora MyLink app to work , you need to plug in your iPhone with a usb. Alternatively, you can stream Bluetooth Pandora from your iPhone, just not via the MyLink Pandora app. Just hit the media button on your dash until you get to the Bluetooth source, and the audio should come thru.

 

Sweet! Thank you. Ill be downloading google maps and Im going to try that Bluetooth source thing when I get home.

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Thanks for the heads up, I used Bluetooth with Pandora this morning on my way to work and I downloaded google maps, still have to try that out.

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I noticed my Pandora doesn't work anymore even when its plugged in with an Apple cord. Before it didn't work with a off brand cord then I used the Apple cord and it worked no problem. Haven'y used the Pandora app for couple months then tried last week and it will not work I think it has something to do with the last IOS update.

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I noticed my Pandora doesn't work anymore even when its plugged in with an Apple cord. Before it didn't work with a off brand cord then I used the Apple cord and it worked no problem. Haven'y used the Pandora app for couple months then tried last week and it will not work I think it has something to do with the last IOS update.

 

My MyLink Pandora app stopped working when my OnStar trial expired. I believe I read its part of the OnStar plan when I looked into it. So as was stated earlier, I just sync Bluetooth and stream through my iPhone Pandora app. No issues at all.

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I use Waze which is what Google Maps uses for traffic. It's voice prompts go over Bluetooth.

 

I'm sure you can get Pandora to work over Bluetooth; you just may not be able to see it on the infotainment screen.

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Interesting. I have a Samsung GS5 and the pandora app on mylink works great for me through bluetooth.

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I had a 2015, I'm an android user, Pandora worked flawless for me either thru bluetooth or usb.

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At least you guys have Pandora. In Canada not an option, not even on the app screen on the truck

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At least you guys have Pandora. In Canada not an option, not even on the app screen on the truck

 

You can still bluetooth stream pandora from your phone tho. Make sure your phone is connected via bluetooth, then turn on Pandora on your phone, and press the "media" button on your radio until it gets to bluetooth. Them music should come through.

 

You really aren't missing much with the built in "app." Basically all it gives is album artwork and a thumbs up/down button on the 8" screen. Big whoop.

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