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12 minutes ago, Chad Nelson said:

I read you lose steering wheel controls if you have this.  If that is true, why would anyone buy this?

No not true all my steering controls work perfectly. 

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If possible, could all of you put the make and model and year of your trucks?

    Thanks, Jerry

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17 minutes ago, Fuelie said:

Im curious if there is a way to update these units if your truck or phone won't connect to it?

Tom

Hmmm I wonder if you can hook it up to a computer then go to the website in the instructions it might work for updating. 

Posted
9 minutes ago, Lyons00 said:

If possible, could all of you put the make and model and year of your trucks?

    Thanks, Jerry

I’m in a 2020 GMC 3500HD Denali 

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GMC 2020 Sierra 3500HD

I received the device today, got it connected and...it kinda worked. It told me to connect it up via wire but it still connected wirelessly and started playing music from my iPhone. I could not access the CarPlay interface but again the music was playing. 

I updated the firmware and no change. Now, with about 10 attempts to re-add my iPhone to the device via bluetooth, I got the CarPlay screen to show up, once. After that it went back to the old behavior of playing music but no CarPlay interface to use.

I don’t have steering wheel Siri control while using this device like when it’s connected via lighting cable.

 

I will reach out to the support folks in hopes of getting some assistance but based on this thread my expectations are low.

Posted

maybe first get the radio to forget the bluetooth/carplay connections to your phone, then try setting up the carplay2air device again?

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On 8/10/2020 at 12:42 PM, mx_master said:

I’m in a 2020 GMC 3500HD Denali 

2020 GMC3500HD Denali as well 

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I got mine last week. Works great in my 18 Camaro. It Doesn’t always connect in my truck. I’ll play with it more going forward


Ryan B.

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On 8/6/2020 at 1:00 PM, Pappy58 said:

This is what happens when you buy crap from China!? ?

 

You have a link for the American-made option?

Posted (edited)
18 hours ago, tobias said:

You have a link for the American-made option?

The Great One has returned!  :D

 

 

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For anyone interested...

I asked C2airplay if it would work on my 20 Silverado 2500. They told me if my truck had  “C Port” in the console, then it would not work. 
I confirmed I had C Port, but ALSO had regular hdmi port. They responded that it would still not work. Apparently the mere presence of the C Port makes it incompatible right now. I don’t know why, but that’s what they said. 
 

So anyone who has LTZ or HC, probably has issues with it. Hope this helps. 

Posted
21 minutes ago, Dodgersfan said:

For anyone interested...

I asked C2airplay if it would work on my 20 Silverado 2500. They told me if my truck had  “C Port” in the console, then it would not work. 
I confirmed I had C Port, but ALSO had regular hdmi port. They responded that it would still not work. Apparently the mere presence of the C Port makes it incompatible right now. I don’t know why, but that’s what they said. 
 

So anyone who has LTZ or HC, probably has issues with it. Hope this helps. 

Interesting as they still sell them and advertise that they work when they do not work, then they want me to pay shipping back to China and pay a 25% restocking fee, bunch of BS!

 

 

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