[a4anurag]

Originally Posted by renjuraju

I am using a OnePlus 6

I have Android auto in my OEM HU and I used to face the same issue with my OnePlus 3T connected using the original Type-C cable.

Bought another Type-C cable from Amazon and voila, issue resolved!

[autotranny]

Originally Posted by a4anurag

I have Android auto in my OEM HU and I used to face the same issue with my OnePlus 3T connected using the original Type-C cable.

Bought another Type-C cable from Amazon and voila, issue resolved!

Hi Anurag, would you have any recommendations for getting this set up in Hyderabad. I'm not a DIY guy at all. Also, I'm unable to get this exact face plate on Aliexpress. Any links?

[a4anurag]

Originally Posted by autotranny

Hi Anurag, would you have any recommendations for getting this set up in Hyderabad. I'm not a DIY guy at all. Also, I'm unable to get this exact face plate on Aliexpress. Any links?

What is that you are looking for?

Do you want to install this HU in your car?

PS: Have sent you a PM.

[Reinhard]

Originally Posted by renjuraju

I am using a OnePlus 6

Originally Posted by a4anurag

I have Android auto in my OEM HU and I used to face the same issue with my OnePlus 3T connected using the original Type-C cable.
Bought another Type-C cable from Amazon and voila, issue resolved!

If changing the cable does not help - check the "Power/Battery Optimizations" or similar settings in your phones (This is applicable for all Android phones and not just 1+).

Disable optimization for Android Auto as well as ALL the applications that you have enabled to work with Android Auto. Including even calendar etc.
I had this issue in my SONY AX5000 in previous car as well as in my Nexon's stock HU. In both cases - it was disabling the battery optimizations on phone that resolved it convincingly.

[Tojo_GotBhp]

Hello all,

I am looking at replacing the OEM AVN unit in our Hyundai Fluidic Verna with an aftermarket unit. Requirements include basic essentials like USB port, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth, okay to miss out on AUX connectivity as I've rarely used it till date.

I guess the aftermarket units like Sony or Pioneer would have larger output than the OEM unit, would pairing them with the stock speakers cause any issues in the long term as I only intend to upgrade the HU and not the stock speakers.

The car comes equipped with 4 speakers and 2 tweeters, would the tweeters still be functional after the upgrade or just be dummy (asking as the specification mention a 4*55W output).

Apologies for few very naive questions as self is a complete newbie in the audio field!

Any suggestions for competent audio installer in Chennai would be appreciated. The only shop I've experience personally is Sri Radio Ware, Anna Nagar and it was about 10 years ago when installing a Kenwood stereo for our Ritz.

Thank you all!

[ramvarvish]

Hello All,

I'm revisiting this thread after a couple of years, though my question is the same. My 3 year old Honda City's (2018) in-built music system has gone corrupt (I wasn't happy initially itself) and I would like to replace it with an after market unit now. Below are my main requirements,

- Android Auto & Apple Car Play (Must Have)
- Bluetooth (Must Have)
- USB Port (Must Have)
- AUX (Not mandatory)

In case any of the Honda City owners have done the same, please let me know. I believe the systems like Sony & Pioneer would cost around 15K.

My 2 year extended warranty is still ON, though I believe this should not nullify it.

Thanks a lot!!

I'm based out of Hyderabad and if any of you have done it at Hyderabad, please provide me more details.