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<blockquote data-quote="gcurtis2003chevy" data-source="post: 24217" data-attributes="member: 8965"><p>Found it.&nbsp; Been having this problem in my 2013 Buck LaCrosse since summer 2024.&nbsp; I have a pixel 7 pro.&nbsp; The pixel gave me issues with using 2 sets of Bose earbuds - I had trouble updating the firmware.&nbsp; I blamed it on wavelet (I use for EQ) at the time.&nbsp; Then the Buick started giving me that restart the app everyone I got in the car.&nbsp; Restarting the phone usually worked, but while driving that is a pain.&nbsp; Then the pairing started to disappear.&nbsp; When my wife was in the car her Samsung phone connected just fine.&nbsp; So did my son's pixel.&nbsp; I just loaded Android 15 and the problem is completely gone.&nbsp; If you are still experiencing this issue, turn Bluetooth off and connect with another phone to see if it still occurs.&nbsp; I was reluctant to wipe and reload my phone, but that probably would have worked, given that my son's pixel 7 worked fine.&nbsp; I was concerned it was the car at first and saw $2500 infotainment centers dancing before my eyes.&nbsp; A second solution besides phone wipe/reload is wait for Android 15. Third - I have an iFi Gryphon which plugs in via analog port.&nbsp; You can Bluetooth to that but I didn't work out phone calls.&nbsp; Hope some of this helps anyone else having this problem.&nbsp; I'm sure it was a corrupted BT stack that the replacement during Android 15 fixed.&nbsp; I think the 2013 Buick is running Windows Vista (saw that during a infotainment glitch).&nbsp; Other glitches suddenly transformed my system into a base model that had bass/treble only, no others features besides am/fm, so my original worry of it being an infotainment issue has some basis.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="gcurtis2003chevy, post: 24217, member: 8965"] Found it. Been having this problem in my 2013 Buck LaCrosse since summer 2024. I have a pixel 7 pro. The pixel gave me issues with using 2 sets of Bose earbuds - I had trouble updating the firmware. I blamed it on wavelet (I use for EQ) at the time. Then the Buick started giving me that restart the app everyone I got in the car. Restarting the phone usually worked, but while driving that is a pain. Then the pairing started to disappear. When my wife was in the car her Samsung phone connected just fine. So did my son's pixel. I just loaded Android 15 and the problem is completely gone. If you are still experiencing this issue, turn Bluetooth off and connect with another phone to see if it still occurs. I was reluctant to wipe and reload my phone, but that probably would have worked, given that my son's pixel 7 worked fine. I was concerned it was the car at first and saw $2500 infotainment centers dancing before my eyes. A second solution besides phone wipe/reload is wait for Android 15. Third - I have an iFi Gryphon which plugs in via analog port. You can Bluetooth to that but I didn't work out phone calls. Hope some of this helps anyone else having this problem. I'm sure it was a corrupted BT stack that the replacement during Android 15 fixed. I think the 2013 Buick is running Windows Vista (saw that during a infotainment glitch). Other glitches suddenly transformed my system into a base model that had bass/treble only, no others features besides am/fm, so my original worry of it being an infotainment issue has some basis. [/QUOTE]

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