friedrichdavis45

Integra Bluetooth Pairing Issue

Having a weird issue with my 2022 Honda Integra hybrid. It's got about 140,000 km on the clock. Lately, I can't get my smartphone to connect to the car's system. It just refuses to pair. The infotainment system is throwing an error, which I scanned and it's stored in the error memory. I've tried everything - different cables, restarting my phone, deleting and reinstalling the Honda app, even resetting the car's system to factory settings! Nothing seems to work. Any ideas? It's driving me nuts!

A 2022 Honda Integra hybrid with 140,000 km is experiencing a Bluetooth pairing issue with a smartphone, resulting in an error stored in the infotainment system's memory. The problem is likely due to a glitch in the head unit's Bluetooth module, possibly triggered by incorrect device pairing. Suggested solutions include checking for software updates or visiting a workshop for a proper diagnosis. Ultimately, the issue was resolved by reflashing the infotainment system, confirming the Bluetooth module glitch.

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Sounds like a glitch in the head unit's Bluetooth module. Incorrect pairing with the end device can trigger that. Have you checked for any new software for the infotainment system? Sometimes a firmware refresh can resolve these connectivity issues. When you say error memory, is it a generic error or something specific to the telematics or electrical faults?

Thanks for the quick reply! I did check, and the system says it's running the latest version. As for the error, I scanned it with a generic OBD2 scanner, and it gave me a code related to 'communication error with external device'. I'm not super tech-savvy, so I don't know if that points to a specific module. Should I be looking for something more specific, like a drivetrain issue or electrical fault in the transmission?

Given the generic OBD2 scanner and the error code, it's hard to pinpoint the exact source. The communication error suggests a problem with the electrical system, but it's unlikely to be related to the drivetrain or transmission directly. If you've exhausted the basic troubleshooting steps, the next step should be visiting a workshop, as they have the proper equipment to read any codes or electrical faults and diagnose the issue correctly.

Okay, thanks a lot for the advice! I took it to the shop, and you were right - it was a glitch related to the infotainment system's Bluetooth module due to incorrect device pairing. They reflashed the system. Cost me 45€, but at least it's working again! Thanks again for pointing me in the right direction.

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