Android Auto on Chevy MyLink: Connecting Android Auto to your Chevrolet MyLink system requires a compatible Android device (6.0 or later), the Android Auto app, and either a USB connection or Bluetooth pairing. The process involves enabling Bluetooth on your phone, pairing it with your MyLink system, and following the setup prompts to enjoy hands-free calls, navigation, and music streaming while driving safely.
Are you tired of disconnected drives and tech frustrations? What if your Chevrolet MyLink could become your ultimate digital companion on the road?
Connecting your Android device to your Chevy MyLink system makes driving better. It turns your car into a tech hub. Modern drivers want tech that keeps them connected, entertained, and safe.
Whether you drive a Silverado, Equinox, or Traverse, our guide will help. You'll learn how to get Android Auto working on your MyLink system. You'll be able to make hands-free calls, stream music, and get directions without looking away from the road.
At Northcutt Chevrolet, we believe tech should make driving better, not harder. Our easy steps will show you how to get Android Auto on your Chevy MyLink. This will make every drive more fun and connected.
Ready to master your Chevrolet MyLink Android integration? Let's dive in and simplify your tech connection!
Setting Up Bluetooth Connection for Android Auto
Connecting your Android phone to Chevy MyLink is easy. It lets you use Android Auto smoothly. This guide will show you how to connect your phone and set it up right.
Before you start, make sure you have these things:
- An Android smartphone
- Your Chevy vehicle with MyLink system
- A stable Bluetooth connection
Enabling Bluetooth on Your Android Device
To start, turn on Bluetooth on your Android device. Here's how:
- Open your phone's Settings app
- Tap on the Bluetooth option
- Toggle the Bluetooth switch to ON
- Make sure your device is discoverable
Pairing Your Phone with Chevy MyLink System
Now, pair your device with MyLink:
- Start your Chevy vehicle and keep it in Park
- Press the Phone icon on the MyLink touchscreen
- Select "Add Phone" or "Pair Device"
- On your phone, pick your Chevy vehicle from the list
- Make sure the PIN code is the same on both screens
- Confirm pairing and accept the connection
Troubleshooting Common Bluetooth Connection Issues
For common problems, try these fixes:
| Issue | Solution |
|---|---|
| Phone not connecting | Restart Bluetooth on both devices |
| Inconsistent connection | Delete existing pairing and reconnect |
| System unresponsive | Reset MyLink by holding Home and Fast Forward buttons |
If problems keep happening, call your local Chevy service center for help.
How Do I Get Android Auto on My Chevy MyLink
Getting Android Auto on your Chevy MyLink is simple. The compatibility depends on your car's model and year. Some cars connect wirelessly, while others need a USB cable.
To install Android Auto on MyLink, follow these steps:
- Check if your car's system is compatible
- Make sure your phone has Android 6.0 or later
- Download the Android Auto app from Google Play Store
- Connect your phone to the car's USB port or via Bluetooth
Upgrading MyLink for Android Auto usually means a software update. Check your car's settings menu to see if updates are available. These updates might add Android Auto support.
For a smooth update, keep these tips in mind:
- Keep your phone's OS up to date
- Use an official USB cable for wired connections
- Make sure Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are on
- Restart both your phone and car's system if you have trouble
If you still have problems, visit our dealership at 3201 W Owen K Garriott Rd in Enid, OK. Our experts can help you set up Android Auto with your Chevy MyLink system.
Conclusion
Connecting your Android to Chevy MyLink might seem hard at first. But our guide makes it easy. You now know how to use Bluetooth, pair your phone, and fix any issues. These tools make driving better by adding to your entertainment and communication.
At Northcutt Chevrolet, we know tech can be scary. Our team is here to help you every step of the way. Chevy MyLink and Android Auto offer great features for today's drivers. They help with calls, music, and directions.
Want to learn more? Come to our dealership at 3201 W Owen K Garriott Rd in Enid, Oklahoma. Or call us at (800) 934-8168. Our team can show you how to use these features. This way, you can enjoy safe, connected driving.
Your journey to better in-car tech starts at Northcutt Chevrolet. We make complex tech simple and fun for driving.
FAQ
Is Android Auto compatible with all Chevrolet MyLink systems?
Android Auto works with some Chevrolet MyLink systems, but not all. Newer models usually support it, while older ones might need a software update. To check if your car supports Android Auto, visit Northcutt Chevrolet or look up your car's specs.
Do I need a special cable to use Android Auto?
For wired Android Auto, use a good USB cable, like the one with your phone. Some Chevys support wireless Android Auto, connecting via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. The type of connection depends on your car's model and year.
What should I do if Android Auto isn't working on my Chevy MyLink?
First, make sure your phone and car's system are up to date. Ensure Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are on, and use the right USB cable. If it still doesn't work, restart your phone and car, or call Northcutt Chevrolet for help.
Can I use Android Auto with any Android phone?
Android Auto works with most Android phones from 2016 or later. But, older phones or those with low power might have trouble. Check your phone's specs to see if it's compatible with Android Auto.
What features can I use with Android Auto?
Android Auto lets you use Google Maps, make hands-free calls, send messages, stream music, and more. You can navigate, talk, and control music safely while driving, all through your car's screen.