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• maxh

  ✭✭✭  /  July 2018

  I had exactly the same with Ford Sync 1. I contacted Nokia support, the gave me the BT specs from the phone to compare with the BT of the car. Unfortunately i didn't know those specs. I bought a new car with Sync 3. Until now I had the issue once that when I came back to the car that BT did connect, but no cell service. Today I will go to a underground parking and test it with the 2.22E patch (TA-1043).

  That's the only problem I have with the phone. Overall very happy with it.  

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• maxh

  ✭✭✭  /  July 2018

  Just tested the BT cell service. Didn't work. After returning to to car, connection is made. After leaving the parking cell service is not connecting. No strength signal is displayed on the car screen although cell service on the phone is correct. Outgoing call not possible, incoming call is working.  

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• maxh

  ✭✭✭  /  July 2018

  (Temporarily I hope, HMD!!) Workaround is disconnect/connect phone on car screen.

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• xyzzy

  ✭✭  /  July 2018

  Thanks for the input MaxH.  So it looks like the issue is wider spread than just the Toyotas.  I too use the disconnect/reconnect trick to get the phone back, though it is not easy to do on a winding canyon road.  Hopefully they will fix this issue soon.
  

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• bairdwc

  ✭  /  November 2018

  I have the same issue with my new Mercedes GLE.  My Samsung Galaxy 9 does not have the same issue although the Samsung camera will drive you nuts.
  
  

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• bairdwc

  ✭  /  November 2018

  maxh said:

  (Temporarily I hope, HMD!!) Workaround is disconnect/connect.

  Mine is a 7.1.  I had the same issue with my 6.1  Restarting the phone is not the way to fix the problem.  I have AT&T.

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• Bob Patterson

  ✭✭  /  November 2018

  Similar issue with my Lexus, always shows no signal but phone streams fine and calls and texts work fine. Lexus Enform was recently updated.  Didn't notice before, so it might have occurred with Android 9 update.

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• xyzzy

  ✭✭  /  November 2018

  Looks like the new forum lost some of the comments on this thread.  I had hoped the update to Android 9 would solve this problem, but it continues.  Early impression is that it seems to be less likely to happen in brief sections of no service, but it still happens when going through a larger section of no service.  I will need to investigate more thoroughly to be sure.
  

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• leapfrog

  ✭  /  November 2018 edited November 2018

  +1, Lexus IS350 - new Nokia 6.1 Android 9.  Upon initial connection the vehicle's signal strength indicator shows correctly, after 15-30 seconds it turns to "No Signal", although you can still place outgoing calls.  Do not have this problem with other phones including iPhones (several), Moto G3, G6, and Samsung Galaxy 8.  This is a "must have" feature since I travel into spotty areas and need to know the signal strength rather than just repetitively trying outbound calls to see if they will work.  Will have to return the phone if this isn't fixed by the end of the Amazon return period.

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• bairdwc

  ✭  /  November 2018

  I forgot to add that my 6.1 and 7.1 has the same problem on my 2018 MB GLE and my wife's 2016 MB E400.  I have a hanger queen 2007 CL600 which I cannot pair at all although my Samsung did pair after 5 or 6 tries.  I wonder if it's something due to the Android One OS?
  
  

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• Aurélien Van Laere

  ✭  /  November 2018

  I have exactly the same problem with my car (Audi A1). Never had the problem with my older phones. Moreover, I can't access my recent call logs... Does someone have an idea about fixing this?

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• maxh

  ✭✭✭  /  November 2018

  Update on my first reply;
  1) new car, Ford Fiesta 2018 Sync 3. Same problem on Android 8.1 Oreo.
  2) Android 9 Pie. Problem seems to be a little different. Signal indicator disappears now during driving (previous only after disconnecting/connecting when parking/leaving an underground parking). 
  But, need to do more testing, it looks like out- and inbound calls still work.

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• Timo Anttila

  ✭✭  /  December 2018

  Maybe i find some help for this.

  
  

  Settings >> Apps&Notifications >> See all apps >> Three dots in the upper right corner >> Show system >> org.codeaurora.bluetooth >> Storage >> Clear data and cache

  
  

  I think this is now fix something in this bluetooth connection with my car(Skoda octavia+Columbus audio). I'm not 100% sure is this working now correctly, but it is better now.
  

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• maxh

  ✭✭✭  /  December 2018

  Thx Timo, will try.

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• cri347

  ✭✭✭  /  December 2018

  Same problem here: Nokia 8 (TA-1004) with a FCA UConnect. The problem is still here with Android 9 Beta.
  When appears the no signal icon I can't make outcoming calls from the UConnect. When there is an incoming call, the UConnect rings, but I can't answer from it, I must take the phone for answer the call. In both cases the audio of the call is transmitted via UConnect. The problem is to answer or make a call.
  I will try the workaround of @Timo Anttila.

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• j63

  ✭  /  December 2018 edited December 2018

  I bought two Nokia 6.1 phones to replace a Nexus 5X and Moto G and they both had the problem, except that I did not have to go out of a service area to see "no service" on my car. While in this state I could make and receive calls using the phone but not with the car controls.  A work around was to turn off Bluetooth on the car, then re-enable it.  I returned the phones but if an acceptable resolution is available soon, I will likely buy them again.  I have AT&T for phone service.

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• user662

  ✭✭  /  January 12

  Timo Anttila said:

  Maybe i find some help for this.

  
  

  Settings >> Apps&Notifications >> See all apps >> Three dots in the upper right corner >> Show system >> org.codeaurora.bluetooth >> Storage >> Clear data and cache

  
  

  I think this is now fix something in this bluetooth connection with my car(Skoda octavia+Columbus audio). I'm not 100% sure is this working now correctly, but it is better now.
  

  I have had the same problem in my MB and Nokia 8. Now I have android 9 (Pie) and the problem persists - may be even worse.
  Clearing data in cashes helps temperary - sometimes. I have asked help from Nokia support several times - no help. The same issue also in my Peugeot. So the problem is not in the car facility but in the phone/android.
  Does anyone have some further info how to fix this "permanent" issue?

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• maxh

  ✭✭✭  /  January 14

  Workarounds won't help. Tried them all, finally a complete hardware reset. Still no signal on the car display (New Ford Sync 3, latest version). Also previous car (Sync 1) same problem. In tree years with Samsung phone no problem, not one misser.
  Definitely a Nokia 6.1 problem!! 

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• xyzzy

  ✭✭  /  January 14

  Also agree that there appears to be no "fix".  Tried many things with no permanent success.  After months of using Android 9, my conclusion is the problem is worse than it was with 8.1 (I have No Service more often than before). 
  

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• maxh

  ✭✭✭  /  January 14

  True, same experience. With 8.1 I had the issue only after parking in a underground garage. With Android 9 also when entering the car in frond of the house. Reaction on Nokia support was that I had to check the car's Bluetooth. Well Nokia, it's not the car but the phone.

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• Timo Anttila

  ✭✭  /  January 16

  Yep. my previous "codeaurora" fix is not solved problem for my phone either. It working fine some days after that reset, but then bug is coming back. Android Pie is getting this matter even worse.  Same problex exist our new car bran new Volvo infotainment as well. There seems to be some kind of general bug of many Nokia models with bluetooth connection in car infotainments, it's so sad they not seems to make any effects to fix that.  Signal info missing is stupid problem, but with that you can live. I reclaim also bad quality of voice, (loud backround noise) this is worse problem, and seems that my Nokia is going to recycling very soon.   
  

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• user1521849075110

  ✭✭  /  January 17

  maxh said:

  Reaction on Nokia support was that I had to check the car's Bluetooth. Well Nokia, it's not the car but the phone.

  Absolutely 👍 I've had my Nokia 8.1 a grand total of four days and though Bluetooth media will work in both my company and personal vehicle, phone call audio will not!
  
  Come on Nokia, we your consumers need a fix asap

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• maxh

  ✭✭✭  /  January 17

  HMD need more focus on their firmware/software instead of releasing every few weeks a new model. Besides that, it's frustrating that every half year the model you bought is replaced by the x.1, x1 plus, x.2 etc.

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• user662

  ✭✭  /  January 29

  Hi. Has somebody any light to this issue? Now in android 9 the "no service" is present 99% of time. Nokia seems to be totally nonchalant to fix this bug.

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• Timo Anttila

  ✭✭  /  February 1

  i have some light. Samsung release S10 soon, and i hope S9 price will be drop after that. I have lost my hope to get this fixed by HMD.
  

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• user662

  ✭✭  /  February 5

  Hopefully Nokia/HMD reads your comment. I suspect that Nokia people does not even read these discussions. Thanks for that hint.

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• Bogdan Maciuca

  ✭✭  /  February 28

  Hi, I had the same issue with a Ford sync and 7 plus phone. No fix with uninstall updates, clear cache, force stop of phone app. No fix with graphic test and safe mode. I came from a Huawei device and first use of 7 plus was with restore of phone settings. 
  The fix was factory reset and no restore of phone settings. I hope will work for you also.

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• Filip cauwel

  ✭✭  /  March 3

  Bogdan Maciuca said:

  Hi, I had the same issue with a Ford sync and 7 plus phone. No fix with uninstall updates, clear cache, force stop of phone app. No fix with graphic test and safe mode. I came from a Huawei device and first use of 7 plus was with restore of phone settings. 
  The fix was factory reset and no restore of phone settings. I hope will work for you also.

  will try this option on a 7plus ive reset this phone more than all my older phones together......

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• xyzzy

  ✭✭  /  March 3

  I did not restore my phone settings when I set up my phone, similarly after a factory reset.  I have this problem.  In fact the problem seems to be getting worse.  Just a few days ago I had to disconnect and reconnect bluetooth 3 times in a row before I could make a phone call.  This was in a strong signal area.  Time to look for a phone brand that works.
  

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• Islehopper

  ✭✭  /  March 3

  Strange, no such voice issues with '17 mustang GT with latest sync3 update 3 (mint) or Audi Q5 (Taiwan Telecom). Both systems using Android Auto connected via USB.

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