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1. Using a Wired to Wireless Android Auto Adapter

Unlike in the US market, UK Corvettes do not come with Wireless Carplay as standard. I found a great little adapter on eBay (no longer available, but there are similar devices) that plugs into a USB port in the central console, is set-up via your phone's Wi-Fi, then connects to the car via Bluetooth providing Android Auto wirelessly.


As soon as connected it worked well to provide navigation, music and other apps, such as WhatsApp, but when I tried to use it for 'phone calls, I found it reporting "no Bluetooth connection" and the calls were not connected to the car's audio. Eventually, I found that enabling Bluetooth Tethering on the 'phone resolved this problem, and now all 'phone features work wirelessly. 


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