iPod/USB troubles
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iPod/USB troubles
My three week old, 2016 vette gives me great concerns. If any of the usb ports ever support my ipod nano, to say it is sporadic would be an understatement. A crackling noise when one does work, skipping songs, playing the same song over and over, freezing etc. etc. The dealer says there is NO FIX at this time. Really? I don't use bluetooth, onstar, navigation, I just want to play MY music. Without getting my tech smart nephew involved...any way to get around this? HELP!
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From: Northern Virginia
I've used a 4th gen Nano without any issues like you describe, so I wouldn't call what you're experiencing normal. Is there another dealer you can take it to and get a second opinion?
If that doesn't work, or there's no other reasonably convenient dealer, you might want to reach out to Chevy Customer Care, here on the forum, by PM.
Another option, although it might require your nephew, is to forget the ipod completely and put all your music on a USB thumbdrive.
If that doesn't work, or there's no other reasonably convenient dealer, you might want to reach out to Chevy Customer Care, here on the forum, by PM.
Another option, although it might require your nephew, is to forget the ipod completely and put all your music on a USB thumbdrive.
Last edited by meyerweb; Jan 1, 2016 at 03:07 PM.
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From: cookeville tennessee
I've used a 4th gen Nano without any issues like you describe, so I wouldn't call what you're experiencing normal. Is there another dealer you can take it to and get a second opinion?
If that doesn't work, or there's no other reasonably convenient dealer, you might want to reach out to Chevy Customer Care, here on the forum, by PM.
Another option, although it might require your nephew, is to forget the ipod completely and put all your music on a USB thumbdrive.
If that doesn't work, or there's no other reasonably convenient dealer, you might want to reach out to Chevy Customer Care, here on the forum, by PM.
Another option, although it might require your nephew, is to forget the ipod completely and put all your music on a USB thumbdrive.
I have to take my car about 75 miles to a dealer in Nashville to get it worked on due to this problem.
