My infotainment screen has reset itself three separate times on different occasions while driving. Has anyone had this issue?
I had to look up interlocutor - I have never heard that term used before lol.I was on a call via CarPlay today when suddenly I could no longer hear my interlocutor and the Infotainment screen suddenly went blank. A little while later, the startup warning message appeared and the "OK" button was grayed out, so it seems safe to assume that the Infotainment system crashed and rebooted.
Has this happened to anyone else?
I don't think it's the cable. I think the version of Android that they're using to run the Infotainment center is unstable, at least when it's running CarPlay.Here are some threads where CarPlay crashes are discussed in the 'Complaints' section of forum:
https://www.gen3insight.com/forum/290-honda-insight-user-interface/384-carplay-disconnecting.html
https://www.gen3insight.com/forum/2...forum/282-2019-honda-insight-complaints-issues-problems/2500-carplay-quits.html
https://www.gen3insight.com/forum/2.../forum/282-2019-honda-insight-complaints-issues-problems/426-carplay-issue.html
There isn't a definitive solution, but some of the suggestions offered in the threads include checking your cable and changing your iOS version.
Honda hasn't been responsive to consumer complaints on the infotainment system, and is now facing class action lawsuits for the Odyssey and Pilot (and potentially more Honda models to follow?). The second link below mentions that Honda acknowledged a "software-related" problem with the 2018 Odyssey, and is working on an over-the-air (OTA) update.I don't think it's the cable. I think the version of Android that they're using to run the Infotainment center is unstable, at least when it's running CarPlay.
Now that Honda is a software company, is there a way to report bugs? Otherwise, how will this get fixed?
You can report bugs/issues using the HondaLink app. Touch Support>Customer Support>Customer Feedback. I also found a phone number for Honda's In-Car Technology Support: (888) 528-7876.I don't think it's the cable. I think the version of Android that they're using to run the Infotainment center is unstable, at least when it's running CarPlay.
Now that Honda is a software company, is there a way to report bugs? Otherwise, how will this get fixed?
Funny you raise this question as my Honda service advisor just told me that my issues with my radio are caused by using an Apple phone. He claims I wouldn’t have those issues if I used an Android. He blames Apple for not releasing programming info so they can fix the bugs.Haven't had a crash in quite a while. I wonder if it crashes more with apple equipment hooked up than with Android. Anyone notice any trends?
I was on a call via CarPlay today when suddenly I could no longer hear my interlocutor and the Infotainment screen suddenly went blank. A little while later, the startup warning message appeared and the "OK" button was grayed out, so it seems safe to assume that the Infotainment system crashed and rebooted.
Has this happened to anyone else?
Have you ask them to check the condition of your 12v battery? Sounds odd but we recently received some reports of defective 12v batteries causing all sorts of weird issues with the car. Also check if they have a software update available for the car. Sounds unlikely the root cause is a defective infotainment screen after going through 4 replacements.YES! My Insight is on it's FOURTH nav/infotainment screen since I bought the car in Feb 2019. It began within a week of driving it off the lot. The screen repeatedly went black, crashed, rebooted itself, etc. I would lose all audio, even a phone call I was on. I had the car at the dealership no less than 7 times in a 6 month period trying to get the problem resolved. Since the original infotainment screen, they have replaced it three times. So far - about two months now - the fourth screen has been working. They first tried blaming my iPhone (not it), my lightening cable (I replaced it with no change to the problem), something I was doing to it, my female imagination, etc. Finally, I caught it on my dashcam by sticking the camera to the top of Yeti cup in my cup holder to record the screen while I drove. It only took a day before the screen crashed on video and they had to believe my story. They replaced my screen with a "temporary" one. I drove it for several weeks with no problem, so they changed it out with a "permanent" replacement. Well the "permanent" screen only worked for about a month before it started crashing too. My husband happened to be in my car with me on the 4th of July and I had forgotten my phone at home - a truly bizarre occurrance for me - when the screen went black from me turning on my right turn signal. He started recording with his cell phone and we caught nearly the whole incident on video. So the dealership installed a fourth nav/infotainment screen. This last time they claimed I had a bad "audio unit" behind the screen. But I wasn't even using any audio at the time - no radio, no Sirius, and I had left my phone at home. It was triggered by my turn signal, not anything to do with audio. I'm kind of holding my breath waiting for the fourth screen to go down in flames.
YES! My Insight is on it's FOURTH nav/infotainment screen since I bought the car in Feb 2019. [...] I'm kind of holding my breath waiting for the fourth screen to go down in flames.
Yes, Bluetooth is super reliable; I've had no issues to-date. Shouldn't 4 replacements already qualify for lemon law? @KLX4 what state are you in? The law/timeline varies by state and this is electrical vs mechanical... but seems like lemon laws should already apply.Android user here and I have had problems too. The system has gotten more stable and I haven't had a crash in many months now. Granted I don't use Android auto much, but I have started using Bluetooth a lot lately so I'll let you know what happens. I hope you are keeping all records on this problem and looking into your local lemon laws just in case your problem continues as bad as it is. Good luck.
The usb power cycle thing may in fact be part of the software reset process, and not an underlying electrical issue. Unfortunately we haven't been blessed with carte blanch access to the electrical schematics, but if you think about it from a computer perspective the usb controller is most likely integrated into the audio units processor board, so when the board resets, usb power should be suspended temporarily. If it were just a charging port, (just wired to power, and had no data capability) then I'd personally be more concerned if it cycled.This is "kind of, sort of" related.
I have a friend with a 2018 Accord Hybrid that has chronic infotainment screen restarts. So much so, that he is pursuing the lemon law for relief. He noticed that, when the infotainment screen resets, power for all USB cycles as well. This points to an underlying electrical issue and not simply the infotainment screen. Can anyone with an Insight say of their USB power cycles with the infotainment crashes? When this happens to my friend, he notes the "uptime" for the infotainment system resets as well. This points to a system reboot OR cycle of power to the unit itself. His unit has been replaced once already along with several other dealer reviews of the unit - to no avail.
During my first "electrical system freak-out" I dealt with this as well. It seems that there is some set amount of time before the systems will actually re-boot. It seems to be ~15 minutes minimum. Ask the dealer to check for any system updates (not for the audio unit, but the actual car). I know they updated my car in July and I haven't had any issues yet.Screen went black last week Tuesday night, Im driving home from work. I was making a lane change, flipped the right turn signal on and it went black. Music was still on but none of the buttons worked. Turned off the stereo turned it back on still black screen. When I get home I turned off the car then turned it on and the screen came back on.
screen didnt go dark on me until tonight. I was doing the same thing I was doing last Tuesday, driving home from work, flipped the right signal on and black screen again. exited the freeway with the screen still in black mode, stopped at a light, put the car in park, turned off the car and turned it back on the screen didnt turn on. I get home did the off on thing to the car and the screen comes back on. What gives? Going to take it into the dealer on day off.