Rocksandblues
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Tell that to Toyota; they are the ones who authored the Supra Connect FAQs.
Its also clear that with this BMW partnership, Toyota- especially dealers- may not be up to speed on all the Bavarian tricks....
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Tell that to Toyota; they are the ones who authored the Supra Connect FAQs.
It's in the trunk under the panel (where the battery is) just forward of the battery. I would be careful with how much you handicap the unit, I seem to remember @Guff had some issues with the car working correctly when the thing wasn't connected.So who knows where this internal modem/antenna is???
Has to be over air.
I have no supra or toyota apps on my phone. Had not even unlocked my doors since thanksgiving. Carplay was MIA 12/5
I have not driven again this week at all. so it may be back. Just really like to put tinfoil over this antenna or whatever.
-"I may be paranoid, but am I paranoid enough?"
YepI seem to remember @Guff had some issues with the car working correctly when the thing wasn't connected.
FYI Guff had also mentioned and took a picture of it in the link, i quoted.Pro tip: these contain a rechargeable, Li/Ion battery.
Yes, it is charged by the electrical system, for sure. I've seen more than a few of these go bad (throwing a code) over the last few years, most were 3-5 years old.Stupid question for you. Do you think/know if alternator and battery tender recharges this battery?
You're just wrong man. Some BMW owners were reporting outages at the same time that we were.Tell that to Toyota; they are the ones who authored the Supra Connect FAQs.
Looks like you took my reply to Tsar out of context. If you go back far enough you'd see my postings referring to the CarPlay outage being due to an issue with Toyota/BMW servers. In fact, I was the first one who said that when everyone was speculating about other causes.You're just wrong man. Some BMW owners were reporting outages at the same time that we were.
This has also happened in the past with BMW.
You stated it had nothing to do with OTA updates, which is absolutely wrong. It had everything to do with OTA updates, which has caused issues with BMW's CarPlay features more than once in the past.Looks like you took my reply to Tsar out of context. If you go back far enough you'd see my postings referring to the CarPlay outage being due to an issue with Toyota/BMW servers. In fact, I was the first one who said that when everyone was speculating about other causes.
Kudos to you for knowing exactly what happened.You stated it had nothing to do with OTA updates, which is absolutely wrong. It had everything to do with OTA updates, which has caused issues with BMW's CarPlay features more than once in the past.
Do you think someone entered each of our garages at night and turned off Carplay manually, and then re-entered and turned it back on manually? I don't understand why this is so difficult for you to grasp. ?‍Kudos to you for knowing exactly what happened.