Switch Phones on Wireless Android Auto
Switching phones usually means disconnecting the active phone, then choosing the other phone from your car’s device list. Menu names and connection priority vary by vehicle, phone, and software version.
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Find guides to phone compatibility, wired and wireless connections, adapters and head units. Start with the connection type your car supports, then follow setup or troubleshooting instructions for your phone and equipment.
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