MIB II Troublesh
Service Bulletin Details
Public Details for: MIB II Troublesh
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Models from 2019
2019 VOLKSWAGEN ATLAS |
2019 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE |
2019 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF |
2019 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF R |
2019 VOLKSWAGEN GTI |
2019 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA |
2019 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT |
2019 VOLKSWAGEN TIGUAN |
Models from 2018
Models from 2017
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Models from 2015
2015 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF |
2015 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF R |
2015 VOLKSWAGEN GTI |
2015 VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG |
Models from 2014
2014 VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG |
Models from 2013
2013 VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG |
Models from 2012
2012 VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG |
Models from 2011
2011 VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG |
MIB II Troubleshooting Apple Carplay Operation: • Relies on an authentication chip that is located in the USB port on single USB vehicles, or in the USB hub on vehicles equipped with multiple ports • The user can connect a device to the vehicle and use the App Connect functions without downloading an application or having to create an account • Susceptible to connection issues as it relies heavily on the data transfer between the customer’s device and the MIB II system Concerns: • The MIB II unit will reboot while a device is connected to the USB port • Intermittent connectivity • Functionality concerns with the MIB II system while a device is connected, but not necessarily using App-Connect Causes: • Connection concerns can usually be traced back to the customer’s device or the cable that the customer is using: • An aftermarket cable with a poor data transfer rate • An OEM cable that is damaged/internally shorted • If the data from the Apple device is not received properly through the USB port, the authentication chip cannot verify that this is in fact an Apple device and will usually cause the device to not connect or may even cause the MIB to lock up/reboot Recommendations: • Recommend a factory cable • Recommend a cable that is not worn or damaged • MIB has the most current software level • Customers device to be powered down regularly and software at most current level continued on next page... Volkswagen MIB II Troubleshooting Bluetooth Connectivity Concern: • The customer is unable to place phone calls or calls may have connection issues • The functionality of particular applications Causes: • Many of these concerns may be traced back to the customer’s device Recommendations: • Check Knowyourvw.com/Bluetooth to assure the device being used is approved for the MIB II unit in the vehicle • If not, functionality will be limited, if the device functions at all • Cycle power regularly and make sure that the MIB has the most current software level App Usage Concern: • Applies to Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Bluetooth functionality • If the customer has many applications open in the background, this can take away from the available system resources of the device and may cause a break down in data transfer Recommendations: • Turn off locating services in active apps and limit app activity when connected to a vehicle • Cycle power regularly and make sure that the MIB has the most current software level Vehicle Start-Up Concern: • Intermittent rearview camera • Radio locks Cause: • Not allowing the infotainment system to fully boot up before using vehicle functions Recommendations: • Allow the Infotainment system to fully boot up before using the vehicle function • This also includes connecting USB cables and devices to the vehicle before start up • If the device is transmitting data before the infotainment system is fully booted, this can create functionality concerns as the MIB unit may not be able to process the incoming data correctly.