Android Auto not working? Here's what to check first

Chances are there’s a connection issue between your phone and car if Android auto isn’t working. Android Auto not working? Here’s what to check first. Maps, messages and more are all accessible once you’ve hooked up your phone up to your car.

The experience aims to be smooth, so long as your phone and car are actually compatible. What happens if Android Auto isn’t working, though. Well, assuming a rare bug isn’t the cause, fixing a faulty Android Auto hookup to your car is a pretty easy process.

You don’t need to a ton of technical know-how to fix the problem, as one of the more common fixes will likely to be all you need to get it working again. Check your cable and connection settings RSL_89/Shutterstock The weak link between your smartphone and your car is the connection, wireless or wired. For wired users, you can start troubleshooting by checking that your cable is connected properly and free from any damage.