[Drummer]

Okay, I know this is petty, but no matter the voice command, I cannot get my bluetooth connected phone to perform a redial. Scenario: I call my wife saying I will pick her up in ten minutes. Get outside her office, park with the engine running, try to redial to call her office saying I am outside, and there seems to be no redial command. The manual states that there is redial but I have yet to figure it out. Does something need to be turned on with the car? I would ask about the phone but this is the second phone it has happened to and the first connected to other vehicles with redial and no problem.
Suggestions???

 

[Nipper Dog]

This is meant in a humorous way, I hope you can take it that way.

 

[ProdGirl]

Wait a minute...you got your phone to connect via Bluetooth?
I have yet to get that figured out via my iPhone 8.

 

[Drummer]

Cute nipper, I do appreciate the humor. But if the manual says it can be done (which it does) then it should work. Is it me with the wrong command or is there something not working? My previous Galaxy S5 connected via bluetooth and did not redial (connection was once in a while, not always) but I just upgraded to the S10 and it connects all the time. Still, no redial. Just odd when the Acura I had and traded in on the PP worked beautifully.

 

[scooter1]

Cute nipper, I do appreciate the humor. But if the manual says it can be done (which it does) then it should work. Is it me with the wrong command or is there something not working? My previous Galaxy S5 connected via bluetooth and did not redial (connection was once in a while, not always) but I just upgraded to the S10 and it connects all the time. Still, no redial. Just odd when the Acura I had and traded in on the PP worked beautifully.

My guess is Bluetooth and the software in the PP have long passed by your 'ancient' S5 and they are not communicating properly. Time for a new phone?

 

[Drummer]

Yeah, that's why I upgraded to the S10 and still, no redial.