Anyway, the Google App had been deactivated, and with it the voice command option which is operated by Google. I simply turned it back on and deselected the feature to automatically turn it off if un-used in the future. I went to settings>apps>Google>Remove permissions if app is unused (unselect this option). Say "Ok Google," press and hold the voice command button on your steering wheel, or select the microphone to talk to Google. Here are some things you can try if Android Auto is having trouble understanding voice commands: If you're using the voice command button on your steering wheel, make sure to press and hold until you hear the beep. Much easier to place calls this way vs using Honda's myriad of button and/or voice command screens to get an outgoing call placed. So, a few months ago, the first problem that starting occurring on a regular basis was the calls would switch to "private mode" and I would then have to hit "transfer" to get the calls to go back to the audio system

What you need to do is to delete your Honda Civic from the device then disable the Bluetooth. After doing this, delete your smartphone from your car’s Bluetooth system. Now, re-enable both Bluetooth devices and re-pair them. Your car Bluetooth should establish a connection now. Bluetooth is the primary wireless standard that is used to

How To Use Honda Navigation Voice Commands. Press the Talk Button on the Steering Wheel. Say NAVIGATION and FIND ADDRESS. Say the Street Address, City and State. Say the Number by the Desired Location on the Touchscreen Display. Say GO to Begin Navigation.
Check and update your car’s Google Assistant. When you update Google Assistant in your car, you can get the latest features and experience. Tap your car display home screen. Go to your apps. Tap Settings Google Google Assistant. If a new version is available, in the top right, tap Update . If you don’t find this option, no update is available.
On the other hand, his Honda Civic's voice recognition system works like a dream by comparison. It makes me think that we backed the wrong horse here with the GM voice recognition. If they cannot deliver a working system, then just don't pretend to offer one and put in one which functions so poorly that people just give up on it. 1xUQ0ix.
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