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Figured it out- apparently you can't use a sideloaded version of Pandora. So the work-around I've found is that with the Note 4, I can pull up currently running tasks. So: start AA, pull up Pandora on the phone, start it going, then go back to AA and use the 4100 to control AA navigation from there. Not as elegant as using just AA, but at least I can get everything working the way I want. G

Greetings All! Just installed a Pioneer AVH-4100NEX. I've got Android Auto installed, and it seems to work with my T-Mobile Note 4, but I have a couple of questions/problems. 1) Pandora is supposed to work with AA, but when I access music, my only options are Amazon Music and Google Music. Pandora is installed on my phone and it streams fine with bluetooth, so how do I get AA to see it? When I touch the apps button, that displays all possible connections, Pandora is there, but it's grayed out. On a side note, Amazon Music says I have no playlists, which is not correct, as I've linked to a num

I just installed a 4100 and noticed a similar issue. On rough roads, the volume would drop very low. I noticed that if I pressed on the sides of the unit, volume was temporarily restored. I pulled the unit, unplugged/replugged the wiring/speaker harness, reinstalled unit and the problem went away. Maybe you have a similar loose connection with the speaker harness? G