Thanks, for the instructions, I deleted and re-paired but still the same problem exists, I think there needs to be an update on the phone from Verizon.

 

VZW is supposed to have an update coming out the end of this month or early April.

 

Verizon Wireless did the phone update to 4.4.2 problem still exists.

 

Correct, it wasn't fixed with the update. For some reason the patch that was tested was not added to that update like Samsung had told me. I spoke to a Samsung Eng last week and they're working on a new update for it.

 

I was hoping the update would allow me to get text messages on the Radio in my D ...But No!!!!

 

Thanks then there is still hope

 

The phone SW update won't help with the text messaging. This is the radio (RHR) that is causing the issue. The RHR does not support MAP, (Message Access Profile). This BT profile needs to be supported by the phone (which it is) and the radio also in order to receive or send text messages. The RHR at first did not support MAP but was supposed to with the radio SW update that was released back in 2012, however from what I've read, the update didn't really help.

 

Experiencing the same call issues with the Galaxy S5 on Sprint and a 2013 with RBZ. It's probably at 70% with calls effectively connecting and not just left to complete on my phone while the RBZ goes back to radio or aux mode. Message reading works great though.
Streaming via Bluetooth works great.

 

I have the RBZ radio though with an Iphone5. How do you get messages to show on the radio?

Chris

 

They don't display, they're read - text to voice. There's a chart here http://www.dodge.com/download/pdf/Ph...y_Document.pdf

that shows the 4S wasn't compatible for SMS features. There's another site

http://chrysler.servigistics.com/que...uest_locale=en

That will allow you to select radio type, vehicle, phone manufacturer and phone model and for the 5S and RBZ all the features work except for USB Media (play, browse, album art) and anything text related.

You aren't missing much. It reads the texts pretty horribly and can't interpret any speech by users unless it matches 20 preset messages like "LOL" "I Love You" and so on. Very few if any phones can make use of all the features with these specific radios. Certain 2014 and 2013 model cars and trucks (durangos aren't on that list) can use a subscription service called Uconnect Access which will provide voice recognition and send custom texts like Siri or Google Now do for free.