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Genuine RCD330 Noname 187B Radio
OEM Integration with CarPlay, Android Auto & MirrorLink, Backed by 1-Year Warranty.
For Fabia / Octavia / Superb / Yeti | Multi-Language Support | 1-Year Warranty
Apple CarPlay & MirrorLink | English / German Language | 1-Year Warranty
MQB OEM Upgrade System
CarPlay & Android Auto | Optional Rear USB-C | 1-Year Warranty
Fits almost Volkswagen models with flip badge trunk handle (Golf, GTI, Polo, European-spec Passat, CC, Beetle, EOS & more) | Supports aftermarket head units | 1-Year Warranty

RCD330 Noname 187B: need to hard restart each time for Android Auto to work correctly
Quote from vermar on September 3, 2026, 4:58 amHello! I recently bought an RCD330 from ddren and I was able to install it in my Golf Plus 2010, replacing a RCD510, and I am having one annoying issue that I wonder if other have experienced as well.
When I start the car:
- the radio wakes up
- I then connect my phone (Pixel 10) with the usb cable
- the unit seems to reboot
- android auto starts and playback starts
but then, there is some kind of low crackling noise, and the playback cuts out each 5-10 seconds
to fix this, I have to:
- hold the power button for 10 seconds
- reconnect the phone
and then android auto playback works without issues.
Things that I have tried:
- change usb cable
- disconnect the old bluetooth module under the passenger seat
- remove "media audio" from the bluetooth connection that the radio automatically creates when I connect
has anybody else run into this kind of issue? any hints would be greatly appreciated! 🙂
My old radio also had an aux in input and a connection for old ipods, if that helps somehow narrowing it down.
ps. when I first installed the radio there was no sound, but then I disconnected the battery for 15 minutes and then it started working. I haven't disconnected the battery after I have disconnected the bluetooth module, though.
Hello! I recently bought an RCD330 from ddren and I was able to install it in my Golf Plus 2010, replacing a RCD510, and I am having one annoying issue that I wonder if other have experienced as well.
When I start the car:
- the radio wakes up
- I then connect my phone (Pixel 10) with the usb cable
- the unit seems to reboot
- android auto starts and playback starts
but then, there is some kind of low crackling noise, and the playback cuts out each 5-10 seconds
to fix this, I have to:
- hold the power button for 10 seconds
- reconnect the phone
and then android auto playback works without issues.
Things that I have tried:
- change usb cable
- disconnect the old bluetooth module under the passenger seat
- remove "media audio" from the bluetooth connection that the radio automatically creates when I connect
has anybody else run into this kind of issue? any hints would be greatly appreciated! 🙂
My old radio also had an aux in input and a connection for old ipods, if that helps somehow narrowing it down.
ps. when I first installed the radio there was no sound, but then I disconnected the battery for 15 minutes and then it started working. I haven't disconnected the battery after I have disconnected the bluetooth module, though.





