Bluetooth handsfree silenced by aux. audio out

I have Bluetooth handsfree in my car. It works fine with the Fascinate. ...until I plug my Fascinate auxillary audio output into the auxillary audio input for my car stereo. After that, the Bluetooth connection is maintained and dialing is possible, but call audio doesn't work as long as the auxillary audio jack is in use. The moment I unplug the audio cable, handsfree audio works again. This is unacceptible; I should be able to use Bluetooth handsfree for calls while I listen to music playing out through audio out. My old phone did that fine.
Unfortunately, Samsung seems to disagree. Their support told me:
"Dear Mr Dale
Thank you for your inquiry.While your hanset does support the bluethooth profile for hands free operation, this would be best addressed by vehicle manufacturer, as they can provide a list handsets approved for compatibility.In most cases, this information is avaliable on the manufacturer's website.Please bear in mind that samsung does not support the use of any third party hardware with are handsets. We apologize for any incovenience this presents.
Felipe."
Any chance Verizon could lean on them to fix this design flaw?

Since this error only occurs on your Droid I would assume that it is a system error. I recommend performing a factory reset to clear out all settings. The steps to do this are listed below:
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Follow the directions below to perform a hard reset:
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