How to Connect Bluetooth in Cavalier?

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LaTyler
07/29/25 8:18am
Cavalier Bluetooth connection method: 1. Press the menu shortcut key under the central control display screen to find the phone option; 2. Click on Bluetooth settings, after turning on Bluetooth, the car Bluetooth will automatically search for devices or the phone can click on car Bluetooth to connect; 3. After successful pairing, the information display screen will show the names of connected and paired devices. Note that pairing can only be done when the car is stationary, the effective distance for Bluetooth connection is about 10 meters, and any other devices blocking within this range may affect communication quality. If the distance is exceeded, the connection will be interrupted, and when the device re-enters the effective range, the connection will automatically resume. Taking the Cavalier 320 manual Xinxiang version as an example, it is equipped with a 1.3L L3 engine and a 5-speed manual transmission, with a naturally aspirated intake form.
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VonOmar
08/12/25 11:29am
I bought a Cavalier last year, and the Bluetooth connection is actually quite intuitive. After starting the car, I usually turn on the central control screen, find the settings menu, tap into it, and select the Bluetooth option to enable pairing mode. Then, I turn on Bluetooth on my phone to search for devices. Typically, a device name like 'MyLink' appears, and I tap to pair. Sometimes, I need to enter a default password like 0000 or 1234. Once entered, it's done. After successful pairing, it automatically connects the next time I start the car, making it convenient for listening to music or navigation. I like it because I don’t need to touch my phone, which makes driving safer. Once, I couldn’t connect, and it turned out my phone’s Bluetooth wasn’t scanning for new devices. Restarting the phone fixed the issue. I recommend doing this while parked to avoid distractions while driving. Bluetooth makes daily commutes easier, especially when stuck in traffic—playing music helps relax and reduces safety risks. After each pairing, I test it by making a call to ensure it works properly.
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