How to Connect Bluetooth in Honda Accord?
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Enable the Bluetooth function in your phone settings and set it to 'Discoverable' mode, keeping it on the Bluetooth settings interface. In the vehicle's system, click on the settings function, select the phone option, and then add a Bluetooth device. The searched devices will be displayed. Click to select, enter the password for pairing, and it will be successful once paired. The Bluetooth settings for Honda Accord can be operated on the information display screen. The biggest advantage of Bluetooth control is that the radiation is not very high, avoiding distracted operation while driving.
Ah, when I first got my Accord, I also struggled with the Bluetooth pairing. It's actually quite simple. First, sit in the car and start the engine (it won't work otherwise), then find the Bluetooth icon on the infotainment screen and tap it to set the car's Bluetooth to 'discoverable' mode. Now, take out your phone, open Bluetooth settings, and you should see a device named something like 'Honda Accord' or 'Honda HFT'—tap to pair. A random pairing code will pop up on the screen; just confirm that the numbers match on both your phone and the car's display, then tap 'Pair.' Once successful, it should auto-connect next time you start the car. Oh, and after pairing, remember to enable both 'Media Audio' and 'Call Audio' in your phone's Bluetooth settings, or you'll only be able to make calls but not play music. Later, I found out the car's Bluetooth can only store up to 6 devices—if you exceed that, you'll need to delete older ones.
