How to Connect Bluetooth in Older Chery Models?
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First, activate the Bluetooth function on both your mobile phone and the car's Bluetooth device, then set your phone's Bluetooth to "Visible to All" or enable detection. Search for Bluetooth devices on your phone. Once found, select it to pair and connect. The pairing password is: 0000. The connection is successful once pairing is completed. After the car's Bluetooth and your phone's Bluetooth are successfully paired and connected, you can make and receive calls, as well as enjoy music through the car's Bluetooth system.
I remember dealing with quite a few older Chery models, and the key to Bluetooth connectivity really depends on the vehicle's configuration. Older Chery models like the A3 or QQ series mostly don't come with factory-installed Bluetooth, so you'll need to add an aftermarket device. A common solution is using a cigarette lighter Bluetooth adapter—plug it in, then search for the device on your phone to pair, entering the default password 0000. Alternatively, you can use an AUX audio cable, connecting one end to your phone and the other to the car's AUX port, though this requires manually switching the input source. If the car has a CD player with Bluetooth support, try accessing the settings menu to enable Bluetooth and pair a new device. It's best to set everything up before driving to avoid distractions. When installing aftermarket devices, choose reliable brands to prevent signal interference. Regularly check the adapter's battery level to ensure stable music playback or calls.
Back in my younger days when I was into cars, I loved tinkering with these things. Connecting Bluetooth to older Chery models was a breeze – first, check if your car has Bluetooth functionality. Some models like the Fengyun 2 didn't come with it built-in, but you could easily buy a Bluetooth receiver from Taobao, plug it into the cigarette lighter for power, then turn on Bluetooth scanning on your phone. Once paired, it would automatically play music. Or if your older Chery had a navigation screen installed, you could go into the system settings to enable Bluetooth service, search for the device, and enter the password '1234' to connect. When driving, remember to keep your phone nearby for a stronger signal. I think adding a receiver is cost-effective – just a few bucks gets the job done, plus it supports wireless charging, saving you from messy cables.
