How to Connect Bluetooth in Older Mitsubishi Models?
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In the car's Bluetooth device, turn on the Bluetooth function. Enable the Bluetooth function on your phone and set it to 'Visible to other Bluetooth devices' in the phone's Bluetooth settings. Click 'Next', and the phone will automatically turn on Bluetooth and search for available Bluetooth devices. Once the car's Bluetooth device is found, select it to pair and connect. The pairing password is: 0000. Complete the pairing. You can now make and receive calls via the car's Bluetooth or play music from your phone.
I'm someone who enjoys tinkering with older cars, like classic Mitsubishi models such as the Lancer or Pajero, many of which don't come with factory Bluetooth. However, adding it isn't difficult. You can buy an AUX-to-Bluetooth adapter, plug it into the car stereo's AUX port, then turn on your phone's Bluetooth to search and pair—voilà, wireless music or calls. I recommend choosing a reputable brand with battery level display to avoid power interruptions while driving. If your stereo only has a CD player, use an FM transmitter instead; tune it to an empty frequency and connect it to your phone—the sound quality isn't great, but it works. During installation, make sure the adapter is securely fixed and not placed on the dashboard where it could obstruct your view. Regularly check connection stability to prevent sudden disconnections that might affect driving safety. The whole process takes just over ten minutes and costs only a few dozen bucks—a pretty cost-effective upgrade.
