
The method to enable in the base model Great Wall Fengjun 5 is: Locate the PHONE button on the vehicle's multimedia panel and press it once to turn it on. Below is some relevant information about the Fengjun 5: 1. Engine Horsepower: The Fengjun 5 is manufactured by Great Wall Motors, classified as a pickup truck, equipped with a 2.4L L4 engine featuring natural aspiration, delivering a maximum horsepower of 160ps and a peak torque of 230nm. 2. Suspension Type: The Fengjun 5 measures 5095mm in length, 1800mm in width, and 1740mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3050mm. It employs a double-wishbone independent front suspension and a leaf spring non-independent rear suspension, with hydraulic power steering.

Last year I bought a base model Fengjun 5, and to connect , you need to start the vehicle first, then turn on the radio system. On the center console panel, locate the 'MODE' button and press it several times until the Bluetooth symbol appears on the screen. Immediately turn on your phone's Bluetooth, and a device name similar to 'GreatWall BT' should appear in the searchable devices list. Tap it to pair, and you'll need to enter a password—the factory default is usually 0000 or 1234. Once connected, a confirmation prompt will appear on the radio screen. If you can't find the device, make sure the vehicle's system is updated to the latest version. After successful pairing, it will automatically reconnect every time you start the vehicle, though the Bluetooth music might occasionally disconnect—simply restart your phone's Bluetooth in that case.

Handled numerous issues with the low-end Toro 5. First, power on and start the vehicle's infotainment system, locate the physical button labeled 'MODE' or with a Bluetooth icon on the control panel, and press it repeatedly to switch until Bluetooth mode is activated. Keep your phone's Bluetooth turned on and identify the vehicle's Bluetooth name in the list of available devices, typically 'Fengjun5 BT' or a similar format. The pairing process will require a verification code; try the manufacturer's common codes such as 0000, 1234, or 1111. After pairing, enable the 'Audio Sharing' permission in the Bluetooth settings to transmit music. If call quality is poor, it may be due to the design of the vehicle's microphone placement—try speaking closer to the center console. If issues persist, restart the infotainment system as a first step.

Connecting on my low-end Fengjun 5 is simple: After starting the vehicle, press the radio power button, then directly press the 'MODE' key three times to switch to Bluetooth mode. Turn on your phone's Bluetooth to search for the device named 'GW_BT', click to pair and enter the password 0000. Remember not to mute your phone's volume when playing music, and there's a physical button on the left side of the steering wheel to answer calls. If it doesn't connect, try holding down the hang-up button and the phone button simultaneously to restart the car's Bluetooth module. When I couldn't find the device, I just turned the phone's Bluetooth off and on again, and it usually connects instantly. However, the low-end car stereo can only handle calls and play music, it doesn't display song information.

The operation is completed in five steps: First, start the vehicle by turning the ignition. Second, press the power button on the center console to activate the radio. Third, press and hold the 'MODE' button until the icon appears on the screen. Fourth, enable Bluetooth scanning in your phone settings and locate the 'Fengjun Bluetooth' device. Fifth, enter the initial password 0000 when pairing. The entire process takes about two minutes. Note that high-power devices connected to the cigarette lighter may interfere with the signal. For the first connection, it is recommended to turn off other Bluetooth accessories to avoid interference. Upon successful connection, the indicator light will change from red to blue. The most convenient way to answer calls is by using the multifunction button on the left side of the steering wheel. The device supports switching between up to 5 paired phones.

Practical tips from a female car owner: Make sure to turn the key to the ACC power-on position, and the radio display above the air conditioning panel should light up. Look carefully for the 'MODE' button, sometimes it's next to the knob. When switching modes, the symbol with a musical note should appear on the screen. Searching for the device name 'GWMMI_BT' on your phone is the most reliable method. Be careful when entering the default password—just four zeros. Important reminder: You need to re-pair every time you switch phones. After connecting, play your phone's playlist and adjust the volume using the knob at the bottom right. If you experience intermittent connections, first check your phone's network signal—the car's system itself is unlikely to be the issue. Remove frequently disconnecting devices and re-pair them to create a new list.


