How to connect Bluetooth music for Mercedes-Benz GLK300?
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Turn on the Bluetooth function of your phone to pair and connect. Below is an introduction to the Mercedes-Benz GLK300: 1. Exterior: The three previously exposed domestically produced GLK models have slight differences in configuration and details. The base and mid-range models feature a two-slat grille, while the top model is equipped with a three-slat grille. The top model uses LED daytime running lights, while the other two models come with halogen round lights. 2. Interior: The focus of the Mercedes-Benz GLK facelift is more on the exterior, while the interior changes are mainly in details, materials, and color schemes. The new GLK offers a wide range of interior color options, and the steering wheel color can also change according to the interior color scheme. At first glance, the new center console appears unchanged, but many details have been modified, such as changes around the steering wheel. 3. Powertrain: The initial domestically produced models are all equipped with a 3.0L engine, delivering a maximum power of 245 horsepower and a peak torque of 300N·m, paired with a 7-speed automatic transmission. The Mercedes 4MATIC all-wheel-drive system will also be available on the new models. Compared to the current imported models, the power of the domestically produced engine has been slightly increased by 14 horsepower. A 1.8T model may also be introduced in the future.
I've been driving this GLK300 for five years, and connecting Bluetooth music is actually quite simple but requires attention to the sequence. First, start the car to power up the center console screen, and simultaneously turn on your phone's Bluetooth. Then, press the phone button on the left side of the steering wheel, and the screen will display Bluetooth connection options. At this point, your phone will search for devices and show names like 'MB Bluetooth.' Tap to pair and enter the default password 0000, and you're all set. However, remember to switch the playback source to Bluetooth in the multimedia menu after connecting; otherwise, you can only make calls but not play music. Once, after my phone system updated, it suddenly couldn't connect, but resetting the car's system to factory settings fixed the issue—older models can occasionally act up. Oh, and for Android phones, remember to disable HD audio in the developer options after connecting, or else you might experience lag.
