What are the reasons for Bluetooth connection failure in cars?
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When the car's Bluetooth fails to connect, it indicates that the previous Bluetooth device was able to connect. The reasons for Bluetooth connection failure are as follows: 1. Communication range: The current mobile device has moved out of the car's Bluetooth communication range. If the distance is too far, it is likely that the signal cannot be received. 2. System incompatibility: The current mobile system is incompatible with the car's Bluetooth system, leading to frequent signal interruptions. 3. Other devices: The mobile phone's Bluetooth has connection records with other devices. 4. Device malfunction: Hardware failure, whether it's an issue with the car's Bluetooth module or the mobile phone's Bluetooth function, can prevent a successful connection.