Which Button is the Bluetooth on the Wuling Hongguang Van?

[LukeLynn]

Wuling Hongguang does not have a physical Bluetooth button. Below is an introduction to the Wuling Hongguang: 1. Exterior: The striking eagle-eye crystal headlights and feather-shaped crystal fog lights further enhance the vehicle's premium feel. The two powerful lines on the engine hood give a strong visual sense of power. 2. Powertrain: The Wuling Hongguang is equipped with two engines: the P-TEC 1.2L and the 1.5L-DVVT, both designed and manufactured according to General Motors' global powertrain standards. These engines feature a double overhead camshaft design, which is relatively rare among small-displacement engines. While ensuring ample power, they also demonstrate excellent fuel economy, significantly reducing vehicle operating costs.

[OCali]

I've been delivering goods with my Wuling Hongguang for three years and have really encountered this issue. Look for the button on the car stereo panel that has a phone icon or the letters BT—that's the Bluetooth switch. Press it, and the display will flash a Bluetooth symbol. At this point, turn on your phone's Bluetooth and search for Wuling's car stereo device name to pair. Older models without a screen require switching modes to the BT setting using the radio knob, while newer models with touchscreens can enable Bluetooth directly from the central control menu. Note: Sometimes, if it doesn’t respond when connected, you may need to delete the old device pairing record and restart the car stereo. Once Bluetooth is connected, making calls is much more convenient, but the sound quality for music may be affected. For better audio, it's recommended to use an AUX cable instead.

[FinleyLee]

While repairing cars, I've seen many Wuling owners asking where the Bluetooth button is. The base models don't have a Bluetooth module at all. For mid-to-high trim levels, it's the square button with a phone icon in the upper left corner of the radio panel. Press and hold it for three seconds to enter pairing mode—the car stereo will beep, indicating it's searchable. Make sure your phone's Bluetooth visibility is turned on to detect the device, and the default pairing code is 0000. If the music skips after connecting, it's likely due to a laggy car system—disconnecting the negative battery terminal for five minutes usually fixes it. The newer Hongguang S3 integrates Bluetooth functionality into the steering wheel shortcut keys—just press the phone button on the left side to bring up the pairing menu, which is much more convenient than the older models.

[LeJuniper]

Just helped my neighbor set up the Bluetooth in their Hongguang last week. For newer models, there's a blue 'B' icon at the bottom right of the infotainment screen - tap it to enable Bluetooth, then search for 'WULING-BT' on your phone to connect. Older models require checking the radio panel for physical buttons with musical note or phone symbols. Common issues include pairing failures - remember to turn off other nearby Bluetooth devices to avoid interference. The system automatically reconnects upon each startup; if disconnected, simply press the Bluetooth button again to reactivate the module. For call noise reduction, try lowering the microphone sensitivity settings.