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How to Connect My Phone to Chevy Bluetooth®
Did you know that most new Chevy vehicles offer Bluetooth®? That means you can easily connect your phone to a Chevy and make phone calls, stream music and more. Not sure how to set up Bluetooth® in your Chevy? It's easy to pair a phone with Chevrolet Bluetooth®; simply follow our step-by-step guide to connect a smartphone to a Chevy vehicle. If you have any further questions or require assistance, you can reach out to our Chevy dealership near West Seneca, NY.
Chevrolet Bluetooth® Setup Guide: Step-by-Step Instructions
To connect a phone to Chevy Bluetooth®, complete the following instructions:
- Turn on your Chevy but keep it in Park. Make sure your phone has Bluetooth® enabled.
- On your vehicle's touchscreen, select "Pair Device." If you'd like to use voice recognition, select the "Push to Talk" button. After the tone, say "Pair phone."
- Open your phone's Bluetooth® settings. Select the name shown on your car's touchscreen.
- Confirm that the codes appearing on the touchscreen and phone match.
- Once pairing is complete, your phone's screen will be displayed. Depending on the phone, your contacts list may be downloaded.
- You're all set! You can now enjoy Bluetooth® audio streaming in your Chevy.
Chevy Bluetooth® Tips & Troubleshooting
If your vehicle won't recognize your phone or if a previously paired phone won't pair there are a few things you can do. First, try restarting your phone and reconnecting to Bluetooth® in your Chevy. If this doesn't work, you might need to delete your phone from the "Paired Bluetooth Devices" list and pair it again.
How to Delete & Reconnect a Phone to Chevy Bluetooth®:
- Delete the phone from the "Paired Bluetooth Devices" list. Also delete your Chevy model's touchscreen name from your phone's list of paired devices.
- Turn off your car. Open and close your vehicle's door and wait two minutes before starting it.
- Follow the above instructions to pair a smartphone to the Chevy infotainment system.