Will this unit link to my bluetooth enabled car radio?
2065147
I don't have a bluetooth car radio, so I have never tried this. But the cb has a bluetooth pairing option up to two devices. If your car has a pairing option and you a pin number for the device it should work. But you might have conflict of the cb and the car stereo both answering your call if they are both linked to your cell phone.
2065148
after much trouble pairing a new I phone 5c to the cb here I what I did. unpaired the old phone from the cb while it was on and working.unplugged the cb from the power. re started the cb , pushed the blue button on the mike for 6 seconds. high beep.. push the blue buttom again for 4 secs lower beep iphone 5 display shows cb press name tab, iphone screen asks for pin, enter 0000 should pair after this.
2065149
Doubtful. At least one device would need to enter a pin. I would think both act as mics and speakers.
2065150
Its Bluetooth compatible with my cell phone . I can talk through cb speakers and call out through cb speakers.When you talking on cb and your bluetooth compatible cell phone rings the cb auto goes to phone call through cb.Giving you hands free capabilty to use your cell phone through CB radio. Now for radio I really dont know what you wanting to do through radio.
1221019
This is intended for cars without bluetooth. I don't know why you would have a need for it if your car is bluetooth capable already.
2153461
You can connect to it either through Bluetooth or it has a 3.5mm audio jack (cord included). If your truck radio has a 3.5mm audio jack then it will work with that.
431730
Hi, Hadleyh...this is quite a good little radio but unfortunately I don't think that it would be bluetooth compatible for you. This radio is a great value for the money but I guess you could call it a "no frills" type of item. Hope this info helps you out. Steve :)
1838392
Yes. I have the same car. Works great. Comes with instructions on how to pair it with your car. Easy to do.
2096855
no it only interface with your Bluetooth master, aka your phones. There are two ways to play through your car systems. By Bluetooth or hardwired in.
1630076
Yes, if your car has "Home Link" as its called on my cars. Your car's owner manual should have a section that tells you how to set it up.
922109
No, if you have a iPhone there is a app called tunelink and that you have to download in order for the device and it plays over the radio and turn the Bluetooth on on your phone to connect to the device!
178767
Greetings, it should as it plays with bluetooth. It's a wonderful sounding unit.
1994251
Yes, if you use an AUX. It is also Bluetooth capable but you need to buy an additional part.
172874
Yes. Bluetooth transmits your phone based music to the EPrance unit and the EPrance transmits to your car radio through FM signal. You will tune the EPrance unit to a band on your FM radio that is not occupied by a local FM radio station...
615160
Blue tooth connects to the uconnect module in the car. Has nothing to do with the lock pick device. Check to see if there are any software upgrades available for the radio.
643062
Hi there bought this unit couple of months ago. It leta you use the steering wheel controla for radio but no the bluetooth controls. My car is an fj cruiser
593597
The Bluetooth receiver will allow you to connects your smartphone to your car stereo using the Bluetooth connection.
619547
No, your car doesn't have to have bluetooth capabilities. The connection works like this: Phone to Tunelink via bluetooth Tunelink to car/stereo via FM transmitter or AUX in port
2153476
It should. It connects though a car stereo's standard antenna. They sell inexpensive antenna adapter if needed. This product works great in my 1988 Civic. Far better sound quality than wireless transmitters.
889586
Yes, it will work along side your car's built-in Bluetooth. The way that I found that will allow both to work 100% of the time is to first turn on the car (so that it's Bluetooth is in the seek mode), then immediately turns on your phone's Bluetooth. Wait a few seconds or until the connection is made (which shows up on my car's display), then turn on the Mpow Bluetooth. It will then connect to your phone also. You can verify that by going to your phone's Bluetooth setting. Both should show as "connected." Then you can listen to music/podcasts, but when a call comes in, it will automatically switches to the car's Bluetooth to handle the call, while pausing your music playback. When the call is over, it will automatically switch back to your music/podcast. I have a Toyota and an HTC One phone. Your mileage may vary.