AI have blue tooth on my honda pilot but not for the Stereo. Will this work if my Pilot has Bluetooth but not my radio?
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I don't know for certain, but I think not. The azio plugs directly into a USP port. Does your radio have a USP port? The azio works with my computer to send sound from the computer to bluetooth enabled headphones .
481778
Doubt it, this is meant for a computer, desktop, laptop or even tablet. It is meant to plug into a USB not P like the other person said port on a computer device that has compatible drivers and Bluetooth stack software for this chip set.
982500
I know you can using the SENA SR10 and the appropriate cable for your Motorola radio (also available from SENA). I have used that set up successfully. This does not use the Bluetooth capabilities of the radio.
29084
This control don 't work Without the original radio honda. I have a new radio but still keeping connect the power to the old radio.That way work the control.
395942
It will receive a Bluetooth signal. It does not transmit the radio over Bluetooth.
885062
In a 2009 Honda Odyssey this BT 35 does not work well. I'm going to ask Amazon for a refund then apply that money I spent on one that might work. Good luck.
460028
Yeah you can, just go to your Bluetooth settings and it should be an option to change it. But I recommend you get the gogroove Bluetooth audio aux receiver, its way better for the car. I made the switch!
1504213
I don't know if it will work with a 2013 Honda. I have it installed in a motor home and it has a small box that is a "FM transmitter" that allows it to play thru the radio/CD player. JM2C
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Its not the code for this device its your honda stereo code which can be found in one of the owner manual booklets or your honda dealer where you bought the car can tell you over the phone. Also you can obtain it from honda owners link website.
725301
This will not work from a non Bluetooth device like an iPod classic to your car. You need a Bluetooth transmitter. Amazon sells those too.
432521
I don't think these guys understood your question. I was wondering too about this as my car has bluetooth built in for calls, but no a2dp technology for the audio. I searched thru the reviews and I guess it does work with your factory builit-in bluetooth. See copy and paste below. "Works in conjunction with the bluetooth phone headset built into my car, so able to pair audio output & phone interface once I turn on BT on my phone. I rarely have to click the single button on the clip to get it paired."
1128513
yep it should work with a honda radio. you will need to find a power source and grand for it to use.
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If it's non Bluetooth it won't work. This handy little device streams music from your Bluetooth enabled device to your speakers or stereo with an aux input.
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I don't particularly like the FM radio feature as you have to manually change the radio channel to answer a call. Doesn't work like the factory Bluetooth built into the car, it will not shut off music and switch to phone. With that said, it does work with any FM radio and it works well as long as there are no radio stations on the frequencies you use with the Roadster. Should not be a problem with either phone you listed, pairing is super easy.
1046504
This device connects to your car audio ONLY through FM transmitter. If you already have an aux in, you should use it instead. A simple cable from your phones headphone jack to the aux-in on your stereo should work.
2053126
Yes. That is the whole point. It provides the bluetooth operation for cars that don't have it.
1511100
Not sure what you are trying to do, but I would go to Sena web sight. If you're trying to get you're bike radio to transmit by Bluetooth, you will probably need to install an output jack on your system.
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The device was designed exactly for that - to be used on cars with no bluetooth stereo. If your stereo have bluetooth you could connect your smartphone directly to it and would not need this. It connects to bluetooth on your phone, then converts the signal to an FM radio frequency. You tune your stereo to that frequency and "wha-la" you have sound.