My delete phone option or system clear button to remove my phone from the Bluetooth in the car isn’t lit up like I can’t click it.
I'm trying yo connect another phone to my Bluetooth radio in my 2014 Honda civic. I have too many connected so I need yo delete one. When I go to phone and then phone setup the options for system clear or delete phone aren't lit up so I can't click it
My car has an automatic transmission.
My car has an automatic transmission.
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I have looked online and this seems to be a pretty common problem. There are a couple things you can try: resetting the infotainment system to the default settings and rebooting the system. The latter is the recommended and it is performed by pressing and holding the audio button until the dialog box appears. It seems as though this is a bug in the software, straight from the factory. You might also contact your local Honda dealer to see if they have a software update available to fix the problem.
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How Do I Delete A Device On A Honda Civic?
- Switch the radio on;
- Press on the phone button icon that should be to the left of the radio screen;
- Press “Phone Setup”;
- Use the radio dial to scroll down until you see “System Clear”;
- Then select “Bluetooth Setup”;
- Scroll down once more until you reach “Delete Device”;
To delete a Bluetooth device from a Honda Civic, you`ll first need to turn on the car and access the infotainment system. Then, navigate to the Bluetooth settings and find the option to “delete” or “remove” a device.
Press and release the Talk button. After the beep, say “Clear. “ The HFL response is, “This process will clear all paired phones, clear all entries in the phonebook, and clear the passcode.
To delete a Bluetooth device from a Honda Civic, you`ll first need to turn on the car and access the infotainment system. Then, navigate to the Bluetooth settings and find the option to “delete” or “remove” a device.
To delete a Bluetooth device from a Honda Civic, you`ll first need to turn on the car and access the infotainment system. Then, navigate to the Bluetooth settings and find the option to “delete” or “remove” a device.
Step 1: Turn your radio on. Step 2: Press the phone button icon located to the right of the radio screen. Step 3: Select Phone Setup. Step 4: Scroll down using the radio dial until you see `System Clear`.
Delete Paired Bluetooth Connection – Android
- From a Home screen, do one of the following to ensure Bluetooth® is turned on from your Android™ device: Navigate: Settings. Connected devices. Connection preferences. Bluetooth. . Navigate: …
- Tap the appropriate device name or the. Settings icon. (right).
- Tap `Forget` or `Unpair`.
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