Bluetooth question

[claytorr]

So I paired the Bluetooth with the stereo in our 2010 Limited (no nav) but I can't seem to get it to work for phone calls. Do I need to do a separate pairing for phone calls?

 

[Jim82]

So I paired the Bluetooth with the stereo in our 2010 Limited (no nav) but I can't seem to get it to work for phone calls. Do I need to do a separate pairing for phone calls?

Yes. When in your truck, push the Hands Free / Mic button on the steering wheel and if you don't have it paired for use with the tele, it will let you know. Then just go through the prompts. It will say something like, " You do not have a phone paired" then list some options. Just press the mic button again and say "Pair Phone" then go through roughly the same setup as you did I presume originally.

 

[nadalem0]

Pairing iphone 4 to 2010 Toyota 4Runner SR5 - YouTube

This should be pretty helpful in walking you through everything

 

[claytorr]

Do you need to pair the phone every time you get in the 4runner?

 

[mace.]

Do you need to pair the phone every time you get in the 4runner?

Nope, once it is paired it will connect automatically as long is Bluetooth is active on the phone.

 

[j_shoe99]

I noticed my wife's ipod I just bought her is bluetooth compatible.

Has anyone "paired" their Ipod to the 4R, in order to play music off of it without using the stupid cord?

 

[bimrunner]

I noticed my wife's ipod I just bought her is bluetooth compatible.

Has anyone "paired" their Ipod to the 4R, in order to play music off of it without using the stupid cord?

Works the same, just no phone and since only one can be used at a time, you will have to choose between the phone and ipod. Both can be paired but if both are in the car at the same time, you have to choose. Honestly the cord doesn't bother me and the sound quality is better than bluetooth but to each their own!

 

[VanSant]

I noticed my wife's ipod I just bought her is bluetooth compatible.

Has anyone "paired" their Ipod to the 4R, in order to play music off of it without using the stupid cord?

I did , works great, you can only have one Bluetooth connection at a time though. I have to disable the phone for the Ipod to work and vice/versa if using multiple devices.

 

[VanSant]

Works the same, just no phone and since only one can be used at a time, you will have to choose between the phone and ipod. Both can be paired but if both are in the car at the same time, you have to choose. Honestly the cord doesn't bother me and the sound quality is better than bluetooth but to each their own!

OOpps, should have scrolled down just a bit more, LOL!