bluetooth
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From: Hudson WI
NCM Sinkhole Donor
Install louder exhaust so the Bluetooth is useable!
Not the answer you are looking for I bet! I have an aftermarket in one and factory in the other (not a Corvette) and you have to tell it in the setup to auto answer.
Not the answer you are looking for I bet! I have an aftermarket in one and factory in the other (not a Corvette) and you have to tell it in the setup to auto answer.
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St. Jude Donor '13
Not sure if that will help your situation...
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From: Sun Lakes Arizona
Thanks. Like I said all the other functions work great, calling, voice commands, etc. etc. But not the receiving of a call. I tried the suggestions that have been offered. Still the same thing -- will not pick up an incoming call. Strange system. Any other thoughts.
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St. Jude Donor '13
You might try deleting, then re-pairing your phone to the car. That shouldn't make any difference, but it's relatively easy and these are electrons we're dealing with, nobody understand how they think.
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From: Sun Lakes Arizona
Thanks to all.
I have come to the conclusion after trying all suggestions that the problem is with my phone. That said, the same phone, when paired, receives call fine in my BMW as does my wife cell phone. Her cell phone also works and receives calls fine in the Corvette.
I guess I will just get a new phone. I am due and it is free.
I have come to the conclusion after trying all suggestions that the problem is with my phone. That said, the same phone, when paired, receives call fine in my BMW as does my wife cell phone. Her cell phone also works and receives calls fine in the Corvette.
I guess I will just get a new phone. I am due and it is free.
