2011 Impala LT bluetooth question
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2011 Impala LT bluetooth question
I just bought a 2011 Impala LT it has the onstar and xm radio but doesn't seem to be able to do bluetooth with my phone. Is there anyway to hook up this feature and what is the cost or trick?
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Jack
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Jack
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2011 Impala LT bluetooth question
I have a 2010 Impala. First, make sure your phone is bluetooth, which it should be these days. If you go through the set-up in the owner's manual it should connect with your cell phone. You can also check the devices in your cell phone menu to ensure the bluetooth is enabled to sync with another device, in this case, your car. Meaning that, the cell phone has to be in bluetooth enable mode. I went step-by-step from the owner's manual and mine connected with no problems.
Hope this helps,
Rick
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It sounds like the vehicle did not come equipped with the "Bluetooth for phone" option. This has been discussed many times but I have not yet come across an official way to retrofit the option. You can probably swap in the OnStar hardware out of a donor vehicle that came with the option but then you won't be able to subscribe to OnStar due to wrong VIN association.
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It sounds like the vehicle did not come equipped with the "Bluetooth for phone" option. This has been discussed many times but I have not yet come across an official way to retrofit the option. You can probably swap in the OnStar hardware out of a donor vehicle that came with the option but then you won't be able to subscribe to OnStar due to wrong VIN association.
Try this out. Have been using this since I bought my 2010 Impala. Works fabulously.
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If You have a phone button on your steering wheel, press and hold the button till a phone symbol appears on the stereo (Radio) and when it prompts say "Bluetooth". I have a 2011 Impala LT and have just set mine up.
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Hey Jack. I believe I have the same issue. The problem is not the phone, the problem is that the car do not recognize the Bluetooth command. I did the owners manual, I talked to on star, I took the car to the dealer and I tried other ther methods and nothing worked. The system just don't have or recognize any bluetooth programming or commands. So what I did was solved the problem with a $5 solution at 5 and Below store. I just purchased me a Bluetooth adapter. Now I can play my music and talk if I so choose.
Hope this helps
Terry
Hope this helps
Terry
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