how does the bluetooth system works?i cant get it
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Asked by mitsuba Mar 30, 2008 at 08:05 AM about the 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer

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Doinas answered 15 years ago

you mean the pairing with your phone? or after that?

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Daniel answered 15 years ago

Take your phone and enable bluetooth, leave your car on and have your cell phone search for a device, it should find 08 Lancer or somthing like that. Add it to your trusted, and now in your bluetooth device also add the cellphone. Make sure you dont leave your cell phone's bluetooth on after leaving the car, it kills the battery.

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GuruFNKTJ answered 3 years ago

Is it okay to operate a 2010 Lancer without the Bluetooth model

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