is anybody have issues with bluetooth? with 2016 sle

Asked by gonzalezdr Aug 10, 2016 at 01:14 AM about the 2016 GMC Terrain SLE1

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bought a terrain and having issues with Bluetooth dealer wants me to pay to upgrade the radio

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John answered 7 years ago

If the 2016 is a new purchase, it's under warranty. Why does a 2016 need an upgrade anyway? Check with the phone company and see if they can supply you with an answer. It just may be the phone.

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GuruBZ8LR answered 5 years ago

I’m having problems with my 2015 Terrain Bluetooth as well. Nothing seems to work.

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Hazbar answered 5 years ago

1- Open your cellphone Bluetooth (no cable). 2- Click on the Bluetooth Icon on vehicle screen, then Click "Pair" . that's all ..

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GuruCD42P answered 5 years ago

I'm having trouble with the bluetooth in my Terrain. The dealer and GMC would like for me to believe that the software just causes the radio (out of nowhere) to forget. They also want to sell me a $1,000 radio replacement.

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GuruJBLZS answered 3 years ago

Having same problem and dealer replaced radio and ssd's still font work.

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