Bluetooth on a 518C5

Asked by angel Jul 05, 2017 at 10:25 AM about the 2012 Toyota Corolla LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Recently my radio will not pair with anything
through the Bluetooth. The other day it was
working completely fine. It paired with mine and
then also my wife's phone as well once I was done.
But the next day when we try to pair one of our
devices to the radio it would not do it. It just said
not available. We try to connect back on to it but
every time we pressed Bluetooth it just tells us not
available. Does anybody know a solution to get this
to work again? I am dying without my music it is an
hour drive to work. Thank you so much in advance

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K answered 7 years ago

Delete the phone off the radio and re-pair it. That usually does the trick. Also, check for any software updates on your corolla, since 2012, I'm sure a few are out that will update bugs/issues with BT.

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