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A Bluetooth connection can be a great way to keep in touch with your friends while you’re on the go, but if your Chevy Blazer doesn’t seem to be connecting to your phone or other Bluetooth devices, there are a few things you can do to try and fix the issue. The issues may be with your phone or the Blazer, so be sure to read through the guide to see if you can find the source of the problem.
Symptoms of Chevy Blazer Bluetooth Not Working
If your Chevy Blazer Bluetooth isn’t connecting to your phone or other Bluetooth devices, there are a few things you may notice.
First, you may not be able to make or receive calls or messages. Second, you may not be able to play music from your phone through the Blazer’s speakers. Third, you may not be able to access any of your phone’s apps or settings. Fourth, you may not be able to control the volume on your Blazer’s audio system. Finally, you may not be able to see any notifications from your phone on the Blazer’s screen.
How to Fix Chevy Blazer Bluetooth Not Working
Bluetooth doesn’t pair properly with another device, or it doesn’t recognize it.
- Start your phone or gadget again, then connect it again to Bluetooth 1 in your car.
- If you don’t get any good results, you may need to re-pair. If you delete your phone from your car, and your car from your phone, you have a fresh slate to use when you pair your devices. Here’s how:
- Remove your phone from the list of “Paired Bluetooth Devices” in your car.
- Remove your car’s infotainment system 2 from the list of linked devices on your phone.
- Shut off your car. Wait 2 minutes after opening and closing the car door before starting the engine again.
- Repeat the first pairing process to re-pair your device.
Cannot Make a Bluetooth Call
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The effectiveness of your Bluetooth call could be impacted by a number of things. The software of your phone or the entertainment system in your car could be at fault. Make sure your smartphone or device is running the most recent version of the software. If your device has been updated, and you are still having issues with Bluetooth calling, consider erasing your phone’s pairing and then pairing it again.
Connection Problems After Smartphone Software Update
If your vehicle is having problems recognizing your smartphone during a software update, we suggest removing your smartphone from your vehicle’s list of “Paired Bluetooth Devices” on your smartphone. Turn the engine off, and then remove the key from the ignition. Leave the car and lock the doors. Wait 2 minutes, and when you have finished waiting, pair your smartphone with your vehicle.
Calls Drop
A call could be dropped owing to a Bluetooth disconnection, which can happen for a number of reasons and result in the call being disconnected in the car and transferred back to the phone. If required, re-pair your Bluetooth device and check your signal strength before attempting to make another call.
Max Anthony
Max is a gizmo-savvy guy, who has a tendency to get pulled into the nitty gritty details of technology and cars. He attended UT Austin, where he studied Information Science. He’s married and has three kids, one dog and a GMC truck and a Porsche 911. With a large family, he still finds time to share tips and tricks on cars, trucks and more.
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