Playing Music Via Bluetooth on Car Audio System

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#11

05-21-2010, 10:43 AM

rip14

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Just get a bluetooth adapter, plug it into the RCA jacks and hide it away.

Then use the "Aux" feature on the MMCS.

Closest thing you are going to get to streaming music thru BT on an Outie without FUSE

#12

05-23-2010, 12:07 AM

WiValdiBB

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ivanz

You don't need MMCS. The FUSE system with the base stereo has this ability in the 2010 Outlander.

Have You more informations about FUSE? What's that? May I install them in my 2007 Outi with MMCS ?

#13

05-20-2016, 02:37 PM

Dv8-Fubz

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There is 2 diffrent typed of bluetooth, you have the one that doesn't do multimedia. It just uses phone for calls and what not. You can buy an after market bluetooth that is able to use the radio the way you want, or if yours isset up like my 2009 behind the arm rest center console you should have rca jacks, you can get the cord that connects to your phone at best buy for like 15.00 and that will work for you. Hope this helps you

Quote:

Originally Posted by inpd

Hi,

I have an LG shine mobile phone which acts a music player.
It automatically syncs up with any bluetooth enabled audio
system and plays music via the bluetooth connection on
the audio system itself.

However, this doesn't work with my 2008 Outlander LS
which is bluetooth enabled. I can of course make calls
with the cell phone and the Outlander bluetooth setup
but I can't play music.

Any tips on how to play music from my phone via
the bluetooth connection?