How To Connect Bluetooth Devices To A Jeep Vehicle

Connecting a Bluetooth device to your vehicle makes it a lot more practical. Jeeps made around 2010 going forward have had easy-to-use Bluetooth connectivity. This makes it easy for the driver to safely use the connected device when driving, such as by making hands-free phone calls. With current Bluetooth technology, it is even possible to dictate messages or emails and send them without having to touch your phone. The process of connecting your Bluetooth device to a Jeep is very simple and only involves a few steps.

Pairing A Bluetooth Device to Your Jeep

Pairing a Bluetooth device to your Jeep is as easy as the following:

  • Switch on Bluetooth on your phone or other Bluetooth device. It may be necessary to also set the Bluetooth device to be visible to nearby devices to make the pairing easier.
  • On the Jeep’s infotainment system, open the “Jeep Uconnect” screen.
  • Press “Phone”, then “Add Device” and then “Settings”. This makes it possible for your device to discover the vehicle’s Bluetooth connection and then pair to it.
  • On your device, go to the Bluetooth connection menu. You should be able to see the Jeep as an option; click on it to begin the pairing process.
  • When the pairing is ongoing, you will have to press “Confirm” on the Jeep Uconnect screen may show a code that should be identical to the one shown on the screen on your phone to make sure you are connecting to the device.

Once the connection is complete, you will be able to use your mobile device through the Jeep Uconnect system. This opens up a world of possibilities including the ability to make and receive phone calls without touching your phone, turn-by-turn navigation using your phone’s GPS system, and streaming music and videos from your phone to the car’s audio system.

Faulty Bluetooth Connections

It is rare to have a faulty connection on current Jeeps. If you find yourself in such a situation, however, the remedy is as easy as:

  • Disconnect the Bluetooth device from the vehicle’s Bluetooth.
  • Go to the Bluetooth menu on Jeep Uconnect, where you will see all the devices that have been paired with the vehicle. Delete the phone with the faulty connection.
  • On your phone, do the same by going to the Bluetooth menu, and deleting the Jeep icon from paired devices.
  • Reconnect the Bluetooth device to the vehicle as above. This should solve any pairing problems.

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