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How do I remove a Bluetooth device from a Honda Odyssey?
I just bought a Honda Odyssey, but I see someone else’s phone is paired with Bluetooth. It’s a year old, so it must be the last owner’s phone? How do I remove a Bluetooth device from a Honda Odyssey? I don’t need this other person’s phone, do I?
Matt Terzi · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
It’s a little peculiar to find another device paired with your car, even if it’s used. Dealerships usually take care of this sort of thing for you. But it’s ultimately not that big of a deal, and very easy to fix. And no, you don’t need the previous owners’ phone to remove a Bluetooth device from a
Honda Odyssey
.With your Honda Odyssey safely parked and the engine running, let’s remove this old device.
If your Honda Odyssey has a button next to the infotainment screen that looks like a phone:
- Press the phone button
- Select phone setup
- Select Bluetooth setup
- Select delete device. You’ll need to scroll down a bit to find it
- From this list, find the device you’d like to delete, highlight it, and press the select button
- If everything looks right, select yes to unpair this device
If your Odyssey has a “Settings” button:
- Press the settings button
- Select phone settings
- Select Bluetooth device list
- From this list, find and select the device you want to remove
- If everything looks correct, select yes to unpair this device
As a heads-up, sometimes device names are really super vague and not at all helpful. You might see two phones both referred to as “iPhone” or “Pixel” or “Galaxy”. It can make this process a little frustrating, but worst case, you’ll just end up re-pairing your phone again.
We hope this guide is useful regardless of what year your Honda Odyssey is. And if you have any more questions, please don’t hesitate to drop us a line!
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