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How do I reset my Honda Bluetooth?
I loaned out my Accord to my brother over the weekend and apparently, he and every member of his family connected to my car’s Bluetooth. Since they live next door, their phones are constantly reconnecting to my car and I want to clear them out. How do I reset the system?
Mary Alice Morris · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Having a bunch of unwanted phones randomly connecting to your
Honda Accord
would be super annoying. Luckily, though, Honda’s multimedia interface makes it easy to delete unwanted pairings from your Bluetooth. Here’s how to reset your Bluetooth to include only the paired devices you want:
- Press the phone icon next to the display screen
- Go to Phone Setup
- Tap on Bluetooth Setup
- Find and select Delete Device
- Select all the devices you wish to unpair from your car
- Select Yes when the system asks if you want to delete the selected devices.
After that, you should be all set without any more unwanted phones pairing to your car!
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