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Ford Focus 2013 Bluetooth devise issue

Aln
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I have 2 phones and my Samsung will not connect to Bluetooth anymore. I did a reset on the car and deleted my iPhone but not Samsung. Tried deleting Samsung manually and it didn’t work. Pulled fuses 67 and 85 left out for a minute then started the car and left it running for a few minutes. Radio was still playing and nothing happened. The phone is still saved and can’t seem to get rid off it or reset the system. Any advise is much appreciated 

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    Have you tried disconnecting the battery for 10 minutes? I had the same recently with mine, it wouldn't connect to my S10 but would my partners iPhone, again did all the things you did, nothing, disconnected battery and it's worked fine since.

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    I will try that as a last resort. I have the same my iPhone works but not Samsung. Hence the reason I don’t like Samsung as it never works haha

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    17 hours ago, Aln said:

    I will try that as a last resort. I have the same my iPhone works but not Samsung. Hence the reason I don’t like Samsung as it never works haha

    Disconnecting the battery really isn't that big of an issue, it doesn't do the car any harm *obviously assuming it's not running at the time*, just need usually a number 10 socket, disconnect the black wire, leave it disconnected for 10 minutes, then reconnect, the only real annoyance doing it is you need to reset your clock.

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    I have actually replaced my battery as it’s been 7 years now and get phone is still on lol. Never mind. Thanks for all your advise 

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