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Streaming music

Butch3890
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Can you stream music from phone on focus 2009.

 

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    On 7/4/2021 at 5:44 PM, Butch3890 said:

    Can you stream music from phone on focus 2009.

     

    I think the Bluetooth modules in the MK2/MK2.5 only supported voice over Bluetooth.

     

    **Edit: Pre-facelift music over Bluetooth wasn't an option, post-facelift it WAS an option**

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    The short answer is no.

    The longer answer is when your car was made back in 2009 streaming music from your phone to your car had yet to be thought of.

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    the answer is YES

    but only with the right parts on the car....

    high spec mk 2 had BT phone only

    mk2.5 had the option of a better module that did both, and the last ones did everything, usb, ipod control, bt music streaming, bt phone, voice control

    you can fit it for £140 if you have the right head unit -  https://www.fordownersclub.com/forums/topic/34110-mk-25-58-retrofit-bluetooth-usb-questions/page/3/

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    16 hours ago, FatHead1979 said:

    I think the Bluetooth modules in the MK2/MK2.5 only supported voice over Bluetooth.

    mine streams musuic via bluetooth

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    16 hours ago, unofix said:

    The short answer is no.

    The longer answer is when your car was made back in 2009 streaming music from your phone to your car had yet to be thought of.

    mines 2009 and streams music

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    Just now, mrmetallica said:

    mine streams musuic via bluetooth

    I should have said pre-facelift it wasn't an option but WAS an option on the facelift if you had the nicer head unit.

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    I assumed we were talking about a Mk2, but it seems that yes you can on a Mk2.5 provided you have the right bits.

    So the answer for a Mk2 would still be "no"

    and for the Mk2.5 the answer is "maybe"

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