You can connect to the car’s multimedia system via Bluetooth. However, smartphones often fail to connect.
In this case, Jaconia recommended that you remove all previously connected devices from the phone’s memory. To do this, open ‘Settings’, select ‘Connected devices’ and then ‘Previously connected devices’. Every unused device, including the car, needs to be “Wiped”.
In addition, it is worth deleting all devices from the memory of the machine. After that, turn off the Bluetooth device, wait a few seconds and turn it back on. If the device is still unresponsive or slow, you need to check if it is too close to other USB devices. USB car chargers can sometimes interfere with Bluetooth connections. Also, nearby cars with Bluetooth connectivity can cause problems.
Source: Ferra
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