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V35 2006 Bluetooth?

Hi!

I have a V35 2006 skyline, jap import. When looking through "carwings", there seems to be a bluetooth option, but I have no idea how to use it at all.

Its all in Japanese, so I cant figure out how to pair anything. Has anyone ever been able to use bluetooth on his model?

I really couldn't find any other formums about this model in regards to the bluetooth function that it aparently has.

And help or information would be much appreciated!

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Its a V35-

Yeah I figured it's somewhat outdated and will need an old phone to connect etc, it's just because it's all in japanese and when I would push "bluetooth", theres only one option which is basically some "on/off" thing. Theres nothing I can find about pairing :( 

any ideas? :( i've looked through the v36 translations but they don't seem to help as the options and lay out don't seem to look the same. Thanks!

after market head-units is your best bet.

or

You can get a cable to connect iphones from ebay G35. Then you can use the steering wheel controls as well. But you need to get the unit out of the dash and plug it in the back.

 

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On 2017-3-10 at 5:47 PM, n3ss said:

V35 2006 Bluetooth?

Hi!

I have a V35 2006 skyline, jap import. When looking through "carwings", there seems to be a bluetooth option, but I have no idea how to use it at all.

Its all in Japanese, so I cant figure out how to pair anything. Has anyone ever been able to use bluetooth on his model?

I really couldn't find any other formums about this model in regards to the bluetooth function that it aparently has.

And help or information would be much appreciated!

I managed to pair my phone with my 06 v35 coupe but unfortunately work just like a handfree and not like a media streaming. I paired one Sony z3 and a mi 5s Xiaomi and they works fine.

 To stream music I add to the stereo Grom bt3 plug into the external cd port.

Cheers

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