how do you pair your phone to 2008 maxima se

Asked by mzsweetlips Apr 16, 2013 at 04:29 PM about the Nissan Maxima

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You simply press the phone button and say: setup new phone the phone lady will prompt you to set your phone to find a bluetooth device or something simple along those lines once your phone finds it enter the code 1234. then you have to give it a name... then set the priority level, which you will want it to at 1. Then your done. The instructions are located in your owners manual in section 4-5 (something). You should be to find it in the table of contents.

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Followed instructions but will not pair. Is my phone too new for old car. Is Bluetooth signal different

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