Churmsk

Living an hour away from the dealership I decided to visit a local shop for an oil change. After the oil change, none of my cell phones would connect to the car. I have never had any issue with Bluetooth connectivity and find it suspect that after the oil change these issues arise. I suspect that someone was trying to reset a service indicator and did something else.

Any thoughts on how this can be fixed?

islandbeef

So, you're saying you cannot pair your phone anymore? Did you try to "pair" your phones like you did the first time?

grabilsm

I would suggest you try and repair the phone. If you see that the phone is still displayed in the menu then removed and readd.

Arty101

Just reset and re-pair the BT on the phone. That should work.

bootman

I'm thinking the OP's dealer did this task upon delivery vs doing it himself (herself).
The instructions for pairing is in the manual and pretty easy to do.

Churmsk

Oddly enough the car corrected itself after turning it off for an hour and then turning it on. I had tried pairing the phone when I was having the issue but couldn't make the connection. I even tried to pair a new phone without success. No idea what the problem was....just happy that it is corrected...