Learn how to install a Bluetooth microphone in your car when installing a car stereo that has bluetooth for handsfree calling. In this video we will give you a basic walk-through and step-by-step…
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Ok, this is really irking me, why did you just gloss over routing the cable
through the dash? You provided extremely accurate and very detailed
information for everything else, but how to route the cable through the
dash. Almost like you guys did it already, and forgot to film it. Thanks a
lot…
i just got a new stereo…it has a bluettoth mic…idk about using it for
phones uses….i wanna be able to talk into it & it play over my
speakers…is that possible?
This was an awesome guide. I was able to install the mic in my 2006 Ford
Escape Hybrid precisely how you described. The outcome was 100x better
than I ever imagined it could be.
Excellent ‘how-to.’ Thank you.
Can anyone tell me where to plug in the mic after all this is done? , Ive
tried in the aux and in the phone.
It woukd help me a lot if you showed were you plug in or put the microphone
wire when your finished fishing it out throught the dash. But grate video
do i have to install the microphone if my car has onstar and all that jazz?
What a coincidence that your using the same car as mine… Anyway how hard
is it to route the wire through the dash board like do you stick your arm
in their and try and find it or will it pop right out
How did you pull the mic through the dash?
For those who are afraid of running it around the steering column or don’t
think they can I am sure you can run it across from the passenger side
a-piller and run it under the glove box up into the center. I have not done
this before though so I could be wrong.
What a coincidence that your using the same car as mine… Anyway how hard
is it to route the wire through the dash board like do you stick your arm
in their and try and find it or will it pop right out
From that location wont the micbe picking up audio from the speakers given
the people on the other end feedback of there own voice (an echo)
Why didn’t you show the toughest part of this vid: fishing it through the
dash? I’m afraid my wire my get wrapped around the steering column by
accident while I’m driving :(
my headliner wont pull down like it does in this video it feels way to
tight to pull down with my hands or a pry tool so im nervous about tucking
the cable up there also how do I get the cable from the A pillar to the
head unit?
I’m Holding my unit now and cant figure out where the microphone gets
plugged into on the back of it.. Help Please!
Thank you for the information! It’s greatly appreciated!
Where is you’re guy location at ?
Cool, my car looks nifty with the microphone above the mirror.
Thanks guys, great video. 52 year old broad here, with a 2005 Ford
Explorer. The only challenge I had was fishing it through to the open dash,
once I had it run over to the steering column. I went into my kitchen, and
grabbed a long thin metal skewer with a hook at the end, ran that through
the open dash, grabbed a loop on the mic wire and VOIALA!
This video helped me thanks.
How exactly do you get the wire from the side panel through the dash to the
head unit? It seems rather difficult
How do you remove the a-pillar without cracking it.
Great video! I was wondering the best location to mount this and your
explanation was awesome. Thanks!!!!
great video, helps a lot!!! also, are you guys planning on making an
installation video for factory steering wheel controls for audio with an
aftermarket interface for aftermarket radio??? for example, the axxess
steering wheel control interface.
Thank you! I got mine installed and it works great. Thank you sir!
Thank You!! Your video is very helpful.
Thanks this is great! My friend Ira travels to do various car installations
for people all over Orlando and always loves to see other people in their
methods. I will refer him to your videos
Do they make and good mics? The ones that come with the radios are very
cheap. Other people can hear you but they can’t understand you. I good mic
would likely resolve this problem. Suggestions?
Where is Alan. LOL
doesn’t matter, it would still have given us an idea.
Do you have a video of that? This one was great and helpful
It would go to the back of the stereo in the center console.
Glad I found this video, I’m doing this in a few days with my new Sony WX
GT90BT
If it has the same connection as the device you plan to use, then it should
work. Most headunits themselves will not let you use it as a PA system.
Thank you! Great video.
The device is only the microphone itself, which could technically be stolen
easily, but it is not worth the hassle to steal just the mic. Chances are
they would go for the radio itself.
you didn’t show us how to run it through the dash. -_-
Some of these questions being asked are pretty funny!
We would not recommend that you do that.
so what about the side airbags can you tug the wire in or what would be the
solution
how do you run the wire from the side panel to the head unit?
Nice. Im trying to mount a mic in a celica.
I want to get this installed in my car but my apartment is not a very safe
location. How easy it is for thieves to steal this bluetooth device?