How do I delete a Bluetooth device from a Mazda 3?

I was curious about my car’s Bluetooth system and discovered a few phone numbers I didn’t recognize. How do I delete a Bluetooth device from a Mazda 3?

Bonnie Stinson · Answered on Feb 14, 2023

Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.

To delete a Bluetooth device from a Mazda 3, use the Settings menu to review your devices and unpair them.

It’s easy to delete a device from your Mazda’s Bluetooth. Start by finding the Settings menu from the Home Screen. Look for the Devices menu next.

Now, look for the number of the device you wish to delete. Once you find it, you can choose “Unpair this device” to begin the disconnection process. You may need to select “Yes” or “Confirm” to finalize.

This device will not be able to connect with the car in the future unless it goes through the pairing process again.

Mazdas can remember a maximum of seven devices, but it’s always a good idea to promptly delete unused devices.

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