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How do you delete a Bluetooth device from a Honda Civic?
My kids keep adding devices to my Honda and it’s getting a little out of hand. We're about to take a road trip, so I need to remove their devices before we leave. What’s the best way to delete unwanted Bluetooth devices from my Honda Civic?
Joshua Levy · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Bluetooth and cars are a great combination—especially for
road trips
. Unfortunately, your car’s Bluetooth can be easily abused by friends, kids, or even spouses! Luckily, you can follow these steps to delete Bluetooth devices from your Honda Civic.- Start by turning on your Honda.
- Select Settings on your Honda display’s home screen.
- From there, scroll to Phone Settings and select Device List.
- Pick which devices you’d like to remove and select them one at a time.
- Once you select a device, a pop-up menu should ask if you’d like to delete it.
- Press Delete this Device and confirm your choice by pressing Yes on the following screen.
Hopefully, these steps can help you delete unwanted devices from your Honda Civic’s Bluetooth. That said, if you can’t delete the devices, reboot the screen by holding down the audio button for five seconds. Once it restarts, you should be able to remove the devices.
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