The Bluetooth module is located next to the amplifier, and will have a sticker on it with 'PK' (passkey) followed by a four-digit PIN code. With the trunk open, the interior trim on one side will have a removable panel covering the amplifier. In most BMWs, this is located at the rear of the vehicle. If you have lost your owner manual, the passkey is written on the Bluetooth module itself. You can find it written in your owner manual. Your passkey is a unique pairing code for your vehicle. Where do I find my BMW Bluetooth passkey (pairing code)?

Check your iDrive menu to confirm pairing was successful.

When prompted, enter your BMW Bluetooth pairing code.

When you see a device starting with 'BMW', select it.

Within two minutes of starting your car, go to the Bluetooth menu of your phone and search for nearby devices.

How to Connect Your Phone To Your BMW - Bluetooth Pairing Office (reading/sending SMS, calendar, tasks, notes) Playing music from a phone through a USB port FeatureĬonnecting iOS devices through the USB cable What Does BMW Enhanced Bluetooth Do?Īdding Enhanced Bluetooth to your vehicle unlocks a number of advanced Bluetooth features not found in the basic BMW Bluetooth package, including album art, music streaming and USB connectivity. Now let’s see what’s the fuss around EBT is all about. Remember that this list is always subject to change each BMW Bluetooth software update can add new features, and updating your phone's operating system can import what you can do in your car. In order to know for sure what you will get with the EBT Bluetooth audio upgrade, check the BMW Bluetooth compatibility page. Some cars equipped with Basic Bluetooth may have more options than they're supposed to have, and some BMWs having Enhanced Bluetooth may be limited to a smaller number of features than generally assigned to this functionality.

Please keep in mind that the EBT features strongly depend on your model, your phone and even the network operator.

In BMWs there are two types of features you can get depending on the package or on the vehicle configurations you choose: 1) Basic Bluetooth & 2) Enhanced Bluetooth (EBT). And 18 years later this technology is still one of the most important means of bringing your phone’s features into your favorite car. Did you know that the first vehicle with Bluetooth was released in 2000? (No, it wasn’t BMW, just a Chrysler).

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