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Delete the phone from the HandsFreeLink following the voice prompts (or following the manual), then pair it again normally. I’ve had to do this a few times, works great.
Wrong vehicle, dude. Hope you figured it out or got a friend to help out.
Could be the Bluetooth module, wherever that is. Probably not a DIY job. Since a HFL function is a partial solution to combating Distracted Drive Syndrome, the $175 is a worthwhile investment. But there MAY be independent car repair shops that are well versed in Japanese brands (a friend operated one) and could offer a competitive rate. Another test: when you start the pairing process, does your phone see the car’s HFL? If not, then your car’s Bluetooth is probably compromised (i.e. the module isn’t functioning).
Ask them if the HFL is the “Telephone Assy” located in the overhead maplight bezel assembly in the ceiling. ;) Shouldn’t cost $175 to dismantle that and check out a part.
Excellent first teardown guide, bravo!
Suggested revision: “While keeping the top close to the base as in the picture, disconnect the ribbon cable from the connector with a spudger.”
This guide is meant for the Honda CL9, sold as the Euro/JDM Accord or US Acura TSX. Your experience will undoubtedly differ with other makes and models. Consult your owners manual or local dealer.
IMHO Wikis like iFixit are collaborative, and no one “owns” a page or a contribution. I suspect that the step was updated to “plastic card” to link to the iFixit store where a rigid, reusable card tool can be purchased (and they’re better than thin credit cards, I’ve got two). Sales of the tools help support the site. Furthermore,… it appears as if you created an account to make the edit, and when it was rejected, you created a new account to again propose the edit. :-\ I’m only speaking as another writer when I suggest you stop make a fuss about one edit several years ago, and make some more contributions where you’re able to. ;)
Specific help on particular models is beyond the (intended) scope of this guide. You can fine more specific information on sites like XDA Developers (as well as people developing custom ROM images for your brand/model of phone.
Dragosmp: Follow instructions found online for deleting the prior battery data, the phone will then relearn the new battery’s capability.
No, the HFL only identifies itself as a headset for phone calls. I have been able to conduct "calls" via Google Hangouts on an Android phone and iOS device (iPad), though.
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