Hi All,

I am facing problems with my bluetooth system and I am not able to connect any phones to it. When I click on Phone button on the left side of the music system it just mutes the system and nothing else happens. I cannot even find the cars bluetooth on my phone's list.  There is no phone menu in MFD. Please help.

Given you've got one post, I assume the car is new to you?

 

If so, it probably doesn't have a bluetooth module so muting when you hit the phone button is normal.

 

You might want to add the age and spec of your car, you can also check under the front seats for a bluetooth module

Hey Langers2K, thanks for your reply. This car is a used car I have just bought few days back. Its a Superb mk2 2010 model (Petrol). I also checked the underneath drivers seat and I do see a box there, but seems it pretty hard to remove it.

If it's under the drivers seat, there is a good chance it's an amplifier.

 

Can you take a few pictures or does the car mention canton anywhere?

Hey, so I just managed to click some pics of the box/module underneath the seat. Please have a look and thanks for your inputs

Thats the seat control module 
If you have BT it is under the seat on the floor under black plastic cover

Edited 13 February, 20197 yr by DEL80Y
To steal photo from other post

what you're looking for is on the floor and by the looks of your 1st pic i cant see the mounting bracket

pic is as you look from outside the car with seat all the way back, it usually has a black plastic slip on cover

 

 

 

Hmm, it's kind of weird I may not have the Bluetooth module at all in my car (it being the very top end model). Is there any other place I can check or else I may have to visit Skoda service center to ask for more info

Edited 13 February, 20197 yr by kunalvaidya

@kunalvaidya

 

It can be built-in into your radio unit - to be sure you need full scan using VCDS, VCP, ODIS or something else. 

Today, I just tried a factory reset of the audio system in my car just to check if it comes up if its inside the radio unit itself but unfortunately nothing happened. May be I will visit a service center. Disconnecting the Battery also didn't work.

@kunalvaidya - just to be sure about this - what country are you in?  If your car is left hand drive, I believe the bluetooth module is under the passenger seat....

@TheRobinK

 

I am from India having a right hand drive car, I also checked under passenger seat didn't find anything, thanks.

So finally today I visited a Skoda service center for my bluetooth enquiry and they told me that this particular model (2010) does not have bluetooth and they even cannot fit a bluetooth module to the car as its not supported. I did find this a bit weird that the car will not support bluetooth if the module is connected, when the car has all the bluetooth controls in the music system as well as on the steering.

 

Any comments anyone?

Edited 22 February, 20197 yr by kunalvaidya

Only that dealers are not a source of truth when it comes to retrofits...

 

Adding a BT module and wiring is pretty simple, there are even dedicated looms for the purpose. You'd need VCDS or similar to recode the car afterwards to let it know BT has been fitted.

my 2013 greenline has a mysterious gap where a BT module should be..

 

 

1 hour ago, lichfielddriver said:

my 2013 greenline has a mysterious gap where a BT module should be..

 

It's not that mysterious... Probably just means it wasn't spec'd or fitted when new.

20 minutes ago, langers2k said:

 

It's not that mysterious... Probably just means it wasn't spec'd or fitted when new.

 

so why the gaps in the carpet?

 

 

1 minute ago, lichfielddriver said:

so why the gaps in the carpet?

 

Who knows! Probably been vacuumed up at some point...

1 hour ago, langers2k said:

 

Who knows! Probably been vacuumed up at some point...

 

Some vacuum...

 

 

 

 

very precise for even a Dyson

 

Edited 23 February, 20197 yr by lichfielddriver

they were probably pre-stamped, 1 carpet for all

14 hours ago, lichfielddriver said:

Some vacuum... very precise for even a Dyson

 

What seems more likely to you:

- The car never had BT and the cutouts in the carpet have been lost, possibly from years worth of vacuuming.

- Someone removed the BT module, mounting hardware and wiring then refitted one piece of the carpet.

 

If you want BT, you should add a BT module and get the car coded.

Guys, to update on what I had previously found that I didn't had a Bluetooth module in my car. I have found a guy who is selling it seems to be a Bluetooth module but the serial number seems to be a bit different that what we discussed before. Can someone plz confirm if this will work

On 23/02/2019 at 22:54, lichfielddriver said:

 

 

Someone has removed them. The cut lines are stamped, or at least they are down three of the sides. The flaps are therefore just a push fit into the holes, and presumably removed in the factory if access is needed.

16 hours ago, kunalvaidya said:

Guys, to update on what I had previously found that I didn't had a Bluetooth module in my car. I have found a guy who is selling it seems to be a Bluetooth module but the serial number seems to be a bit different that what we discussed before. Can someone plz confirm if this will work

 

Can someone plz help me out on this

If my eyes don't deceive me that is a revision F

so very new,

I also notice a lot of rust and water staining. I wouldn't want to plug that module into my car.