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How to Connect a Mobile Phone to a Ford CD6000 Radio

Model: Ford Ford Various
Part: Car stereo

To connect a mobile phone to a Ford CD6000 radio, first activate the Bluetooth function from the menu by pressing the central button until the screen displays "ADV MENU". Then, press the right arrow button. From here, press the central button to get the display to show "BT OFF". Now, press the right arrow button again. This will activate the Bluetooth function. Next, enable the Bluetooth function on your mobile phone; search for the "ford audio" function and select it. A unique PIN will be displayed on the radio; enter it on your mobile phone within 30 seconds. Confirm. Your phone will appear on the screen, and the number "1" will show next to the time. At this point, you can use the hands-free function.

Updated on 25 August 2026 by ScegliAuto

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