C216 Bluetooth Options.

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Hi folks,

I have a 2008 W216 CL with standard factory Bluetooth connectivity for telephone calls.

The car has a bank of 3 ports in the glove box; 1x red, 1x yellow and 1x white.

Is there a way to utilise these ports to connect Bluetooth for audio streaming, preferably through an Android mobile or other device?

Many thanks,
Ketan
 

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Bluetooth to RCA adapter would be the way to go for your streaming, however, you’ll then not be able to make or receive calls at the phone will be connected to the RCA and not car Bluetooth.
Best thing would be an upgrade to an android headunit that supports connectivity to the car (nav, steering controls etc) but is isn’t a cheap option but would bring what is a great car up to date
 
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Bluetooth to RCA adapter would be the way to go for your streaming, however, you’ll then not be able to make or receive calls at the phone will be connected to the RCA and not car Bluetooth.
Best thing would be an upgrade to an android headunit that supports connectivity to the car (nav, steering controls etc) but is isn’t a cheap option but would bring what is a great car up to date

Thank you, I've now found an unusual-looking connector in the centre console, photo attached. Any idea what this might be for? I've seen posts on other forums which refer to a centre console connector that integrates with the phone, steering buttons, etc..., but for other models, so am unsure.
 

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