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Turn on the Automatic Phonebook Download feature. If you have a 2017 model year SYNC-equipped vehicle or newer, or one of the 2016 and 2015 vehicles listed below, follow the first set of instructions. 2016 model year. We update FordPass from time to time to introduce new features or fix issues. Feb 26, 2015  Anyone having issues with iPhone 6 and Mazda bluethooth? Its worked fine for the 5s, the 4s but not working correctly with the 6. It seems that incoming calls go to bluetooth correctly, but when I make an outgoing call it defaults to the phone and then I manually have to select the output to Mazda bluetooth (it is successfully paired). Mar 21, 2019  Mazda MAZDA6 owners have reported 9 problems related to cruise control (under the vehicle speed control category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Mazda MAZDA6.

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Problems & Complaints

Worst 2015 Mazda MAZDA6 Problems by Category

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Worst 2015 Mazda MAZDA6 Problems

• #1:Stops On Incline2015 MAZDA6

  Average Cost to Fix:

  N/A

  Average Mileage:

  4,000 mi

• #2:Drops Into Safe Mode While Driving2015 MAZDA6

  Average Cost to Fix:

  N/A

  Average Mileage:

  16,000 mi

• #3:Transmission Stopped Working2015 MAZDA6

  Average Cost to Fix:

  N/A

  Average Mileage:

  6,000 mi

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Mazda Bluetooth^®

Hands-free freedom.

Hands-free mobile phone usage is easier than ever and now loaded with features. With Mazda vehicles equipped with Bluetooth^® hands-free capability, steering-wheel-mounted controls in conjunction with voice commands enable you to make and receive calls with your Bluetooth^®-compatible phone. Simply pair your mobile phone with your vehicle and automatically download your mobile phonebook. Once set-up is complete you can enjoy your favourite tunes wirelessly through Bluetooth, never miss a text with the SMS feature and stream your favourite music and podcasts directly from the Aha^TM or Stitcher^TM apps installed on your mobile phone. It's communication and entertainment at your fingertips.*

Visit Mazda Connect to see if your mobile phone or Bluetooth^® capable device is Bluetooth^® compatible.

Mazda Bluetooth^® FAQ

• What is Bluetooth®?

  • Bluetooth^® is the name of a wireless technology which allows compatible electronic devices to interact via short-range radio waves.

• How do I answer a call using Bluetooth®?

  • TO ANSWER A PHONE CALL:

    1. After set-up is complete, your phone needs to be in the vehicle and turned on, with the Bluetooth^® functionality enabled. You can now answer calls without touching the phone.

    2. When the hands-free system lets you know a call is coming in, available call ID information will be displayed.

    3. Press the “PHONE PICK-UP” button on the steering wheel if you want to accept the call. The audio system automatically switches to hands-free mode. Begin talking.

    4. Press the 'PHONE HANG-UP' button on the steering wheel when you are finished with your call.

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• How do I make a call using Bluetooth®?

  • TO PLACE A PHONE CALL:

    1. After set-up is complete, your phone needs to be in the vehicle and turned on, with the Bluetooth^® functionality enabled. You can now make calls without touching the phone.

    2. Press the “PHONE” button on the steering wheel and wait for the beep before speaking. The audio system automatically switches to hands-free mode.

    3. Say 'Call or Dial.' The vehicle will ask what name or number you would like to call.

    4. After the beep, say the number you would like to call. The vehicle will confirm the number.

    5. After the beep, say “yes” if the number is correct. If it is not, say 'no', and the system will prompt you to re-enter the number you would like to call.

    6. After your conversation, press the “PHONE HANG-UP” button. The audio system automatically returns to its prior mode.

• What is the quality level of Bluetooth® performance during a phone call?

  • Bluetooth® uses your cellular phone service to communicate. If your cellphone has low signal strength or experiences static, then so will the Bluetooth® system.

• Where can I find “voice training” commands that help Bluetooth® recognize my voice better?

  • To activate the voice training feature within the handsfree system, press the phone button and wait for the beep, then say 'voice training'. The system will then guide you through the process.

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• How should I speak when using the voice-recognition feature of the hands-free system?

  • Speak in a normal voice, not too fast, too slow, or too loud. When speaking a contact’s name, speak in a fluid manner. Do not pause between first and last names.

• I am having trouble reconnecting or re-pairing my phone to the hands-free system. What should I do?

  • Delete the handsfree system from the Bluetooth^® menu on your phone and delete your phone from the Bluetooth^® menu on the hands-free system. Follow appropriate procedures to connect or pair your phone.

• Legal

  • *Not all vehicles come equipped with all features. Not all phones or devices perform all functions. Please visit Mazda Connect to see your vehicle and mobile phone's capabilities. If your vehicle is 2006 or older, please see your owner's manual.

    ^TM AHA is a registered trademark of Harman International Industries, Inc.
    ^TM Stitcher is a registered trademark of Stitcher.