I need to connect a new phone to my lexus 460ls bluetooth system

something is turned on and killing the battery. Check the trunk light....(does it really go out when the lid is closed?. Take the bulb (s) out and see if that makes a difference....also if you have one on the hood lid....do the same thing...and pull out the cig lighter too...and also the bulb in the glove box. Something that is NOT on your accessories power is staying on.

To remove an unused Bluetooth phone from your Lexus 350 system, follow these steps:
1. Press the menu button on the center console
2. Select setup
3. Then Bluetooth
4. Then registered devices
5. Selec remove - you will be given an option to remove all or a particular device
6. Once selected press remove
7. Confirm your choice
Remember, when a device is removed, all phone book data that came with it will also be wiped out.

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Your nav/bluetooth system will for the car will issue a 4 digit code in the screen of the car, this is a code which you input into the phones keypad.

.On an LS this is generally found by going into the info screen , then phone , then settings then add phone at this point the code for the car should appear often 1111 , 1212 , etc.
Your phone will have a Bluetooth enabling feature, under its tools or settings menu. You will be need to authorize the phone to search or enable new devices.Search" Hands FREE" should appear as an optional device and a pairing mode icon will be visible. The phone will search, indicate an item found and then prompt you for the 4 digit pass code on the cars menu screen. This code when input into the phone will clear the transfer of a connection between the car and phone.

The upload will be a combination of the car's ability to sinc as well as the phones ability to transfer. A new phone may simply have more function than the older software in the car. Phones have advanced dramatically since 2006 but teh Bluetooth cap-ability in the 2006 was a fairly early version for Lexus

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Your best bet is to talk to Lexus as they might need to re-flash the software in the car to be compatible with your Blackberry

Get out the bluetooth quick reference guide. There is a mute option for private calls.

Turn on your NAV screen and go into the info main menu in the Nav system. If no NAV refer to the drivers handbook, since you will sinc by using the voice command buttons on the steering wheel and the car will offer you prompts.
Click on telephone, settings, Bluetooth, ADD PHONE.
Then go into the menu for the Curve, tools , add devices,enable handsfree, search new device are the icons you need. You will need to authorize the Curve to accept a new device by entering a 4 digit pin code, which will show on the car`s screen. Once completed, the car will acknowledge the Curve in it`s screen