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If your Bluetooth audio isn't working in your Ford Explorer, the first step is to toggle the Bluetooth on your device. Turning it off and on can often resolve connection issues, followed by confirming the connection. If the issue persists, try deleting the phone from your vehicle. Re-pair the phone with the SUV to troubleshoot further. If the problem persists and your phone still can't discover your car's stereo, it could indicate an issue with the car's Bluetooth antenna.
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Here's a rephrased version with a unique twist: If you're having trouble with the Bluetooth audio setup in your Ford Explorer, try these steps: first, turn off the ignition and then open and close the driver's door. Let Sync completely turn off and wait for the clusters to power down. After 30 seconds, turn the ignition back on and wait for Sync to fully activate. Keep an eye out for the clusters to power up again.