CL63 Bluetooth Streaming
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CL63 2011
CL63 Bluetooth Streaming
Hello merc fans 
I just bought a 2011 CL63 here in south korea , and all what I can see in the Command system is the bluetooth connectivity for phone calls. I tried to look for iPod interface connection in the glovebox / arm rest , but it seems that there's no place for the harness to get connected to. It's a shame that a car of this caliper here in this region doesn't get this option , but I'm also looking for away to have music streamed on the Command system.
Does anyone have any clue of how to get around this ? I would appreciate your help guys
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I just bought a 2011 CL63 here in south korea , and all what I can see in the Command system is the bluetooth connectivity for phone calls. I tried to look for iPod interface connection in the glovebox / arm rest , but it seems that there's no place for the harness to get connected to. It's a shame that a car of this caliper here in this region doesn't get this option , but I'm also looking for away to have music streamed on the Command system.
Does anyone have any clue of how to get around this ? I would appreciate your help guys
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Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Dhahran, KSA
2020 E 300 Coupe and 2019 GLS 400
This website has plenty of information:
http://www.mercupgrades.com/
I believe your car has NTG 3.5. I saw many W221 owners who reported they can't stream audio over Bluetooth. However, many reported having an AUX port in the glove box, others, had the multimedia kit or ipod interface.
http://www.mercupgrades.com/
I believe your car has NTG 3.5. I saw many W221 owners who reported they can't stream audio over Bluetooth. However, many reported having an AUX port in the glove box, others, had the multimedia kit or ipod interface.
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From: John's Creek, GA
2008 CL550, 2018 E400 Coupe, 2019 AMG GLE43 Coupe, 1968 C10 Restomod
The CL did come with everything that it could think of back then. You must remember that 7-9 years ago, streaming music was not as popular as it is now, or it would have been an option. That’s why your car has 5 CD changer, hard drive, DVD player, AUX, AM/FM/HD and satellite. My car does have the iPod/iPhone AUX connection in glove box. That’s your way to getting that done. Just remember, when expecting certain creature comforts, think of when development was taking place....BT like that would have had to be around in 2004-2005 for development into the car for 2007+. Its kind of like expecting your 1993 Lexus LS400 to have a DVD player. We were not there yet, therefore it was not feasible. Same for the CL.
