Dodge Durango: How to Connect a Phone

Almost every car owner/driver has a phone they want to connect to their car. Pairing your phone allows you to make calls, stream music, and several other things. Below are directions for connecting a phone to a Dodge Durango.

2014 – 2023 Models

1. Open the Settings app on your phone.
2. Tap Bluetooth to turn it on.
3. Tap Phone on the car touch screen.
4. Tap Add Device.
5. Tap Uconnect in the Bluetooth options on your phone.
6. Verify the PIN on your phone is the same as on the touch screen.
7. Tap Yes on the touch screen.
8. Tap Pair on your phone.
9. Your phone is now connected.

2011 – 2013 Models

1. Press the Phone button.
2. The car system will say, “Ready.”
3. Say “Setup” or “Device Pairing.”
4. Say “Pair a Device” when prompted. The system will ask you to say a PIN.
5. Say the PIN you want to use. You will need this later in the process.
6. Open the Settings app on your phone.
7. Tap Bluetooth to turn it on.
8. Tap the Bluetooth option for your car.
9. Enter the PIN you gave the system.
10. When prompted, give your phone a name.
11. Assign your phone a priority level of one to seven. Number one is the highest priority, and seven is the lowest priority.

2004 – 2009 Models

1. Press the Phone button.
2. The car system will say, “Ready.”
3. Say “Setup Phone Pairing.”
4. Say “Pair a Phone” when prompted. The system will ask you to say a PIN.
5. Say the PIN you want to use. You will need this later in the process.
6. Open the Settings app on your phone.
7. Tap Bluetooth to turn it on.
8. Tap the Bluetooth option for your car.
9. Enter the PIN you gave the system.
10. When prompted, give your phone a name.
11. Assign your phone a priority level of one to seven. Number one is the highest priority, and seven is the lowest priority.

1997 – 2003 Models

These older Dodge Durango models do not have Bluetooth capabilities. You can purchase an AUX cord if your radio has an AUX port. The cord will allow you to play music only. You can also get limited Bluetooth capabilities through an FM Bluetooth adapter, a cassette tape AUX, or by purchasing and installing a different radio.