usagora
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- First Name
- Jonathan
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- Jan 31, 2021
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- 2019 Honda Civic Hatchback Sport 1.5L Turbo
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I recently bought a 2019 Honda Civic Hatchback Sport and am loving it! My only gripe so far is that windshield wipers don't have a variable intermittent speed setting (was used to having 6 intermittent speed settings on my 2004 Ford Ranger I had before this). This question might be my second gripe if it's not possible. First-world problems, I know, LOL!
My Civic has what the manual refers to as the "color audio system" (not the touchscreen "Display Audio" system) - see picture below. On most Bluetooth audio interfaces I've used, including the Pioneer head unit I had in my 2004 Ranger, holding down the "previous track" or "next track" buttons will rewind or fast-forward, respectively. However, that doesn't seem to work on this interface using either the buttons below the volume knob or on the steering wheel. Is it not possible to do this? If not, I'm surprised, as it seems like a basic function that should be a given. I can't seem to find it in the manual. The connected device is an iPhone. I know of course that I can do it on the iPhone itself, but that's a bit more cumbersome, especially if my phone is being charged or in a holster. It also requires me to look at the phone screen, which is not very safe while driving.
My Civic has what the manual refers to as the "color audio system" (not the touchscreen "Display Audio" system) - see picture below. On most Bluetooth audio interfaces I've used, including the Pioneer head unit I had in my 2004 Ranger, holding down the "previous track" or "next track" buttons will rewind or fast-forward, respectively. However, that doesn't seem to work on this interface using either the buttons below the volume knob or on the steering wheel. Is it not possible to do this? If not, I'm surprised, as it seems like a basic function that should be a given. I can't seem to find it in the manual. The connected device is an iPhone. I know of course that I can do it on the iPhone itself, but that's a bit more cumbersome, especially if my phone is being charged or in a holster. It also requires me to look at the phone screen, which is not very safe while driving.
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