Ford SYNC

It’s not old. It’s OG.

With hands-free calling, music streaming and text message reading capability, the original SYNC® (on select vehicles) still stands up today.

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    To use any of the phone features for SYNC — such as making hands-free calls or receiving text messages — you must pair your Bluetooth®-enabled device.

    Pairing Directions

    The More You Know

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    Watch this video to learn how to use function buttons.

    Make Service a Priority

    Regular service and maintenance can help extend the life of your vehicle.

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    FAQs

    Can I upgrade my older SYNC system hardware?

    Unfortunately, no.

    Can I stream music with my older SYNC technology?

    Of course, as long as you pair your Bluetooth®-enabled device with SYNC you should be able to stream music, podcasts and other audio media.

    Can I send texts with older SYNC technology?

    No, you cannot. Early SYNC technology only allows for incoming messages to be read. You can, however, choose from a selection of responses when your vehicle is not moving and it is safe to do so.

    1. aDon’t drive while distracted. Use voice-operated systems when possible; don’t use handheld devices while driving. Some features may be locked out while the vehicle is in gear. Not all features are compatible with all phones.