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Hi @Thaislarsen
Welcome to community.
Depending on the features available in your Honda Accord, if Bluetooth is unavailable, you may have the option to connect with either a USB cord or AUX cord. Connecting with these options should allow Pandora to play through your car's speaker, while playback controls will be through your mobile device.
For more information if either of these options are available for your Honda, I would reference vehicle's user's manual.
Hi @Thaislarsen
Welcome to community.
Depending on the features available in your Honda Accord, if Bluetooth is unavailable, you may have the option to connect with either a USB cord or AUX cord. Connecting with these options should allow Pandora to play through your car's speaker, while playback controls will be through your mobile device.
For more information if either of these options are available for your Honda, I would reference vehicle's user's manual.
+1 for the suggestion of using a Lightning cord in addition to connecting to the stereo via Bluetooth. If that’s the case, at least your phones charge will be topped off while you drive.
If you have 30-60 minutes, look on the internet for a Honda group similar to North American Subaru Impreza Owners Club. NASIOC won’t have any info about Hondas but a similar club will. You aren’t the first person with this complaint and if you can find a site with discussion forums, there will be a solution posted, especially if you’ve got a popular model such as a Civic.