How do I unpair my phone from SYNC?
You can unpair your device from your SYNC®* system using the instructions contained in this article.
Deleting a Paired Phone
Important: Ensure that your vehicle is on and running in a well-ventilated area and in Park (P).
Select your SYNC generation from the drop-down options below to learn how to unpair your phone with SYNC. If you need assistance determining the generation of your SYNC system, select the first drop-down option.
Identifying Your Vehicle's SYNC Generation
Select a resource in the table below to help you identify your vehicle's SYNC generation.
Resource | Instructions |
SYNC and Navigation Updates page | Either:
Your SYNC generation will appear on the right side of the page under the “SYNC Current Version” heading. |
SYNC Visual Reference Guide | View example images of SYNC generations that Lincoln has offered. |
SYNC 4
To delete a paired phone from SYNC 4:
- Press the Phone tab on your vehicle's SYNC screen.
- Tap Phone List.
- Select a phone from the list.
- Press the Delete symbol (trash can). A pop-up will appear.
- Tap Yes to remove the phone.
SYNC 3
To delete a paired phone from SYNC 3:
- Press Settings.
- Tap Bluetooth.®
- Choose View Devices.
- Select the phone you want to delete.
- Press Delete.
- Tap Yes to confirm your selection.
SYNC with MyLincoln Touch®
To delete a paired phone from SYNC with MyLincoln Touch:
- Press the Gear icon at the bottom of your SYNC screen.
- Select Settings.
- Tap Phone.
- Press Bluetooth.
- Select the phone you want to delete.
- Tap Delete.
SYNC Generation 1.1
To delete a paired phone from SYNC Gen 1.1:
- Select Phone.
- Go to Bluetooth Devices.
- Select the phone you want to delete.
- Press Delete.
SYNC Generation 1
To delete a paired phone from SYNC Gen 1:
- Press the Phone button.
- Select Return.
- Press Bluetooth.
- Select the phone you want to delete.
- Press Delete.
Additional Information
Why is my phone not connecting to SYNC?
What do I do if text messaging is not working with SYNC?
Actual screens may vary. See your Owner’s Manual for information specific to your vehicle.
*Don't drive while distracted or while using handheld devices. Use voice-operated systems when possible. Some features may be locked out while the vehicle is in gear. Not all features are compatible with all phones.
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