Q: How do I use the external USB port?
How do I use the external USB port?
Your external USB port is located in your glove compartment. To connect to it, simply plug the USB cable from an external music device into the USB port. Then press the AUX button on the stereo system, and you’ll be able to play music from your phone, through the USB port.
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