How to set up AUX in Honda Accord 2006?

I purchased a Bluetooth AUX plug feom AGPTEK. I paired the device to my phone with no problem. I was told to set the radio and aux to the same station but in unsure on how to do that. My car has a CD/AUX button with .XM. I pressed that button but i don't know how to get it on the aux, it only stays on the XM station. Its a 06 Honda Accord!

2001 Honda Accord engine will not turn

2001 Honda Accord engine will not turn - 1

Added (1). 2001 Honda Accord engine will not turn. It has been cold the previous few days/nights. The batteries good, lights come on strong, starter engages but engine will not turn.

Do you think that the queen is ready for a real job?

It's high time she stopped taking welfare needed by the sick and infirm. There are options. Either seize her assets and provide her 1 Honda accord, light grey, with bucket seats, a smartphone, and UBER driver app. Or a mop and Sponge and a job as an usher at an adult theatre. She will know what to do with the sponge, being one herself.

Would you buy this car for $1000?

Looking for cheap transportation to commute 500 miles. Dealer is selling a 1997 Honda Accord w/ auto with 150k miles.

Do you think this car is reliable enough to go on long trips like that through 120 degree deserts in the Summer?

Why people buy cars?

Now, I understand when someone gets a sedan, a pick-up truck or a station wagon. These are utility vehicles and it makes perfect sense to buy such type of vehicles.

But I didn't understand a thing when a friend of mine bought a Fiat 500 Abarth as a 'weekend fun car' (He already owns a Honda Accord).

If I was him; I'd have gone with a… MOTORCYCLE!

Ducati Monster 821 Roadster: 3.6sec 0-60, 11.5sec 1/4 Mile @ $11,500 MSRP.
Fiat 500 Abarth: 6.3sec 0-60, 14.8sec 1/4Mile @ $21,000 MSRP.

And to put things into perspective:
Audi TT RS: 3.4sec 0-60, 13.2sec 1/4 Mile @ $66,000 MSRP

The Abarth is more compareable to:
Kawasaki Ninja 300: 5.6sec 0-60, 14.61sec 1/4 Mile @ $4,000 MSRP.

Not only that but bikes are more agile and are just a BLAST to ride; and here's why:

On a bike:
Your right hand's palm is throttle; fingers are front brakes and thumbs are low-high beam.
Your left hand's fingers are clutch and thumb controls the horn & indicator etc.
Your right foot is the rear brake.
Your left foot is the gearbox.
Your arms steer at low speeds.
Your whole body steer at high speeds.

So… YOU'RE ALL OVER IT!

And that gives you a feeling like no other! It's the best way if you want to 'feel' the machine. I can feel EVERYTHING on the bike. The engine, the wheels, the road, the wind, the world…

There's a reason us riders invented the term 'but dyno'! Our behinds can tell how many HP the engine beneath us makes!

So…

My question is; WHY?