Getting Sprint Navigation sound through my Camry speakers

I have a Curve 8330 and a 2007 Toyota Camry with factroy bluetooth. After I have connected the bluetooth, is there any way to get the sound from Sprint Navigation to play through my car speakers? I did a Google search and thought I found something, but it didn't work. It suggested unchecking the headset option for bluetooth on my phone. I did that, but it still plays through the BB speaker.
Anyone got any suggestions?

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