LG Fusic phone - won't transfer via bluetooth

I have an LG Fusic phone and can set it up as a bluetooth device. I can see the files on the phone using bluetooth file exchange. The problem is that I can only seem to transfer a few files before it stops working. Furthermore, I can only do it one file at a time. Why can't I do a multiple file exchange and why does it quit? Can anyone help?
PS I posted in Bluetooth discussion but no reply.

Well, normally for the iPhone to forget a particular bluetooth device, you need to be out of range of the device, or the device not on and then go to Settings>General>Bluetooth and turn it on in the phone. It should provide you a list of devices that it has paired to. Select the vehicle, and it should give you the option to forget the device. Do this and it should no longer try and pair to the car when you are in range.
There may be something in the vehicle that you can so something similar to so the car can forget the phone as well. I did something similar to this when I test drove a new Hyundai. I wanted to see how the syncing went for the Bluetooth in the car with my iPhone and what features were available. I paired the phone and car, synced my address book and tested it extensively. I then turned the car off, told the phone to forget the car and then turned the bluetooth off in the phone. Turned the car on again and told it to forget the phone and it deleted all of my phonebook as if it was never there.

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