MINI Cooper Bluetooth

We have 5 Blackberry Tours in our family.  We tried to pair them in our 2007 MINI Cooper bluetooth.  My son's phone seemed to work fine.  My wife's also seemed to work.  But when I tried to pair mine, as soon as it was paired, the phone display in the car showed "connection active"  (as if I was in the middle of a call).  A timer was running showing the time of the call.  There is a button with a picture of a phone that underneath shows "end" (which I presume is to end the call) but when you push it, nothing happens. I think there is a button to push for keypad, which will come on, but anytime you press enter, it flips back to the "connection active" screen.  This active connection shows anytime my phone is in the car.  So the only thing I can do is disconnect and disable the bluetooth.  
MINI is no help, because this phone is not on its "compatible" list, even though my other Blackberry Tours (Sprint) seem to work.  
Anybody have any ideas?  
Thanks.  

You need to do a "hard" reset of your phone.  Take the battery out while it is on.  First delete the phone from the mini paired menu, and delete the mini from the phone connection.  Then do the hard reset.  After you have done that, follow the mini directions to pair the phone again.  You need to put the four digit password into the phone before you put the number into the mini when prompted to do so. 
Once done, the phones pair perfectly with the mini, and numerous phones can be paired with it. 

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