Most new Nissan vehicles and many Certified Pre-Owned Nissan vehicles come with an incredibly useful feature: Nissan Bluetooth connectivity for both Apple and Android devices! Since Bluetooth phone pairing can initially be tricky business for some, Wolfchase Nissan put together this helpful guide for Nissan Bluetooth phone pairing. Find your device below to get started!
Follow these instructions for Nissan Bluetooth pairing with an Apple iPhone:
Fortunately, if you’re trying to connect an Android phone to Nissan Bluetooth, the steps are the same as those outline above for an iPhone:
Are the above steps not working? Bluetooth technology is dependable in most cases, but sometimes you’ll have to fiddle with it to get a connection. Here are a few common solutions to connection problems:
If you’re still having trouble with any aspect of your Bluetooth connection, or even something like clock setup, the experts at our Nissan service center can help! Be sure to see some of the commonly-asked Nissan Bluetooth questions and answers below, courtesy of nissanusa.com.
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Bluetooth is a wireless technology that enables connectivity between multiple electronic devices by utilizing a 2.4 GHz radio spectrum that has a range of approximately 30 feet. Bluetooth will allow you to use your cell phone hands-free in the vehicle. For more information about Bluetooth wireless technology, please visit www.bluetooth.com.
Bluetooth compatibility will vary based on the vehicle model and trim. Check Device Compatibility to determine availability.
Not all Bluetooth phones are compatible.
Phones must have the Bluetooth hands-free profile and be listed as a Nissan-recommended phone to ensure compatibility and quality operation.
We do that by continually evaluating existing and newly released Bluetooth phones.
Want to see if your device is compatible? Check Device Compatibility.
Existing Bluetooth phones that are not listed are either being tested for compatibility if new, or are not recommended, because they have not passed Nissan testing.
Major calling functions, like making, accepting, and ending phone calls, did not function properly and/or the Bluetooth connection was not stable.
If your phone is not listed, limited functions may be available, but the system will not operate correctly or to its fullest capability. Want to see if your device is compatible? Check Device Compatibility.
We’re always on the lookout for new phones, testing the most recent Bluetooth® phones for compatibility with your Nissan.
If you checked Device Compatibility for the device you want to use with our Bluetooth Hands-Free Phone System, but did not see it listed, contact us.
Bluetooth adapters do not work, only cell phones with Bluetooth built in and listed as a Nissan-recommended phone will operate correctly.
Once you pair a Nissan-recommended Bluetooth cellular phone to the vehicle, the following features are available:
– Hands-free mobile phone operation with a built-in microphone and utilization of the audio speaker
– Ability to switch between a hands-free call and a private call
– Vehicle-based phonebook
– Voice commands and verbal feedback prompts
– Choice of different ring tones
You can obtain information on how to operate the features of the system in either your vehicle owner’s manual or the Quick Reference Guide.
Charging cradles are not available. Please use the in-vehicle charger available through your cellular carrier or phone manufacturer.
A subscription fee is not required to use the Bluetooth Hands-Free Phone System.
You don’t have to subscribe to a Bluetooth-specific carrier. The system uses your existing carrier.
The Bluetooth® Hands-Free Phone System is covered under the basic warranty of 36 months/36,000 miles (whichever occurs first).
Pairing procedures for each of the Nissan-recommended phones can be found by entering your vehicle and device information in Device Compatibility.
The system supports up to five different phones. However, only one phone can be used at a time. If you try to add a sixth phone, the system will request you delete one phone.
You must edit the name of the phone before you pair it with the system. Please check your phone owner’s manual for instructions on how to change your phone’s Bluetooth ID.
Connection set up properly, but you still can’t connect? Check out these tips to make the most of your connectivity.
– Place your device close to the vehicle’s audio system to maximize signal strength.
– Make sure your device is fully charged as low battery level might impact the connection.
– Move metal, such as coins or metal pens, away from your Bluetooth device and the vehicle’s audio system.
– Turn off Bluetooth on other devices to avoid interference.
If you’re still having trouble, check your phone and/or vehicle owner’s manual for more information.
Couldn’t get Bluetooth to connect automatically? Try these tips to get your device and vehicle connected.
– Restart your device and vehicle.
– On your phone, check for the Bluetooth symbol. If you don’t see it, turn Bluetooth on and/or set to ‘Discoverable’ at all times, and/or make sure that the vehicle is marked as a ‘trusted’ device.
– Turn off Bluetooth (if on), then turn it on again.
– Remove the pairing on your device and vehicle, then pair them again.
If you’re still having trouble, check your phone owner’s manual for details on adjusting Bluetooth settings or go to Device Compatibility.
Are your calls dropping? Try these tips to make sure your phone calls end when you want them to.
– Restart your device and vehicle.
– Connect your device via AUX or USB cable.
– Check your mobile service for signal or reception issues.
If you’re still having trouble, check your phone owner’s manual for more information.
System slow with Bluetooth connection? Check out these tips to get it back to normal.
– Check Device Compatibility and update to the latest compatible software version listed for your device.
– Restart your device and vehicle.
– Turn off Bluetooth on other devices to avoid interference.
If you’re still having trouble, check your phone and/or vehicle owner’s manual for more information.
Functions slow to use and load? These tips might help you get them back up to speed.
– Check Device Compatibility and update to the latest compatible software version listed for your device.
– Place your device close to the vehicle’s audio system to maximize signal strength.
– Make sure your device is fully charged as low battery level might impact the connection.
– Connect your device via AUX or USB cable.
– Turn off Bluetooth on other devices to avoid interference.
If you’re still having trouble, check your phone and/or vehicle owner’s manual for more information.
Bluetooth can’t find your phone even though they’ve been paired before? Here are some tips to help pair them again.
– Turn off Bluetooth on the device that was most recently paired.
– Turn off Bluetooth on the device Bluetooth can’t find (if on), then turn it on again.
– Give your device time to be discovered (at least 1 minute).
– Remove the pairing on your device and vehicle, then pair them again.
If you’re still having trouble, check your phone owner’s manual for more information.
Bluetooth can’t pair your phone? Use these tips to pair your device.
– Make sure your device is fully charged as low battery level might impact the connection.
– Turn off Bluetooth (if on), then turn it on again.
– Place your device close to the vehicle’s audio system to maximize signal strength.
– Move metal, such as coins or metal pens, away from your Bluetooth device and the vehicle’s audio system.
If you’re still having trouble, check your phone’s owners manual for more information or Check Device Compatibility.
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