Hi All
Brand new QQ purchased last week and currenlty unable to "Enable" connected services on the Nissan Connect website. When I login in and click enable it just tells me to retry. I have a case open with Nissan but at present they are being more than useless and just keep telling me their technical team is looking into it (opened case on Saturday).
Is anybody else here having the same issues?
Cheers
J
Nissan Connect
One thing people don't seem to recognise (I think) is that part of the Connect system is the traffic warnings. It has cut in before Google Maps twice in the last month to warn me - one of a road closure due to an accident, and this afternoon that there was a lane closed on the M4 due to "vehicle fault" - turns out it was a HGV with a blowout that must have happened relatively recently as the breakdown wagon hadn't got there.
The Connect system communicates with your smartphone I believe - for those of you who travel a lot and aren't connected (no pun intended) you are missing out
The Connect system communicates with your smartphone I believe - for those of you who travel a lot and aren't connected (no pun intended) you are missing out
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Google disabled this feature last year sometime so you can't do that anyway, I thought it was a great function when it was available.JCM wrote:Ah that's a shame if it isn't that great, it has the potential to be a great app. I liked the idea of sending a destination from my phone to the car!
2014 1.5dCi Tekna (Manual)
It has nothing to do with communicating with your smartphone. It gets its road status informatio directly from satelite signals and radio data signals (rds). You will still get the same info announced even if uour phone isnt in the car.rod9669 wrote:One thing people don't seem to recognise (I think) is that part of the Connect system is the traffic warnings. It has cut in before Google Maps twice in the last month to warn me - one of a road closure due to an accident, and this afternoon that there was a lane closed on the M4 due to "vehicle fault" - turns out it was a HGV with a blowout that must have happened relatively recently as the breakdown wagon hadn't got there.
The Connect system communicates with your smartphone I believe - for those of you who travel a lot and aren't connected (no pun intended) you are missing out
It begs the question then, 'why cant the satnav maps be updated regularly for free' either over-air or done on a pc?
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I've noticed occasionally when it flags up delays ahead the alternative route suggestion appears, and "Block" as an option; not sure what it means.
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I can assure you that Google Send to Car still does workWheelie Bealie wrote:Google disabled this feature last year sometime so you can't do that anyway, I thought it was a great function when it was available.JCM wrote:Ah that's a shame if it isn't that great, it has the potential to be a great app. I liked the idea of sending a destination from my phone to the car!
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I suppose it depends on what country you are in. Im in UK and dont have it.jet wrote:I can assure you that Google Send to Car still does workWheelie Bealie wrote:Google disabled this feature last year sometime so you can't do that anyway, I thought it was a great function when it was available.JCM wrote:Ah that's a shame if it isn't that great, it has the potential to be a great app. I liked the idea of sending a destination from my phone to the car!
I live in England and can say for sure that I have used it & it does work.
gvmdaddy wrote:I suppose it depends on what country you are in. Im in UK and dont have it.jet wrote:I can assure you that Google Send to Car still does workWheelie Bealie wrote:
Google disabled this feature last year sometime so you can't do that anyway, I thought it was a great function when it was available.