How to Connect to Nissan Bluetooth

Almost all new Nissan vehicles and even many certified pre-owned Nissan models come with Nissan Bluetooth connectivity for Apple and Android devices! Are you trying to figure out how to connect to Nissan Bluetooth? Bluetooth phone pairing can be a bit tricky, so we at Hudson Nissan in Jersey City put together this guide to help you with Nissan Bluetooth phone pairing. Contact us if you have any questions. 

How to Connect to Your Apple iPhone to Nissan Bluetooth

If you have an Apple iPhone, follow these instructions, and soon you’ll be connected and entertained wherever you go around Newark:

1. Go to settings > Bluetooth. Make sure the Bluetooth function on your device is on.
2. If your Nissan vehicle includes navigation, press the phone button on your car’s audio system. Then choose connect > connect new device. If your Nissan doesn’t have navigation, press the Enter/Setting button on your vehicle. Then go to Bluetooth > Add phone.
3. Go back to settings > Bluetooth. Select MY-CAR.
4. Your Nissan and smart device should now be displaying a PIN number. If they match, you can accept the pairing request. You should now be connected to Nissan Bluetooth!

How to Connect Your Android Phone to Nissan Bluetooth

The steps to connect your Android phone to Nissan Bluetooth are the same as those above:

1. Go to settings > Bluetooth and turn on the Bluetooth function.
2. If you have navigation, press the phone button on your Nissan audio system. Then, choose connect > connect new device. If your Nissan doesn’t have navigation, press the Enter/Setting button on your car. Then go to Bluetooth > Add phone.
3. Go back to settings > Bluetooth. Now select MY-CAR.
4. Both your Nissan and device should now be displaying a PIN number. If they match, accept the Bluetooth phone pairing request.

Nissan Bluetooth Troubleshooting

These are a few solutions to common Nissan Bluetooth connection problems:

• Other Devices: Check that your Nissan Bluetooth isn’t connected to another device. Ask anyone who may have a lingering connection to your Nissan Bluetooth to go to their phone menu and disconnect from it.
• Proximity: Make sure your phone is close enough to the system to optimize signal strength.
• Device Power: Make sure your smart device has enough juice, or plug it in. Sometimes phones act a little wonky when they are low on energy, kind of like people!
• Metal Objects: Move away from any coins, metal pens, or anything else that may be close to your device and interfering with the signal.

If you’re still having trouble with Bluetooth phone pairing, audio set up, or even your digital clock, contact the auto experts in our Nissan service center near Staten Island for help.

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