How to Connect to Nissan Bluetooth

Huntington Park drivers ask us here at Nissan of Downtown L.A. a lot of questions, including “How do I connect to my Nissan vehicle’s infotainment system via Bluetooth?” Well, we are here to provide answers to all your service questions! Bluetooth phone pairing is easy when you drive a Nissan! Still, new technology can be unfamiliar, so if you find yourself confused or unsure of what to do next during the pairing process, just call 213-536-4782 and someone will be more than happy to help!

Nissan Bluetooth Phone Pairing in Five Simple Steps

Whether you have an Apple iPhone or an Android, you can easily complete the Bluetooth phone pairing process in your Nissan with these five simple steps: 

1. Phone BT: Turn on your phone’s Bluetooth.
2. Car BT: Navigate to the “settings” menu in your car’s infotainment system cluster, and locate the Bluetooth option. 
3. Add Phone to Car: A) NAV: If your Nissan car has an equipped navigation (“NAV”) system, press the “phone” button on your car audio system. Next, click on “connect” and then “connect new device.” B) NO NAV: If your Nissan does NOT have navigation, then simply press the enter/setting button on your Nissan. Click on “Bluetooth” and then “add phone.” 
4. Select Car in Phone: Turn your attention back to your phone again. Go to “settings” then “Bluetooth” and select MY-CAR. 
5. Match PINs: Now, you should see a PIN on both your phone and your Nissan. If they are the same number, you can accept the pairing request on your phone. 

Your phone pairing is complete now and you can enjoy using it in all of your future rides in South Gate!

How to Troubleshoot Nissan Bluetooth 

Are you having issues learning how to connect to Nissan Bluetooth? Perhaps the connection has been successful, but you’ve been driving around Bell Gardens and it stops working. Either way, here are some steps you can take to try to fix the issue:

• Ensure that there are no nearby devices with Bluetooth on, as that is the most common reason why Bluetooth pairing doesn’t work. 
• Have your phone close to the system in your Nissan vehicle for the most signal strength. 
• Is your phone on low battery? Charge it and try to connect to Nissan Bluetooth again once it has more power. 

Get Help With Bluetooth Pairing at Nissan of Downtown L.A.

If you can’t conduct a DIY Bluetooth pairing or simply don’t want to go to the trouble, we can help. If you, conversely, can’t troubleshoot the technical issues you’re having, don’t fret; all of us here at our Nissan certified service center are ready to help! Give us a call at 213-536-4785 to speak with one of our Nissan-certified technicians or simply schedule a service appointment online for more in-depth diagnostics or troubleshooting.