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23 messages, Last post on Jul 14, 2008 at 9:07 PM
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Circling back to the voice guidance for street names, it would be nice, but the Nissan system definitely doesn't do it. HOWEVER, after using the nav system for about 4 month now, it actually might be OK. You can set your nav system up so that it pops up a second window beside the main window as you approach an intersection you need to turn at. Within that window is a progress bar, that gets smaller and smaller as you get close to the intersection, so there's not really any doubt if you're going to turn onto the right street. Up here in rural country north of San Francisco, there are very poorly-lit neighborhoods. At night, if you try to read the #& By the way, for those that are pouring through their owner's manuals like lawyers to find the truth of the systems operations, you're going to find a lot of places in the manual that refer to other places that don't even exist. You'll also find places where the manual is just plain wrong. Let's hope Nissan's quality control is better on their cars than it is on their owner's manuals... |
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Replying to: langjie (Sep 27, 2007 8:08 am) the 244V hybrid portion of the car is a complete different system then the standard 12V. yes, a dealership can say you did this, you did that, but if you do it cleanly and use common sense, it shouldn't be a problem. cutting the speed sense wire and bridging it with a switch is not that difficult for anyone who has any electrical experience. if your Navi ever had any issues, remove the switch you installed and patch the wire " I didn't say it was hard, I said it might void your warranty. Hybrids use electricity as part of the propulsion system, and any unauthorized modifications by the user allows the manufacturer the opening to deny a warranty claim. The hybrid electric propulsion system is very complex.
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Replying to: stevedebi (Mar 11, 2008 4:17 pm) of course, depending on the dealership, they could say that if affected your car (but the 12V system is completely separate from the 244V system), so it really is a do this at your own risk. for what it's worth, I had my navigation system replaced due to a faulty sensor, so I'm not sure how robust these navigation systems are.
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Replying to: langjie (Mar 12, 2008 10:41 am)
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Replying to: goat706 (May 14, 2008 9:57 am) http://www.nissanclub.com/forums/new-2007-2008-nissan-altima-discussion/239467-n- avigation-hack-hardware-version.html |
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Hi, My 2008 Altima Coupe is 3 weeks old. The navigation would chime when approaching a turn. That stopped after 1 week. Went through all settings and spent 5 hours at the dealer who can't figure out why it stopped. Any help or numbers available out there to call. Nissan tech support says it sounds like hardware. Dealer thinks its a setting. Still no one has answer. Thanks.
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Replying to: barrys1318 (Jun 25, 2008 10:09 am)
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Replying to: insearch1 (Jun 25, 2008 6:44 pm) |
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| I have a question. I used to own Hondas and Acuras and I am very used to the Honda Navigation system. The address book including the Home address always require a PIN to access. This is to deter someone who is not legit to use the go home function to get to your house and use the homelink to open the garage and get straight access into the house. This is the first car I own who uses the Nissan Navigation system and I cannot find a way to enter a PIN. Does anyone know whether one can be entered? I will delete my home address until I find a way to secure the system. | |
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