After three days of talking to customer service and being told my Sony Xperia T running Android 4.3 was not compatible I have finally got things working perfectly.
I was lucky enough to get an advisor who wouldn't give up and persisted in trying to work out the problem.
My phone paired with the car immediately, but I couldn't the additional services like Google send to car to work.
The simple solution was to use lower case when inputting my username and password into the car.
When you register on the Nissan Connect website you more then likely input your password and username in lower case. If you don't duplicate this in the car the system will not recognize your account. The car system defaults to upper case... simply change to lower and hopefully it'll work.
I was lucky enough to get an advisor who wouldn't give up and persisted in trying to work out the problem.
My phone paired with the car immediately, but I couldn't the additional services like Google send to car to work.
The simple solution was to use lower case when inputting my username and password into the car.
When you register on the Nissan Connect website you more then likely input your password and username in lower case. If you don't duplicate this in the car the system will not recognize your account. The car system defaults to upper case... simply change to lower and hopefully it'll work.