2014 Rogue - Bluetooth Stopped Working

[JimDV]

It just stopped working. Tried to re-connect, no luck. Deleted the car connection from Android phone and tried to establish Bluetooth pairing>no luck. The phone is Ok. It works on a Bluetooth speaker AND it recognized my neighbor's PC but not my Rogue???

[Rogue One]

Did your phone recently get an update? Have you tried pairing a different phone?

[azieba]

Wait till morning and try again. I have had a few of these items that mysteriously resolve themselves by morning.
Issues that resolved themselves by morning:
- Bluetooth Connectivity no longer there (nothing changed on phone or radio)
- Loss of all sound, everything else such as display and buttons seem to work, even Nav, but silent.
- Loss of + or - volume button function on steering wheel, knob works fine.
- Completely Dead (Black Screen)
- Error about SD Card Missing

It's a buggy Nav system. Thank god it was free/included with the SL package. I would be furious if I had to pay more for it and it act this way.

[JimDV]

All better. Just stopped at the dealer , Coastal Nissan. They are great. It was in the setting within the radio. I had tried deleting my phone so I had to go to the radio setting to add phone.

[kapesports]

not to jack this thread.. mine sometimes drop the bluetooth connection.. to fix we stop and turn the car off and back on and its all good.

[Schnazola]

I have a 2015 Rogue. Bluetooth has been working fine until yesterday, when it just stopped pairing with my old iPhone4. (Pairing would occur within a few seconds of the nav/radio system's booting up.) To isolate the problem to the car, I successfully paired the phone with a Bluetooth speaker in my house. I cycled the phone on/off with no luck. After "rebooting" the car <grin>, I turned off the Bluetooth on the car from the control panel and turned it back on. Nothing. I tried to connect. Also, a no-go. I guess I should try pairing with another phone. Will follow up later.

[phjake]

Here's a quirk we discovered regarding bluetooth in our 2015 Rogue. When traveling to northern Arizona, we pass through dead zones with no service once we get outside the Phoenix metro area.
When this happens we sometimes lose pairing with our Android phone. It seems to happen if we try to use the phone in the dead zone. The Rogue still shows our phone, 'but it isn't paired. Our phone shows the Rogue, but again it isn't paired. To correct the problem all we have to do is go through the pairing process. This is easier than deleting everything on the Rogue and the phone, and starting over.