Seeking Advice on Troubleshooting 2018 Nissan NV Diesel's Navigation System Glitch

Hey there, I drive a 2017 Nissan NV200 and encountered an issue almost identical to what you're describing. Consider me as someone with some car experience. In my case, it turned out to be a problem with the CAN BUS communication, which was affecting the nav system. Took my vehicle to the local repair shop and they confirmed my suspicion. They had to replace the entire circuit, which set me back 235 Euro. Unsavory, I know, but necessary. If you need more clarity on this, could you share some info regarding your car mileage and if you've had this sort of issue before? Might streamline the process of troubleshooting your case. Hope this gives some direction to your problem. Cheers!

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Hey, Awesome to hear from someone who knows their stuff. My diesel NV has clocked up around 92,958 KM since my last service, and this is my first run-in with the navigation system. It's a bit maddening, considering everything else is running like clockwork. And yikes, 235 Euro sounds like a punch to the wallet, but if it's a necessary fix, then so be it. I was hoping to avoid the repair shop, but it looks like that's unavoidable. Thanks for the insight! Cheers.

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Hey, Great to hear back from you. Given your mileage and it's your first encounter with this issue, it could indeed be the CAN BUS communication acting up. It's got every symptom that mine did right before the fritz. I feel your pain - the last thing you want is to shell out for a problem you'd hoped to avoid. But remember, the cost is an investment for your vehicle's longevity and your own peace of mind while driving. So, biting the bullet might be for the best. Don't waste time on troubleshooting you're unsure of if it gets too complicated or time-consuming. Take it to the repair shop and see what they say. They'll give it a good once-over and confirm for sure if it's the same issue I experienced. I mean, peace of mind on the road is priceless, right? Stay safe out there. Cheers!

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Hey there, You're right, safety and peace of mind should always come first. Didn't think about it that way before. The navigation system is vital, especially for long drives and peace of mind is indeed priceless. Can't put a value on that, can you? I appreciate your advice. I'll make a drive to the repair shop and get them to take a good look at it. Hopefully, it's the same issue and they can fix it just as quick. Thanks again for your help, honestly appreciated it. Drive safe as well! Cheers!

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