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Took it back to the dealer and it is working again!

Here is the help number: 1-855-426-6628 They told me the TCU number on my carwings setting was not showing a number which indicated the dealer did not complete the job and I have to take it back there. Good luck!

This is the number to call for IT support on the EV Connect 1-855-426-6628. I just called and they had me go out to the car and look at the carwings settings. There was no number for the TCU, only asterisks so they told me the dealer did not complete the job and I have to take it back there...

I know it is called Nissan Connect now and I remember doing something about a year ago to get it paired and working again. I was able to control the charging and climate control from my phone and the computer before the upgrade. I will try to call tomorrow. I really don't have time to take...

I took my 15 Leaf to the dealer 2 days ago for the 3G upgrade. It was only the second one they had done and didn't seem to be very knowledgeable about it. Afterwards my phone wouldn't connect and they were going to have a tech look at it, but he had just left for lunch and I didn't feel like...

We had three cars in the family and four drivers and needed a fourth car. Maintaining three cars was a pain so a new electric car seemed like a low maintenance option for the fourth. The incentives were good, I only have a 7 mile commute to work, and if I needed to go far I had three other...

Normal lows are in the 20's in the winter. However, it sometimes gets below zero. Usually not for long though.

I got my 2015 Leaf SV the end of April, so I have not experienced winter with the car yet. I have a short 14 mile round trip commute to work and tried to keep the battery charge at 50 to 70 percent for the summer. Is it better to charge it to 80% in the winter?

Thanks for the replies. I was under the impression as well that lots of short trips in an EV was fine. You also don't have the condensation issue in the exhaust system that you do in an ICE.

I know very short distance driving is hard on gasoline engine cars. Is it hard on electric cars too? I was reading the owners manual last night and noticed that there was a shorter service interval if you were driving mainly short distances.