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Has anyone else in Portland, OR noticed that the 2012 Leaf Navigation System has substituted "Lake Jeanclia, OR" as the name for "Portland, OR"?
If I enter Portland, OR as the City and search for Point of Interest or a Street Address, it will say none found. Once while in Downtown Portland, I noticed all of the nearby locations gave "Lake Jeanclia, OR" as the city name.
I have found if I enter "Lake Jeanclia, OR" instead or "Portland, OR" and then enter a Portland POI or Street Address, it finds it right away.
I thought it was just an issue with my particular car, but I just turned in my leased 2012 Leaf and replaced it with a used 2012 Leaf I purchased from private party and found the same Lake Jeanclia, OR issue.
Nissan has acknowledged they know of this problem. They need to fix it now. This has caused me to be late to meetings a couple of times, or to drive to the wrong location and then run out of range and had to wait around an hour to charge. If a lot of Portlanders have had similar problems, they ought to reimburse us for the inconvenience of having a $2000 navigation system that doesn't work correctly.
If I enter Portland, OR as the City and search for Point of Interest or a Street Address, it will say none found. Once while in Downtown Portland, I noticed all of the nearby locations gave "Lake Jeanclia, OR" as the city name.
I have found if I enter "Lake Jeanclia, OR" instead or "Portland, OR" and then enter a Portland POI or Street Address, it finds it right away.
I thought it was just an issue with my particular car, but I just turned in my leased 2012 Leaf and replaced it with a used 2012 Leaf I purchased from private party and found the same Lake Jeanclia, OR issue.
Nissan has acknowledged they know of this problem. They need to fix it now. This has caused me to be late to meetings a couple of times, or to drive to the wrong location and then run out of range and had to wait around an hour to charge. If a lot of Portlanders have had similar problems, they ought to reimburse us for the inconvenience of having a $2000 navigation system that doesn't work correctly.