SSIS 2012 working differently than 2008

I am in the process of migrating my SSIS 2008 packages to SSIS 2012 and I've come across a problem.  I have a flat file connection manager that has the text qualifier set to " (double quote) and the column delimiter set to | (veritcal bar). 
In 2008, it reads and processes the file just fine.   However, after converting it to SSIS 2012, it fails because it's finding double quotes inside of data fields (like this   "The "man" was named John")  and it
assumes the blank after "man" should be the vertical bar instead of a blank. I get an error of
[Flat File Source [16]] Error: The column delimiter for column "TransportTemp" was not found.
In other words, it appears to me that 2008 did NOT process the file correctly and catch the double quote within the data, but 2012 did catch it.  
Has anyone else had this issue?
Are my only options to either scrub all the data so no double quotes are found within data fields, or have the creator of the flat file change the text qualifier to something besides a double quote?  Or is there an easier option I am missing?

Hi BrandenKolb,
Based on my research, the issue that the flat file parser does not support embedding text qualifiers in data, parsing columns that contain data with text qualifiers will fail at run time is a limitation in SQL Server Integration Services. For more details,
please refer to the following feedback:
https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/778980/embedded-text-qualifier-during-export-to-csv-does-not-conform-to-rfc-4180
As a workaround, we can store the data to a SQL table, then use T-SQL query to select the appropriate data from the table with OLE DB Source in SSIS Or use a
script task. The following query is for your reference:
--Store data to a table
CREATE TABLE TEXTFILE_1(
    a varchar(100) ,
    b varchar(100) ,
    c varchar(100) ,
    d varchar(100));
BULK INSERT TEXTFILE_1 FROM 'C:\text.TXT'
WITH (FIELDTERMINATOR ='|',ROWTERMINATOR ='\n')
--select appropriate data from table
select substring (a,2,len(a)-2),substring (b,2,len(b)-2),substring (c,2,len(c)-2),substring (d,2,len(d)-2) from TEXTFILE_1
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