NV Cargo (2015) - Vehicle NISSAN - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Full-size Cargo Van
Model Year	2015
Available Models	NV1500, NV2500 HD, NV3500 HD
Engine Options	4.0L V6 (VQ40DE) or 5.6L V8 (VK56DE)
Fuel Type	Unleaded regular gasoline, 87 AKI or higher
Seating Capacity	2 (front seats only)
Maximum GVWR	NV1500: 8,550 lb; NV2500 HD: 9,050 lb; NV3500 HD: 9,950 lb
Transmission	5-speed automatic (standard)
Safety Systems	Front airbags, side-impact airbags (if equipped), curtain airbags, pretensioners, ABS, VDC, TPMS, rear sonar (if equipped)
Child Restraint	Top tether anchor on front passenger seat; ALR seatbelt mode for forward-facing child restraints
Recommended Oil	SAE 5W-30 with API Certification Mark
Brake Fluid	DOT 3
Coolant Capacity	V6: approx. 12.1 qt; V8: approx. 13.7 qt
Fuel Tank Capacity	28 gal
Towing Capacity	Up to 9,500 lb (NV3500 HD with V8)
Dimensions (Approx.)	Length: 240.6 in; Width: 79.9 in; Height: 83.9 in (NV1500/2500) or 85.9 in (NV3500 HD)
Wheelbase	146.1 in
Cargo Volume	Up to 323 cu ft (NV3500 HD)
Maintenance Interval	Every 5,000 mi or 6 months for oil and filter; refer to maintenance guide
Warranty	3 years/36,000 mi basic; 5 years/60,000 mi powertrain

Frequently Asked Questions - NV Cargo (2015) NISSAN

How do I adjust the front seat manually?

To adjust forward/backward, pull the center bar up and slide the seat. To recline, pull the lever up and lean back. Ensure the seat locks after adjustment.

Can I install a rear-facing child seat in the front passenger seat?

No. Never install a rear-facing child restraint in the front seat because the airbag can cause serious injury or death. Infants requiring rear-facing seats should not be transported in this vehicle.

What type of fuel should I use?

Use unleaded regular gasoline with an octane rating of at least 87 AKI (91 RON). Do not use E-15 or E-85 fuel.

How do I adjust the shoulder belt height?

Pull out the adjustment button on the seat belt anchor and move it up or down so the belt crosses the center of your shoulder. Release the button to lock it in place.

What is the proper tire pressure?

Refer to the Tire and Loading Information label located on the driver's side center pillar or door. Cold tire pressure specifications are listed there.

How do I use the power outlets?

12V outlets are located on the instrument panel and in the cargo area. 120V outlets (if equipped) are in the cargo area. Do not exceed the rated power.

What should I do if the supplemental airbag warning light stays on?

If the light remains on after approximately 7 seconds, flashes, or does not come on at all, the system may have a malfunction. Have the vehicle checked by a NISSAN dealer as soon as possible.

How do I fold the front passenger seat for extra cargo?

Slide the seat rearward, lift the recline lever to fold the seatback forward, then lift the latch on the inside to release and fold the seatback flat over the cushion. Ensure cargo is secured.

What is the recommended oil viscosity?

SAE 5W-30 engine oil with the API Certification Mark is recommended. Use the correct viscosity for your climate.

How do I use the cruise control?

Press the CRUISE ON/OFF switch, accelerate to desired speed, then push the SET/- switch. To cancel, press CANCEL or tap the brake. To resume, push RES/+.

USER MANUAL NV Cargo (2015) NISSAN

2015 NV1500/NV2500 HD/NV3500 HD

OWNER'S MANUAL

For your safety, read carefully and keep in this vehicle.

Owner's Manual Supplement

The information contained within this supplement replaces and revise the Lane changes signal information in the "Instruments and controls" section of the Owner's Manual for the following vehicles:

•2013-2015NISSANTitan
•2013-2015NISSANFrontier
•2013-2015NISSANArmada
•2013-2015NISSANNV1500/NV2500HD/MV3500HDand
•2013-2015NISSANNVPassenger

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Printing:June2015(01)

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FOREWORDREADFIRST—THENDRIVESAFELY

WelcometothegrowingfamilyofnewNISSAN owners. This vehicle is delivered to you with confidence. It was produced using the latest techniques and strict quality control.

This manual was prepared to help you understand the operation and maintenance of your vehicles that you may enjoy my miles (kilometers) of driving pleasure. Pleasereadthrough this manual before operating your vehicle.

AseparateWarrantyInformationBooklet explainsdetailsaboutthewarrantiescoveringyourvehicle.The“NISSANService andMaintenanceGuide”explainsdetails aboutmaintainingandservicingyourvehicle.Additionally,aseparateCustomer Care/LemonLawBooklet(U.S.only)will explainhowtoresolveanyconcernsyou mayhavewithyourvehicle,aswellas clarifyyourrightsunderyourstate'slemon law.

YourNISSANdealershipknowsyourvehicle best. Whenyourequireanyserviceorhaveany questions, theywillbegladtoassistyouwiththe extensiveresourcesavailabletothem.

Inadditiontofactory-installedoptions,yourvehiclemayalsobeequippedwithadditionalaccessoriesinstalledbyNISSANorbyyourNISSANdealerpriortodelivery.ltisimportantthatyoufamiliarizeyourselfwithalldisclosures,

warnings, cautions and instructions concerning proper use of such accessories prior to operating the vehicle and/or accessory. See a NISSAN dealer for details concerning the particular accessories with which your vehicle is equipped.

Beforedrivingyourvehicle, pleasereadthis Owner's Manualcarefully. Thiswillensurefamiliaritywithcontrolsandmaintenancerequirements,assistingyouinthesafeoperationofyour vehicle.

WARNING

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATIONRE- MINDERS FOR SAFETY!

Followtheseimportantdrivingrulesto helpensureasafeandcomfortabletrip foryouandyourpassengers!

• NEVERdriveundertheinfluenceofalcoholordrugs.
• ALWAYSObservepostedspeedlimits andneverdrivetoofastforconditions.
• ALWAYSgiveyourfullattentiontodrivingandavoidusingvehiclefeaturesortakingotheractionsthatcoulddistractyou.
• ALWAYSuseyourseatbeltsandappropriatechildrestraintsystems.
• ALWAYSprovideinformationaboutthe properuseofvehiclesafetyfeaturesto allooccupantsofthevehicle.
• ALWAYSreviewthisOwner'sManual forimportantsafetyinformation.

DRIVING

This vehicle will handle and maneuver significantly from an ordinary passenger vehicle because it has a higher center of gravity. As with other vehicles with features of this type, failure to operate this vehicle correctly may result in loss of control or an accident.

Besuretoread"Drivingprecautions,""Avoidingcollisionandrollover"and"Drivingsafety precautions"inthe"Startinganddriving"sectionofthismanual.

MODIFICATIONOFYOURVEHICLE

A WARNING

AnymodificationsoralterationsofthisvehiclethatdonotcomplywiththeNISSAN NV2500/3500BodyBuildersGuidemayaf- fectthesafetyofthevehiclewhichmay resultinacollision,seriouspersonalinjury ordeath.AelectroniccopyoftheNISSAN bodybuildersguideisavailableat www.nissancommercialvehicles.com.

Modificationsmadetothisvehicleby conversioncompaniesordealersmayaffectthefinalcertificationoftheengine, vehicleorequipment.Theconversion companyordealerhastheresponsibility tocertifythatthealteredvehicleand equipmentcompliesorcontinuestocomplywithallapplicablemotorvehicle safetystandardsandemissions regulations.Theconversioncompanyor dealerisresponsibleformakingsurethe modificationsorinstalledequipment doesnotaffectthesafetyofthevehicle.

NISSANdoesnotassumetheresponsibilityasthefinalstagemanufacturerfor modifiedoralteredvehicles.NISSANis notresponsibleforthefinalcertification, product liability claims, or warranty claims,resultingfromanycomponent, assembly, or system being altered. NISSANisnotresponsibleformodificationswhichcausethevehicletobecome non-compliantwithanyofthemotorvehicle safety standards, emissions regulations,ormodificationsthatcause thevehicletobeorbecomedefectiveor unsafe.

Yourvehicle'swarrantymaynotcover damage resulting from alterations, modifications, installation of non-approvedaccessories,orimproperinstallationofaccessories.Seeyour2015NV 1500/2500/3500WarrantyInformation Bookletforcompletedetails.

WHENREADINGTHEMANUAL

This manual includes information for all features and equipment available on this model. Features and equipment in your vehicle may vary depending on model, trim level, options selected, order, date of production, region or availability. Therefore, you may find information about features or equipment that are not included or installed on your vehicle.

Allinformation, specifications and illustrations in this manual are those ineffect at the time of printing. NISSAN reserves heright to change specifications, performance, design or components suppliers without notice and without obligation. From timetotime, NISSAN may update or revise this manual to provide Owners with the most accurate information currently available. Please carefully read and retain with this manual all revision updates sent to you by NISSAN to ensure you have access to accurate and up-to-date information regarding your vehicle. Current version of vehicle Owner's Manuals and any updates can also be found in the Owner section of the NISSAN website at

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CALIFORNIAPROPOSITION65 WARNING

WARNING

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CALIFORNIAPERCHLORATE ADVISORY

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Tableof Contents

Illustratedtableofcontents	0
Safety—Seats,seatbeltsandsupplementalrestraintsystem	1
Instrumentsandcontrols	2
Pre-drivingchecksandadjustments	3
Monitor,climate,audio,phoneandvoicerecognitionsystems	4
Startinganddriving	5
Incaseofemergency	6
Appearanceandcare	7
Maintenanceanddo-it-yourself	8
Technicalandconsumerinformation	9
Index	10

0Illustratedtableofcontents

Airbags, seatbeltsandchildrestraints. 0 - 2

Exteriorfront. 0 - 3

Exteriorrear....0 - 4

Passengercompartment....0 - 5

Instrumentpanel....0 - 6

Enginecompartmentchecklocations....0 - 8

Warning/indicatorlights....0-10

AIRBAGS,SEATBELTSANDCHILD RESTRAINTS

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1. Frontseatbelts(P.1-12)
2. Roof-mounted curtainside-impact supplementalairbag(ifsoequipped) (P.1-30)
   3.Headrestraints/headrests(P.1-7)
3. Supplementalfront-impactairbags (P.1-30)
   5.Seats(P.1-2)
   6.Seatbeltwithpretensioner(P.1-30)
4. Toptetherstrapanchorpoint(P.1-21)
5. Frontseat-mountedside-impact supplementalairbag(ifsoequipped) (P.1-30)

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EXTERIORFRONT

1. Enginehood(P.3-12)
2. Windshieldwiperandwasherswitch (P.2-23)
   3.Windshield(P.8-20)
   4.Powerwindows(ifsoequipped) (P.2-40)
3. Doorlocks, keyfob(ifsoequipped), keys(P.3-3,3-8,3-2)
   6.Mirrors(P.3-16)
   7.Tirepressure(P.8-31)
   8.Flattire(P.6-2)
   9.Tirechains(P.8-31)
   10.Replacingbulbs(P.8-27)
   11.Headlightandturnsignalswitch (P.2-24)
   12.Recoveryhooks(ifsoequipped) (P.6-14)

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EXTERIORREAR

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1. Rearwindowandoutsidemirror (ifsoequipped) defrosterswitch (P.2-24)
   2.Trailerhitch/towing(P.9-17)
   3Replacingbulbs(P.8-27)
2. Fuel-fillercap, recommended fuel (P.3-13, P.9-2)
   5.Fuel-fillerdoor(P.3-13)
3. Vehicleloading(P.9-13)

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PASSENGERCOMPARTMENT

1. Maplights(P.2-44)
   2.Sunvisors(P.3-16)
2. Rearviewmirror(ifsoequipped) (P.3-16)
   4.Steeringwheel(P.3-15)
   5.Glovebox(P.2-32)
   6.Consolebox(ifsoequipped)(P.2-32)
   7.Frontseats(P.1-2)
   8.Storage(P.2-32)

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INSTRUMENTPANEL

LIC2036

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1. Headlightswitch(P.2-24)

2.Vents(P.4-12)

1. Windshieldwiper/washer/turnsignal switch(P.2-23,2-26)

2. Steeringwheelswitchforaudiocontrol (ifsoequipped)/Bluetooth®Hands-FreePhoneSystem(ifsoequipped) (P.4-50, P.4-52)

3. Drivers supplemental airbag/horn (P.1-30, P.2-27)

4. Meters, gauges and warning/indicator lights (P.2-3, 2-9)

5. Cruisecontrolmain/setswitches (ifsoequipped)(P.5-17)

8.Shiftlever(P.5-13)

1. Storagetray(P.2-32)

2. Audiosystemcontrols(P.4-29, 4-33)/Navigationsystem*(ifso equipped)(P.4-2)

11.Storagetray(P.2-32)

12.Glovebox(P.2-34)

13.Hazardwarningflasherswitch(P.6-2)

14.iPod® player/USBinputjack (ifsoequipped)(P.4-45,P.4-43)

1. Climatecontrols(P.4-13)

16.RearsonarsystemOFFswitch (ifsoequipped)(P.2-28) TowmodeONswitch(ifsoequipped) (P.2-29) Powerinverterswitch(ifsoequipped) (P.2-28)

17.12vpoweroutlet(P.2-30)

1. Ignitionswitch(P.5-8)

19.Tiltsteeringwheelcontrol(P.3-15)

20.Hoodreleaseswitch(P.3-12)

21.Fusebox(P.8-22)

1. Outside power mirrors switch (if so equipped) (P.3-18) Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) OFF switch (P.2-27)

*:RefertotheseparateNavigationSystemOwner'sManual(ifsoequipped).

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ENGINECOMPARTMENTCHECK LOCATIONS

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VQ40DEengine

1.Fuse/fusiblelinkbox(P.8-22)

1. Engineoilfillercap(P.8-10)

2. Engineoidipstick(P.8-10)

4.Brakefluidreservoir(P.8-14)

5.Aircleaner(P.8-19)

1. Windshield-washerfluidreservoir (P.8-15)

2. Enginecoolantreservoir(P.8-8)

8.Drivebeltlocation(P.8-18)

9.Powersteeringfluidreservoir(P.8-14)

10.Radiatorcap(P.8-8)

11.Battery(P.8-16)

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VK56DEengine

1.Fuse/fusiblelinkbox(P.8-22)

2.Powersteeringfluidreservoir(P.8-14)

1. Enginecoolantreservoir(P.8-8)

4.Brakefluidreservoir(P.8-14)

5.Aircleaner(P.8-19)

1. Windshield-washerfluidreservoir (P.8-15)

7.Drivebeltlocation(P.8-18)

1. Engineoilfillercap(P.8-10)

9.Engineoidipstick(P.8-10)

10.Radiatorcap(P.8-8)

11.Battery(P.8-16)

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WARNING/INDICATORLIGHTS

Warning light	NamePage
	Anti-lockBraking System(ABS)warninglight	2-10
AT CHECK	AutomaticTransmissioncheckwarning light	2-10
AT OIL TEMP	AutomaticTransmissionoiltemperature warninglight	2-10
BRAKE or ( ! )	Brakewarninglight2-10
	Chargewarning light	2-11
	Dooropenwarning light	2-11

Warning light	NamePage
	Driver'sseatbelt warninglightand chime	2-11
	Engineoilpressure warninglight	2-11
	Lowfuelwarning light	2-11
	Lowtirepressure warninglight	2-11
	Lowwindshield-washerfluidwarning light(ifsoequipped)	2-13
	Masterwarninglight2-13
	Passenger'sseat beltwarninglight	2-13
	Supplementalair bagwarninglight	2-13

Indicator light	NamePage
	AutomaticTransmissionpositionindicatorlight	2-13
	Cruisemainswitch indicatorlight(ifso equipped)	2-13
[9CT]	Cruisesetswitch indicatorlight(ifso equipped)	2-14
	Highbeamindicator light(blue)	2-14
	MalfunctionIndicatorLight(MIL)	2-14
	Securityindicator light(ifsoequipped)	2-15
	Slipindicatorlight2-15

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Indicator light	NamePage
	TowmodeONindicatorlight(ifso equipped)	2-15
	Turnsignal/hazard indicatorlights	2-15
	VehicleDynamic Control(VDC)OFF indicatorlight	2-15

MEMO

0-12 Illustratedtableofcontents

1 Safety—Seats,seatbeltsand supplementalrestraintsystem

Seats....1 - 2

Frontmanualseatadjustment

(forpassenger'sseatandifsoequippedfor

driver'sseat)....1-2

Frontpowerseatadjustment

(ifsoequippedfordriver'sseat)....1 - 4

Flexibleseating....1 - 5

Headrestraints/Headrests. 1 - 7

Adjustableheadrestraint/headrest

components....1 - 8

Non-adjustableheadrestraint/headrest

components....1-9

Remove....1-9

Install....1-10

Adjust. 1-10

Seatbelts. 1-12

Precautionsonseatbeltusage....1-12

Seatbeltwarninglight. 1-15

Pregnantwomen....1-15

Injuredpersons....1-15

Three-pointtypeseatbeltwithretractor....1-15

Seatbeltextenders....1-18

Seatbeltmaintenance....1-18

Childsafety....1-19

Infants. 1-20

Smallchildren....1-20

Largerchildren. 1-20

Childrestraints....1-21

Precautionsonchildrestraints. 1-21

Toptetheranchor....1-22

Rear-facingchildrestraintinstallationusing

theseatbelts....1-23

Forward-facingchildrestraintinstallation

usingtheseatbelts. 1-23

Installingtoptetherstrap

(frontpassengerseat)....1-26

Boosterseats....1-27

Supplementalrestraintsystem(SRS)....1-30

PrecautionsonSRS. 1-30

Supplementalairbagwarninglabels....1-40

Supplementalairbagwarninglight. 1-41

SEATS

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WARNING

- Donotrideinamovingvehiclewhen theseatbackisreclined.Thiscanbe dangerous.Theshoulderbeltwillnot beagainstyourbody.Inanaccident, youcouldbethrownintoitandreceive neckorotherseriousinjuries.You couldalsoslideunderthelapbeltand receiveseriousinternalinjuries.

- Forthemosteeffectiveprotectionwhen thevehicleisinmotion,theseatshould beupright.Alwayssitwellbackinthe seatwithbothfeetonthefloorand adjusttheseatproperly.Foradditional information,referto"Precautionson seatbeltusage"inthissection. - Afteradjustment,gentlyrockintheseat tomakesureitissecurelylocked. - Donotleavechildrenunattendedinside thevehicle.Theycouldunknowinglyactivateswitchesorcontrols.Unattended childrencouldbecomeinvolvedinseriousaccidents.

• Donotadjustthedriver'sseatwhile drivingsofullattentionmaybegivento vehicleoperation. Theseatmaymove suddenlyandcouldcauselossofcontrolofthevehicle.
• Theseatbackshouldnotbereclined anymorethanneededforcomfort.Seat beltsaremosteffectivewhenthepassengersitswellbackandstraightupin theseat.Iftheseatbackisreclined,the riskofslidingunderthelapbeltand beinginjuredisincreased.

CAUTION

When adjusting theseatpositions, be surenottocontactanymovingpartsto avoidpossibleinjuriesand/ordamage.

FRONTMANUALSEAT

ADJUSTMENT(forpassenger'sseat andifsoequippedfordriver'sseat)

1-2 Safety—Seats, seat belts and supplemental restraintsystem

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Forwardandbackward

Pullthecenterofthebarupandholditwhileyou slidetheseatforwardorbackwardtothedesired position.Releasethebartolocktheseatin position.

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Reclining

Toreclinetheseatback,pulltheleverupandlean back.Tobringtheseatbackforward,pullthelever upandleanyourbodyforward.Releasethelever tolocktheseatbackinposition.

Therecliningfeatureallowsadjustmentofthe seatbackforoccupantsofdifferentsizesfor addedcomfortandtohelpobtainproperseat beltfit.Foradditionalinformation,referto"Precautionsonseatbeltusage"inthissection.Also, theseatbackcanbereclinedtoallowoccupants torestwhenthevehicleisstoppedandtheshift leverisintheP(Park)position.

Armrests(ifsoequipped)

Tousethearmrest, pullitdowntotheresting position.

Ⓐ Stowedposition
B Restingposition

LRS2029LRS2030

FRONTPOWERSEATADJUSTMENT (ifsoequippedfordriver'sseat)

Forwardandbackward

Movingtheswitchforwardorbackwardwillslide theseatforwardorbackwardtothedesired position.

Reclining

Movethereclineswitchbackwarduntilthedesiredangleisobtained.Tobringtheseatback forwardagain,movetheswitchforwardand moveyourbodyforward.Theseatbackwillmove forward.

Therecliningfeatureallowsadjustmentofthe seatbackforoccupantsofdifferentsizesfor addedcomfortandtohelpobtainproperseat beltfit.Foradditionalinformation,referto"Precautionsonseatbeltusage"inthissection.Also, theseatbackcanbereclinedtoallowoccupants torestwhenthevehicleisstoppedandtheshift leverisinP(Park).

Seatlifter

Pushthefrontorrearendoftheswitchupor downtoadjusttheangleandheightoftheseat cushion.

1-4 Safety—Seats, seat belts and supplemental restraintsystem

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LRS2040

Lumbarsupport(driver'sseat)

Thelumbarsupportfeatureprovidesadjustable lowerbacksupporttothedriver.Turntheknob forwardorbackwardtoadjusttheseatlumbar area.

FLEXIBLESEATING

WARNING

- Donotallowpeopletorideinanyarea ofyourvehiclethatisnotequippedwith seatsandseatbelts.Besureeveryone inyourvehicleisinaseatandusinga seatbeltproperly.

• Neverallowanyonetorideinthecargo areaorontheseatswhentheyarein thefold-downposition.Inacollision, peopleridinginthesareaswithout properrestraintsaremorelikelytobe seriouslyinjuredorkilled.
• Headrestraints/headrestsshouldbe adjustedproperlyastheymayprovide significantprotectionagainstinjuryin anaccident.Alwaysreplaceandadjust themproperlyiftheyhavebeenremovedforanyreason.
• If the head restraints/head rests are removed for any reason, they should be securely stored to prevent them from causing injury top passengers or damage to the vehicle in case of sudden braking or an accident.
• When returning these seat back to the upright position, be certain they are completely secured in the latched position. If they are not completely secured, passengers maybe injured in an accidentors sudden stop.

•Properlysecureallcargotohelppreventitfromslidingorshifting.Donot placecargohigherthantheseatbacks. Inasuddenstoporcollision,unsecured cargocouldcausepersonalinjury.

Foldingthefrontpassenger'sseatback

Tofoldthefrontpassenger'sseatbackflatfor extrastorage:

1.Slidetheseattotherearmostposition.Lift uponthereclinelever ①,locatedonthe outsideedgeoftheseat,andfoldtheseat-backforwardasfarasitwillgo.Thenliftup onthelatch ② locatedontheinsideofthe seatbacktoreleasethebackoftheseat.
2. Oncetheseatback is released, it will enable youtofold the front passenger seat back flat over these at cushion. ③

1. Toreturnthefrontpassenger'sseattoa seatingposition, liftupontheseatback and pushituptoanuprightposition. Then pullup onthereclinelever ① and leantheseatback toaproperseatingposition. Releasethe levertolocktheseatbackinposition.

1-6 Safety—Seats, seatbeltsandsupplementalrestraintsystem

HEADRESTRAINTS/HEADRESTS

WARNING

• If you fold the front passenger's seat-back flat forward to carry longer objects, besure this cargo is properly secured and not near an air bag. In a crash, an inflating air bag might force that object toward a person. This could cause severe injury overvendence. Secure objects away from the areain which an air bag would inflate. For additional information, refer to "Precautions on SRS" in this section.
• Neverallowanyonetorideinthecargo areaoronthefrontpassenger'sseat whenitisinthefold-downposition. Use of theseareasbypassengerscouldresultinseriousinjuryinanaccidentor suddenstop.
  ●Properlysecureallcargotohelppreventitfromslidingandshifting.Ina suddenstoporcollision,unsecured cargocouldcausepersonalinjury(even ifthevehiclehasequippedapartition accessorytodividethefrontseatsfrom thecargoarea).

CAUTION

Donotapplyloadtothebackofthe tableifitisnotfullyhorizontal.Doingso maycausedformation/malfunction.

NOTE:

Thebeltbucklemustbeintheforward mostpositionfortheseattobefoldedto avoidprematureaging.

WARNING

Head restraints/headrests supplement theothervehiclesafetysystems.Theymay provideadditionalprotectionagainstinjuryincertainrearendcollisions.Adjustableheadrestraints/headrestsmustbe adjustedproperly,asspecifiedinthissection.Checktheadjustmentaftersomeone elseusestheseat.Donotattachanything totheheadrestraint/headreststalksor removetheheadrestraint/headrest.Do not use the seat if the head restraint/headresthasbeenremoved.If theheadrestraint/headrestwasremoved,reinstallandproperlyadjustthehead restraint/headrest before an occupant usetheseatingposition.Failureretofollowtheseinstructionscanreducetheeffectiveness of the head restraints/headrests.Thismayincrease theriskofseriousinjuryordeathina collision.

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The illustrations show these seating positions equipped with head restraints/headrests.

▲Indicatetheseatingpositionisequippedwith aheadrestraint.

■Indicate theseating position is equipped with aheadrest.

+Indicate theseating position is not equipped with a head restraint or head rest (if applicable).

- Yourvehicleisequippedwithahead restraint/headrestthatmaybeintegrated, adjustableornon-adjustable.

• Adjustableheadrestraints/headrestshave multiplenotchesalongthestalk(s)tolock theminadesiredadjustmentposition.
• Thenon-adjustablehead restraints/headrestshaveasinglelocking notchtosecurethemtotheseatframe.
  ●ProperAdjustment:

-Fortheadjustabletype,alignthehead restraint/headrestsothecenterofyour earisapproximatelylevelwiththecenter oftheheadrestraint/headrest.

-If you rear position is still higher than the recommended alignment, placethe head restraint/head rest at the highest position.

- If the head restraint/head rest has been removed, ensure that it is installed and locked in place before riding in that designated seating position.

ADJUSTABLEHEADRESTRAINT/ HEADRESTCOMPONENTS

1. Removableheadrestraint/headrest
2. Multiplenotches
   3.Lockknob
   4.Stalks

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1. Reinstallandproperlyadjustthehead restraint/headrestbeforeanoccupantuses theseatingposition.

NON-ADJUSTABLEHEAD RESTRAINT/HEADREST COMPONENTS

1. Removableheadrestraint/headrest
   2.Singlenotch
   3.Lockknob
   4.Stalks

REMOVE

Usethefollowingproceduretoremovethehead restraint/headrest:

1. Pulltheheadrestraint/headrestuptothe highestposition.
2. Pushandholdthelockknob.
3. Removetheheadrestraint/headrestfrom theseat.
4. Storetheheadrestraint/headrestproperly in asecureplacesoitisnotlooseinthe vehicle.

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ADJUST

INSTALL

1. Aligntheheadrestraint/headreststalkswith theholesintheseat.Makesurethatthe headrestraint/headrestisfacingthecorrect direction.Thestalkwiththenotch(notches) ① mustbeinstalledintheholewiththelock knob ②.
2. Pushandholdthelockknobandpushthe headrestraint/headrestdown.
3. Properly adjust the head restraint/headrest before an occupant use these seating position.

Foradjustableheadrestraint/headrest

Adjusttheheadrestraint/headrestsothecenter islevelwiththecenterofyourears.Ifyourear positionisstillhigherthantherecommended alignment,placetheheadrestraint/headrestat thehighestposition.

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Fornon-adjustableheadrestraint/headrest

Makesuretheheadrestraint/headrestispositionedsothelockknobisengagedinthenotch beforeridinginthatdesignatedseatingposition.

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Raise

Toraisetheheadrestraint/headrest, pullitup.

Makesuretheheadrestraint/headrestispositionedsothelockknobisengagedinthenotch beforeridinginthatdesignatedseatingposition.

Lower

Tolower, pushandhold the lock knob and push the head restraint/head rest down.

Makesuretheheadrestraint/headrestispositionedsothelockknobisengagedinthenotch beforeridinginthatdesignatedseatingposition.

SEATBELTS

PRECAUTIONSONSEATBELT USAGE

If you are wearing your seat belt properly adjusted and you are sitting upright and well back in your seat with both feet on the floor, your chances of being injured or killed in a collision and/or the severity of injury may be greatly reduced.

NISSANstronglyencouragesyouandallofyour passengerstobuckleupeverytimeyoudrive, evenifyourseatingpositionincludesasupplementalairbag.

MostU.S. states and Canadian provinces or territories specify that seat belts beworn at all times when vehicle is being driven.

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WARNING

- Everypersonwhodrivesorridesinthis vehicleshoulduseaseatbeltatall times.

WARNING

- Theseatbeltshouldbeproperlyadjustedtoasnugfit.Failureretodosomay reducetheeffectivenessoftheentire restraintsystemandincreasethe chanceorseverityofinjuryinanaccident.Seriousinjuryordeathcanoccurif theseatbeltisnotwornproperly.

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WARNING

●Alwaysroutetheshoulderbeltover yourshoulderandacrossyourchest. Neverputthebeltbehindyourback, underyourarmoracrossyourneck. The beltshouldbeawayfromyourface and neck, but not falling off yourshoulder.
- Positionthelapbeltaslowandsnugas possibleAROUNDTHEHIPS,NOTTHE WAIST.Alapbeltworntoohighcould increasetheriskofinternalinjuriesin anaccident.

• Besuretheseatbelttongueissecurely fastenedtotheproperbuckle.
• Donotweartheseatbeltinsideoutortwisted.Doingsomayreduceitseffectiveness.
• Donotallowmorethanonepersonto usethesameseatbelt.
• Nevercarrymorepeopleinthevehicle thanthereareseatbelts.
• If theseatbeltwarninglightglowscontinuouslywhiletheignitionisturned ONwithalldoorsclosedandallseat beltsfastened, itmayindicateamal-functioninthesystem.Havethesystem checkedbyaNISSANdealer.
• Nochangesshouldbemadetotheseat beltsystem. Forexample, donotmodify theseatbelt, addmaterial, or install devices that may change theseat belt routingortension. Doingsomay affect the operation of theseat beltsystem. Modifying ortampering with theseat beltsystem may result in serious personal injury.

- Onceaseatbeltpretensionerhasactivated, it cannot be used and must be replaced together with the retractor. SeeyourNISSANdealer.

-Removalandinstallationofpretensionersystemcomponentsshouldbe donebyaNISSANdealer.

- Allseatbeltassemblies,includingretractorsandattachinghardware,should beinspectedafteranycollisionbya NISSANdealer.NISSAN recommends thatallseatbeltassembliesinuseduringacollisionbereplacedunlessthe collisionwasminorandthebeltsshow nodamageandcontinuetooperate properly.Seatbeltassembliesnotin useduringacollisionshouldalsobe inspectedandreplacedifeitherdamageorimproperoperationisnoted.

- Allchildrestraintsandattachinghard-wareshouldbeinspectedafteranycollision. Always follow the restraint manufacturer'sinspectioninstructions and replacement recommendations. Thechildrestraintsshouldbereplaced iftheyaredamaged.

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LRS0786

SEATBELTWARNINGLIGHT

Boththedriver'sandpassenger'sfrontseatsare equippedwithaseatbeltwarninglight.The warninglight,locatedontheinstrumentpanel, willshowthestatusofthedriverandpassenger seatbelt.

NOTE:

Thefrontpassengerseatbeltwarninglight willnotlightupiftheseatisnotoccupied.

Foradditionalinformation,referto "Warning/indicatorlightsandaudiblereminders" inthe"Instrumentsandcontrols"sectionofthis manual.

PREGNANTWOMEN

NISSANrecommendsthatpregnantwomenuse seatbelts.Theseatbeltshouldbewornsnugand alwayspositionthelapbeltaslowaspossible aroundthehips,notthewaist.Placetheshoulder beltoveryourshoulderandacrossyourchest. Neverrunthelap/shoulderbeltoveryourabdominalarea.Contactyourdoctorforspecific recommendations.

INJUREDPERSONS

NISSANrecommendsthatinjuredpersonsuse seatbelts.Checkwithyourdoctorforspecific recommendations.

THREE-POINTTYPESEATBELT WITHRETRACTOR

WARNING

- Everypersonwhodrivesorridesinthis vehicleshoulduseaseatbeltatall times.

• Donotrideinamovingvehiclewhen theseatbackisreclined.Thiscanbe dangerous.Theshoulderbeltwillnot beagainstyourbody.Inanaccident, youcouldbethrownintoitandreceive neckorotherseriousinjuries.You couldalsoslideunderthelapbeltand receiveseriousinternalinjuries.
• Forthemosteeffectiveprotectionwhen thevehicleisinmotion,theseatshould beupright.Alwayssitwellbackinthe seatwithbothfeetonthefloorand adjusttheseatbeltproperly.
• Donotallowchildrentoplaywiththe seatbelts.Mostseatingpositionsare equippedwithAutomaticLockingRetractor(ALR)modeseatbelts.Iftheseat beltbecomeswrappedarounddachild's neckwiththeALRmodeactivated,the childcanbeseriouslyinjuredorkilledif theseatbeltretractsandbecomes tight.Thiscanoccurevenifthevehicle isparked.Unbuckletheseatbeltto releasethechild.Iftheseatbeltcannot beunbuckledorisalreadyunbuckled, releasethechildbycuttingtheseatbelt withasuitabletool(suchasaknifeor scissors)toreleasetheseatbelt.

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Fasteningtheseatbelts

1. Adjusttheseat. For additional information, refer to "Seats" in this section.

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1. Slowlypulltheseatbeltoutoftheretractor andinsertthetongueintothebuckleuntil youhearandfeelthelatchengage.

- Theretractorisdesignedtolockduringasuddenstoporonimpact.A slowpullingmotionpermitstheseat belttomove,andallowsyousome freedomofmovementintheseat.

- If these at belt cannot be pulled from its fully retracted position, firmly pull the belt and release it. Then smoothly pull the belt out of the retractor.

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1. Positionthelapbeltportionlowandsnug onthehipsasshown.

2. Pulltheshoulderbeltportiontowardthe retractortotakeupextraslack.Besurethe shoulderbeltisroutedoveryourshoulder andacrossyourchest.

Thefrontpassengerseatthree-pointseatbelt hastwomodesofoperation:

●EmergencyLockingRetractor(ELR)

●AutomaticLockingRetractor(ALR)

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TheELRmodeallowtheseatbelttoextendand retracttoallowthedriverandpassengerssome freedomofmovementintheseat.TheELRlocks theseatbeltwhenthevehicleslowsdownrapidly orduringcertainimpacts.

The ALRmode(childrestraintmode)locksthe seatbeltforchildrestraintinstallation.

WhentheALRmodeisactivated, theseatbelt cannotbeextendedagainuntiltheseatbelt tongueisdetachedfromthebuckleandfully retracted. TheseatbeltreturnstotheELRmode aftertheseatbeltfullyretracts. For additional information, refer to "Childrestraints" in this section.

The ALRmodes should be used only for childrestraint installation. During normal seatbelt use by apassenger, the ALRmode should not be activated. If it is activated, may cause uncomfortable seat belt tension.

WARNING

When fastening these seat belts, be certain that these seat backs are completely secured in the latched position. If they are not completely secured, passengers maybe injured in an accidentors sudden stop.

Unfasteningtheseatbelts

① Tounfastentheseatbelt, pressthebuttonon thebuckle. Theseatbeltautomaticallyretracts.

Checkingseatbeltoperation

Seatbeltretractorsaredesignedtolockseatbelt movementbytwoseparatemethods:

• Whentheseatbeltispulledquicklyfromthe retractor
  ●Whenthevehicleslowsdownrapidly

To increase your confidence in these seat belts, check the operation as follows:

- Grasptheshoulderbeltandpullforward quickly. Theretractorshouldlockandrestrictfurtherbeltmovement.

Iftheretractordoesnotlockduringthischeckor ifyouhaveanyquestionsaboutseatbeltoperation,seeaNISSANdealer.

LRS0242

Shoulderbeltheightadjustment(front seats)

Theshoulderbeltanchorheightshouldbeadjustedtothepositionbestforyou.Foradditional information,referto"Precautionsonseatbelt usage"inthissection.Toadjust,pulloutthe adjustmentbutton ① andmovetheshoulderbelt anchortothedesiredposition ②,sothebelt passesoverthecenteroftheshoulder.Thebelt shouldbeawayfromyourfaceandneck,butnot fallingoffyourshoulder.Releasetheadjustment buttonolocktheshoulderbeltanchorintoposition.

WARNING

• Afteradjustment,releasetheadjustmentbuttonandtrytomovetheshoulderbeltanchorupanddowntomake sureitissecurelyfixedinposition.
• Theshoulderbeltanchorheightshould beadjustedtothepositionbestforyou. Failuretodosomayreducetheeffectivenessoftheentirerestrainsystem andincreasethechanceorseverity of injuryinanaccident.

SEATBELTEXTENDERS

If, because of bodysize or driving position, it is not possible to properly fit the lap/shoulder belt and fastenit, an extender that is compatible with the installed seat belts is available for purchase. The extender adds approximately 8 in (200 mm) of length and maybe used foreither the driver or front passenger seating position. See a NISSAN dealer for assistance with purchasing an extender if an extender is required.

WARNING

• OnlyNISSANseatbeltextenders, made bythesamecompanywhichmadethe originalequipmentseatbelts, should beusedwithNISSANseatbelts.
• Adultsandchildrenwhocanusethe standardseatbeltshouldnotusean extender.Suchunnecessaryusecould resultinseriouspersonalinjuryinthe eventofanaccident.
• Neveruseseatbeltextenderstoinstall childrestraints.Ifthechildrestraintis notsecuredproperly,thechildcouldbe seriouslyinjuredinacollisionorasuddenstop.

SEATBELTMAINTENANCE

- Tocleantheseatbeltwebbing, applya mildsoapsolutionoranysolutionrecommendedforcleaningupholsteryorcarpet. Thenwipewithaclothandallowtheseat beltstodryintheshade.Donotallowthe seatbeltstoretractuntiltheyarecompletely dry.

- Ifdirtbuildsupintheshoulderbelt guideoftheseatbeltanchors, theseat beltsmayretractslowly. Wipetheshoulder beltguidewithaclean, drycloth.

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CHILDSAFETY

- Periodicallychecktoseethattheseat beltandthemetalcomponents,suchas buckles,tongues,retractors,flexiblewires andanchors,workproperly.Iflooseparts, deterioration,cutsorotherdamageonthe webbingisfound,theentireseatbeltas-semblyshouldbereplaced.

WARNING

Donotallowchildrentoplaywiththeseat belts.Mostseatingpositionsare equippedwithAutomaticLockingRetractor(ALR)modeseatbelts.Iftheseatbelt becomeswrappedarounddachild'sneck withtheALRmodeactivated,thechildcan beseriouslyinjuredorkillediftheseat beltretractsandbecomestight.Thiscan occurevenifthevehicleisparked.Un-buckletheseatbeltoreleasethechild.If theseatbeltcannotbeunbuckledoris alreadyunbuckled,releasethechildby cuttingtheseatbeltwithasuitabletool (suchasaknifeorscissors)toreleasethe seatbelt.

Childrenneedadultstohelpprotectthem. Theyneedtobeproperlyrestrained.

In addition to the general information in this manual, child safety information is available from many others, including doctors, teachers, government traffic safety offices, and community organizations. Every child is different, sobesure to learn the best way to transport your child.

There are three basic types of child restraint systems:

●Rear-facingchildrestraint

●Forward-facingchildrestraint
- Boosterseat

WARNING

• Neverputarear-facingchildseatinthe frontseat.
• Neverletaninfantwhorequirestheuse ofarear-facingchildrestraintridein thisvehicle.Donotattempttoholda childinyourlaporarms.
• Infantsandchildrenneedspecialprotection.Thevehicle'sseatbeltsmaynotfithemproperly.Theshoulderbeltmaycometooclosetothefaceorneck.Thelapbeltmaynotfitovertheirsmallhipbones.Inanaccident,animproperlyfittingseatbeltcouldcauseseriousorfatalinjury.Alwaysuseappropriatechildrestraints.
• Neverletachildstandorkneelonany seatanddonotallowachildinthe cargoarea.Thechildcouldbeseriously injuredorkilledinasuddenstopor collision.

Yourvehicleisequippedwithasupplemental front-impactairbagsystemforthefrontpassenger.Foradditionalinformation,referto"Supplementalrestraintsystem(SRS)"inthissection.

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The passengerseatisnotsuitableforusewitha rear-facingchildrestraintneededforinfants. Therefore, infantsshouldnotbetransportedin thisvehicle.

AllU.S.statesandCanadianprovincesorterritoriesrequiretheuseofapprovedchildrestraints forinfantsandsmallchildren.Foradditionalinformation,referto"Childrestraints"inthissection.

Achildrestraintmaybesecuredinthevehicleby usingthevehicleseatbelt.Foradditionalinformation,refertothe"Childrestraints"inthissection.

Thisisespeciallyimportantbecauseyour vehiclehasasupplementalrestraintsystem(airbagsystem)forthefrontpassenger.Foradditionalinformation,referto "Supplementalrestraintsystem(SRS)"in thissection.

INFANTS

Infantsuptoatleast1yearoldshouldbeplaced inarear-facingchildrestraint.Becausearear-facingchildrestraintisnotsuitableforuseinthis vehicle,infantsshouldnotbetransportedinit.

SMALLCHILDREN

Childrenthatareover1yearoldandweighat least20lbs(9kg)shouldremaininarear-facing childrestraintslongaspossibleuptotheheight orweightlimitofthechildrestraint.Childrenwho outgrowtheheightorweightlimitoftherear-facingchildrestraintandareatleast1yearold shouldbesecuredinaforward-facingchildrestraintwithaharness.Refertothemanufacturer'sinstructionsforminimumandmaximum weightandheightrecommendations.NISSAN recommendsthatsmallchildrenbeplacedin childrestraintsthatcomplywithFederalMotor VehicleSafetyStandardsorCanadianMotorVehicleSafetyStandards.Youshouldchoosea childrestrainthatfitsyourvehicleandalways followthemanufacturer'sinstructionsforinstallationanduse.

LARGERCHILDREN

Childrenshouldremaininaforward-facingchild restraintwithaharnessuntiltheyreachthemaxi-mumheightorweightlimitallowedbythechild restraintmanufacturer.

Onceachildoutgrowstheheightorweightlimit oftheharness-equippedforward-facingchildrestraint,NISSANrecommendsthatthechildbe placedinacmerciallyavailableboosterseatto obtainproperseatbeltfit.Foraseatbelttofit properly,theboosterseatshouldraisethechild sothattheshoulderbeltisproperlypositioned acrossthechestandthetop,middleportionof theshoulder.Theshoulderbeltshouldnotcross theneckorfaceandshouldnotfallofftheshoul- der.Thelapbeltshouldliesnuglyacrossthe lowerhipsorupperthighs,nottheabdomen.A boosterseatcanonlybeusedinseatingposi- tionsthathaveathree-pointtypeseatbelt.The boosterseatshoudfitthevehicleseatandhave alabelcertifyingthatitcomplieswithFederal MotorVehicleSafetyStandardsorCanadianMotorVehicleSafetyStandards.Oncethechildhas grownsotheshoulderbeltisnolongeronornear thefaceandneck,andthelapbeltcanbepositionedproperlyacrossthelowerhipsorupper thighs,usetheseatbeltwithouttheboosterseat.

CHILDRESTRAINTS

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PRECAUTIONSONCHILD RESTRAINTS

WARNING

- Failuretofollowthewarningsandinstructionsforproperuseandinstallationofchildrestraintscouldresultin seriousinjuryordeathofachildor otherpassengersinasuddenstopor collision:

-Thechildrestraintmustbeusedand installedproperly.Alwaysfollowall ofthechildrestraintmanufacturer's instructionsforinstallationanduse.

-Infantsandchildrenshouldneverbe heldonanyone'slap.Eventhestrongestadultcannotresisttheforcesof acollision.
-Donotputaseatbeltaroundbothachildandanotherpassenger.
-EvenwiththeNISSANAdvancedAir BagSystem,neverinstallarear-facingchildrestraintinthefrontseat. Aninflatingsupplementalairbag couldseriouslyinjureorkillyour child.
—Neverletaninfantwhorequiresthe useofarear-facingchildrestraint rideinthisvehicle.
-Besuretopurchaseachildrestraint thatwillfitthechildandvehicle. Somechildrestraintsmaynotfit properlyinyourvehicle.
-Keepseatbacksasuprightaspossibleafterfittingthechildrestraint.
-Infantsandchildrenshouldalways beplacedinanappropriatechildrestraintwhileinthevehicle.

- Whenthechildrestraintisnotinuse, keepitsecuredwithaseatbelt.Ina suddenstoporcollision,looseobjects caninjureoccupantsordamagethe vehicle.

CAUTION

Achildrestraintinaclosedvehiclecan becomeveryhot.Checktheseatingsurfaceandbucklesbeforeplacingachildin thechildrestraint.

Several manufacturers offer childrestraints for infants and children of various sizes. Whense-lecting any child restraint, keep the following points in mind:

• Chooseonlya restraintwithalabelcertifying thatitcomplieswithFederalMotorVehicle SafetyStandard213orCanadianMotor VehicleSafetyStandard213.

• Checkthechildrestraintinyourvehicletobe sureitiscompatiblewiththevehicle'sseat andseatbeltsystem.

• If the child restraint is compatible with your vehicle, place your child in the child restraint and check the various adjustment stobe sure the child restraint is compatible with your child. Choose a child restraint that is designed for your child's height and weight. Always follow all recommended procedures.

• Besuretofollowthechildrestraintmanufacturer'sinstructionsforinstallation.

AllU.S. states and Canadian provinces or territories require that infants and small children were restrained in an approved child restraint at all times while the vehicle is being operated. Canadian law requires the toptether strapon forward-facing child restraints besecured to the designated anchor point on the vehicle.

TOPTETHERANCHOR

WARNING

• Donotallowcargotocontactthetop tetherstrapwhenitisattachedtothe toptetheranchor.Properlysecurethe cargosoitdoesnotcontactthetop tetherstrap.Cargothatisnotproperly securedorcargothatcontactsthetop tetherstrapmaydamageitduringa collision.Achildcouldbeseriouslyinjuredorkilledinacollisionifthetop tetherstrapisdamaged.
• Childrestraintanchoragesaredesignedtowithstandonlythoseloads imposed by correctly fitted child restraints. Undernocircumstancesare theytobeusedtoattachadultseat belts, orotheritemsorequipment to the vehicle. Doingsocoulddamagethe childrestraintanchorages. Thechildrestraintwillnotbeproperlyinstalledusingthedamagedanchorages, and a childcouldbeseriouslyinjuredorkilled inacollision.

1. Toptetherstrap
2. Anchorpoint

Toptetheranchorpointlocation

Theanchorpointislocatedonthefrontpassengerseatbackasshown.

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REAR-FACINGCHILDRESTRAINT INSTALLATIONUSINGTHESEAT BELTS

WARNING

●Neverinstallarear-facingchildre-straintinthefrontseat.Aninflating supplementalairbagcouldseriously injureorkillyourchild.
●Neverletaninfantwhorequirestheuse ofarear-facingchildrestraintridein thisvehicle.

FORWARD-FACINGCHILD RESTRAINTINSTALLATIONUSING THESEATBELTS

WARNING

Thethree-pointseatbeltwithAutomatic LockingRetractor(ALR)mustbeused wheninstallingachildrestraint.Failureureto usetheALRmodewillresultinthechild restraintnotbeingproperlysecured.The restraintcouldtipoverorbelooseand causeinjurytoachildinasuddenstopor collision.

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Forward-facing(frontpassengerseat)-step1

For additional information, refertoallWarnings and Cautions in the "Child Safety" and "Child Restraint" sections of this manual before installing a child restraint.

Followthesestepstoinstallaforward-facing childrestraintusingthevehicleseatbeltinthe frontpassengerseat:

1. If you must install a child restraint in the front seat, it should be placed in forward-facing direction only. Move these to there are most position. Child restraints for infants must be used in

therear-facingdirectionand,therefore,mustnotbeusedinthefrontseat.

1. Position the child restraint on these seat. Always follow the child restraint manufacturer's instructions.

Thebackofthechildrestraintshouldbe securedagainstthevehicleseatback.

Ifnecessary, adjustorremovethehead restraint/headresttobtainthecorrectchild restraintfit. Iftheheadrestraint/headrestis removed, storeitinasecureplace. Besure toreinstalltheheadrestraint/headrest whenthechildrestraintisremoved. For additionalinformation, referto "Head restraints/headrests" inthissectionforhead restraint/headrestadjustment, removaland installationinformation.

If theseating position does not have an adjustable head restraint/head restanditis interfering with the proper child restraint fit, try another seating position or different child restraint.

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Forward-facing-step3

1. Routetheseatbelttonguethroughthechild restraintandinsertitintothebuckleuntilyou hearandfeelthelatchengage.Besureto followthechildrestraintmanufacturer's instructionsforbeltrouting.

If the child restraint is equipped with atop tether strap, routethetoptether strap and secure the tether strap to the ether anchor point. For additional information, refer to "Installing toptether strap" in this section. Do not install child restraint that require the use of atop tether strap in seating position that do not have to optether anchor.

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Forward-facing-step4
4. Pulltheshoulderbeltuntilthebeltisfully extended. At thistime, theseatbeltretractor isintheALRmode(childrestraintmode). It revertstoELRmodewhentheseatbeltis fullyretracted.

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Forward-facing-step5
5. Allow these seat belt to retract. Pull upon the shoulder belt to remove anyslack in the belt.

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Forward-facing-step6
6. Remove any additional slack from these seat belt; press downward and rearward firmly in the center of the child restraint with your kneetocompress the vehicle seat cushion and seat back while pulling up on these seat belt.
7. Tightenthetherstrapaccordingtothe manufacturer'sinstructionstoremoveany slack.

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Forward-facing-step8

1. After attaching the child restraint, testit before you placethe childinit. Pushit from side to sidewhile holding the child restraint near these at belpath. The child restraint should not move more than 1 inch (25 mm), from sidetoside. Try to get forward and check to see if the belthold stherestraint place. If therestraint is not secure, tighten these seat belt as necessary, or put therestraint in another seat and testit again. You may need to try different child restraint. Not all child restraints fit in all types of vehicles.

2. Checktomakesurethechildrestraintis properlysecuredpriortoeachuse.Ifthe seatbeltisnotlocked,repeatsteps2 through8.

Afterthechildrestraintisremovedandtheseat beltisfullyretracted,theALRmode(childre-straintmode)iscanceled.

Frontpassengerseat

Ⓐ Toptetherstrap
⑧ Anchorpoint

INSTALLINGTOPTETHERSTRAP (frontpassengerseat)

Thechildrestrainttoptetherstrapmustbeused wheninstallingthechildrestraintwiththeseat belts.

First,securethechildrestraintwiththeseatbelt.

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WARNING

Childrestraintanchoragesaredesigned towithstandonlythoseloadsimposed by correctlyfittedchildrestraints.Underno circumstancesaretheytobeusedtoattachadultseatbelts,orotheritemsorequipmenttothevehicle.Doingsocould damagethechildrestraintanchorages. Thechildrestraintwillnotbeproperly installedusingthedamagedanchorage, andachildcouldbeseriouslyinjuredor killedinacollision.

Beforesecuringthechildrestraintwiththeseat belt,

1. If necessary, raise or remove the head restraint/head rest top position the toptether strap Ⓐ overthetop of these at back. If the head restraint/head rest is removed, store it in secure place. Besuretore install the head restraint/head rest when the child re- straint is removed. For additional information, refer to "Head restraints/head rests" in this section for head restraint/head rest adjustment, removal and installation information.

2. Routethetoptetherstrap Ⓐ between the headrestraint/headrestandthetopofthe seatback.

3. Securethetetherstraptothetetheranchor point Ⓑ ontheseatback.

4. Refertotheappropriatechildrestraintinstallationprocedurestepsinthissection beforetighteningthetetherstrap.

If you have any questions when installing a toptetherstrap, consult your NISSAN dealer for details.

BOOSTERSEATS

Precautionsonboosterseats

WARNING

If a booster seat and seat belt are not used properly, the risk of a child being injured in a sudden stop or collision greatly increases:

-Makesuretheshoulderportionof thebeltisawayfromthechild'sface andneckandthelapportionofthe beltdoesnotcrossthestomach.

-Makesuretheshoulderbeltisnot behindthechildorunderthechild's arm.

-Aboosterseatmustonlybeinstalled inaseatingpositionthathasa lap/shoulderbelt.

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A.Lowbackboosterseat B.Highbackboosterseat

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Boosterseatsofvariouszisesareofferedby severalmanufacturers.Whenselectingany boosterseat,keepthefollowingpointsinmind:

• Chooseonlyaboosterseatwithalabel certifyingthatitcomplieswithFederalMotor VehicleSafetyStandard213orCanadian MotorVehicleSafetyStandard213.
• Checktheboosterseatinyourvehicletobe sureitiscompatiblewiththevehicle'sseat andseatbeltsystem.

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• Makesurethechild'sheadwillbeproperly supportedbytheboosterseatorvehicle seat.Theseatbackmustbeatorabovethe centerofthechild'sears. Forexample,ifa lowbackboosterseatischosen,thevehicle seatbackmustbeatorabovethecenterof thechild'sears.Iftheseatbackislowerthan thecenterofthechild'sears,ahighback boosterseatshouldbeused.
• If the booster seatis compatible with your vehicle, placethe child in the booster seat and check the various adjustment stobe sure the booster seatis compatible with the child. Always follow all recommended procedures.

AllU.S. states and Canadian provinces or territories require that infants and small children berestrained in an approved child restraint at all times while the vehicle is being operated.

The instructions in this section apply to booster seat installation in the front passenger seat.

Boosterseatinstallation

CAUTION

Donotusethelap/shoulderbeltinthe AutomaticLockingRetractormodewhen usingaboosterseatwiththeseatbelts.

For additional information, refertoallWarnings and Cautions in the "Child Safety", "Child Restraint" and "Booster Seats" section of this manual before installing a child restraint.

Followthesestepstoinstallaboosterseatinthe frontpassengerseat:

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1. If you must install a booster seat in the front seat, movethese at to there are most position.
2. Positiontheboosterseatontheseat. Only placeitinafront-facingdirection. Always followtheboosterseatmanufacturer's instructions.

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LRS0454

Frontpassengerposition

1. The booster seat should be positioned on the vehicle seat so that it is stable.

Ifnecessary, adjustorremovethehead restraint/headresttobtainthecorrect boosterseatfit.Ifthehead restraint/headrestisremoved,storeitina secureplace.Besuretoreinstallthe headrestraint/headrestwhenthe boosterseatisremoved.Foradditional information,referto"Head restraints/headrests"inthissectionforhead restraint/headrestadjustment,removaland installationinformation.

If theseating position does not have an adjustable head restraint/head restanditis interfering with the proper booster seat fit, try another seating position or different booster seat.

1. Positionthelapportionoftheseatbeltlow andsnugonthechild'ships.Besureto followtheboosterseatmanufacturer's instructionsforadjustingtheseatbeltrouting.

2. Pulltheshoulderbeltportionoftheseatbelt towardtheretractortotakeupextraslack. Besure theshoulder beltis positioned acrossthetop,middleportionofthechild's shoulder.Besuretofollowtheboosterseat manufacturer'sinstructionsforadjustingthe seatbeltrouting.

3. Followthewarnings, cautions and instructions for properly fastening a seat belt shown in "Three-pointtype at belt with retractor" in this section.

SUPPLEMENTALRESTRAINT SYSTEM(SRS)

PRECAUTIONSONSRS

This SRS section contains important information concerning the following systems:

• Driverandpassengersupplementalfront-impactairbag
• Front seat-mounted side-impact supplementalairbag(ifsoequipped)
• Roof-mountedcurtainside-impactsupplementalairbag(ifsoequipped)
• Seatbeltwithpretensioner

Supplementalfront-impactairbagsystem

This system can help cushion the impact for ceto the head and chest of the driver and front passenger in certain frontal collisions.

Front seat-mounted side-impact supplementalairbagsystem(ifsoequipped)

This system can help cushion the impact for to the chest and pelvic area of the driver and front passenger incertains side impact collisions. The side air bags are designed to inflate on the side where the vehicle is impacted.

Roof-mountedcurtainside-impactsupplementalairbagsystem(ifsoequipped)

This system can help cushion the impact force to the head of occupants in front seating positions incertainside-impact collisions. The curtain air bags are designed to inflate on the side where the vehicle is impacted.

This supplemental restraintsystem is designed to supplement the crash protection provided by the driver and front passenger seat belts and not as substitute for them. Seat belt should always be correctly worn and the occupant seated as suitable distance away from the steering wheel, instrument panel and door finishers. For additional information, refer to "Seat belts" in this section for instructions and precaution on seat belt usage.

Thesupplementalairbagsoperateonly whentheignitionswitchisplacedintheON orSTARTposition.

AfterplacingtheignitionswitchintheON position,thesupplementalairbagwarning lightilluminates.Thesupplementalairbag warninglightwillturnoffafterabout7secondsifthesystemisoperational.

Illustration of a person seated in a car with a double-headed arrow indicating seatbelt (no text or symbols present)

WRS0031

WARNING

●Thefrontairbagsordinarilywillnot inflateintheeventofasideimpact,rear impact,rollover,orlowerseverityfrontalcollision.Alwayswearyourseat beltstohelpreducetheriskorseverity ofinjuryinvariouskindsofaccidents.

- Theseatbeltsandthefrontairbagsare mosteffectivewhenyouaresittingwell backanduprightintheseat.Thefront airbagsinflatewithgreatforce.Ifyou areunrestrained,leaningforward,sittingsidewaysoroutofpositioninany way,youareatgreataeriskofinjuryor deathinacrash.Youmayalsoreceive seriousorfatalinjuriesfromthefront airbagifyouareupagainstitwhenit inflates.Alwayssitbackagainstthe seatbackandasfarawayaspractical fromthesteeringwheelorinstrument panel.Alwaysusetheseatbelts.

• Keephandsontheoutsideofthesteeringwheel.Placingtheminsidethe steeringwheelrimcouldincreasethe riskthattheyareinjuredwhenthefront airbaginflates.
• Thedriverandfrontpassengerseatbelt bucklesareequippedwithsensorsthat detectiftheseatbeltsarefastened.The airbagsystemmonitorstheseverityof acollisionandtheninflatestheairbags asneededbasedonbeltusage.Failure toproperlywearseatbeltscanincrease theriskorseverityofinjuryinan accident.

Diagram of a person seated in a car seatbelt, showing no text or symbols

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Diagram of a person sitting on a vehicle with a diagonal line crossing the seat (no text or symbols)

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Diagram of a car interior showing cross-section of seatbelt and dashboard (no text or labels)

WARNING

- Neverletchildrenrideunrestrainedor extendtheirhandsorfaceoutofthe window.Donotattempttoholdthemin yourlaporarms.Someexamplesof dangerousridingpositionsareshown intheillustrations.

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Diagram of a person wearing a seatbelt inside a car, with no visible text or symbols

Diagram of a car seatbelt with a person seated, showing no text or symbols

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WARNING

- Childrenmaybeseverelyinjuredor killedwhenthefrontairbags,sideair bagsorcurtainairbagsinflateifthey arenotproperlyrestrained.

●Neverinstallarear-facingchildrestraintinthefrontseat.Aninflating frontairbagcouldseriouslyinjureor killyourchild.Foradditionalinformation,referto"Childrestraints"inthis section.

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WRS0431
Donotleanagainstdoorsorwindows.

WARNING

Frontseat-mountedside-impactsupplementalairbags(ifsoequipped)androof-mountedcurtainside-impactsupplementalairbags(ifsoequipped)

- Thesideairbagsandcurtainairbags ordinarilywillnotinflateintheeventof afrontalimpact,rearimpact,rolloveror lowerseveritysidecollision.Always wearyourseatbeltstohelpreducethe riskorseverityofinjuryinvariouskinds ofaccidents.

- Theseatbelts,thesideairbagsand curtainairbagsaremosteffectivewhen youaresittingwellbackanduprightin theseatwithbothfeetonthefloor.The sideairbagandcurtainairbaginflate withgreatforce.Donotallowanyoneto placetheirhand,legorfacenearthe sideairbagonthesideoftheseatback ofthefrontseatornearthesideroof rails.Donotallowanyonesittinginthe frontseatstoextendtheirhandoutof thewindoworleanagainstthedoor. Someexamplesofdangerousriding positionsareshownintheprevious illustrations.

- Donotuseseatcoversonthefront seatbacks. They may interferewithside airbaginflation.

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Illustration of a person sitting in a car seat with a cross-shaped barrier, no text or symbols present

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Supplementalfront-impactairbag system

1. Roof-mounted curtainside-impactsupplementalairbags(ifsoequipped)
2. Supplementalfront-impactairbagmodules
3. AirbagControlUnit(ACU)
4. Frontseat-mountedside-impactsupplementalairbagmodules(ifsoequipped)

The drivers supplemental front-impact air bag is located in the center of the steering wheel. The passengers supplemental front-impact air bag is mounted in the dashboard, above the glovebox. The front air bags are designed to inflate in higher severity frontal collisions, although they may inflate if the forces in another type of collision are similar to those of higher severity frontal impact. They may not inflate in certain frontal collisions. Vehicle damage (or lack of it) is not always an indication of proper front air bags system operation.

If you have any questions about your airbag system, please contact NISSAN or your NISSAN dealer. If you are considering modification of your vehicle, would do disability, you may also contact NISSAN. Contact information is contained in the front of this Owner's Manual.

Whenafrontairbaginflates,afairlyloudnoise maybeheard,followedbythereleaseofsmoke. Thissmokeisnotharmfulanddoesnotindicatea fire.Careshouldbetakennottoinhaleit,asitmay causeirritationandchoking.Thosewithahistory ofabreathingconditionshouldgetfreshair promptly.

Frontairbags, alongwiththeuseofseatbelts, helptocushiontheimpactforceonthefaceand chestofthefrontoccupants. Theycanhelpsave livesandreduceseriousinjuries. However, an inflatingfrontairbagmaycausefacialabrasions orotherinjuries. Frontairbagsdonotprovide restrainttothelowerbody.

Seatbeltsshouldbecorrectlywornandthe driverandpassengerseateduprightasfaras practicalawayfromthesteeringwheelorinstrumentpanel. Thefrontairbagsinflatequicklyin ordertohelpprotectthefrontoccupants. Becauseofthis, theforceofthefrontairbaginflating canincreasetheriskofinjuryiftheoccupantis toocloseto, orisagainst, thefrontairbagmodule duringinflation.

Thefrontairbagsdeflatequicklyafteracollision.

Thefrontairbagsoperateonlywhenthe ignitionswitchisplacedintheONorSTART position.

AfterplacingtheignitionswitchintheON position,thesupplementalairbagwarning lightilluminates.Thesupplementalairbag warninglightwillturnoffafterabout7secondsifthesystemisoperational.

Othersupplementalfront-impactairbag precautions

WARNING

• Donotplaceanyobjectsonthesteering wheelpadorontheinstrumentpanel. Also, donotplaceanyobjectsbetween anyoccupantandthesteeringwheel or instrumentpanel. Suchobjectsmaybe-comedangerousprojectilesandcause injuryifthefrontairbagsinflate.
• Immediatelyafterinflation,several frontairbagsystemcomponentswillbe hot.Donottouchthem;youmayseverelyburnyourself.

• Donotmakeunauthorizedchangesto yourvehicle'selectricalsystemorsuspensionsystemthiscouldaffectproper operationoftheairbagsystem.

• Tamperingwiththefrontairbagsystem mayresultinseriouspersonalinjury. Tamperingincludeschangestothe steeringwheelandtheinstrument panelassemblybyplacingmaterial overthesteeringwheelpadandabove theinstrumentpanelorbyinstalling additionaltrimmaterialaroundtheair bagsystem.

• Workonandaroundthefrontairbag systemshouldbedonebyaNISSAN dealer.Installationofelectricalequipments shouldalsobedonebyaNISSAN dealer.TheSupplementalRestraint System(SRS)wiringshouldnotbe modifiedordisconnected.Unauthorized electrical test equipment and probingdevicesshouldnotbeusedonthe airbagsystem.
• Acrackedwindshieldshouldbere-placed immediately by a qualified repair facility. Acrackedwindshieldcoulda-fect the function of the supplemental air bagsystem.

*The SRSwiringharnessconnectorsare yellowandorangeforeasyidentification.

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Frontseat-mountedside-impact supplementalairbag(ifsoequipped) androof-mountedcurtainside-impact supplementalairbag(ifsoequipped) systems

The side air bags are located in the outside of the seatbackofthefrontseats. The curtainairbags arelocatedinthesideroofrails. Allofthe information, cautionsandwarningsin this manual must be followed. The side air bags and curtainairbagsaredesignedtoinflatein higherseveritysidecollisions, although they may inflateiftheforcesinanothertypeofcollisionare similartothoseofahigherseverityimpact. They

aredesignedtoinflateonthesidewherethe vehicleisimpacted. They may notinflateincertainsidecollisions.

Vehicledamage(orlackofit)isnotalwaysan indication of proper side air bag and curtain air bagoperation.

Whenthesideairbagsandcurtainairbags inflate,afairlyloudnoisemaybeheard,followed by release of smoke. This smoke is not harmful and does not indicate a fire. Care should be taken nottoinhaleit,asitmaycauseirritationand choking.Thosewithahistoryofabreathingconditionshouldgetfreshhairpromptly.

Side air bags, along with the use of seat belts, help to cushion the impact force on the chest and pelvicareaofthefrontoccupants.Curtainair bags help to cushion the impact force to the head ofoccupantsinthefrontseatingpositions.They can help save lives and reduce serious injuries. However,aninflatingsideairbagandcurtainair bagmaycauseabrasionsorotherinjuries.Side airbagsandcurtainairbagsdonotprovide restrainttothelowerbody.

Theseatbeltsshouldbecorrectlywornandthe driverandpassengerseateduprightasfaras practicalawayfromthesideairbag.Thesideair bagsandcurtainairbagsinflatequicklyinorder to help protect the occupants. Because of this, the force of the side air bag and curtain air bag

inflatingcanincreasetheriskofinjuryiftheoccupantistoocloseto,orisagainst,theseairbag modulesduringinflation.Thesideairbagsand curtainairbagwilldeflatequicklyafterthecollisionisover.

Thesideairbagsandcurtainairbagsoperateonlywhentheignitionswitchis placedintheONposition.

AfterplacingtheignitionswitchintheON position,thesupplementalairbagwarning lightilluminates.Thesupplementalairbag warninglightwillturnoffafterabout7secondsifthesystemisoperational.

WARNING

• Donotplaceanyobjectsneartheseat-backofthefrontseats. Also, donot placeanyobjects(anumbrella, bag, etc.) betweenthefrontdoorfinisher andthefrontseat. Suchobjects may becomedangerousprojectilesand causeinjuryifasideairbaginflates.

• Rightafterinflation,severalsideairbag andcurtainairbagsystemcomponents willbehot.Donottouchthem;youmay severelyburnyourself.

• Nounauthorizedchangesshouldbe madetoanycomponentsorwiringof thesideairbagandcurtainairbag systems. Thisistopreventdamagetoor accidentalinflationofthesideairbag andcurtainairbagordamagetothe sideairbagandcurtainairbagsystems.

• Donotmakeunauthorizedchangesto yourvehicle'selectricalsystem,suspensionsystemorsidepanel.This couldaffectproperoperationofthe sideairbagandcurtainairbagsystems.
• Tamperingwiththesideairbagsystem mayresultinseriouspersonalinjury. Forexample, donotchangethefront seatsbyplacingmaterialneartheseat-backsorbyinstallingadditionaltrim material, suchasseatcovers, around thesideairbag.
• Workaroundandonthesideairbag andcurtainairbagsystemshouldbe donebya NISSAN dealer.Installation ofelectricalequipmentshouldalsobe donebyaNISSANdealer.TheSRSwiringharnesses*shouldnotbemodified ordisconnected.Unauthorizedelectricaltestequipmentandprobingdevices shouldnotbeusedonthesideairbag orcurtainairbagsystem.

* TheSRSwiringharnessconnectorsare yellowandorangeforeasyidentification.

Whensellingyourvehicle,werequestthatyou informthebuyeraboutthesideairbagand curtainairbagsystemsandguidethebuyer to theappropriatesectionsinthisOwner'sManual.

Seatbeltswithpretensioners(front seats)

WARNING

●Thepretensionerscannotbereusedafteractivation. They must bereplaced together with the retractor and buckle as a unit.
- If the vehicle becomes involved a collision but a pretensioner is not activated, besureto have the pretensioner system checked and, if necessary, replaced by your NISSAN dealer.
- Nounauthorizedchangesshouldbe madetoanycomponentsorwiringof thepretensionersystem. Thisistopreventdamagetooraccidentalactivation of thepretensioners. Tamperingwith the pretensionersystemmayresultin seriouspersonalinjury.

●Workaroundandonthepretensioner systemshouldbedonebyaNISSAN dealer.Installationofelectricalequip-mentshouldalsobedonebyaNISSAN dealer.Unauthorizedelectricaltest equipmentandprobingdevicesshould notbeusedonthepretensionersystem.
- If you need to dispose of a pretensioner or scrap the vehicle, contact a NISSAN dealer. Incorrect disposal procedures could cause personal injury.

Thepretensionersystemmayactivate with the supplemental airbagsystem incertainties of collisions. Working with these at belt retractor, the pretensioner helpstightent heseat belt when the vehicle becomes involved in certainty of collisions, helping to restrain front seat occupants.

Thepretensionerisencasedwiththeseatbelt retractor. Theseseatbeltsareusedthesameway asconventionalseatbelts.

Whenapretensioneractivates,smokeisre- leasedandaloudnoisemaybeheard.This smokeisnotharmfulanddoesnotindicateafire. Careshouldbetakennottoinhaleit,asitmay causeirritationandchoking.Thosewithahistory ofabreathingconditionshouldgetfreshair promptly.

Afterpretensioneractivation, loadlimitersallow theseatbelttoreleasewebbing(ifnecessary) to reduceforcesagainstthechest.

Thesupplementalairbagwarninglight used to indicate malfunctions in the pretensioner system. For additional information, refer to "Supplementalairbagwarninglight" in this section. If the operation of the supplemental airbag warning light indicates there is malfunction, havethesystem checked by a NISSAN dealer. Whenselling your vehicle, were quest that you inform the buyer about the pretensioners system and guidethe buyerto the appropriate sections in this Owner's Manual.

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1.SRSAirbagwarninglabels

Thewarninglabelsarelocatedonthesurfaceofthesunvisor.

SUPPLEMENTALAIRBAG WARNINGLABELS

Warninglabelsaboutthesupplementalfront-impactairbagsystemareplacedinthevehicleas shownintheillustration.

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LRS0100

SUPPLEMENTALAIRBAG WARNINGLIGHT

Thesupplementalairbagwarninglight, displaying intheinstrumentpanel,monitorsthecircuitsfortheairbagsystems,pretensionersandallrelatedwiring. WhentheignitionswitchisplacedintheONor STARTposition,thesupplementalairbagwarninglightilluminatesforabout7secondsandthen turnsoff.Thismeansthesystemisoperational.

Ifanyofthefollowingconditionsoccur, thefront airbag, sideairbag and curtainairbag and pretensionersystemsneedservicing:

●Thesupplementalairbagwarninglightremainsonafterapproximately7seconds.
●Thesupplementalairbagwarninglight flashes intermittently.
- Thesupplementalairbagwarninglightdoes notcomeonatall.

Undertheseconditions, thefrontairbag, sideair bags and curtainairbag or pretensionersystems may not operate properly. They must be checked and repaired. Take your vehicle to the nearest NISSAN dealer.

WARNING

If the supplemental airbag warning light is on, it could mean that the front airbag, side airbags, curtain airbag and or pretension systems will not operate in an accident. To help avoid injury to yourself or others, have your vehicle checked by a NISSAN dealer as soon as possible.

Repairandreplacementprocedure

Thefrontairbags,sideairbags,curtainairbags andpretensionersaredesignedtoinflateona one-time-onlybasis.Asareminder,unlessitis damaged,thesupplementalairbagwarninglight remainsilluminatedafterinflationhasoccurred. Repairandreplacementofthesesupplemental airbagsystemsshouldbedoneonlybya NISSANdealer.

When maintenance work is required on the vehicle, the front air bags, side air bags, curtain air bags, pretensioners and related parts should be pointed out to the person performing them maintenance. The ignition switch should always be in the LOCK position when working under the hood or insidethe vehicle.

WARNING

• Onceafrontairbag,sideairbag,or curtainairbaghasinflated,theairbag modulewillnotfunctionagainand mustbereplaced.Additionally,theactivatedpretensionersmustalsobereplaced.Theairbagmoduleandpretensionersshouldbereplacedbya NISSANdealer.Theairbagmoduleand pretensionerscannotberepaired.
• Thefrontairbag, sideairbag, curtain airbagsystems and the pretensioner system should be inspected by a NISSAN dealer if there is any damage to the frontorside portion of the vehicle.
• If you need to dispose of the supplemental air bag, pretensioners or scrap the vehicle, contact a NISSAN dealer. Incorrect disposal procedures could cause personal injury.

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2Instrumentsandcontrols

Instrumentpanel....2-2

Metersandgauges....2 - 3

Speedometerandodometer....2-4

Tachometer....2-5

Enginecoolanttemperaturegauge....2-5

Fuelgauge....2-6

Engineoilpressuregauge....2-6

Voltmeter....2-7

Automatictransmissionfluidtemperature gauge....2-7

Warning/indicatorlightsandaudiblereminders.....2-9

Checkingbulbs. 2 - 9

Warninglights....2-10

Indicatorlights....2-13

Audiblereminders....2-15

VehicleInformationDisplay....2-16

HowtousetheVehicleInformationDisplay.....2-16

Securitysystems(ifsoequipped)....2-21

Vehiclesecuritysystem(ifsoequipped)....2-21

NISSANvehicleimmobilizersystem (ifsoequipped)....2-22

Windshieldwiperandwasherswitch....2-23

Switchoperation....2-23

Rearwindowandoutsidemirror(ifsoequipped)

defrosterswitch....2-24

Headlightandturnsignalswitch....2-24

Headlightcontrolswitch....2-24

Daytime running light system....2-25

Instrumentbrightnesscontrol. 2-26

Turnsignalswitch....2-26

Horn. 2-27

VehicleDynamicControl(VDC)offswitch.....2-27

Powerinverterswitch(ifsoequipped)....2-28

Rear sonar system off switch (if so equipped)....2-28

Towmodeswitch(ifsoequipped)....2-29

Poweroutlets....2-30

12voutlets. 2-30

120voutlets(ifsoequipped)....2-31

Storage....2-32

Mappockets....2-32

Instrument panelstoragetrays. 2-32

Sunglassesholder(ifsoequipped)....2-33

Cupholders. 2-34

Glovebox....2-34

Seatpocket(ifsoequipped)....2-34

Overheadconsole(ifsoequipped)....2-35

Consolebox(ifsoequipped)....2-36

D-Rings. 2-39

Under-seatstorage(ifsoequipped)....2-39

Groceryhooks....2-40

Reardoorstorage(ifsoequipped)....2-40

Windows....2-40

Powerwindows(ifsoequipped)....2-40

Manualwindows(ifsoequipped)....2-42

Manualventwindows(ifsoequipped)....2-42

Interiorlights....2-43

Maplights....2-44

INSTRUMENTPANEL

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2-2 Instrumentsandcontrols

1. Headlightswitch(P.2-24)

2.Vents(P.4-12)

1. Windshieldwiper/washer/turnsignal switch(P.2-23,2-26)

2. Steeringwheelswitchforaudiocontrol (ifsoequipped)/Bluetooth®Hands-FreePhoneSystem(ifsoequipped) (P.4-50, P.4-52)

3. Drivers supplemental airbag/horn (P.1-30, P.2-27)

4. Meters, gauges and warning/indicator lights (P.2-3, 2-9)

5. Cruisecontrolmain/setswitches (ifsoequipped)(P.5-17)

8.Shiftlever(P.5-13)

1. Storagetray(P.2-32)

2. Audiosystemcontrols(P.4-29, 4-33)/Navigationsystem* (ifsoequipped)(P.4-2)

11.Storagetray(P.2-32)

12.Glovebox(P.2-34)

13.Hazardwarningflasherswitch(P.6-2)

14.iPod® player/USBinputjack (ifsoequipped)(P.4-45,P.4-43)

1. Climatecontrols(P.4-13)

METERSANDGAUGES

16.RearsonarsystemOFFswitch (ifsoequipped)(P.2-28) TowmodeONswitch(ifsoequipped) (P.2-29) Powerinverterswitch(ifsoequipped) (P.2-28)

17.12vpoweroutlet(P.2-30)

18.Ignitionswitch(P.5-8)

19.Tiltsteeringwheelcontrol(P.3-15)

20.Hoodreleaseswitch(P.3-12)

21.Fusebox(P.8-22)

1. Outside power mirrors switch (ifso equipped) (P.3-18) Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) OFF switch (P.2-27)

*:RefertotheseparateNavigationSystemOwner'sManual(ifsoequipped).

Refertothepagenumberindicatedinparenthesesforoperatingdetails.

1. Warning/indicatorlights
   2.Tachometer
   3.Speedometer
   4.Fuelgauge
   5.Twintrip/instrumentbrightnesscontrol knob

2. Odometer/Twintripodometer/Vehicle InformationDisplay/AutomaticTransmissionpositionindicator

3. Vehicleinformation/digitalgauge changeknob
4. Enginecoolanttemperaturegauge

Instrumentsandcontrols2-3

Thetwintripodometerrecordsthedistanceof individualtrips.

1. Speedometer
   2.Odometer/twintripdisplay
   3.Changeknob

SPEEDOMETERANDODOMETER

Speedometer

Thespeedometerindicatesvehiclespeed.

Odometer/Twintripodometer

Theodometer/twintripodometerisdisplayed whentheignitionswitchisplacedintheON position.

Theodometerrecordsthetotaldistancethevehicleisdriven.

2-4 Instrumentsandcontrols

graph LR
    A["RPA"] --> B["RPE"]
    B --> C["KDD"]
    D["PUSH TRIP"] --> E["1"]

Changingthedisplay

Rotating ① counterclockwisechangesthedis-playasfollows:

Odometer only → Trip A → Trip B → Odometer only

Resettingthetripodometer

PressthePUSHTRIPknob ① formorethan 1 secondtoresetthecurrentlydisplayedtrip odometertozero.

TACHOMETER

Thetachometerindicatesenginespeedinrevolutionsperminute(rpm).

The gauge indicates the engine coolant temperature. The engine coolant temperature is within the normal range ① when the gaugene needle points within the zones shown in the illustration.

The engine coolant temperature varies with the outside air temperature and driving conditions.

CAUTION

Ifthegaugeindicatescoolanttemperaturenearthehot(H)endofthenormal range,reducevehiclespeedtodecrease temperature.Ifthegaugeisoverthenormalrange,stopthevehicleassoonas safelypossible.Ifthengineisoverheated,continuedoperationofthevehicle mayseriouslydamagetheengine.Foradditionalinformation,referto"Ifyourvehicleoverheats"inthe"Incaseofemergency"sectionofthismanualfor immediateactionrequired.

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The ◀ indicate that the fuel-filler door is located on the driver's side of the vehicle.

CAUTION

- Ifthevehiclerunsoutoffuel.the malfunctionindicatorlightmaycome on.Refuelassoonaspossible.Aftera fewdrivingtrips,the lightshould turnoff.Ifthelightremainsonaftera fewdrivingtrips.havethevehicleinspectedbyaNISSANdealer.

- Foradditionalinformation,referto "MalfunctionIndicatorLight(MIL)"in thissection.

FUELGAUGE

Thegaugeindicatestheapproximatefuellevel inthetank.

Thegaugemaymoveslightlyduringbraking, turning,acceleration,orgoingupordownhills.

ThegaugeneedlereturnstoE(Empty)afterthe ignitionswitchisplacedintheOFFposition.

Thelowfuelwarninglightcomesonwhenthe amountoffuelinthetankisgettinglow.

RefillthefueltankbeforethegaugeregistersE(Empty).

ENGINEOILPRESSUREGAUGE

The gauge indicates the engine lubrication system oil pressure while the engine is running. The indicator should be in them middle of the gauge when the engine is running. The digital gauge displays the vehicle information display by pressing the INFO knob on one time.

2-6 Instrumentsandcontrols

CAUTION

• This gauge is not designed to indicate low engine oil level. Use the dipstick to check the oil level. For additional information, refer to "Engine oil" in the "Maintenance and do-it-yourself" section of this manual.
• If the gaugedoes not mov with the proper amount of the engine oil, have the vehicle checked by a NISSAN dealer. Continued vehicle operation in such a condition could cause serious damage to the engine.

VOLTMETER

WhentheignitionswitchisplacedintheON position,thevoltmeterindicatesthebatteryvoltage.Whentheengineisrunning,itindicatesthe generatorvoltage.Toviewthedigitalgaugeinthe vehicleinformationdisplaypressthelNFOknob twotimes.

Whilecrankingtheengine,thevoltsdropbelow thenormalrange.Iftherangeisnotwithinthe normalrange(11-15volts) ① whiletheengine isrunning,itmayindicatethatthechargingsystemisnotfunctioningproperly.Havethesystem checkedbyaNISSANdealer.

AUTOMATICTRANSMISSIONFLUID TEMPERATUREGAUGE

Thisgaugeindicatesthetemperatureoftheautomatictransmissionfluid.Theautomatictransmissionfluidtemperatureisinthenormalrange ① whenthegaugeindicationiswithinthezone shownintheillustration.Toviewthedigitalgauge inthevehicleinformationdisplay,presstheINFO knobthreetimes.

CAUTION

• Thisgaugeisnotdesignedtoindicate lowautomatictransmissionfluidlevel. Usethedipsticktocheckthefluidlevel. Foradditionalinformation,referto"5-speedautomatictransmissionfluid" in the"Maintenanceanddo-it-yourself" sectionofthismanual.
• If the gauge indicates automatic transmission fluid temperature over then normal range, stop the vehicle as soon as safely possible. Have the vehicle checked by a NISSAN dealer. Continued operation of the vehicle may seriously damage the transmission.

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WARNING/INDICATORLIGHTS AND AUDIBLEREMINDERS

CHECKINGBULBS

Withalldoorsclosed, apply the parking brake and place the ignition switch in the ON position without starting the engine. The following lights will come on:

The following lights come on briefly and then go off:

ABS or (ABS), (!), AT CHECK,

If any light fails to come on, it may indicate a burned-out bulb or an open circuit in the electrical system. Havethesystem repaired promptly.

- + , BRAKE or ( ! ) , ⚡️ , ⚡️

WARNINGLIGHTS

For additional information, refer to "Vehicle information display" in this section.

kBraking

System(ABS)

warninglight

WhentheignitionswitchisplacedintheON position,theAnti-lockBrakingSystem(ABS) warninglightilluminatesandthenturnsoff.This indicatestheABSisoperational.

If the ABS warning light illuminates while the engine is running, or while driving, it may indicate the ABS is not functioning properly. Have the system checked by a NISSAN dealer.

IfanABSmalfunctionoccurs, the anti-lock functionisturnedoff. The brakesystem then operates normally, but without anti-lock assistance. For additional information, refer to "Brakesystem" in the "Starting and driving" section of this manual.

AutomaticTransmissioncheck warninglight

WhentheignitionswitchisplacedintheON position,thelightcomesonforabout2seconds. Ifthelightcomesonatanyothertime,itmay

indicate the automatic transmission system is not functioning properly. Havethesystem checked by a NISSAN dealer.

AutomaticTransmissionoil temperaturewarninglight

Thislightcomesonwhentheautomatictransmissionoiltemperatureistoohigh.Ifthelightcomesonwhiledriving,reducethevehiclespeedas soonassafelypossibleuntilthelightturnsoff.

CAUTION

ContinuedvehicleoperationwhentheA/Toiltemperaturewarninglightisonmaydamagetheautomatictransmission.

Thislightfunctionsforboththeparkingbrakeand thefootbrakesystems.

Parkingbrakeindicator

WhentheignitionswitchisplacedintheON position,thelightcomesonwhentheparking brakeisapplied.

Lowbrakefluidwarninglight

WhentheignitionswitchisplacedintheON position,thelightwarnsofalowbrakefluidlevel. Ifthelightcomesonwhiletheengineisrunning,

with the parking brakenotapplied, stop the vehicle and perform the following:

1. Check the brake fluid level. Add brake fluid as necessary. For additional information, refer to "Brake fluid" in the "Maintenance and do-it-yourself" section of this manual.

2. If the brake fluid level is correct, have the warnings system checked by a NISSAN dealer.

WARNING

- Yourbrakesystemmaynotbeworking properlyifthewarninglightison.Drivingcouldbedangerous.Ifyoujudgeit tobesafe,drivecarefullytothenearest servicestationforrepairs.Otherwise, haveyourvehicletowedbecausedrivingitcouldbedangerous.

- Pressingthebrakepedalwiththeenginestoppedand/oralowbrakefluid levelmayincreaseyourstoppingdistanceandbrakingwillrequiregreater pedaleffortandpedaltravel.

- If the brake fluid level is below the MINIMUM or MIN mark the brake fluid reservoir, donot drive until the brakes system has been checked at NISSAN dealer.

Chargewarninglight

If this light comes on while the engine is running, it may indicate the charging system is not functioning properly. Turn the engine off and check the generator belt. If the belt is loose, broken, missing, or if the light remains on, see a NISSAN dealer immediately.

CAUTION

Donotcontinuedrivingifthegenerator beltisloose,brokenormissing.

Dooropenwarninglight

Thislightcomesonwhenanyofthedoorsarenot closedsecurelywhiletheignitionswitchisinthe ONposition.

Driver'sseatbeltwarninglight andchime

Thelightremindsyoutofastenyourseatbelt. The lightilluminateswhenevertheignitionswitchis placedintheONorSTARTpositionandremains illuminateduntilthedriver'sseatbeltisfastened.

For additional information, refer to "Seatbelts" in the "Safety—Seats, seatbelts and supplemental restraintsystem" section of this manual.

Engineoilpressurewarning light

This lightwarnsoflowengineoilpressure.Ifthe lightflickersorcomesonduringnormaldriving, pullofftheroadinasafearea,stoptheengine immediatelyandcallaNISSANdealerorother authorizedrepairshop.

Theengineoilpressurewarninglightisnot designedtoindicatealowoillevel.Usethe dipsticktochecktheoillevel.Foradditionalinformation,referto"Engineoil"inthe"Maintenanceanddo-it-yourself"sectionofthismanual.

CAUTION

Runningtheenginewiththeengineoil pressurewarninglightoncouldcauseseriousdamagetotheenginealmostimmediately.Suchdamageisnotcoveredby warranty.Turnofftheengineassoonasit issafetodoso.

Lowfuelwarninglightand chime

Thislightcomesonwhenthefuellevelinthefuel tankisgettinglow. Refuelassoonasitisconvenient, preferablybeforethefuelgaugereachesE (Empty). Therewillbeasmallreserveoffuel inthetankwhenthefuelgaugeneedle reachesE(Empty).

Achimesoundsbrieflywhenthelowfuelwarning lightinitiallycomeson.lfthelowfuelwarninglight turnsoffduringthedrivingtripandthenturnson again,thechimewillnotsound.

Lowtirepressurewarninglight

YourvehicleisequippedwithaTirePressure MonitoringSystem(TPMS)thatmonitorsthetire pressureofalltiresexceptthespare.

Thelowtirepressurewarninglightwarnsoflow tirepressureorindicatesthattheTPMSisnot functioningproperly.

AftertheignitionswitchisplacedintheON position, thislightilluminatesforabout1 second andturnsoff.

Lowtirepressurewarning:

Ifthevehicleisbeingdrivenwithlowtire pressure,thewarninglightwillilluminate. ACHECKTIREpressurewarningalsoappearsinthevehicleinformationdisplay.

Whenthelowtirepressurewarninglight illuminates,youshouldstopandadjustthe tirepressureofallfourtirestotherecommendedCOLDtirepressureshownonthe TireandLoadingInformationlabellocated inthedriver'sdooropening.Thelowtire pressurewarninglightdoesnotautomaticallyturnoffwhenthetirepressureisad-

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justed. After the tire is inflated to there recommended pressure, the vehicle must be driven at speeds above 16 MPH (25 km/h) to activate the TPMS and turn off the low tire pressure warning light. Use tire pressure gaugeto check the tire pressure.

The CHECKTIRE pressure warning is active as long asthelow tire pressure warning lightre- mains illuminated.

Foradditionalinformation, refer to "Vehicleinformationdisplay" in this section and "TirePressureMonitoringSystem(TPMS)" in the "Startingand driving" section and in the "incaseofemergency" section of this manual.

TPMSmalfunction:

If the TPMS is not functioning properly, the low tire pressure warning light will flash for approximately 1 minute when the ignition switch is placed in the ON position. The light will remain after the 1 minute. Havethesystem checked by a NISSAN dealer. The CHECKTIRE pressure warning does not appear if the low tire pressure warning light illuminate to indicate a TPMS malfunction.

For additional information, refer to "TirePressure MonitoringSystem(TPMS)" in the "Starting and driving" section and "Tirepressure" in the "Maintenance and do-it-yourself" section of this manual.

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WARNING

- Ifthelightdoesnotilluminatewiththe ignitionswitchintheONposition,have thevehiclecheckedbyaNISSANdealer as soonaspossible.

- Ifthelightilluminateswhiledriving, avoidsuddensteeringmaneuversor abruptbraking,reducevehiclespeed, pullofftheroadtoasafelocationand stopthevehicle as soonaspossible. Drivingwithunder-inflatedtiresmay permanentlydamage thetires andincreasethelikelihoodoftirefailure.Seriousvehicledamagecouldoccurand mayleadtoanaccidentandcouldresult inseriouspersonalinjury.Checkthe tirepressureforallfourtires.Adjustthe tire pressure to the recommended COLDtirepressureshownontheTire andLoadingInformationlabellocated inthedriver'sdooropeningtoturnthe lowtirepressurewarninglightOFF.If thelightstillcomesonwhiledriving afteradjustingthetirepressure,atire maybeflat.Ifyouhaveaflattire,replaceitwithasparetireassoonas possible.

- Whenasparetireismountedorawheel isreplaced, tirepressurewillnotbe indicated, theTPMSwillnotfunction andthelowtirepressurewarninglight will flashforapproximately1minute. Thelightwillremainonafter1minute. ContactyourNISSANdealerassoonas possiblefortirereplacementand/or systemresetting.

- Replacingtireswiththosenotoriginally specifiedbyNISSANcouldaffectthe properoperationoftheTPMS.

CAUTION

●TheTPMSisnotasubstituteforthe regulartirepressurecheck.Besureto checkthetirepressureregularly.

- If the vehicle is being driven at speeds of less than 16 MPH (25 km/h), the TPMS may not operate correctly.

- Besuretoinstallthespecifiedsizeof tirestothefourwheelscorrectly.

Lowwindshield-washerfluid warninglight(ifsoequipped)

Thislightcomesonwhentewindshield-washer fluidisatalowlevel.Addwindshield-washerfluid asnecessary.Foradditionalinformation,referto "Windshield-washerfluid"inthe"Maintenance anddo-it-yourself"sectionofthismanual.

Masterwarninglight

Thislightcomesonwhenvariousvehicleinformationdisplaywarningsappear.

Passenger'sseatbeltwarning light

Thelightremindsyoutonotifythepassengerto fastentheirseatbelt. ThelightilluminateswhenevertheignitionisplacedintheONorSTART positionandremainsilluminateduntilthepassenger'sseatbeltisfastened.

Thelightwillremainonfor30secondswhenthe vehicleisshiftedoutofP(Park)andthepassengerseatbeltisunfastened.Ifthepassengerseat beltisfastenedwithin30seconds,thelightwill turnoff.

For additional information, refer to "Seatbelts" in the "Safety-Seats, seatbelts and supplemental restraintsystem" section of this manual for precaution on seatbelt usage.

Supplementalairbagwarning light

WhentheignitionswitchisplacedintheONor STARTposition,thesupplementalairbagwarninglightilluminatesforabout7secondsandthen turnsoff.Thismeansthesystemisoperational.

Ifanyofthefollowingconditionsoccur,thefront airbag,sideairbag,curtainairbag,andpretensionerseatbeltsystemsneedservicingandyour vehiclemustbetakentoaNISSANdealer:

• Thesupplementalairbagwarninglightremainsonafterapproximately7seconds.
  ●Thesupplementalairbagwarninglight flashes intermittently.
• Thesupplementalairbagwarninglightdoes notcomeonatall.

Unless checked and repaired, the supplemental restraintsystems (airbagsystems) and/or the seatbelts with pretensionersystem may not function properly. For additional information, refer to "Supplemental restraintsystem (SRS)" in the "Safety—Seats, seatbelts and supplemental restraintsystem" section of this manual.

WARNING

If the supplemental airbag warning light is on, it could mean that the front airbag, side airbag, curtain airbag and or pretensioners system will not operate in an accident. To help avoid injury to yourself for others, have your vehicle checked by a NISSAN dealer as soon as possible.

INDICATORLIGHTS

For additional information warnings and indicators, referto "Vehicle information display" in this section.

AutomaticTransmission positionindicatorlight

WhentheignitionswitchisplacedintheON position,thisindicatorlightshowstheshiftlever position.Foradditionalinformation,referto"Drivingthevehicle"inthe"Startinganddriving"sectionofthismanual.

CRUISE

Cruisemainswitchindicator light(ifsoequipped)

Thelightcomesonwhenthecruisecontrolmain switchispushed. Thelightgoesoutwhenthe mainswitchispushedagain. Whenthecruise mainswitchindicatorlightcomeson, thecruise controlsystemisoperational.

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For additional information, refer to "Cruise control" in the "Starting and driving" section of this manual.

Cruisesetswitchindicator light(ifsoequipped)

Thelightcomesonwhilethevehiclespeedis controlledbythecruisecontrolsystem.lfthelight blinkswhiletheengineisrunning,itmayindicate thecruisecontrolsystemisnotfunctioningproperly.HavethesystemcheckedbyaNISSAN dealer.

Highbeamindicatorlight (blue)

Thisbluelightcomesonwhentheheadlighthigh beamsareonandgoesoutwhenthelowbeams areselected.

Thehighbeamindicatorlightalsocomeson whenthepassingsignalisactivated.

MalfunctionIndicatorLight (MIL)

If this indicator light comes on steady or blinks while the engine is running, it may indicate a potential emission control malfunction.

The mayalsocomeonsteadyifthefuel-fillercapislooseormissing,orifthevehicleruns outoffuel.Checktomakesurethefuel-fillercap

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isinstalledandclosedtightly,andthatthevehicle hasatleast3gallons(11.4liters)offuelinthe fueltank.

Afterafewdrivingtrips, the light should turnoffifnootherpotentialemissioncontrol systemmalfunctionexists.

WhentheignitionswitchisintheONposition, sometimes the indicator light may illuminate for 20 seconds and then blink for 10 seconds, without the engineer running. This is due to a function of checking the engine control system, and it is not amalfunction. After a few normal drives, this function will not occur and the stays illuminated with the ignition switch in the ON position.

CAUTION

Incorrectsettingoftheenginecontrolsystemmayleadtonon-complianceoflocal andnationalemissionlawsand regulations.

Operation

TheMILwillcomeoninoneoftwoways:

• MILonsteady—Anemissioncontrolsystem malfunctionhasbeendetected. Check the fuel-fillercapiftheLOOSEFUELCAP warningappearsinthevehicleinformation display. If the fuel-fillercapislooseormissing, tightenorinstallthecapandcontinueto drivethevehicle. The light should turn off afterafewdrivingtrips. If the light does not turn off afterafewdrivingtrips, havethevehicle inspected by a NISSAN dealer. You donot need to have your vehicle towed to the dealer.
• MILblinking—Anenginemisfirehasbeen detectedwhichmaydamagetheemission controlsystem.Toreduceoravoidemission controlsystemdamage:

-donotdriveatspeedsabove45MPH (72km).
- avoidhardaccelerationordeceleration.
-avoidsteepuphillgrades.
-ifpossible, reduce the amount of cargo being hauledortowed.

TheMILmaystopblinkingandcomeonsteady. HavethevehicleinspectedbyaNISSANdealer. Youdonotneedtohaveyourvehicletowedtothe dealer.

CAUTION

Continuedvehicleoperationwithouthavingtheemissioncontrolsystemchecked andrepairedasnecessarycouldleadto poordriveability,reducedfueleconomy, andpossibledamagetotheemissioncontrolsystem.

Securityindicatorlight(ifso equipped)

Thislightblinkswhenevertheignitionswitchisin theLOCK,OFFForACCposition.Thisfunction indicatesthesecuritysystemequippedonthe vehicleisoperational.

For additional information, refer to "Security systems" in this section.

Slipindicatorlight

This indicator will blink when the VDC system or the traction control system is operating, thus alerting that the vehicle is nearing its traction limits. Theroadsurface may be slippery.

TowmodeONindicatorlight (ifsoequipped)

Thislightcomesonwhenthetowmodefunction isON.

Turnsignal/hazardindicator lights

The appropriate light flashes when the turn signal switch is activated.

Bothlightsflashwhenthehazardswitchisturned on.

VehicleDynamicControl (VDC)OFFindicatorlight

ThisindicatorlightcomesonwhentheVDCoff switchispushedtoOFF. ThisindicatestheVDC systemisnotoperating.

PushtheVDCoffswitchagainorrestartthe engineandthesystemwilloperatenormally.For additionalinformation,referto"VehicleDynamic Control(VDC)system"inthe"Startinganddriving"sectionofthismanual.

TheVDClightalsocomesonwhenyouplacethe ignitionswitchintheONposition.Thelightwill turnoffafterabout2secondsifthesystemis operational.Ifthelightstaysonorcomeson alongwiththe indicatorlightwhileyouare driving,havetheVDCsystemcheckedbya NISSANdealer.

While the VDC system is operating, you might feel slightly vibration or hear the system working when starting the vehicle or accelerating, but this is normal.

AUDIBLEREMINDERS Brakepadwearwarning

Thediscbrakepadshaveaudiblewearwarnings. Whenadiscbrakepadrequiresreplacement, it makesahighpitchedscrapingsoundwhenthe vehicleisinmotion,whetherornotthebrake pedalisdepressed.Havethebrakescheckedas soonaspossibleifthewarningsoundisheard.

Keyreminderchime

Achimesoundsifthedriver'sdoorisopened whilethekeyisleftintheignitionswitch.Remove thekeyandtakeitwithyouwhenleavingthe vehicle.

Lightreminderchime

WiththeignitionswitchplacedintheOFFposition,achimesoundswhenthedriver'sdooris openediftheheadlightsorparkinglightsareon.

Turntheheadlightcontrolswitchoffbeforeleavingthevehicle.

Parkingbrakereminderchime

Achimesoundsiftheparkingbrakeissetandthe vehicleisdriven.

VEHICLEINFORMATIONDISPLAY

HOWTOUSETHEVEHICLE INFORMATIONDISPLAY

Rotatetheknob, located on the left of the instrument panel just behind the steering wheel, to display the following modes: Range → Avg MPH → Time → Tire Pressures → Settings → Warnings

Theiconsatthebottomofthedisplayscreen showtheoptionsavailable:

ENTER—Pressthe INFOknobtoselecta highlightedoption.

HOLD:RESET—Pressthe INFOknobfor morethen1secondtoresettheselecteditem.

The vehicle information display is located between the speedometer and the tachometer.

1.INFOknob
2. Outsidertemperature
3. Digitalgauges
4. Messagecenter/maintenanceicons
5. Range—AvgMPH—Time—Tirepressures—Settings—Warnings/Message center

Rangemode

Therangemodecanbeselectedtogiveyouan estimationofthedistancethatcanbedriven beforerefueling.Therangeisconstantlycalculatedbasedonthamountoffuelinthefueltank andtheactualfuelconsumption.

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Averagespeedmode

Theaveragespeedmodecanbeselectedto displaytheaveragemilesperhoursincethelast reset.

Time(elapsed)mode

Thetime(elapsed)modecanbeselectedto showthetimedrivensincethelastreset.

Tirepressureinformationmode

Thespecifictirepressureofeachtire(exceptthe spare)canbeviewedbypassingtheINFOknob:

●Frontleft—FLPSI(KPA)
●Frontright—FRPSI(KPA)
●Rearleft—RLPSI(KPA)
●Rearright—RRPSI(KPA)

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Settingmode

Thesettingmodeallowsyoutosetremindersor preferencesformaintenanceintervals,resetthe TPMSafterrotatingthetiresortochangetheunit ofthedisplay.

Inthesettingmodescreen, rotatethe toselectthefollowingsettings:

knob

Press ☐ toselectandchangeoneofthe followingmenuitems.

●Maintenance
- ResetTPMS
- Unit(US—METRIC)

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Warningmode

The warningmodecanbeselectedtoviewany warningsthatmaybepresent. Oncethescreenis selectedyouhavetheoptionofskippingthe warningorviewingitindetail.

Warningscanbepresentforissuessuchaslow tirepressureoraloosefuelcap. For additional information, refer to "Vehicleinformationdisplay warningsandindicators" regarding potential warningsinthissection.

Units

The unitsshowninthevehicleinformationdisplay canbechanged:

•US
•METRIC

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Indicatorsformaintenance

1. Engineoilreplacementindicator ThisindicatorandREMINDERappears whenthecustomersetdistancecomesfor changingtheengineoil.Youcansetorreset thedistanceforchangingtheengineoil.For additionalinformation,referto"Setting mode"inthissection.
2. Oilfilterreplacementindicator This indicator and REMINDER appears when the custom set distance comes for replacing the oil filter. You can set or reset the distance for replacing the oil filter. For additional information, refer to "Setting mode" in this section.
3. Tirerotationindicator This indicator and REMINDER appears when the customer set distance comes for rotating the tires. For additional information, refer to "Setting mode" in this section.

WARNING

The tirerotationindicatorisnotasubstituteforregulartirechecks,includingtire pressurechecks.Foradditionalinformation,referto"ChangingWheelsandTires" inthe"Maintenance&Do-It-Yourself"sectionofthismanual.Manyfactorsincludingtireinflation,alignment,drivinghabits androadconditionsaffecttirewearand whentiresshouldbereplaced.Settingthe tirereplacementindicatorforacertain drivingdistancedoesnotmeanyourtires willlastthatlong.Usethetirereplacementindicatorasaguideonlyandalways performregulartirechecks.Failureretoperformregulartirechecks,includingtire pressurecheckscouldresultintirefailure.Seriousvehicledamagecouldoccurand mayleadtoacollision,whichcouldresult inseriouspersonalinjuryordeath.

4. Other indicator

ThisindicatorandREMINDERmessageappearswhenthecustomer'ssetdistanceis achieved. Thisremindercanbeusedfor othermaintenanceitemssuchasairfilter, brakes,orwasherfluid.Youcansetorreset thedistanceforthisreminder.Foradditional information,referto"Settingmode"inthis section.Forscheduledmaintenanceitems

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andintervals, refertoyour "NISSANService and Maintenance Guide."

ResetTPMS

Fromthesettingmodescreenrotatethe knobtoselectRESETTPMS.Foradditionalinformation,referto"TPMSsensorreset"inthe "Maintenanceanddo-it-yourself"sectionofthis manual.

Vehicleinformationdisplaywarnings and indicators

PARKBRAKEwarning

This warning illuminates in them message area of the vehicle information display when the parking brake is set and the vehicle is driven.

LOWFUELwarning

This warning illuminates in them message area of the vehicle information display when the fuel level in the fuel tank is getting low. Refuel as soon as it is convenient, preferably before the fuel gauge reaches E (Empty). There will be small reserve off fuel in the tank when the fuel gaugeneedlereaches E (Empty).

CHECKTIREpressurewarning

This warning appears and alternates between CHECKTIRE, tirelocation(s) and pressures(s),

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whenthelowtirepressurewarninglightinthe meterilluminatesandlowtirepressureisdetected.

Example: CHECKTIRE→RL38PSI→RR39PSI→ CHECKTIRE

If this warning appears, stop the vehicle and adjust the tire pressure to there recommended COLD tire pressures shown on the Tire and Loading Information label. For additional information, refer to "Low tire pressure warning light" in this section and "Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)" in the "Starting and driving" section of this manual.

TPMSERRORwarning

This warning appears in the message area of the vehicle information display if the TPMS is not functioning properly. Havethesystem checked by a NISSAN dealer.

LOWOILPwarning

Thiswarningappearsinthemessageareaofthe vehicleinformationdisplayiflowoilpressureis detected. Thisgaugeisnotdesignedtoindicate lowoillevel. Thelowoilpressurewarningis notdesignedtoindicatealowoillevel. Use the dipstick to check the oil level. For additional information, refer to "Engineoil" in the "Maintenance and do-it-yourself" section of this manual.

LOVOLTAGEwarning

This warning appears in the message area of the vehicle information display if the system detects that the charging system is not functioning properly. Havethystem checked by a NISSAN dealer. For additional information, referto "Voltmeter" in this section.

LOOSEFUELCAPwarning

This warning appears in the message area of the vehicle information display when the fuel-filler capis not tightened correctly after the vehicle has been refueled. For additional information, refer to "Fuel-fillercap" in the "Pre-driving checks and adjustments" section of this manual.

A/TTEMPwarning

Thislightcomesonwhentheautomatictransmissionoiltemperatureistoohigh.Ifthemessage displaysinthemessageareaofthevehicleinformationdisplayduringnormaldriving,pulloffthe roadinasafearea,stoptheengineimmediately andcallaNISSANdealer.

SECURITYSYSTEMS(ifsoequipped)

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Yourvehiclemayhavetwotypesofsecuritysystems:

●Vehiclesecuritysystem(ifsoequipped)
- NISSANVehicleImmobilizerSystem(ifso equipped)

VEHICLESECURITYSYSTEM(ifso equipped)

The vehicle security system provides visual and audible alarms signals if someone open the doors when the system is armed. It is not, however, a motion detection types system that activates when a vehicle is moved or when vibration occurs.

Thesystemhelpsdetervehicletheftbutcannot preventit,norcanitpreventthetheftofinterioror exteriorvehiclecomponentsinallsituations.Alwayssecureyourvehicleevenifparkingfora briefperiod.Neverleaveyourkeysintheignition, andalwayslockthevehiclewhenunattended.Be awareofoursurroundings,andparkinsecure, well-litareaswheneverpossible.

Manydevicesofferingadditionalprotection,such ascomponentlocks,identificationmarkers,and trackingsystems,areavailableatautosupply storesandspecialtyshops.YourNISSANdealer mayalsooffersuchequipment.Checkwithyour insurancecompanytoseeifyoumaybeeligible fordiscountsforvarioustheftprotectionfeatures.

Howtoarmthevehiclesecurity system

1. Closeallwindows.(Thesystemcanbe armedevenifthewindowsareopen.)
2. Removethekeyfromtheignitionswitch.
3. Closealldoors.Lockalldoors.Thedoors canbelockedwiththekey,powerdoorlock switch(ifthedoorisopened,lockedand thenclosed),orwiththekeyfob.

Keyfoboperation:

- Pushthe

buttononthekeyfob.

Alldoorslock. Thehazardlightsflash twice and the horn beepsonceto indicate alldoorsarelocked.

-Whenthe

buttonispushedwith

alldoorslocked, thehazardlightsflash twice and the horn beepsonceasare- minder that the doors are already locked.

Thehornmayormaynotbeep. For additional information, refer to "Silencing the hornbeep feature" in the "Pre-driving checks and adjustments" section of this manual.

1. Confirm that the

indicatorlightcomes

on. The light stays on for about 30 seconds. The vehicle security system is now pre-armed. After about 30 second the vehicle security system automatically shifts into the armed phase. The light begins to flash once every 3 seconds. If, during the 30-second pre-arm time period, the door is unlocked by the key or the key fob, or the ignitions switch this placed to ACC or ON, the system will not arm.

• If the keyisturned slowly when locking the door, the system may not arm. Furthermore, if the key is turned beyond the vertical position toward the unlock position to remov the key, the system may be disarmed when the key is removed. If the indicator light fail to glow for a period of time, unlock the door once and lock it again.
• Evenwhenthedriverand/orpassengersareinthevehicle,thesystemwill armwithalldoorsclosedandlocked withtheignitionswitchintheOFFposition.

Vehiclesecuritysystemactivation

The vehicle security system will give the following alarm:

●Theheadlightsblinkandthehornsounds intermittently.
- Thealarmautomaticallyturnsoffafteraperiodoftime. However, thealarmreactivatesif thevehicleistamperedwithagain. Thealarm canbeshutoffbyunlockingthedriver'sdoor withthekeyorbypassingthe button onthekeyfob.

Thealarmisactivatedby:

- openingadoorwithoutusingthekeyorkey fob(evenifthedoorisunlockedbyusingthe insidelockknoborthepowerdoorlock switch).

Howtostopanactivatedalarm

Thealarmstopsonlybyunlockingthedriver's doorwiththekeyorbypassingthe button onthekeyfob.

NISSANVEHICLEIMMOBILIZER SYSTEM(ifsoequipped)

TheNISSANVehicleImmobilizerSystemwillnot allowtheenginetostartwithouttheuseofa registeredkey.

Iftheenginefailstostartusingaregisteredkey (forexample,wheninterferenceiscausedby anotherregisteredkey,anautomatedtollroad deviceorautomaticpaymentdeviceonthekey ring),restarttheengineusingthefollowingprocedures:

1. LeavetheignitionswitchintheONposition for approximately 5 seconds.

2. TurntheignitionswitchtotheOFForLOCK position, and wait approximately 10 seconds.

3. Repeatsteps1 and 2.

4. Restart the engine while holding the device (which may have caused the interference) separate from the registered key.

If then o start condition re- occurs, NISSAN recommends placing theregistered key on a separate key ring to avoid interference from other devices.

FCCNotice:

ForUSA:

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions; (1) This devicem may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this devicem must accept any interferencereceived, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

NOTE:

Changesormodificationsnotexpresslyapprovedbythepartyresponsibleforcompliancecouldvoidtheuser'sauthoritytooperatetheequipment.

This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this devicem may not cause interference, and (2) this devicem must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

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    A["Start"] --> B["Step 5"]
    B --> C["Step 1"]
    C --> D["Step 2"]
    D --> E["Step 3"]
    E --> F["Step 4"]
    F --> G["Step 5"]
    G --> H["Step 6"]
    H --> I["Step 7"]
    I --> J["Step 8"]
    J --> K["Step 9"]
    K --> L["Step 10"]
    L --> M["Step 11"]
    M --> N["Step 12"]
    N --> O["Step 13"]
    O --> P["Step 14"]
    P --> Q["Step 15"]
    Q --> R["Step 16"]
    R --> S["Step 17"]
    S --> T["Step 18"]
    T --> U["Step 19"]
    U --> V["Step 20"]
    V --> W["Step 21"]
    W --> X["Step 22"]
    X --> Y["Step 23"]
    Y --> Z["Step 24"]
    Z --> AA["Step 25"]
    AA --> AB["Step 26"]
    AB --> AC["Step 27"]
    AC --> AD["Step 28"]
    AD --> AE["Step 29"]
    AE --> AF["Step 30"]

Securityindicatorlight

Theseurityindicatorlightblinkswheneverthe ignitionswitchisplacedintheLOCK,OFFForACC position.ThisfunctionindicatetheNISSANVehicleImmobilizerSystemisoperational.

If the NISSAN Vehicle Immobilizer Systemismal-functioning, the light will remain on while the ignitions switch is placed in the ON position.

Ifthelightstillremainsonand/ortheenginewillnotstart,seeaNISSANdealerforNISSANVehicleImmobilizerSystemserviceassoonaspossible.Pleasebringall registeredkeysthatyouhavewhenvisiting yourNISSANdealerforservice.

SWITCHOPERATION

Thewindshieldwiperandwasheroperateswhen theignitionswitchisintheONposition.

Pushtheleverdowntooperatethewiperatthe followingspeed:

① Intermittent(INT)—intermittentoperation can be adjusted by turning the knob toward
(A) (Slower)or (B) (Faster).Also,theintermittentoperationspeedvariesinaccordancewiththevehiclespeed.(Forexample,whenthevehiclespeedishigh,theintermittentoperationspeedwillbefaster.)

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② Low(LO)—continuousslowspeedoperation
③ High(HI)—continuoushighspeedoperation

Pushtheleverup ④ tohaveonesweepoperation(MIST)ofthewiper.

Pullthelevertowardyou ⑤ tooperatethe washer. Thewiperwillalsooperateseveraltimes.

REARWINDOWANDOUTSIDE MIRROR(ifsoequipped) DEFROSTERSWITCH

Simple diagram with a rectangular box containing three upward arrows and a small oval shape, no text or symbols present.

HEADLIGHTANDTURNSIGNAL SWITCH

Todefrosttherearwindowglass,starttheengine andpushtherearwindowdefrosterswitchon. Therearwindowdefrosterindicatorlightcomes on.Pushtheswitchagaintoturnthedefrosteroff.

Therearwindowdefrosterautomaticallyturnsoff afterapproximately15minutes.

CAUTION

Whencleaningtheinnersideoftherear window,becarefulnottoscratchordamagetherearwindowdefroster.

HEADLIGHTCONTROL SWITCH

Lighting

① Whenturningtheswitchtotheposition, thefrontparking, tail, licenseplate and instrumentpanellightscomeon.
② Whenturningtheswitchtotheposition, theheadlightscomeonandalltheother lightsremainon.

CAUTION

Usetheheadlightswiththeengineerunningtoavoiddischargingthevehicle battery.

Headlightbeamselect

① Toselect the high beam function, push the lever forward. The high beam lights come on and the lightilluminates.
② Pulltheleverbacktoselectthelowbeam.
③ Pullingandreleasingtheleverflashesthe headlighthighbeamsonandoff.

Batterysaversystem

IftheignitionswitchisplacedintheOFFposition whiletheheadlightswitchisinthe orposition,theheadlightswillturnoffafter aperiodoftime.

Aftertheheadlightsautomaticallyturnoffwiththe headlightswitchinthe EDQE orposition, theheadlightswillilluminateagainiftheheadlight switchismovedtotheOFFpositionandthen turnedtothe EDQE orposition.

CAUTION

Even though the battery saver feature automatically turn soff the headlights after a period of time, you should turn the headlights switch to the OFF position when the engine is not running to avoid discharging the vehicle battery.

Theheadlightsautomaticallyilluminateatareducedintensitywhentheengineisstartedwith theparkingbrakereleased. Thedaytimerunning lightsoperatewiththeheadlightswitchinthe OFFposition.Turntheheadlightswitchto the Edge or positionforfullillumination whendrivingatnight.

If the parking brake is applied before the engine is started, the day timer running lights donotilluminate. The day timer running lights illuminate when the parking brake is released. The day timer running light will remain on until the ignition switch is placed in the OFF position.

WARNING

Whenthedaytimerunninglightsystemis active, taillightsonyourvehiclearenot on. It is necessary at dusktoturnonyour headlights. Failuretodosocouldcause an accidentinjuringyourselfandothers.

The instrument brightness control operates when the headlight control switch is in the OR position.

Turnthecontrol ① toadjustthebrightnessofthe instrumentpanellightswhendrivingatnight.

TURNSIGNALSWITCH

Turnsignal

① Movetheleverupordowntosignalthe turningdirection. Whentetheturniscompleted, theturnsignalcancelsautomatically.

Lanechangesignal

② Movetheleverupordownuntiltheturn signalbeginstoflash,buttheleverdoesnot latch,tosignalalanechange.Holdthelever untilthelanechangeiscompleted. Movetheleverupordownuntiltheturn signalbeginstoflash,buttheleverdoesnot latch,andreleasethelever.Theturnsignal willautomaticallyflashthreetimes.

Choosetheappropriatemethodtosignalalane changebasedonroadandtrafficconditions.

HORN

VEHICLEDYNAMICCONTROL(VDC) OFFSWITCH

Diagram of a car interior with directional arrows indicating movement or flow (no text or labels)

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Tosoundthehorn, pushnearthehornicononthe steeringwheel.

WARNING

Donotdisassemblethehorn.Doingso could affect proper operation of the supplemental frontairbagsystem.Tampering with the supplemental frontairbag system may result in serious personal injury.

The vehicles should be driven with the VDC system on most driving conditions. If the vehicle is stuck in mudorsnow, the VDC system reduces the engine output to reduce wheelspin. The enginespeed will be reduced even if the accelerator is depressed to the floor. If maximum engine power is needed to free a stack vehicle, turn the VDC system off.

ToturnofftheVDCsystem, pushtheVDCOFF switch. The indicator will come on. PushtheVDCOFF switch again or restart the enginetoturnonthesystem. For additional information, refer to "VehicleDynamicControl(VDC) system" in the "Starting and driving" section of this manual.

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POWERINVERTERSWITCH(ifso equipped)

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Tousetheoutletsfordevicesthatrequire120v power, placetheignitionintheONpositionand pushthepowerinverterswitch.

Theswitchwillilluminatewhenenabled.

REARSONARSYSTEMOFFSWITCH (ifsoequipped)

CAUTION

• Usepoweroutletswiththeengineerunningtoavoiddischargingthevehicle battery.
• Donotattempttousethiswhiledriving.
• Donotusedoubleadaptersormore thanoneelectricalaccessory,doingso couldsignificantlydrainthebatteryof yourvehicle.

WARNING

Therearsonarsystemisaconvenience butitisnotasubstituteforproperbacking.Alwaysturnandcheckthatitissafeto dosobeforebackingup.Alwaysbackup slowly.

Therearsonarsystemisactivewhentheignition switchisplacedtotheONpositionandtheshift leverisinR(Reverse).

Whensensorsdetectobstacleswithin5.9ft (1.8m)oftherearbumper,abeepingtoneis emitted.

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TOWMODESWITCH(ifsoequipped)

TherearsonarsystemcanbedisabledbypushingtheOFFswitch.Whenthesystemisdisabled, theindicatorlightontheswitchwillilluminate. Pushtheswitchagaintoenablethesystem.The indicatorlightwillgooff.

Thesystemwillautomaticallyresetthenexttime theignitionswitchisturnedon.

For additional information, refer to "Rearsonar system" in the "Starting and driving" section of this manual.

For additional information, refer to "Towmode" in the "Technical and consumer information" section of this manual.

Towmodeshouldbeusedwhenpullingaheavy trailerorhaulingaheavyload.Drivingthevehicle inthetowmodewithnotrailer/loaderlight trailer/lightloadwillnotcauseanydamage.However,fueleconomymaybereducedandthe transmission/enginedrivingcharacteristicsmay feelunusual.

Pressthetowmodeswitchtoactivatetowmode. The TOW indicator will come on when to mode is selected. Pressthetow modeswitchagainto turn the tow mode off.

Towmodeisautomatically canceled when the keyisturnedoff.

POWEROUTLETS

Diagram of car interior showing dashboard, rear seats, and directional arrow (no text or symbols)

12vInstrumentPanel

12VOUTLETS

The power outlets are for powering electrical accessories such as cellular telephones.

The poweroutletsontheinstrumentpanel and insidetheconsolearepowereddirectlybythe vehicle's battery.

Openthecaptouseapoweroutlet.

CAUTION

●Theoutletandplugmaybehotduring orimmediatelyafteruse.
- Only certain power outlets are designed for use with a cigarette lighter unit. Do not use any other power outlet for an accessory lighter. See your NISSAN dealer for additional information.
- Donotusewithaccessoriesthatexceed a12volt,120W(10A)powerdraw.Do notusedoubleadaptersormorethan oneelectricalaccessory.
- Usepoweroutletswiththeengineerunningtoavoiddischargingthevehicle battery.
- Avoidusingpoweroutletswhentheair conditioner,headlightsorrrearwindow defrosterison.
- Beforeinsertingordisconnectinga plug, besuretheelectricalaccessory beingusedisturnedOFF.
- Pushthepluginasfarasitwillgo.If goodcontactisnotmade,theplugmay overheatortheinternaltemperature fuse mayopen.

- When not in use, besuretoclosethe cap. Donotallowwateroranyother liquid to contact the outlet.

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120v Center console (if so equipped) 120VOUTLETS(ifsoequipped)

Technical line drawing of a vehicle interior showing structural components and a close-up inset of the seat (no text or symbols)

120v Cargo area (if so equipped)

		BeforeDrive(idling)(Park)WhenshiftingoutofParkWhenshiftingbackto(idling)(Park)						SwitchReset
OptionsW	natispluggedINIndicatorInverter		Status	IndicatorInverter Status	IndicatorInverter Status	IndicatorInverter Status	IndicatorInverter Status	IndicatorInverter Status	IndicatorInverter Status
	Nothingpluggedbutswitchison150and400ON150ON150and400ONNOT						NECESSARY	NOT NECESSARY
	Device<150W150and400ON150ON150and400ONNOT						NECESSARY	NOT NECESSARY
	150W>device<400W150and400ONOFFOFFON			ON150and400	ON
	Device>400W	150 and 400	OFF	OFF	OFF	OFF	OFF	OFF**	OFF**

** OFF means that the inverter system cannot be reset until a device that is within the specified range of operation is plugged in. Therefore, the switch indicators and inverter would remain OFF. There may be a very short period of time where the switch indicators are on, but once the inverter reaches it's peak saturation point (temp and power level). it will shut off both the inverter and the switch indicators.

STORAGE

CAUTION

• Theoutletandplugmaybehotduring orimmediatelyafteruse.
• Usepoweroutletswiththeengineerunningtoavoiddischargingthevehicle battery.
• Donotuseddoubleadaptorsormore thanoneelectricalaccessory.
• Avoidusingpoweroutletswhentheair conditioner,headlightsorrearwindow defrosterison.
• Beforeinsertingordisconnectinga plug, besuretheelectricalaccessory beingusedisturnedOFF.
• Pushthepluginasfarasitwillgo.If goodcontactisnotmade,theplugmay overheatortheinternaltemperature fuse may open.
• When not in use, besuretoclosethe cap. Donotallowwateroranyother liquidtocontacttheoutlet.

Line drawing of a car interior showing the dashboard and vent, with a black arrow indicating direction (no text or symbols)

MAPPOCKETS

Line drawing of a car air conditioning unit with control panel and directional arrows (no text or symbols)

Instrumentpanel
INSTRUMENTPANELSTORAGE TRAYS

Line drawing of a car interior with two arrows pointing to a central component (no text or symbols)

Lowercenterconsole

Thelongstoragetraycanbeusedtostorebusinesscards.

WARNING

Donotplacesharpobjectsinthetraysto helppreventinjuryinanaccidentorsuddenstop.

Diagram of a car interior showing a device with directional arrows indicating movement (no text or symbols)

SUNGLASSESHOLDER(ifso equipped)

Toopenthesunglassesholder, pushandrelease.

WARNING

- Keepthesunglassesholderclosed whiledrivingtopreventanaccident.

CAUTION

• Donotleavesunglassesinthesunglassesholderwhileparkingindirect sunlight.Theheatmaydamagethe sunglasses.
• Donotuseforanythingotherthan sunglasses.

Line drawing of a car interior showing a handbag with two arrows indicating direction (no text or symbols)

Instrumentpanel

CUPHOLDERS

CAUTION

• Avoid abrupt starting and braking when the cupholder is being used to prevent spilling the drink. If the liquid is shot, it cans caldyouoryour passenger.
• Useonlysoftcupsinthecupholder. Hardobjectscaninjureyouinan accident.

Line drawing of a car interior showing a door, vent, and air vent with a directional arrow (no text or symbols)

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GLOVEBOX

Openthegloveboxbypullingthehandle.

WARNING

Keepgloveboxlidclosedwhiledrivingto helppreventinjuryinanaccidentora suddenstop.

Line drawing of a mechanical component with a lever and base, no text or symbols present

SEATPOCKET(ifsoequipped)

Theseatpocketislocatedonthefrontcornerof thedriver'sseat.Thepocketcanbeusedtostore smallitems.

WARNING

Donotstoreangular, sharp, heavy objects or objectsthatcannotfullyfitinsidethe pouchbecausetheymightincreasethe likelihoodofaninjuryinacrash.

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Technical line drawing of a car interior panel with two arrows pointing to the front panel (no text or symbols present)

OVERHEADCONSOLE(ifso equipped)

CAUTION

To avoid damaging the shelving, cargoin the overhead compartment should not exceed 10 pounds (4.54kg).

WARNING

Toavoidseriouspersonalinjury, donot:

• Placesharpobjectsinthefrontoverheadcompartment.
• Storeobjectsinthefrontoftheoverheadcompartmentthatexceedthe heightoftheshelvinglip.Suchobjects maybecomedangerousprojectilesand causeinjurywhenthevehicleismoving orifthevehicleisinvolvedinacollision.

CONSOLEBOX(ifsoequipped)
Thefrontoftheconsoleboxlid ① hasaplacefor securingitemswithmetalclips.

Mechanical component diagram showing a lever mechanism with an arrow indicating direction (no text or symbols present)

Binderstoragetray
Thetraylocatedinthefrontoftheconsoleboxis forstoringbinders.

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Line drawing of a car interior with a hand holding the seat, showing a zoomed-in view of the dashboard (no text or symbols present)

Lowerhalf

Removablecenterconsole

Toremovethecenterconsole:

1. Stop the vehicle and placethe ignition switch in the OFF position.
   2.Liftouttray.
2. Unplugallaccessoriesfromtheoutlets.

Technical line drawing of a vehicle's internal components with arrows indicating assembly or connection (no text or symbols present)

1. Remove four bolts located inside the console and two in the front storage tray.

Technical line drawing of a mechanical component with an arrow indicating a specific part (no text or symbols present)

5.Disconnectthepowersupply.Theconnectormayneedtobeaccessedfromthedriver'sdoorsideoftheseatbyreachingunderneatheseat.

Technical line drawing of a mechanical assembly or bracket (no text or symbols visible)

1. The harnesscap(ifsoequipped)istaped to the harnessunderneaththeinsideofthe centerconsole.Removethetapetoremove thecap.

Line drawing of a hand holding a car seatbelt with two car seats inserted (no text or symbols)

Forcustomerswithout120Vproceedtostep8.

1. Install the cap to the harness connector located at the bottom corner of the driver's seat.
2. Securelytightentheboltstothevehicleafter theconsoleisremoved.

A WARNING

Reinstallboltsinthefloormountingholes topreventwaterintrusionandreducethe chanceforcarbonmonoxidetogetinto theoccupantcompartment.

CAUTION

Properlystowandsecuretheconsoleifit isnotstoredoutsidethevehicle.

Toinstallthecenterconsole:

1. Stop the vehicle and placethe ignition switch in the OFF position.
2. Removethesixboltsfromthefloormounting holes.

Forcustomerswithout120Vproceedtostep5.

1. Removethecapfromtheharnessconnector locatedatthebottomcornerofthedriver's seatandplacethecapinthegloveboxfor futureuse.
2. Connect the harness from the console to the connector at the bottom of the driver's seat. This may need to be accessed from the driver's doorside of these at by reaching underneath the seat.
3. Securelytightensixbolts, fourboltslocated insidetheconsoleandthetwointhefront storagetray.

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D-RINGS

TheD-ringscanbeusedtosecurecargowith ropesorothertypesofstraps.

WARNING

•Properlysecureallcargowithropesor strapstohelppreventitfromslidingor shifting.Donotplacecargohigherthan theseatbacks.Inasuddenstoporcollision,unsecuredcargocouldcause personalinjury.
- Usesuitableropesorstrapstosecure cargo.
- Neverallowanyonetorideinthecargo area.Itisextremelydangeroustoridein thecargoareaofavehicle.Inacoll-sion,peopleridinginthesesareasare morelikelytobeseriouslyinjuredor killed.
- Donotallowpeopletorideinanyarea ofyourvehiclethatisnotequippedwith seatsandseatbelts.
- Besureeveryoneinyourvehicleisina seatandusingaseatbeltproperly.

Donotapplyaloadofmorethan1,124lbs (5,000N)toasingleD-ring.

Line drawing of a car seat assembly with a black arrow indicating force or motion (no text or symbols)

UNDER-SEATSTORAGE(ifso equipped)
Toopenthedrawer,liftupslightlyandpullto open.Toremovethedrawer,pulltothepointof resistanceandliftupandpull.

CAUTION

To avoid damaging the tray under these, cargoin the tray should not exceed 20 pounds (9.08 kg).

Line drawing of a car seat assembly (no text or symbols)

GROCERYHOOKS

The grocery hooks are located on the back of the passenger's seat. The grocery hooks allow for standardsize plastic grocery bag to hang side by side.

CAUTION

To avoid damaging the hooks do not apply a total load of more than 18 lbs (8 kg) to a single grocery hook.

Line drawing of a vehicle door with a mounted component, showing no text or symbols

REARDOORSTORAGE(ifso equipped)

CAUTION

To avoid damaging the rear door storage do not apply a total load of more than 10 lbs (4.5 kg) in the rear door storage.

WINDOWS

POWERWINDOWS(ifsoequipped)

WARNING

●Make sure that all passengers have their hands, etc. inside the vehicle while it is in motion and before closing the windows. Use the window lock switch to prevent unexpected use of the power windows.
- Do not leave children unattended inside the vehicle. They could unknowingly activate switches or controls and become trapped in a window. Unattended children could become involved in serious accidents.

The powerwindowsoperatewhentheignition switchisplacedintheONposition,orfora periodoftimeaftertheignitionswitchisplacedin theOFFposition.Ifthedriver'sorpassenger's doorisopenedduringthisperiodoftime,the powertothewindowsiscanceled.

Simple line drawing of a device with two arrows pointing downward and an arrow upward, no text or symbols present.

1. Powerdoorlockswitch
   2.Frontpassengerside
   3.Windowlockbutton
   4.Driversideautomaticswitch

Driver'ssidepowerwindowswitch

Thedriver'ssidecontrolpanelisequipped with switchestoopenorclosebothfrontwindows.

Toopenawindow, pushtheswitchandholdit down. Tocloseawindow, pulltheswitchand holditup. Tostoptheopeningorclosingfunction atanytime, simplyreleasetheswitch.

Frontpassenger'spowerwindow switch

Thepassenger'swindowswitchoperatesonly thecorrespondingpassenger'swindow.Toopen thewindow,pushtheswitchandholditdown ①. Toclosethewindow,pulltheswitchup ②.

Lockingpassengers'windows

Whenthewindowlockswitchisdepressed,only thedriver'ssidewindowcanbeopenedor closed.Pushitagaintocancelthewindowlock function.

Automaticoperation

Tofullyopenawindowequippedwithautomatic operation,presstthewindowswitchdowntothe seconddetentandreleaseit;itneednotbeheld. Thewindowautomaticallyopensalltheway.To stopthewindow,lifttheswitchupwhilethe windowisopening.

Whenpowerwindowswitchdoesnot operate

If the power window automatic function (closing only) does not operate properly, perform the following procedure to initialize the power window system.

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1. PlacetheignitionswitchintheONposition.
2. Openthewindowmorethanhalfway by operating the power window switch.
3. Pullupandholdthewindowswitchandhold ittoclosethewindowandthenholdthe switchformorethan3secondsafterthe windowisclosedcompletely.
4. Releasethepowerwindowswitch. Operate the window by automatic function to confirm the initialization is complete.

If the power window automatic function does not operate properly after performing the above procedure, see a NISSAN dealer for assistance.

Mechanical component diagram showing a lever with two curved arrows indicating rotational motion (no text or symbols)

Technical line drawing of a vehicle door frame with mounting holes and directional arrows indicating movement (no text or symbols)

MANUALWINDOWS(ifsoequipped)

Thesidewindowscanbeopenedorclosedby turningthehandcrankoneachdoor.

MANUALVENTWINDOWS(ifso equipped)

Toopenamanualventwindow, pullthelatch handlesupuntiltreleases.

Tolockthewindowintheopenposition, push the latch handlesdownuntillocks.

Tocloseamanualventwindow, pullthelatch handlesupandtotheinsideofthevehiclethen pushthelatchesdownuntiltheylock.

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INTERIORLIGHTS

TypeA(ifsoequipped)

The interior light shave three-position switch and operateregardless of ignitions switch position.

WhentheswitchisintheONposition ①, the interiorlightsilluminateregardlessofdoorposition. Thelightswillgooffafteraperiodoftime unlesstheignitionswitchisintheONposition.

WhentheswitchisintheON,DOORornormal position ②,theinteriorlightswillstayonfor about30secondswhen:

TypeB(ifsoequipped)

• Thedoorsare unlocked by the key fob, a key, orthepower door lock switch while all doors are closed, and the ignition switch is in the OFF position.
• Thedriver'sdoorisopenedandthenclosed whilethekeyisremovedfromtheignition switch.
  ●Thekeyisremovedfromtheignitionswitch whilealldoorsareclosed.

Thelightswillturnoffwhilethetimerisactivated when:

• Thedriver'sdoorislockedbythekeyfob,a key,orthepowerdoorlockswitch.
  ●TheignitionswitchisplacedintheONposition.

Thelightswillturnoffautomaticallyafteraperiod oftimewhiledoorsareopentopreventthebatteryfrombecomingdischarged.

WhentheswitchisintheOFFposition ③,the interiorlightsdonotilluminate,regardlessofdoor position.

CAUTION

Donotuseforextendedperiodsoftime withtheenginestopped.Thiscouldresult inadischargedbattery.

MAPLIGHTS

Toturnthemaplightson, presstheswitches. To turnthemoff, presstheswitchesagain.

CAUTION

Donotuseforextendedperiodsoftime withtheenginestopped.Thiscouldresult inadischargedbattery.

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3Pre-drivingchecksandadjustments

Keys....3-2

NISSANvehicleimmobilizersystemkeys (ifsoequipped)....3 - 2

Doors....3-3

Lockingwithkey....3-3

Lockingwithinsidelockknob. 3 - 4

Lockingwithpowerdoorlockswitch.... 3 - 5

Operatingtheslidingdoor....3-6

Backdoors....3-7

Automaticdoorlocks(ifsoequipped).... 3 - 8

Remotekeylessentrysystem(ifsoequipped)....3-8

Howtouseremotekeylessentrysystem....3-9

Hood....3-12

Fuel-fillerdoor....3-13

Openingthefuel-fillerdoor. 3-13

Fuel-fillercap. 3-13

Steeringwheel....3-15

Tiltoperation. 3-15

Sunvisors....3-16

StorageClip....3-16

Mirrors....3-16

Rearviewmirror(ifsoequipped). 3-16

Outsidemirrors....3-17

KEYS

1. Twomasterkeys(black)withtransponderchip(ifsoequipped)

2. Transponderchip(ifsoequipped)

3.Keynumberplate

Akeynumberplateissuppliedwithyourkeys. Recordthekeynumberandkeepitinasafeplace (suchasyourwallet),notinthevehicle.Ifyoulose yourkeys,seeaNISSANdealerforduplicatesby usingthekeynumber.NISSANdoesnotrecord keynumberssoitisveryimportanttokeeptrack ofyourkeynumberplate.

Akeynumberisonlynecessarywhenyouhave lostallkeysanddonothaveonetomakea

duplicate.Ifyoustillhaveakey,yourNISSAN dealercanduplicateit.

Youcanonlydriveyourvehicleusingthemaster keyswhichareregisteredtotheNISSANVehicle ImmobilizerSystemcomponentsinyourvehicle. Thesekeyshaveatransponderchipinthekey head.

Themasterkeycanbeusedforallthelocks.

Neverleavethesekeysinthevehicle.

Additionalorreplacementkeys:

If you still have a key, the key number is not necessary when you need extra NISSAN Vehicle Immobilizer System keys. Your dealercand duplicate you existing key. As many as five NISSAN Vehicle Immobilizer System keys can be used with one vehicle. You should bring all NISSAN Vehicle Immobilizer System keys that you have to your NISSAN dealer for registration. This because there registration process will erasethe memory of all key codes previously registered into the NISSAN Vehicle Immobilizer System. After there registration process, these components will only recognize keys coded into the NISSAN Vehicle Immobilizer System during registration.

Anykeythatisnotgiventoyourdealeratthetime ofregistrationwillnolongerbeabletostartyour vehicle.

CAUTION

Donotallowtheimmobilizersystemkey, which contains an electrical transponder, to come into contact with water or salt water. This could affect system function.

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DOORS

Whenthedoorsarelockedusingoneofthe followingmethods,thedoorscannotbeopened usingtheinsideoroutsidedoorhandles.The doorsmustbeunlockedtoopenthedoors.

WARNING

●Alwayshavethedoorslockedwhile driving. Alongwiththeuseofseatbelts, thisprovidesgreatersafetyintheevent ofanaccidentbyhelpingtoprevent personsfrombeingthrownfromthe vehicle. Thisalsohelpskeepchildren andothersfromunintentionallyopeningthedoors, andwillhelpkeepout intruders.
- Beforeopeninganydoor,alwayslook forandavoidoncomingtraffic.
- Donotleavechildrenunattendedinside thevehicle.Theycouldunknowinglyactivateswitchesorcontrols.Unattended childrencouldbecomeinvolvedinseriousaccidents.

LOCKINGWITHKEY

ManualorPower(withoutVehicle SecuritySystem)(ifsoequipped)

Tolockadoor, turnthekeytowardthefrontofthe vehicle ①. Tounlock, turnthekeytowardtherear ②.

Frontandslidingdoors

Tolockadoor,turnthekeytowardthefront thevehicle.Tounlock,turnthekeytowardthe rear ① of

Reardoor

Turningthekeytowardtheleft locksthereardoors.

① ofthevehicle

Turningthekeytotheright unlocksthereardoors.

② ofthevehicle

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    A["Component 1"] --> B["Central Component"]
    C["Component 2"] --> B
    D["Component 3"] --> B
    E["Component 4"] --> B
    B --> F["Output"]
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    style C fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style E fill:#f9f,stroke:#333

PowerwithVehicleSecuritySystem(if soequipped)

ThepowerdoorlocksystemwithVehicleSecuritySystemallowsyoutolockalldoorsatthe sametime.

Frontandslidingdoors

Turningthekeytowardthefront ① ofthevehicle locksallthedoors.

Turningthekeyonetimetowardtherear ② of the vehicleunlocksthatdoor.Fromthatposition, returningthekeytoneutral ③ (wherethekeycan onlyberemovedandinserted)andturningit towardtherearagainwithin5secondsunlocks alldoors ④.

Reardoor

Turningthekeytowardtheleft ① ofthevehicle locksallthedoors.

Turningthekeyonetimetowardtheright ② of thevehicleunlocksthatdoor.Fromthatposition, returningthekeytoneutral ③ (wherethekeycan onlyberemovedandinserted)andturningit towardtherightagainwithin5secondsunlocks alldoors ④.

Insidelock-frontdriverandpassenger LOCKINGWITHINSIDELOCK KNOB

Tolockthedoorwithoutthekey,movetheinside lockknobtothelockposition ①,thenclosethe door.

Tounlockthedoorwithoutthekey,movethe insidelockknobtotheunlockposition ②.

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Insidelock-slidingdoor

Tolockthedoorwithoutthekey,movetheinside lockknobtothelockposition ②,thenclosethe door.

Tounlockthedoorwithoutthekey,movethe insidelockknobtotheunlockposition ①.

Insidelock-backdoor

Tolockthedoorwithoutthekey,movetheinside lockknobtothelockposition ①,thenclosethe door.

Tounlockthedoorwithoutthekey,movethe insidelockknobtotheunlockposition ②.

Toopenthedorfromtheinside,pulltheinside doorhandletowardyou.

LOCKINGWITHPOWERDOOR LOCKSWITCH

Tolockallthedoorswithouttakey,pushthedoor lockswitch(driver'sorfrontpassenger'sside)to thelockposition ①.Whenlockingthedoorthis way,becertainnottoleavethekeyinsidethe vehicle.

Tounlockallthedoorswithouttakey,pushthe doorlockswitch(driver'sorfrontpassenger's side)totheunlockposition ②.

Lockoutprotection

Whenthepowerdoorlockswitch(driver'sor frontpassenger'sside)ismovedtothelock positionwiththekeyintheignitionswitchandany dooropens,aldoorswilllockandthenunlock automatically. This helpstopreventthekeysfrom beingaccidentallylockedinsidethevehicle.

LPD2002

Theslidingdoorcanbeopenedfromtheinsideor theoutside.

Toopentheslidingdoorfromtheinside,pullthe releaselever ① downandpullthehandle towardtherearofthevehicleuntilthedoorclicks. Thiswilllockthedoorintoanopenposition.

Toclosetheslidingdoorfromtheinsidepullthe releaselever ① down. Thedoorwillreleasefrom theopenposition.Slidethedorforwardto close.

Toopenaslidingdoorfromtheoutside,pullout theoutsidehandleandslidethedoortowardthe rearofthevehicleuntilthedoorclicks.Thedoor willlockintoanopenposition.

Toclosetheslidingdoorfromtheoutside,pullthe outsidehandleagain. Thedoorwillreleasefrom theopenpositionandslideclosed.

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Openthebackdoorsbyperformingthefollowing:

1. From the outside of the vehicle, pull the door handle on therights sided to forward you and opendoor until stops.
2. Liftthelever Ⓐ onthesideoftheleftback doorandpullthedoortoopenuntilthedoor stops ①.

BACKDOORS

CAUTION

Donotoperatethe243°releaseleveruntil thedoorhasbeenfullyopened.Doingso canresultindamagetothevehicleand/or malfunctionofthemechanism.

The backdoors open approximately 243° to allow access to therearofthe vehicle.

1. Toopeneitherdoortothewideopenposition ② pullthereleaselever B towardthe backdoorandreleasethechecklinkarm C.
2. Openthedoorslowlyuntilthemagnetic doorstopperconnectstothestoppadon theoutsideofthevehicle.Donotusethe stopperasastep.

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AUTOMATICDOORLOCKS(ifso equipped)

●Alldoorslockautomaticallywhenthevehicle speedreaches15MPH(24km/h).
- Alldoorsunlockautomaticallywhenthe transmissionisplacedintheP(Park)position.

The automatic unlock function can be de-activated or activated. Todeactivate or activatethe automatic door unlock system, perform the following procedure:

1. Closealldoors.
2. PlacetheignitionswitchintheONposition.
3. Within 20 second of performing Step 2, push and hold the power door lock switch to the position (UNLOCK) form more than 5 seconds.
4. When activated, the hazard indicator will flash twice. Whendeactivated, the hazard indicator will flash once.
5. Theignitionswitchmustbeplacedinthe OFFandONpositionagainbetweeneach settingchange.

Whentheautomaticdoorunlocksystemisdeactivated, thedoorsdonotunlockwhentetransmissionisplacedintheP(Park)position.To unlockthedoormanually, usetheinsidelock knoborthepowerdoorlockswitch(driver'sor frontpassenger'sside).

REMOTEKEYLESSENTRYSYSTEM (ifsoequipped)

WARNING

●Radiowavescouldadverselyaffect electricmedicalequipment.Thosewho use a pacemaker should contact the electric medical equipment manufacturerforthepossibleinfluencesbefore use.
- Theremotekeylessentrykeyfobtransmitsradiowaveswhenthebuttonsare pushed.TheFAAadvisesradiowaves mayaffectaircraftnavigationandcommunicationsystems.Donotoperatethe remotekeylessentrykeyfobwhileon anairplane.Makesurethebuttonsare notoperatedunintentionallywhenthe unitisstoredforaflight.

Itispossibletolock/unlockalldoors,turnonthe interiorlightsandactivatethepanicalarmby usingthekeyfobfromoutsidethevehicle.

Somesettingsforthekeyfob,suchashornbeep, canbeadjusted.Foradditionalinformation,refer to"Silencingthehornbeepfeature"inthissection.

Besuretoremovethekeyfromthevehicle beforelockingthedoors.

The key fobcan operate at a maximum distance of approximately 33 ft (10 m) from the vehicle.

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The effective distance depends upon the conditions around the vehicle.

Asmanyasfourkeyfobscanbeusedwithone vehicle.Forinformationconcerningthepurchase anduseofadditionalkeyfobs,contactaNISSAN dealer.

Thekeyfobwillnotfunctionwhen:

●thebatteryisdischarged.

●thedistancebetweenthevehicleandthe keyfobisover33ft(10m).

Thepanicalarmwillnotactivatewhenthe keyisintheignitionswitch.

CAUTION

Listedbelowareconditionsoroccurrenceswhichwilldamagethekeyfob:

- Donotallowthekeyfob, which contains electrical components, to come into contact with water or saltwater. This could affect the system function.

- Donotdropthekeyfob.

- Donotstrikethekeyfobsharply againstanotherobject.

- Donotchangeormodifythekeyfob.

• Wettingmaydamagethekeyfob.Ifthe keyfobgetswet,immediatelywipeuntil itiscompletelydry.
• Donotplacethekeyfobforanextendedperiodinanareawheretemperaturesexceed140°F(60°C).
• Donotattachthekeyfobwithakey holderthatcontainsamagnet.
• Donotplacethekeyfobnearequipmentthatproducesamagneticfield, suchasaTV, audioequipmentandpersonalcomputers.

Ifakeyfobislostorstolen,NISSANrecommendserasingthelDcodeofthatkey fob.Thiswillpreventthekeyfobfrom unauthorizedusetounlockthevehicle. Forinformationregardingtheerasing procedure,pleasecontactaNISSAN dealer.

LPD0209

HOWTOUSEREMOTEKEYLESS ENTRYSYSTEM

Lockingdoors

1. Closeallwindows.
2. Removethekeyfromtheignitionswitch.
   3.Closethehoodandalldoors.

4.Pressthe

buttononthekeyfob.All

thedoorslock. Thehazardwarninglights flashtwiceandthehornbeepsonceto indicatealldoorsarelocked.

• When the button is pressed with all doors locked, the hazard warning lights flash twice and the horn beep once as are-minder that the doors are already locked.
• Ifadoorisopenandyoupressthe button, thedoorswilllockbutthehornwill notbeepandthehazardwarninglightswill notflash.

Thehornmayormaynotbeep. For additional information, refer to "Silencingthehornbeep feature" in this section.

Unlockingdoors

Pressthebuttononthekeyfobonce.

• Onlythedriver'sdoorunlocks.
• Thehazardwarninglightsflashonceifall doorsarecompletelyclosedwiththeignition switchinanypositionexcepttheONposition.
  ●Theinteriorlightsturnonandthelighttimer activatesforaperiodoftimewhentheinteriorlightswitchisintheDOORpositionwith theignitionswitchinanypositionexceptthe ONposition.

Pressthe 🔒 buttononthekeyfobagain within5seconds.

●Alldoorsunlock.
●Thehazardwarninglightsflashonceifall doorsarecompletelyclosed.

The interiorlightscan be turned off without waiting by inserting the key into the ignition switch and placing it in the ON or START position, locking the doors with the key for or pushing the interior lights switch to the OFF position.

Autorelock(ifsoequipped)

When the button on the key fobis pressed, all doors will lock automatically within 1 minute unless one of the following operations is performed:

• Anydoorisopened.
• Akeyisinserted into the ignition switch and the switch is cycled from OFF to ON.

Usingtheinteriorlights

Pressthebuttonnonthekeyfobonceto turnontheinteriorlights.

For additional information, refer to "Interiorlights" in the "Instrumentsandcontrols" section of this manual.

Usingthepanicalarm

If you are necessary your vehicle and feel threatened, you may activate the anical alarm to call attention by pressing and holding the button on the key for longer than 0.5 seconds.

Thepanicalarmandheadlightswillstayonfora periodoftime.

Thepanicalarmstopswhen:

• ithasrunforaperiodoftime,or
  ●anybuttonispressedonthekeyfob.

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Silencingthehornbeepfeature

Ifdesired, the horn beep feature can be deactivated using the keyfob.

Todeactivate:Pressandholdthe andbuttonsforatleast2seconds.

Thehazardwarninglightswillflashthreetimesto confirmthatthehornbeepfeaturehasbeen deactivated.

Toactivate:Pressandholdthe andbuttonsforatleast2secondsonce more.

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HOOD

Thehazardwarninglightswillflashonceandthe hornwillsoundoncetoconfirmthatthehorn beepfeaturehasbeenreactivated.

Deactivatingthehornbeepfeaturedoesnotsilencethehornifthealarmistriggered.

LPD2006

① Pullthehoodlockreleasehandlelocated belowthedriversideinstrumentpanel.The hoodwillspringupslightly.
② Pushtheleveratthefrontofthehoodtothe sideasillustratedwithyourfingertipsand raisethehood.

When closing the hood, lower its slowly and make sure it locks into place.

WARNING

• Makesurethehoodiscompletely closedandlatchedbeforedriving.Failure-todosocouldcausethehoodtofly openandresultinanaccident.
• Ifyouseesteamorsmokecomingfrom theenginecompartment,toavoidinjury donotopenthehood.

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FUEL-FILLERDOOR

Simple line drawing of a rounded square shape with a small semicircular cutout and an arrow pointing to its right side (no text or symbols)

OPENINGTHEFUEL-FILLERDOOR

Pullonthefingertabtoopen.

Technical line drawing of a mechanical housing component (no text or symbols)

FUEL-FILLERCAP

WARNING

●Gasolineisextremelyflammable and highlyexplosiveundercertainconditions. You could be burned or seriously injured if it is misused from is handled. Always stop the engine and donot smoke or allow open flames or sparks near the vehicle when refueling.

• Donotattempttotopoffthefueltank afterthefuelpumpnozzleshutsoff automatically. Continuedrefuelingmay causefueloverflow, resultinginfuel sprayandpossiblyafire.
• Useonlyanoriginalequipmenttype fuel-fillercapasareplacement.lthasa built-insafetyvalveneededforproper operationofthefuelsystemandemissioncontrolsystem.Anincorrectcap canresultinaseriousmalfunctionand possibleinjury.Itcouldalsocause the MalfunctionIndicatorLight (MIL)tocomeon.
• Neverpourfuelintothethrottlebodyto attempttostartyourvehicle.
• Donotfillaportablefuelcontainerin thevehicleortrailer.Staticelectricity cancauseanexplosionofflammable liquid,vapororgasinanyvehicleor trailer.Toreducetheriskofserious injury or death when filling portable fuel containers:

-Alwaysplacethecontaineronthe groundwhenfilling.

-Donotuseelectronicdeviceswhen filling.

-Keepthepumpnozzleincontact withthecontainerwhileyouarefillingit.
-Useonlyapprovedportablefuelcontainersforflammableliquid.

CAUTION

• DonotuseE-15orE-85fuelinyour vehicle. For additional information, refer to "Recommended Fuel" in the "Technical and consumer information" section of this manual.
  ●TheLOOSEFUELCAPwarningwillappearifthefuel-fillercapisnotproperly tightened.Itmaytakeafewdrivingtrips forthemessagetobedisplayed.Failure totightenthefuel-fillercapproperly aftertheLOOSEFUELCAPwarningappearsmaycausethe Malfunction IndicatorLight(MIL)toilluminate.

• Failuretotightenthefuel-fillercap properlymaycausethe MalfunctionIndicatorLight(MIL)toilluminate. Ifthe lightilluminatesbecause thefuel-fillercapislooseormissing, tightenorinstallthecapandcontinue todrivethevehehicle. The light shouldturnoffafterafewdrivingtrips. Ifthe lightdoesnotturnoffaftera fewdrivingtrips,havethevehiclein- spectedbyaNISSANdealer.

• Foradditionalinformation,referto "MalfunctionIndicatorLight(MIL)"in the"Instrumentsandcontrols"section of thismanual.
• Iffuelisspilledonthe vehiclebody, flushitawaywithwatertoavoidpaint damage.

Technical line drawing of a mechanical component with labeled parts (no text or symbols beyond label)

Toremovethefuel-fillercap:

1. Turnthefuel-fillercapcounterclockwiseto remove.
2. Loopthetetherstraparoundthehook whilerefueling. ①

Toinstallthefuel-fillercap:

1. Insert the fuel-fillercap straight into the fuel-fillertube.
2. Turnthefuel-fillercapclockwiseuntila singleclickisheard.

STEERINGWHEEL

1. PushtheINFOknob Ⓐ ontheinstrument panellocatedbehindthesteeringwheelfor about1secondtoturnofftheLOOSEFUEL CAPwarning Ⓑ aftertighteningthefuel-fillercap.

LooseFuelCapwarning

TheLOOSEFUELCAPwarningappearsinthe vehicleinformationdisplaywhenthefuel-filler capisnottightenedcorrectlyafterthevehiclehas beenrefueled.ltmaytakeafewdrivingtripsfor themessagetobedisplayed.Toturnoffthe warning,performthefollowing:

1. Remove and install the fuel-fillercapas previously described as soon as possible.
2. Tightenthefuel-fillercapuntilitclicks.

Diagram of a car interior showing steering wheel and directional arrows indicating rotation (no text or symbols)

TILTOPERATION

WARNING

Donotadjustthesteeringwheelwhile driving. You could lose control of your vehicle and cause an accident.

Pullthelocklevertowardthedriverandholditto adjustthesteeringwheelupordowntothe desiredposition.

Releasethelocklevertolockthesteeringwheel inplace.

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SUNVISORSMIRRORS

Toblockoutglarefromthefront, swingdownthe sunvisor ①.

Toblockglarefromtheside, disconnectthesun visorfromthecentermountandswingittothe side ②.

Line drawing of a car air vent with a black arrow indicating left side (no text or symbols)

STORAGECLIP

Toaccessthe storageclip, pull the sunvisor down. Insert item such as business cards, directions, etc. under the clip. Donot view information while operating the vehicle.

REARVIEWMIRROR(ifsoequipped)

Usethenightposition ① toreduceglarefrom theheadlightsofvehiclesbehindyouatnight.

Usethedayposition ② whendrivingindaylight hours.

WARNING

Usethenightpositiononlywhennecessary, because it reduces rearview clarity.

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TypeA(ifsoequipped)

OUTSIDEMIRRORS

WARNING

Objectsviewedintheconvexportionof themirrorarecloserthantheyappear.Be carefulwhenchanginglanesorturning. Usingonlytheconvexmirrorcouldcause anaccident. Usetheothermirrorors glanceoveryourshouldertoproperly judgedistancestootherobjects.

Usetheoutsidemirrorremotecontroltoadjust thetopportionofthemirror.

Diagram of a vehicle's side panel with directional arrows indicating movement (no text or symbols)

TypeB(Trailertow)(ifsoequipped)

Thelowerportionofthemirrorcanbemoved manuallyinanydirectionforabetterrearview.

Trailertow

Pullthetrailertowmirroroutwardtoextenditto thedesiredpositionforbettervisibilitywhiletowingatraler.

WARNING

Donotextendorretractmirrorswhiledriving.Youmaylosecontrolofyourvehicle andcauseanaccident.

CAUTION

Drivingintightspaceswithmirrorsex-tendedmaycausedamagetothevehicle.

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Diagram of a car seatbelt with directional arrows indicating airflow or movement (no text or symbols)

Manualcontroltype(ifsoequipped)

Theoutsidemirrorcanbemovedinanydirection forabetterrearview.

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    B --> C["①"]
    C --> D["②"]
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    style C fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#fcc,stroke:#333

Electriccontroltype(ifsoequipped)

Theoutsidemirrorremotecontrolwilloperate onlywhentheignitionswitchisplacedinthe ACCorONposition.

Movethesmallswitch ① toselecttherightorleft mirror.Movethelargeswitch ② toadjusteach mirrortothedesiredposition.

Diagram of a car seatbelt mechanism with a directional arrow indicating rotation (no text or symbols)

TypeA(ifsoequipped)

Foldableoutsidemirrors

Pulltheoutsidemirrortowardthedoortofoldit.

Heatedmirrors(ifsoequipped)

Someoutsidemirrorscanbeheatedtodefrost, defog, orde-iceforimprovedvisibility. For additional information, referto "Rearwindow and outsidemirror(ifsoequipped)defrosterswitch" in the "Instrumentsandcontrols" section of this manual.

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Diagram of a car interior showing a steering wheel and dashboard with directional arrows indicating rotation (no text or symbols)

TypeB(Trailertow)(ifsoequipped)

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4Monitor,climate,audio,phoneandvoice recognitionsystems

Controlpanelbuttons—colorscreenwith

NavigationSystem(ifsoequipped)....4-2

Howtousethetouch-screen....4-3

HowtousetheBACKbutton....4-5

Howtousethe APPS-1 button....4 - 5

☀/☐ button....4-7

HowtousetheON-OFFbutton/VOL

(volume)controlknob. 4 - 7

HowtousetheCAMERAbutton....4-7

RearViewMonitor(ifsoequipped)....4 - 8

Howtoreadthedisplayedlines....4-8

Differencebetweenpredictedandactual

distances. 4 - 9

Adjustingthescreen. 4-11

Operatingtips. 4-11

Vents. 4-12

Heaterandairconditioner(manual)....4-13

Controls. 4-15

Heateroperation....4-16

Airconditioneroperation....4-17

Airflowcharts. 4-18

Servicingairconditioner....4-22

Audiosystem....4-22

Radio....4-22

FMradioreception....4-22

AMradioreception. 4-23

Satelliteradioreception(ifsoequipped)....4-23

Audiooperationprecautions. 4-23

FM/AMradiowithcompactdisc(CD)player

(TypeA)(ifsoequipped)....4-29

FM/AMradiowithcompactdisc(CD)player

(TypeB)(ifsoequipped)....4-33

FM/AM/SATradiowithcompactdisc(CD)

player....4-37

USB(UniversalSerialBus)ConnectionPort

(modelswithNavigationSystem)....4-43

iPod®*playeroperationwithNavigation

System(ifsoequipped)....4-45

Bluetooth®streamingaudiowithNavigation

System. 4-48

CDcareandcleaning. 4-49

Steeringwheelswitchforaudiocontrol

(ifsoequipped)....4-50

Antenna. 4-50

NissanConnect ^SM MobileApps(ifsoequipped). . . . 4-51

RegisteringwithNissanConnect ^SM Mobile

Apps. 4-51

ConnectPhone....4-51

ApplicationDownload....4-51

CarphoneorCBradio....4-52

Bluetooth®Hands-FreePhoneSystemwithout

Navigation(ifsoequipped)....4-52

RegulatoryInformation....4-54

Usingthesystem....4-54

Controlbuttons....4-56

Gettingstarted....4-57

Listofvoicecommands....4-59

VoiceAdaptation(VA)mode. 4-63

RegulatoryInformation....4-68

Voicecommands. 4-68

ConnectingProcedure....4-68

Vehiclephonebook. 4-69

Makingacall....4-69

Receivingacall....4-69

Duringacall....4-69

Endingacall....4-69

Textmessaging....4-70

Bluetooth®settings....4-72

Phonesettings....4-73

NISSANVoiceRecognitionSystem

(ifsoequipped)....4-73

Usingthesystem....4-73

Systemfeatures....4-75

Bluetooth®Hands-FreePhoneSystem

voicecommands....4-75

NavigationSystemvoicecommands....4-76

Audiosystemvoicecommands....4-76

Informationvoicecommands....4-77

MyAppsVoiceCommands....4-77

Helpvoicecommands....4-77

Troubleshootingguide....4-78

WARNING

• Donotdisassembleormodifythissystem.Ifyoudo,itmayresultinaccidents, fire,orelectricalshock.
• Incaseyounoticeanyforeignobjectin thesystemhardware,spillliquidonit, ornoticesmokeorsmellcomingfromit, stopusingthesystemimmediately and contactyournearestNISSANdealer. Ignoringsuchconditionsmayleadtoaccidents,fireorelectricalshock.
• Donotusethissystemifyounoticeany abnormality,suchasafrozenscreenor lackofsound.Continueduseofthe systemmayresultinaccident,fireor electricshock.

CONTROLPANELBUTTONS— COLORSCREENWITHNAVIGATION SYSTEM(ifsoequipped)

1.MAPbutton*
2.Displayscreen
3. button**
4. APPS button

1. ⚙/∅ (brightnesscontrol)button

6.BACKbutton

1. ENTER/AUDIObutton/TUNEknob

8.ON-OFFbutton/VOL(volume)controlknob

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9.CAMERAbutton

10.NAVbutton*

*Foradditionalinformation,refertotheseparate NavigationSystemOwner'sManualregarding theNavigationsystemcontrolbuttons.

**Foradditionalinformation,refertothe "Bluetooth®Hands-FreePhoneSystemwith navigationsystem"or"Bluetooth®Hands-Free PhoneSystemwithoutnavigationsystem"regardingBluetooth®Hands-FreePhoneSystem controlbuttoninthissection.

Whenyouusethissystem, makesuretheengine isrunning.

If yousethesystemwiththeenginenot running(ignitionONorACC)foralong time,itwilldischargethebattery,andthe enginewillnotstart.

Referencesymbols:

"Example"—Wordsmarkedinquotesrefertoa keyshownonlyonthedisplay. Thesekeyscanbe selectedbytouchingthescreen.

To help ensures a fed driving, some functions cannot be operated while driving.

Theon-screenfunctionsthatarenotavailable whiledrivingwillbegrayedoutormuted.

Parkthevehicleinasafelocationandthenoperatethenavigationsystem.

WARNING

• ALWAYSgiveyourfullattention to driving.
• Avoid using vehicle feature that could distract you. If distracted, you could lose control of your vehicle and cause an accident.

Touch-screenoperation

MenultemResult
SelectingtheitemTouchanitemtoselect.Toselectthe"Audio"key,touchthe"Audio"key thepreviousscreen.		1 onthescreen.PresstheBACKbuttontoreturnto
Adjusting the item		Touch the "+" key or the "-" key to adjust the settings of an item. Touch the up arrow to scroll up the page one item at a time, or touch the double up arrow to scroll up an entire page. Touch the down arrow to scroll down the page one item at a time, or touchthedoubledownarrowtoscolldownanentirepage.
InputtingcharactersTouchtheletterornumberkey.Therearesomeoptionsavailablewheninputtingcharacters.
	123/ABCChangestheavailablecharactersettonumbers.
	SpaceInsertsaspace.
	Delete	Deletes the last inputted character with one touch. Touch and hold the "Delete" key to delete all of the characters.
	OKCompletesthecharacterinput.

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Touch-screenmaintenance

If you clean the displays screen, use a dry, soft cloth. If additional cleaning is necessary, use a small amount of neutral detergent with a soft cloth. Neverspray the screen with water or detergent. Dampenthe cloth first stand then wipe the screen.

HOWTOUSETHEBUTTON

For additional information, referto these separate Navigation System Owner's Manual regarding the "SiriusXMTravelLink" and "SiriusXMTraffic" features.

Foradditionalinformation,referto"Nissan-Connect ^SM MobileApps"regardingthe"My Apps"keyinthissection.

Foradditionalinformation,referto"NISSAN VoiceRecognitionSystem"regardingthe"Voice Commands"keyinthissection.

Toselectand/oradjustseveralfunctions,featuresandmodesthatareavailableforyourvehicle:

1.Pressthe[ APPS-i ]button.
2. Touchthe"Settings"key.
3. Touchthedesireditem.

MenuitemResult
AudioForadditionalinformation,referto"Audiosystem"inthissection.
NavigationForadditionalinformation,refertotheseparateNavigationSystemOwner'sManual.
Phone & Bluetooth			For additional information, refer to "Bluetooth® Hands-Free Phone System with Navigation System" in this section.
System			Touch this key to select and/or adjust various functions of this system. A screen with additional options will appear.
	DisplayTouchthiskeytoadjusttheappearanceofthedisplay.
		BrightnessAdjuststhebrightnessofthedisplay.
		Display Mode	Adjusts to fit the level of lighting in the vehicle. Touch key to cycle through options. "Day" and "Night" modes are suited for therespectivetimesofdaywhile"Auto"controlsthedisplayautomatically.
		ScrollDirectionAdjuststhedirectionofthemenuscroll.Choosetoeithermoveupordown.
	ClockTouchthiskeytoadjustthetime.
		TimeFormatTheclockcanbesetto	2hoursor24hours.
		DateFormatSelectfromfivepossibleformatsforddisplayingtheday,month,andyear.
		Clock Mode	Adjust the mode for the clock. "Auto" uses the system's GPS to automatically maintain the time. "Manual" allows you to set theclockusingthe"SetClockManually"key.
		Set Clock Manually	Adjust the clock manually, Touch the "+" or "-" keys to adjust the hours, minutes, day, month and year up or down. "Clock Mode"mustbesettomanualforthisoptiontobeavailable.
		DaylightSavingsTime	Adjuststhedaylightsavingstimeonoroff.
		TimeZone	Choosetheapplicabletimezonefromthelist.
	Language		Touchthiskeytochangethelanguageonthedisplay.
	Camera		Touchthiskeytochangethecamerasettings.
		Display Mode	Touch this key to select the touch-screen display mode (day, night, or automatic).
		BrightnessAdjusttouch-screenbrightness.
		Contrast	Adjusttouch-screencontrast.
		Color	Adjusttouch-screencolor.

MenuitemResult
	TemperatureUnitTouchthiskeytochangetheter	peratureunitbeingdisplayed(FahrenheitCelsius).
	Touchscreen click	Toggles the touchscreen click feature on or off. When activated a click sound will be heard every time a key on the screenistouched.
	System Beeps	Toggle the system beep tones feature on or off. When activated, a beep sound will be heard when a pop-up message appearsonthescreenorabuttonontheunit(suchasthe 📋/ Dj button)ispressedandheldfor2seconds.
	ReturntoFactorySettings/ClearMemoryTouchthiskeytoreturnallsettingstodefaultandtoclearthememory.
	SoftwareLicensesTouchthiskeytodisplaysoftwarelicensinginformation.
Traffic		Touch this key to display traffic settings. For additional information, refer to the separate Navigation System Owner's Manual.
SXM		Touch this key to display SXM status information. For additional information, refer to “Audio System” regarding SXM setup inthissection.

/ BUTTON

Tochangethedisplaybrightness,press the 📋/ Dog button.Pressingthebuttonagainwill change the display to day or night display mode. Ifnooperationisperformedwithin5seconds,the display will return to the previous display.

Press and hold the 📋/D button for more than 2secondstoturnthedisplayoff.Pressthebutton again toturn the displayon.

HOWTO USE THE ON-OFF BUTTON/VOL(volume) CONTROL KNOB

Press the ON-OFF button to turn audio function onandoff.Turnthevolumecontrolknobtoadjust audio volume.

HOWTO USE THE CAMERA BUTTON

For additional information, refer to "RearView Monitor" in this section regarding the CAMERA button.

REARVIEWMONITOR(ifso equipped)

WhentheshiftleverisshiftedintotheR(Reverse)position,themonitordisplayshowsarearwardviewfromthevehicle.

WARNING

• Thesystemisdesignedasanaidtothe driverindetectinglargestationaryobjectstohelpavoiddamagingthevehicle. Thesystemwillnotdetectsmall objectsbelowthebumper, and may not detectobjectsclosetothebumperor ontheground.
  •TheRearViewMonitorisaconvenience butitisnotasubstituteforproperbacking.Alwaysturnandcheckthatitissafe todosobeforebackingup.Always backupslowly.
• ObjectsviewedintheRearViewMonitordifferfromactualdistancebecauseawide-anglelensisused.
  ●Makesurethatthereardoorsaresecurelyclosedwhenbackingup

• Donotputanythingontherearview camera.Therearviewcameraisinstalledbesidethelicenseplatelight.

• When washing the vehicle with high-pressure water, besurenottospray it around the camera. Otherwise, water may enter the camera unit causing water condensation on the lens, amal-function, fire or an electric shock.

• Donotstrikethecamera.Itisaprecisioninstrument. Otherwise,itmaymal-functionorcausedamageresultingina fireoranelectricshock.

CAUTION

Thereisaplasticcoveroverthecamera. Donotscratchthecoverwhencleaning dirtorsnowfromthecover.

HOWTOREADTHEDISPLAYED LINES

Guidinglineswhichindicatethevehiclewidth anddistancestoobjectswithreferencetothe vehiclebodyline Ⓐ aredisplayedonthemonitor.

Distanceguidelines

Indicated distances from the vehicle body.

●Redline ①: approx.0.5m.(1.5ft)
●Yellowline ②:approx. 1 m (3 ft)
●Greenline ③:approx. 2 m (7 ft)
●Greenline ④:approx.3m(10ft)

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PREDICTEDANDACTUAL DISTANCES

The distance guideline and the vehicle width guidelines should be used as reference only when the vehicle is on a level, paved surface. The distance viewed on the monitor is for reference only and may be different than the actual distance between the vehicle and displayed objects.

thehillistheplace Ⓑ. Notethatanyobjecton thehillisfurtherthanitappearsonthemonitor.

Backinguponasteepuphill

Whenbackingupthevehicleupahill,thedistanceguidelinesandthevehiclewidthguide linesareshowncloserthantheactualdistance. Forexample,thedisplayshows1.0m(3ft)tothe place Ⓐ,buttheactual1.0m(3ft)distanceon

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thehillistheplace Ⓑ. Notethatanyobjecton thehilliscloserthanitappearsonthemonitor.

Backinguponasteepdownhill

Whenbackingupthevehicledownahill, the distanceguidelinesandthevehiclewidthguide linesareshownfartherthantheactualdistance. Forexample,thedisplayshows1.0m(3ft)tothe place Ⓐ,buttheactual1.0m(3ft)distanceon

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Technical diagram showing a vehicle wheel and its side profile with a welding torch (no text or symbols)

Backingupnearaprojectingobject

Thevehiclemayseemtoneearlycleartheobjectin thedisplay.However,thevehiclemayhitthe objectifitprojectsovertheactualbackingup course.

Backingupbehindaprojectingobject
Theposition © is shown farther than the position
⑧ in the display. However, the position © is actually at the same distance as the position (A). The vehicle may hit the object when backing up to

theposition Ⓐ iftheobjectprojectsoverthe actualbackingupcourse.

ADJUSTINGTHESCREEN

There are twowaystoadjustthesettingsofthe camerascreen.

Toadjustthecamerascreensettingsfrom theRearViewMonitor:

1. Firmlyapplythebrakeandplacetheshift leverinR(reverse)
   2.Pressthe 📋/Buttononthecontrolpanel.
2. Thescreenwilldisplaythenightsettings.
3. Turnthe TUNEknobtoadjustthesettingup ordown.
   5.Pressthe 📋/∅ buttonagaintoaccessthe Autosettings.
4. TurntheTUNEknobtoadjustthesettingup ordown.

Toadjustthecamerascreensettingsfrom anyscreen:

1. Pressthe APPS-☐ button.
2. Touch the "System" key.

3. Touch the "Display" key.

4. Touch the "Brightness" key and adjust the level to the desired setting.

5. DonotadjustthedisplayoftheRearView Monitorwhilethevehicleismoving.

OPERATINGTIPS

CAUTION

• Donotusealcohol, benzineorthinner tocleanthecamera. This will cause discoloration. Tocleanthecamera, wipewith aclothdampened with diluted mild cleaning agent and then wipe with adrycloth.
• Donotdamagethecameraasthemonitorscreenmaybeadverselyaffected.
• WhentheshiftleverisshiftedtoR(Reverse), the monitor screen automatically changes to the RearView Monitor mode. However,theradiocanbeheard.

VENTS

• Itmaytake sometime until the Rear View Monitoris displayed after the shift lever has been shifted to R (Reverse). Objects maybe distorted momentarily until the Rear View Monitorscreen is displayed completely. Whentheshift lever is returned to a position other than R (Reverse), it may take some time until the screen changes. Objectson the screen may be distorted until they are completely displayed.
• Whenthetemperatureisextremelyhighor low, thescreenmaynotclearlydisplayobjects. Thisisnotamalfunction.
• When strong light directly enter the camera, objects may not be displayed clearly.
• Verticallinesmaybeseeninobjectsonthe screen. Thisisduetostrongreflectedlight fromthebumper. Thisisnotamalfunction.
• Thescreenmayflickerunderfluorescent light. This is not a malfunction.
• ThecolorsofobjectsontheRearViewMonitormaydiffersomewhatfromthoseofthe actualobject.

• Whenthecontrastofobjectsislowatnight, pressingtheENTER/AUDIObuttonmaynot changethebrightness.

• Objectsonthemonitormaynotbeclearina darkplaceoratnight.

• Ifdirt, rainorsnowattachestothecamera, theRearViewMonitormaynotdisplayobjects.Cleanthecamera.
• Donotusebodywaxonthecamerawindow. Ifbodywaxdoesgetonthecamerawindow, wipeoffthewaxwithacleanclothdampenedwithmilddetergentdilutedwithwater.

Diagram of a car interior with directional arrows indicating movement or flow (no text or symbols)

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Adjustairflowdirectionbymovingthevent slides.

Openorclosetheventsbyusingthedial.Move thedialtowardthe ≡ toopentheventson towardthe ☒ toclosethem.

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HEATERANDAIRCONDITIONER (manual)

WARNING

• The airconditioner cooling function operates only when the engine is running.
• Donotleavechildrenoradultswho wouldnormallyrequiretheassistance ofothersaloneinyourvehicle.Pets shouldalsonotbeleftalone.They couldaccidentallyinjurethemselvesor othersthroughinadvertoperationof thevehicle.Also,onhot,sunnydays, temperaturesinaclosedvehiclecould quicklybecomehighenoughtocause severeorpossiblyfatalinjuriesto peopleoranimals.
• Donotusethere circulation mode for long periods as it may cause the interior air to be most stable and the window to fogup.

NOTE:

- Odorsfrominsideandoutsidethevehicle canbuildupintheairconditionerunit.Odor canenterthepassengercompartment throughthevents.

- Whenparking, settheheaterandairconditionercontrolstoturnoffairrecirculationto allowfreshairintothepassengercompartment. This should help reduce odors inside the vehicle.

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TypeA(ifsoequipped)

1.Fanspeedcontroldial
2.Frontwindowdefrosterbutton
3. Rearwindowdefrosterbutton(TypeA)

/Freshairbutton(TypeB)

4.Airrecirculationbutton
5.Temperaturecontroldial
6.MAXA/Cbutton
7.Airflowcontrolbuttons
8.AirconditionerON/OFFbutton

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LHA2038

TypeB(ifsoequipped)

CONTROLS

Fancontroldial

Thefancontroldialturnsthefanonandoff, and controlsfanspeed.

Airflowcontrolbuttons

The airflowcontrol buttons allowy outoselect the airflow outlets.

MAX —Airflowsfromcenterandside A/C ventswithmaximumcooling(air conditioning).

—Airflowsfromcenterandside vents.

—Airflowsfromcenterandside ventsandthefrontandrearfloor outlets.

—Airflowsmainlyfromthefrontand rearflooroutlets.

—Airflowsfromdefrosteroutlets andthefrontandrearflooroutlets.

—Airflowsmainlyfromdefroster outlets.

Temperaturecontroldial

Thetemperaturecontroldialallowsyoutoadjust thetemperatureoftheoutletair.Tolowerthe temperature,turnthedialtotheleft.Toincrease thetemperature,turnthedialtotheright.

Airrecirculationbutton

Pressthebuffentorecirculateairinside thevehicle.

Pressthe 📄 buttontotheonpositionwhen:

●drivingonadustyroad.

- topreventtrafficfumesfromenteringpassengercompartment.

- formaximumcoolingwhenusingtheairconditioner.

Theairrecirculationmodeisonlyfunctionalwhen theairflowcontrolmodeisinthefollowing

positions: ↗,or ↘

FormodelsequippedwiththeTypeAsystem, pressthe buttonoturnairrecirculation off. Outsideairisdrawnintothepassengercompartmentanddistributedthroughtheselected outlet.

FormolsequippedwiththeTypeBsystem, pressthe buttonoswitchtothefreshair intakemode. Outsideairisdrawnintothepas-sengercompartmentanddistributedthrough the selectedoutlet.

The G mode is not necessary for normal heater or air conditioner operation.

Freshairintake(TypeBonly)

Pressthefreshairintakebutton.Theair flowisdrawnfromoutsidethevehicle.

A/C

Airconditionerbutton

Starttheengine,turnthefancontroldialtothe desiredpositionandpressthe A/C button to turnontheairconditioner.Toturnofftheair conditioner,pressthe A/C buttonagain.

The airconditioner cooling function operates only when the engine is running.

Rearwindowandoutsidemirror(ifso equipped)defrosterbutton

Foradditionalinformation,referto"Rearwindow andoutsidemirror(ifsoequipped)defroster switch"inthe"Instrumentsandcontrols"section of thismanual.

HEATEROPERATION

Heating

Thismodeisusedtodirectheatedairtothefoot outlets. Someairalsoflowsfromthedefrost outlets.

1. Pressthe button to the OFF position (TypeA) or pressthe button (TypeB) for normal heating.

2.Pressthe ✅ airflowcontrolbutton.

1. Turnthefancontroldialtothedesiredposition.

2. Turnthetemperaturecontroldialtothedesiredpositionbetweenthemiddleandthe hotposition.

Ventilation

Thismodedirectsoutsideairtothesideand centervents.

1. Pressthe button to the OFF position (TypeA) or pressthe button (TypeB).

2.Pressthe ↗ airflowcontrolbutton.

1. Turnthefancontroldialtothedesiredposition.

2. Turnthetemperaturecontroldialtothedesiredposition.

Defrostingordefogging

Thismodedirectstheairtothedefrostoutletsto defrost/defogthewindows.

1. Turn the airflow controldial to the position.

1. Turnthefancontroldialtothedesiredposition.

2. Turnthetemperaturecontroldialtothede-siredpositionbetweenthemiddleandthe hotposition.

- To quickly remove ice or fog from the windows, turn the fan controldial to other right and the temperature control to the full HOT position.

- When the positionisselected, the air conditionerautomaticallyturnsoniftheoutsidetemperatureismorethan36°F(2°C). Thisdehumidifiestheairwhichhelpsdefog thewindshield. The modeautomaticallyturnsoff, allowingoutsideairtobe drawnintothepassengercompartmentto furtherimprovethedefoggingperformance.

Bi-levelheating

Thebi-levelmodedirectswarmedairtotheside andcenterventsandtothefrontandrearfloor outlets.

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1. Pressthebutton to the OFF position (TypeA) or pressthe button(TypeB).
   2.Pressthe airflowcontrolbutton.
2. Turnthefancontroldialtothedesiredposition.
3. Turnthetemperaturecontroldialtothede-siredposition.

Heatinganddefogging

Thismodeheatstheinterioranddefogsthewindshield.

1.Pressthe airflowcontrolbutton.
2. Turnthefancontroldialtothedesiredposition.
3. Turnthetemperaturecontroldialtothedesiredpositionbetweenthemiddleandthe hotposition.

- When the positionisselected, the air conditionerautomaticallyturnsoniftheoutsidetemperatureismorethan36°F(2°C). Thisdehumidifiestheairwhichhelpsdefog thewindshield. The modeautomaticallyturnsoff, allowingoutsideairtobe drawnintothepassengercompartento furtherimprovethedefoggingperformance.

Operatingtips

Clearsnowandicefromthewiperblades andairinletinfrontofthewindshield.This improvesheateroperation.

Starttheengine,turnthefancontroldialtothe desiredposition,andpressthe A/C button to activate the air conditioner. When the air conditioner is on, cooling and dehumidifying functions are added to the heater operation.

The airconditioner cooling function operates only when the engine is running.

Cooling

Thismodeisusedtocoolanddehumidifytheair.

1. Pressthe button(TypeA) totheOFF position or pressthe button(TypeB).
   2.Pressthe airflowcontrolbutton.
2. Turnthefancontroldialtothedesiredposition.
   4.Pressthe A/C button.
3. Turnthetemperaturecontroldialtothedesiredposition.

-For quick cooling when the outside temperature is high, press the button to the ON position. Besureto return the button to the OFF position (TypeA) or press the button (TypeB) for normal cooling. The indicator light on the button will go off. You may also select MAXA/C for quick cooling.

Dehumidifiedheating

Thismodeisusedtoheatanddehumidifytheair.

1. Pressthe button to the OFF position (TypeA) or pressthe button (TypeB).
   2.Pressthe airflowcontrolbutton.
2. Turnthefancontroldialtothedesiredposition.
   4.Pressthe A/C buttonon.
3. Turnthetemperaturecontroldialtothede-siredposition.

Operatingtips

• Keepthewindowsclosedwhiletheairconditionerisinoperation.
  ●Afterparkinginthesun,drivefor2or3minuteswiththewindowsopentoventhotair fromthepassengercompartment.Then, closetehindows.Thisallowstheairconditionertocooltheinteriormorequickly.
  ●Theairconditioningsystemshouldbe operatedforapproximately10minutes atleastonceamonth. Thishelpspreventdamagetothesystemduetolack oflubrication.
• Avisiblemistmaybeseencomingfromthe ventilatorsinhot,humidconditionsastheair iscooledrapidly.Thisdoesnotindicatea malfunction.
• If the engine coolant temperature gauge indicates engine coolant temperature over the normal range, turn the air conditioner off. For additional information, refer to "If your vehicle overheats" in the "incase of emergency" section of this manual.

AIRFLOWCHARTS

The following chart show the button and dial positions for MAXIMUM AND QUICK heating, cooling or defrosting. For additional information on heating and cooling, refer to "Heater and air conditioner" in this section. The air recirculation ( ) modes should always be OFF for heating and defrosting.

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DEFROSTING/DEFOGGING

A/C Button	Air flow control	Temp control	Fan control	Air recirculation button
OFF		HOT (RIGHT)	HI (RIGHT)	OFF

Air passed through heater core

BI-LEVEL HEATING

A/C Button	Air flow control	Temp control	Fan control	Air recirculation button
OFF		HOT (RIGHT)	HI (RIGHT)	OFF

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COOLING

A/C Button	Air flow control	Temp control	Fan control	Air recirculation button
Auto turns ON	MAX A/C	COOL (LEFT)	HI (RIGHT)	Auto turns ON

LHA2043

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SERVICINGAIRCONDITIONER

AUDIOSYSTEM

The air conditionersysteminyourNISSANvehicle is charged with arefrigerant designed with the environment in mind.

Thisrefrigerantdoesnotharmtheearth's ozonelayer.

SpecialchargingequipmentandlubricantisrequiredwhenservicingyourNISSANairconditioner.Usingimproperrefrigerantsorlubricantswillcauseseveredamagetoyourairconditioner system.Foradditionalinformation,referto"Air conditionersystemrefrigerantandoilrecommendations"inthe"Technicalandconsumerinformation"sectionofthismanual.

ANISSAN dealerisable to service your "environmentally friendly" air conditioningsystem.

WARNING

The airconditionersystem contains refrigerant under high pressure. To avoid personal injury, any air conditioners service should be done only by an experienced technician with properequipment.

RADIO

PlacetheignitionswitchintheACCorON positionandpressthePWR(power)button/VOL(volume)knobtoturntheradioon.Ifyoulistento theradiowiththeengine notrunning,theignition switchshouldbeplacedintheACCposition.

Radioreceptionisaffectedbystationsignal strength, distance from radiotransmitter, buildings, bridges, mountains and other external influences. Intermittent changes in reception quality normally are caused by these external influences.

Usingacellularphoneinornearthevehicle may influenceradioreceptionquality.

Radioreception

YourNISSANradiosystemisequipped with state-of-the-artelectroniccircuitstoenhanceradioreception. These circuits are designed to extend reception range, and to enhance the quality of that reception.

However, there are some general characteristics of both FM and AM radiosignal that can affect radioreception quality in an moving vehicle, even when the finest equipment is used. These characteristics are completely normal in a given reception area and do not indicate anymalfunction in your NISSAN radiosystem.

Receptionconditionswillconstantlychangebecauseofvehiclemovement.Buildings,terrain, signaldistanceandinterferencefromothervehiclescanworkagainstidealreception.Describedbelowaresomeofthefactorsthatcan affectyourradioreception.

Somecellularphonesorotherdevicesmay causeinterferenceorabuzzingnoisetocome fromtheaudiosystemspeakers.Storingthede-viceinadifferentlocationmayreduceoreliminatethenoise.

FMRADIORECEPTION

Range: FMrangeisnormallylimitedto25–30mi (40–48km), withmonaural(singlechannel)FM havingslightlymorerangethanstereoFM. ExternalinfluencesmaysometimesinterferewithFM stationreceptioneveniftheFMstationiswithin 25mi(40km). ThestrengthoftheFMsignalis directlyrelatedtothedistancebetween the transmitterandreceiver.FMsignalsfollowaline-of-sightpath, exhibitingmanyofthesamecharacteristicsaslight. Forexample, theywillreflect offobjects.

Fadeanddrift: As your vehicle moves away from astation transmitter, the signals will tend to fade and or drift.

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Staticandflutter: Duringsignalinterference from buildings, largehillsorduetoantennaposition (usuallyinconjunctionwithinincreaseddistance fromthestationtransmitter), staticorfluttercan beheard. Thiscanbereducedbyadjustingthe treblecontroltoreducetrebleresponse.

Multipathreception: Because of the reflective characteristics of FM signals, direct and reflected signals reach thereceiver at the same time. The signals may can be able to result in immediate flutter or loss of sound.

AMRADIORECEPTION

AMsignals, because of their low frequency, can bendaround objects and skip along the ground. In addition, the signals can be bounded off the ionosphere and bent back to earth. Because of these characteristics, AMsignals are also subject to interference as they travel from transmitter to receiver.

Fading: Occurswhilethevehicleispassing throughfreewayunderpassesorinareaswith manytallbuildings.Itcanalsooccurforseveral secondsduringionosphericurtubulenceevenin areaswherenoobstaclesexist.

Static: Caused by thunderstorms, electrical powerlines, electricsignsandeventrafficlights.

SATELLITERADIORECEPTION(ifso equipped)

Whenthesatelliteradioisusedforthefirsttime orthebatteryhasbeenreplaced,thesatellite radiomaynotworkproperly.Thisisnotamal-function.Waitmorethan10minuteswithsatellite radioONandthevehicleoutsideofanymetalor largebuildingforsatelliteradiotoreceiveallof thenecessarydata.

Nosatelliteradioreceptionisavailableunless thereisanactiveSiriusXM®SatelliteRadioservicesubscription.Satelliteradioisnotavailablein Alaska,HawaiiandGuam.Ifsatelliteradioisnot operationalthenpressingtheRADIObuttonwill switchbetweenFMandAMbands.

Satelliteradioperformancemaybeaffectedif cargocarriedontheroofblocksthesatelliteradio signal.

If possible, donotputcargooverthesatellite antenna.

Abuildupoficeonthesatelliteradioantennacan affectsatelliteradioperformance.Removethe icetorestosatelliteradioreception.

AUDIOOPERATIONPRECAUTIONS

Compactdisc(CD)player

CAUTION

• DonotforceacompactdiscintotheCD insertslot.ThiscoulddamagetheCD and/orCDplayer.
• TryingtoloadaCDwiththeCDdoor closedcoulddamagetheCDand/orCD player.
  -OnlyoneCDcanbeloadedintotheCD playeratatime.
• Onlyusehighquality4.7in(12cm) rounddiscsthathavethe"COMPACT discDIGITALAUDIO"logoonthedisc orpackaging.
• Duringcoldweatherorrainydays,the playermaymalfunctionduetothehumidity.Ifthisoccurs,removetheCD anddehumidifyorventilatetheplayer completely.
  ●Theplayermayskipwhiledrivingon roughroads.

• TheCDplayersometimes cannot function when the compartment temperature is extremely high or low. Decrease/increase the temperature before use.

• DonotexposetheCDtodirectsun-light.

• CDsthatareinpoorconditionorare dirty, scratchedorcoveredwithfingerprintsmaynotworkproperly.
• The following CDsmaynotworkproperly:

●Copycontrolcompactdiscs(CCCD)
●Recordablecompactdiscs(CD-R)
●Rewritablecompactdiscs(CD-RW)

- DonotusethefollowingCDsasthey maycausetheCDplayertomalfunction:

●3.1in(8cm)discswithanadapter
- CDsthatarenotround
- CDswithapaperlabel
- CDsthatarewarped,scratched,or haveabnormaledges

• This audiosystem can only play pre-recorded CDs. It has no capability to record or burn CDs.
• If the CD cannot be played, one of the following messages will be displayed.

CHECKDISC

• Confirm that the CDisinserted correctly (thelabelsideisfacingup, etc.).
• Confirm that the CD is not bentor warped and its free of scratches.

PRESSEJECT

Thisisanerrorduetoexcessivetemperatureinsidetheplayer.RemovetheCDbypassingtheEJECTbutton.Afterashorttime,reinserttheCD.TheCDcanbeplayedwhenthetemperatureoftheplayerreturnstonormal.

UNPLAYABLE

Thefileisunplayableinthisaudiosystem(onlyMP3orWMA(ifsoequipped)CD).

CompactdiscwithMP3orWMA(if soequipped)

Terms

• MP3—MP3isshortforMovingPictures ExpertsGroupAudioLayer3.MP3isthe mostwell-knowncompresseddigitalaudio fileformat.Thisformatallowsfornear"CD quality"sound,butatafractionofthesizeof normalaudiofiles.MP3conversionofan audiotrackfromCD-ROMcanreducethe filesizebyapproximatelya 10:1 ratiowith virtuallyoperceptiblelossinquality.MP3 compressionremovestheredundantand irrelevantpartsofasoundsignalthatthe humaneardoesn'thear.
• WMA—WindowsMediaAudio(WMA)*isa compressedaudioformatcreatedbyMicrosoftasanalternativetoMP3.TheWMA codeoffersgreaterfilecompressionthan theMP3codec,enablingstorageofmore digitalaudiotracksinthesameamountof spacewhencomparedtoMP3satthesame levelofquality.

• Bitrate—Bitratedenotesthenumberof bitspersecondusedbyadigitalmusicfile. Thesizeandqualityofacompresseddigital audiofileisdeterminedbythebitrateused whenencodingthefile.

• Samplingfrequency—Samplingfrequency istherateatwhichthesamplesofasignal areconvertedfromanalogtodigital(A/D conversion)persecond.

• Multisession—Multisessionisoneofthe methodsforwritingdatatomedia.Writing dataoncetothemediaiscaledasing single session,andwritingmorethanonceiscalled amultisession.
• ID3/WMATag—TheID3/WMAtagisthe partoftheencodedMP3orWMAfilethat containsinformationaboutthedigitalmusic filesuchassongtitle,artist,encodingbit rate,tracktimeduration,etc.ID3taginformationisdisplayontheArtist/songtitle lineonthedisplay.

*Windows® and Windows Media® are registered trademarks and trademarks in the United States of America and other countries of Microsoft Corporation of the USA.

graph TD
    A["ROOT FOLDER"] --> B["1"]
    A --> C["2"]
    A --> D["3"]
    A --> E["4"]
    A --> F["5"]
    A --> G["6"]
    A --> H["7"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    note right of A: : FOLDER
    note right of A: : MP3 or WMA
    WHA1078

Playbackorderchart

Playbackorder

Music playbackorderofaCDwithMP3orWMA filesisasillustrated.

- ThenamesoffoldersnotcontainingMP3or WMAfilesarenotshowninthedisplay.

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• Ifthereisafileinthetoplevelofthedisc, "RootFolder" is displayed.
• The playbackorderistheorderinwhichthe fileswerewrittenbythewritingsoftware. Therefore, thefilesmightnotplayinthe desiredorder.

Specificationchart

SupportedmediaCD,CD-R,CD-RW
Supported file systems			ISO9660 LEVEL1, ISO9660 LEVEL2, Apple ISO, Romeo, Joliet * ISO9660 Level 3 (packet writing) is not supported.
Supported versions*1	MP3	VersionMPEG1,MPEG2,MPEG2.5	z-48kHz
		Samplingfrequency8kHz	VBR
		Bitrate8kbps-320kbps
	WMAVersionWMA7,WMA8,WMA9
TaginformationID3tagVER1.0,VER1.1,VER2.2,VER2.3(MP3only)
FolderlevelsFolderlevels:8,Maxfolders:255(includingfootfolder),Files:512(Max.255filesforonefolder)
Textcharacternumberlimitation128characters
Displayablecharactercodes*2			01: ASCII, 02: ISO-8859-1, 03: UNICODE (UTF-16 BOM Big Endian), 04: UNICODE (UTF-16 Non-BOM Big Endian), 05: UNICODE(UTF-8),06:UNICODE(Non-UTF-16BOMLittleEndian)

*1 Filescreatedwithacombinationof48kHzsamplingfrequencyand64kbpsbitratecannotbeplayed.

*2Availablecodesdependonwhatkindofmedia,versionsandinformationaregoingtobedisplayed.

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Troubleshootingguide

SymptomCauseandCounter	measure
Cannotplay	Checkifthediscwasinsertedcorrectly.
	Checkifthediscisscratchedordirty.
	Check if there is condensation inside the player. If there is, wait until the condensation is gone (about 1 hour) before using the player.
	Ifthereisatemperatureincreaseerror,theCDplayerwillplaycorrectlyafteritreturnstothenormaltemperature.
	If there is a mixture of music CD files (CD-DA data) and MP3/WMA files on a CD, only the music CD files (CD-DA data) will be played.
	Files with extensions other than ".MP3",".WMA",".mp3" or ".wma" cannot be played. In addition, the character codes and number of characters for foldernamesandfilenamesshouldbeincompliancewiththespecifications.
	Checkifthefinalizationprocess,suchassessioncloseanddiscclose,isdoneforthedisc.
	Checkifthediscisprotectedbycopyright.
Poorsoundquality	Checkifthediscisscratchedordirty.
	Bitratemaybetoolow.
Ittakesarelativelylongtime beforethemusicstarts playing.	If there are many folders or file levels on the MP3/WMA disc, or if it is a multisession disc, some time may be required before the music starts playing.
Musiccutsofforskips	The writing software and hardware combination might not match, or the writing speed, writing depth, writing width, etc., might not match the specifications.Tryusingtheslowestwritingspeed.
Skippingwithhighbitrate files	Skippingmayoccurwithlargequantitiesofdata,suchasforhighbitratedata.
Movesimmediatelytothe nextsongwhenplaying	When a non-MP3/WMA file has been given an extension of ".MP3",".WMA",".mp3"or ".wma", or when play is prohibited by copyright protection, there willbeapproximately5secondsofnosoundandthentheplayerwillskiptothenextsong.
Songsdonotplaybackin thedesiredorder	The playback order is the order in which the files were written by the writing software. Therefore, the files might not play in the desired order.

USB(UniversalSerialBus) ConnectionPort(ifsoequipped)

WARNING

Donotconnect, disconnect, or operate the USB device while driving. Doingsocan be adistraction. If distracted you could lose controlof your vehicle and cause an accidentor serious injury.

CAUTION

• DonotforcetheUSBdeviceintothe USBport.InsertingtheUSBdevice tiltedorup-side-downintotheportmay damagetheport.Makesurethatthe USBdeviceisconnectedcorrectlyinto theUSBport.
• DonotgrabtheUSBportcover(ifso equipped)whenpullingtheUSBdevice outoftheport.Thiscoulddamagethe portandthecover.
• DonotleavetheUSBcableinaplace whereitcanbepulledunintentionally. Pullingthecablemaydamagetheport.

The vehicle is not equipped with a USB device. USB devices should be purchased separately as necessary.

This system cannot be used to format USB devices. To form a USB device, use a personal computer.

Insomejurisdictions,theUSBdeviceforthefront seatsplaysonlysoundwithoutimagesforregulatoryreasons,evenwhenthevehicleisparked.

This systems supports various USB connection port devices, USB hard drives and iPod® players. Some USB devices may not be supported by this system.

• PartitionedUSBdevicesmaynotplaycor-rectly.
• Somecharactersusedinotherlanguages (Chinese, Japanese, etc.) may not appear properly in the display. Using English language characters with a USB device is recommended.

GeneralnotesforUSBuse

- Refertoyourdevicemanufacturer'sowner informationregardingtheproperuseand careofthedevice.

NotesforiPod®use

iPod®isatrademarkofAppleInc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

• ImproperlypluggingintheiPod® maycause acheckmarktobedisplayedonandoff (flickering).Alwaysmakesurethatthe iPod® isconnectedproperly.
• AniPod® nano(1stGeneration) may remain infastforwardorrewindmodeifitisconnectedduringaseekoperation. In this case, pleasemanuallyresettheiPod®.
• AniPod® nano(2ndGeneration) will continuetofast-forwardorrewindifitisdisconnectedduringaseekoperation.
• Anincorrectsongtitlemayappearwhenthe PlayModeischangedwhileusinganiPod® nano(2ndGeneration).
• Audiobooksmaynotplayinthesameorder astheyappearonaniPod®.
• Largevideofilescauseslowresponsesinan iPod®. The vehiclecenterdisplaymaymomentarilyblackout, but will soon recover.
• IfaniPod® automaticallyselectslargevideo fileswhileintheshufflemode,thevehicle centerdisplaymaymomentarilyblackout, butwillsoonrecover.

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LHA2057

FM/AMRADIOWITHCOMPACT DISC(CD)PLAYER(TypeA)(ifso equipped)

1.FM·AMbutton

3.CDbutton

4.CDinsertslot

5.AUXbutton

6.MENUbutton

1. ▲ CDejectbutton

2. ◀◀ TUNEButton

8.RPT(repeat)button

9.AUX(auxiliary)INjack

10.SCANbutton

11.PWR(power)button/VOL(volume)control knob
12.RDM(random)button
13.Stationselect(1-6)buttons

1. SEEKbutton

For additional information on alloperation precautions, referto "Audiooperation precautions" in this section.

Audiomainoperation

PWR(power)buttonandVOL(volume) controlknob

PlacetheignitionswitchintheACCorON position, thenpressthePWR(power)button. If youlistentotheradiowiththeenginenotrunning, placetheignitionswitchintheACCposition. The mode(radioorCD)thatwasplayingimmediately beforethesystemwasturnedoffresumesplaying.

WhennoCDisloaded,theradiocomeson. PressingthePWRbuttonagainturnsthesystem off.

TurntheVOLcontrolknobtotherighttoincrease volumeortothelefttodecreasevolume.

MENUbutton(BASS,TREBLE,FADE, BALANCEandCLOCK)

PresstheMENUbuttontochangethemodeas follows:

$$ \mathrm{BAS} \rightarrow \mathrm{TRE} \rightarrow \mathrm{FAD} \rightarrow \mathrm{BAL} \rightarrow \mathrm{CLOCK} \rightarrow \mathrm{BAS} $$

ToadjustBass, Treble, FadeandBalance, press theMENUbuttonuntilthedesiredmodeappears inthedisplay. Press the SEEKbuttontoadjust BassandTrebletothedesiredlevel. Youcanalso usethe SEEKbuttontoadjustFadeandBalance modes. Balanceadjuststhesoundbetween the rightandlefspeakers. Sincethisvehicleisnot equipped with threatspeakers, adjustingthefade totherearofthevehiclewillreducethevolume untilnosoundisplayed.

Once you have adjusted the sound quality to the desired level, press the MENU button repeatedly until the radioor CD display reappears. Otherwise, the radioor CD display will automatically reappear after about 10 seconds.

NOTE:

If the clock is enabled, pressing the MENU button will chan get themode as follows: BAS → TRE → FAD → BAL → CLOCK → Hour adjustment → Minute adjustment → BAS

For additional information on setting the clock, refer to "Clockset" in this section.

Clockoperation

PresstheMENUbuttonuntilCLOCKisdisplayed;usetheSEEKbuttontoturntheclock displayon(CLKON)oroff(CLKOFF).

Clockset

Iftheclockisnotdisplayedwiththeignition switchintheACCorONposition,youneedto selecttheCLKONmode.PresstheMENUbuttonrepeatedlyuntilCLOCKisdisplayed.Usethe SEEKbuttontoenableCLKONmode.

1. PresstheMENUbuttonrepeatedlyuntil CLOCKmodeappears; presstheSEEK buttonuntilCLKONappears.
2. PresstheMENUbuttonagain; thehourswill startflashing.

1. PresstheSEEKbutton adjustthehour.
2. PresstheMENUbuttonagain; the display will switch to the minute adjustment mode.
3. Theminuteswillstartflashing.PressSEEK button ◀◀ or ▶▶ toadjusttheminutes.
4. PresstheMENUbuttonagaintoexitthe clocksetmode.

Thedisplaywillreturntotheregularclockdisplay after10seconds,orpresstheMENUbutton againtoreturntotheregularclockdisplay.

Resettingthetime

HoldtheMENUbuttondownandthenpressthe TUNEorSEEKbutton;thetimewillresetas follows:

• Ifthedisplayedminutesbeforetheresetare intherangeof:00-:29, thehourdisplayed beforetheresetwillstaythesameandthe minuteswillberesetto:00.
• Ifthedisplayedminutesbeforetheresetare intherangeof:30-:59,thehourdisplayed beforetheresetwilladvancebyonehour andtheminuteswillberesetto:00.

Forexample, if the MENU button and the TUNE or SEEK button are pressed while the timed displayed is between 8:00 and 8:29, the display will be set to 8:00. If the buttons were pressed while the time was between 8:30 and 8:59, the display will be set to 9:00. At the same time the display will return to the audio.

FM/AMradiooperation

FM-AMbutton

PresstheFM·AMbuttontochangethebandas follows:

FM1→FM2→AM→FM1

TheFMstereoindicator,ST(STEREO),illuminatesduringFMstereoreception. When the stereobroadcastsignalisweak,theradioautomaticallychangesfromstereotomonauralreception.

TUNEbuttons:

Manualtuning

PresstheTUNE ← orbuttonforless than0.5secondsformanualtuning. Tomovequicklythroughthechannels,pressand holdeitherTUNE ← orbuttondown formorethan1.5seconds.

SEEKbuttons:

SEEKtuning

PresstheSEEK 🖼️ orb@bntoseek throughthefrequencies.Seektuningbegins fromlowtohighfrequencies,orhightolow frequencies,dependingonwhichbuttonis pressed,andstopsatthenextbroadcastingstation.Oncethehighestbroadcastingstationis reached,theradiocontinuesintheseekmodeat the lowestbroadcastingstation.

Stationmemoryoperations

TwelvestationscanbesetfortheFMband(6for FM1 and 6for FM2)and6stationscanbesetfor theAMbandtothepresetbuttons.

1. PresstheFM-AMbuttontochangetothe desiredband.
2. Tunetothedesiredstationusingmanual TUNEorSEEKtuning.Pressandholdanyof thedesiredstationmemorybuttons(1-6) untilabeepsoundisheard.(Theradiomutes whentheselectbuttonispressed.)

3. The channel indicator will then come on and the sound will resume. Programming is now complete.

4. Other button scan beset in the samemanner.

If the batterycable is disconnected, or if the fuse opens, theradiomemory will be canceled. In that case, reset the desired stations.

Compactdisc(CD)playeroperation

Iftheradioisalreadyoperating, it automatically turnsoffandthecompactdiscbeginstoplay.

CDbutton

When the CD button is pressed with a compact discarded and theradioplaying, theradioturns off and the last used compact disc start to play.

TUNE(rewindandfast forward)buttons

When the TUNE ◀◀ or ▶ button is pressedwhilethecompactdiscisplaying,the compactdiscplaysatanincreasedspeedwhile rewindingorfastforwarding.Whenthebuttonis released,thecompactdiscreturnstonormalplay speed.

SEEKbuttons

When ▶▶ ispressedwhilethecompactdisc isplaying,thenexttrackfollowingthepresent onestartstoplayfromthebeginning.

Press ▶▶ severaltimestoskipseveraltracks. Eachtimethebuttonispressed, theCDadvances1additionaltrack. Thetracknumberappearsinthedisplaywindow. (Whenthelasttrack onthecompactdiscisskipped, thefirsttrackis played.)

When ispressed, the track being played return to the beginning. Press several timestepskipback several tracks. Each time the button is pressed, the CD moves back on track.

RPT(repeat)button

WhentheRPTbuttonispressedwhilethecompactdiscisbeingplayed,theplaypatterncanbe changedasfollows:

1←Normal

1: Thetrack that is currently playing will be repeated.

RDM(random)button

When the RDM button is pressed while the compact discis being played, the play pattern can be changed as follows:

RDM Normal

RDM: Tracks from the discthat is currently playing will be played randomly.

AUX(Auxiliary)button

The AUXINjackislocated on the CD player. The AUXINaudioinput jack accepts any standard analog audio input such as from a portable cassette tape/CD player, MP3 player or laptop computers.

PresstheAUXbuttontoplayacompatibledevice whenitispluggedintotheAUXINjack.

CDEJECTbutton

Whenthe ▲ CDejectbuttonispressedwith acompactdiscloaded, the compactdiscwill be ejected.

Whenthe ▲ CDejectbuttonispressed whilethecompactdiscisbeingplayed,thecompactdiscwillejectandthesystemwillturnoff.

CDINindicator:

CDINindicatorappearsonthedisplaywhenthe CDisloadedwiththesystemon.

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FM/AMRADIOWITHCOMPACT DISC(CD)PLAYER(TypeB)(ifso equipped)

1. ✗ (mute)button

2. DISP(display)/TEXTbutton

3.AMbutton

4.FMbutton

5.CDinsertslot

6.CDbutton

7.AUXbutton

8.CLOCKbutton

1. ▲ (eject)button

2. TUNE/FF-REW/FOLDERbutton

11.SPEEDVOL(volume)button

12.AUDIObutton

13.AUXINjack

14.Stationselect(1-6)buttons

15.VOLUMEcontrolknob

16.PWR(power)button

17.SCANbutton

18.RPT(repeat)button

19.RDM(random)button

1. ▲ ▼ SEEK/TRACKbutton

For additional information on alloperation precautions, referto "Audiooperation precautions" in this section.

Audiomainoperation

POWER/VOLUMEcontrol:

PlacetheignitionswitchintheACCorON position.PressthePWR(power)buttonwhile thesystemisofftocallupthemode(radio,CDor AUX)thatwasplayingimmediatelybeforethe systemwasturnedoff.Whilethesystemison, pressingthePWRbuttonturnsthesystemoff.

TurntheVOL(volume)controlknobtoadjustthe volume.

MUTEbutton:

Pressthe ✗ buttontomutetheaudiosound.

Pressthe ✗ buttonagaintoresumeplaying theaudioatitspreviousvolume.

AUDIObutton(Bass,Treble,Fade,Balance,SSV,Beep)

PresstheAUDIObuttontochangethemodeas follows:

Bass → Treble → Fade → Balance → Beep ON/OFF→BAS

ToadjustBass, Treble, FadeandBalance, press theAUDIObuttonuntilthedesiredmodeappearsinthedisplay.PresstheTUNE

ororSEEKorbuttontoad- justtheselectedmodetothedesiredlevel.Bal-

anceadjuststhesoundbetweentherightandlest speakers.Sincethisvehicleisnotequippedwith rearspeakers,adjustingthefadetotherearofthe vehiclewillreducethevolumeuntilnosoundis played.

TochangetheBeeptoONorOFF, press the TUNEbuttonupordownuntilthedesiredmode isdisplayed. This will enable or disable the beep soundheard during menuselection.

SPEEDVOLbutton:

TochangetheSpeedSensitiveVolume(SSV) modetoOff, Low, MidorHigh, presstheSPEED VOLbuttonuntilthedesiredsettingisdisplayed.

Once you have adjusted the sound quality to the desired level, press the AUDIO button repeatedly until the radioor CD display reappears. If no actionistaken, ther radioor CD display will automatically reappear after approximately 5 seconds.

Clockset

If the clock is not displayed with the ignition switch in the ACC or ON position, press the CLOCK button to resumethedisplay. Pressing the CLOCK button to toggle the clock display on and off.

1. PressandholdtheCLOCKbuttonuntilthe clockdisplaystartstoflash.

2. PresstheSEEK/TRACKbutton or ▼ toadjustthehours.

1. Press the TUNE/FF-REW/FOLDER button ▲ or ▼ toadjusttheminutes.

2. PresstheCLOCKbuttonagaintoexitthe clocksetmode.

Ifnoactionistaken, the display will return to the regular clock display after 10 seconds.

DISP(display)button

ThisbuttonworksduringFMandCDoperation.

FM/AMradiooperation

AMbutton

PresstheAMbuttontochangethebandtoAM.

IfanotheraudiosourceisplayingwhentheAM buttonispressed,theaudiosourceplayingwill automaticallybeturnedoffandthelastradio stationplayedwillbeginplaying.

FMbutton

PresstheFMbuttontochangethebandas follows:

FM1→FM2→FM1

IfanotheraudiosourceisplayingwhentheFM buttonispressed,theaudiosourceplayingwill

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automaticallybeturnedoffandthelastradio stationplayedwillbeginplaying.

TheFMstereoindicator(ST)illuminatesduring FMstereoreception. Whenthestereobroadcast signalisweak,theradioautomaticallychanges fromstereotomonauralreception.

TUNEButton(Tuning):

PresstheTUNE/FF-REW/FOLDER

button ▼ orfor*manualtuning.

SEEKtuning:

PresstheSEEK/TRACKbutton

totunefromlowtohighorhightolowfrequenciesandtostopatthenextbroadcastingstation.

SCANtuning

PresstheSCANbuttontostopateachbroadcastingstationfor5seconds.Pressingthebuttonagainduringthis5secondperiodwillstopSCANtuningandtheradiowillremaintunedtothatstation.IftheSCANbuttonisnotpressedwithin5seconds,SCANtuningmovestothenext station.

1to6Stationmemoryoperations

TwelvestationscanbesetfortheFMband(6for FM1,6forFM2)andsixstationscanbesetfor theAMband.

1. ChoosetheradiobandAM, FM1 or FM2 using the AM or FM button.
2. Tunetothedesiredstationusingmanual, SEEKorSCANtuning. Pressandholdany ofthedesiredstationmemorybuttons(1-6)untilabeepsoundisheard.
3. The channel indicator will then come on and the sound will resume. Programming is now complete.
4. Other button scan beset in the samemanner.

If the batterycable is disconnected or if the fuse opens, theradiomemory will be canceled. In that case, reset the desired stations.

Compactdisc(CD)playeroperation

Iftheradioisalreadyoperating, it automatically turnsoffandthecompactdiscbeginstoplay.

CDbutton

When the CD button is pressed with the system off and the compact discarded, the system will turn on and the compact disc will start to play.

When the CD button is pressed with a compact discarded and theradioplaying, theradiowill automatically be turned off and the compact disc will start to play.

DISP/TEXTbutton

WhentheDISP/TEXTbuttonispressedwhilea CDisplaying, thedisplaywillchangeasfollows:

CD:

Track number → Disc title → Song title → Track number

CDwithMP3orWMA:

Tracknumber→Foldertitle→Albumtitle→Artist→Songtitle→Tracknumber

TUNE/FF-REW/FOLDER (ReverseorFastForward)

button:

CD:

WhentheTUNE/FF-REW/FOLDER

button ▲ (fastforward)or(reverse)is pressedwhilethecompactdiscisplaying,the compactdiscplaysatanincreasedspeedwhile reversingorfastforwarding.Whenthebuttonis released,thecompactdiscreturnstonormalplay speed.

CDwithMP3orWMA:

WhentheTUNE/FF-REW/FOLDER

button ▲ (fastforward)or(reverse)is

pressedforlessthan1.5secondswhilethe compactdiscisplaying,thefoldersintheCDwill change.

WhentheTUNE/FF-REW/FOLDER

button ▲ (fastforward)or(reverse)is pressedformorethan1.5secondwhilethe compactdiscisplaying,thecompactdiscplays atanincreasedspeedwhilereversingorfast forwarding.Whenthebuttonisreleased,the compactdiscreturnstonormalplayspeed.

SEEK/TRACKbutton

WhentheSEEK/TRACKbutton pressedwhilethecompactdiscisplaying, the nexttrackfollowingthepresentonestartstoplay fromthebeginning.PresstheSEEK/TRACK button severaltimestoskipseveraltracks. Eachtimethebuttonispressed,theCDadvancesoneadditionaltrack.Thetracknumber appearsinthedisplaywindow.(Whenthelast trackonthecompactdiscisskipped,thefirst trackisplayed.)

WhentheSEEK/TRACKbutton pressed, the track being played return to the beginning. PresstheSEEK/TRACK button several timestepskipback several tracks. Each time the button is pressed the CD moves back on track.

RPTbutton

When the RPT button is pressed while a compact discisplaying, the play pattern can be changed as follows:

CD:

TRACKREPEAT→DISCREPEAT

CDwithMP3orWMA:

TRACKREPEAT: the current track will be repeated.

DISCREPEAT: playpatternreturnstonormal.

FOLDERREPEAT: the current folder will be re- peated.

RDMbutton

When the RDM button is pressed while a compact discisplaying, the play pattern can be changed as follows:

CD:

DISCRANDOM→DISCREPEAT

CDwithMP3orWMA:

DISC RANDOM → FOLDER RANDOM → DISC REPEAT

DISCRANDOM: all tracksonthediscwillbe playedrandomly.

FOLDERRANDOM:alltracksinthecurrent folderwillbeplayedrandomly.

DISCREPEAT: playpatternreturnstonormal.

AUX(Auxiliary)button

The AUXINjackislocatedonthefrontofthe radio. The AUXINaudioinputjackacceptsany standardanalogaudioinputsuchasfromaportablecassettetape/CDplayer, MP3playerora laptopcomputer.

Press the AUX button to play a compatible device whenitispluggedintotheAUXINjack.

EJECTbutton

When the ▲ button is pressed with a compact discarded, the compact disc willeject and the last source will be played.

When the ▲ buttonispressedtwicewith a compactdisloaded, thecompactdiscwill be ejectedfurtherforeasierCDremoval. Ifthedisc isnotremovedwithin15seconds, thediscwill reload.

FM/AM/SATRADIOWITH COMPACTDISC(CD)PLAYER

1.CDjectbutton

2.FM-AMbutton

3.AUXbutton

4.CDinsertslot

1. Backwardseekbutton and Forwardseekbutton

6.BACKbutton

7.TUNEknob/AUDIObutton

8.Displayscreen

9.ON-OFFbutton/VOL(volume)control knob

10.CDbutton

11.SXMbutton*

*Nosatelliteradioreceptionisavailablewhenthe SXMbuttonispressedtoaccesssatelliteradio stationsunlessoptionalsatellitereceiverandantennaareinstalledandaSiriusXM®Satellite Radioservicesubscriptionisactive.SatelliteradioisnotavailableinAlaska,HawaiiandGuam.

Foralloperationprecautions, referto "Audiooperationprecautions" in this section.

Audiomainoperation

ON-OFFbutton/VOL(volume)control knob

PlacetheignitionswitchintheACCorON positionandpresstheON-OFFbuttonwhilethe systemisofftocallupthemode(radio,CD,AUX,Bluetooth®audio,USBoriPod®)thatwasplayingimmediatelybeforethesystemwasturnedoff.

Toturnthesystemoff, press the ON-OFF button. Turnthe VOL(volume) control knob to adjust the volume.

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This vehicle may be equipped with Speed Sensitive Volume. When this feature is active, the audio volume changes asthe drivingspeed changes.

AUDIObutton

PresstheAUDIObuttontoshowtheSettings screenonthedisplay.TurntheTUNEknobto navigatetheoptionsandthenpresstheAUDIO buttontomakeaselection.

Audio
	BassAdjuststhebasstothedesiredlevel.
	TrebleAdjuststhetrebletothedesiredlevel.
	BalanceAdjuststhebalancetothedesiredlevel.Balanceadjuststhesoundlevelbetweentheleftandrightspeakers.
	FadeAdjuststhefadetothedesiredlevel.Fadeadjuststhesoundlevelbetweenthefrontandrearspeakers.
	Speed Sens Vol. (Speed Sensitive Volume)	Adjusts the Speed Sensitive Volume function, which increases the volume of the audio system as the speed of thevehicleincreases.Setto“OFF”todisablethefeature.Thehigherthesetting,themorethevolumeincreasesinrelationtovehiclespeed.
	AUXVol.Chooseasettingfrom0to+3tocontroltheboostofincomngauxiliarydevicevolume.Asettingof0providesnoadditionalboostinvolume.Asettingof+3providesthegreatestboostinvolume.

Bass, treble, balance and fade can also be adjusted by pressing the AUDIO button and turning the TUNE knob to select the item to adjust. When the desired item is shown on the display, turn the tuning to adjust and then press the AUDIO button until the display returns to the main audio screen. If the button is not pressed for approximately 10 seconds, theradioorCDdisplaywillautomatically reappear.

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SXMsettings

ToviewtheSXMsettings:

1.Pressthe[ APPS-Ⅰ ]button.
2. Touchthe "Settings" key.
3. Touchthe "SXM" key.

Thesignalstrength, activationstatus and other information are displayed on the screen.

FM/AM/SATradiooperation

FM-AMbutton

PresstheFM·AMbuttontochangethebandas follows:

$$ \mathrm{AM} \rightarrow \mathrm{FM1} \rightarrow \mathrm{FM2} \rightarrow \mathrm{AM} $$

Ifanotheraudiosourceisplayingwhenthe FM-AMbuttonispressed,theaudiosourceplayingwillautomaticallybeturnedoffandthelast radiostationplayedwillbeginplaying.

TheFMstereoindicator(ST)isshownonthe screenduringFMstereoreception. When the stereobroadcastsignalisweak,theradioautomaticallychangesfromstereotomonauralreception.

SXMbandselect

PressingtheSXMbuttonwillchangethebandas follows:

SXM1*→SXM2*→SXM3*→SXM1*(satellite, ifsoequipped)

WhentheSXMbuttonispressedwhiletheignitionswitchisintheACCorONposition,the radiowillcomeonatthelaststationplayed.

Thelaststationplayedwillalsocomeonwhenthe ON-OFFbuttonispressedtoturntheradioon.

*WhentheSXMbuttonispressed,thesatellite radiomodewillbeskippedunlessanoptional satellitereceiverandantennaareinstalledanda SiriusXM®SatelliteRadioservicesubscriptionis active.SatelliteradioisnotavailableinAlaska, HawaiiandGuam.

If a compact disc is playing when the SXM button is pressed, the compact disc will automatically be turned off and the lastradiostation played will come on.

WhiletheradioisinSXMmode, the operation can be controlled through the touch-screen. Touch the "Channels" key to display a list of channels. Touch a channel displayed on the list to chan getothatch channel. Touch the "Categories"

keytodisplayalistofcategories.Touchacate-gorydisplaydonthelisttodisplayoptions withinthatcategory.

Tuningwiththetouch-screen

WheninAMorFMmode,theradiocanbetuned usingthetouch-screen.Tobringupthevisualtuner, touchthe“Tune”keyonthelowerrightcornerofthe screen.Ascreenappearswithabarrunningfrom lowfrequenciesonthelefttohighfrequencieson theright.Touchthescreenatthelocationofthe frequencyyouwishtotuneandthestationwill changetothatfrequency.Toreturnotheregular radiodisplayscreen,touchthe“OK”key.

TuningwiththeTUNEknob

Theradiocanalabsobemanuallytunedusingthe TUNEknob.WheninFMorAMmode,turnthe TUNEknobtotheleftforlowerfrequenciesorto therightforhigherfrequencies.WheninSXM mode,turntheTUNEknobtochangethechannel.

SEEKtuning

WheninFMorAMmode, presstheseek buttons ortofhefromlowtohigh orhightolowfrequenciesandtostopatthenext broadcastingstation.

WheninSXMmode,presstheseek

buttons ↕ ↕ ortorlangethecategory.

1. The channel indicator will then come on and the sound will resume. Programming is now complete.

2. Otherbuttonscanbesetinthesamemanner.

If the batterycable is disconnected or if the fuse opens, theradiomemory will be canceled. In that case, reset the desired stations.

Presetscanalsobeselectedbytouchingthe desiredpresetnumberonthescreen.

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1to6Stationmemoryoperations

Twelve stations can beset for the FM band (6 for FM1, 6 for FM2) and 6 stations can beset for the AM band. Eighteen stations can beset for the SXM band (6 for SXM1, 6 for SXM2, 6 for SXM3).

1. ChoosetheradiobandAM, FM1 or FM2 using the FM-AM select button or choose theradiobandSXM1, SXM2, SXM3 using the SXM button.
2. Tunetothedesiredstationusingmanualor seektuning. Pressandholdanyofthedesiredstationmemorybuttons(1-6)untila beepsoundisheard.

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SmartFavoritesPresetSetup(ifso equipped)

TheSmartFavoritesfeatureallowstheuserto designatepresets,withintheSXM1,SXM2andSXM3bands,astheirSmartFavorites.Whenany oftheSmartFavoritepresetsareselected,the currenttrackonthatstationwillplayfromthe beginningofthesong.

ToprogramaSmartFavoritepreset:

1. PresstheSXMbutton.

2. Touch the "Setup" key.

3. Touch the "TuneStart" keytoactivate(ON) or deactivate(OFF) Smart Favorites.

4. Touch the "Add Preset" keyto select an available preset.

For additional information regarding preset memory options, refer to "1 to 6 station memory operations" in this section.

NOTE:

-SmartFavoriteswillstartfunctioningonly aftertheaudiounitisturnedonforafew minutes.
•TuneStartissupportedformusicchannelsonly.

ReplayScreen

TheReplayScreengivestheusertheabilityto replay,skip,pauseorrewindthecurrentlyaired track.

Whenthe"Replay"keyispressed,theReplay Screenisprompted.

REPLAYToreplayatrackfromthe

beginning, press the seekbutton. The user can continuetopressthe seekbutton to replay previous songs, but canonly go back as farasthesystem permits. Thesystem will warn the user when they cannot skip any further back by displaying "AttheEnd" in the bottom left corner of the screen.

SKIPToskipatrack, press

the ▶ trackbutton."Live" willappearinthebottomleft cornerofthescreenindicatingthedifferencefromplay timetoliveaudio.

PAUSETopauseatrack, press

the II pausebutton.

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REWIND/ Torewind/fastforwarda FAST track, holdthe ◀◀ or ▶◀ FOR- WARD seek/trackbutton.

Compactdisc(CD)playeroperation

Iftheradioisalreadyoperating, it automatically turnsoffandthecompactdiscbeginstoplay.

When the CD button is pressed with a compact discarded and theradioplaying, theradiow will automatically be turned off and the compact disc will start to play.

CDbutton

When the CD button is pressed with the system off and the compact discarded, the system will turn on and the compact disc will start to play.

CD/MP3displaymode

Menuitem
CD/MP3		WhilelisteningtoaCDoranMP3/WMACD,certaintextmaybedisplayed(whenaCDencodedwithtextis beingused).DependingonhowtheCDorMP3/WMACDisencoded,thetextisdisplayedlistingtheartist,albumandsongtitle.ThereareotherkeysdisplayedonthescreenwhenaCDisplaying:
	Random	Touchthe"Random"keytoapplyarandomplaypatterntotheCD.IfanMP3CDisplaying,touching"Random"oralternatesbetweenRandomFolder,andRandomAll.Thistextwillappearonthedisplay.Tocancel Randommode,touchthe"Random"keyuntilthekeyisnolongerhighlighted.
	RepeatTouchthe"Repeat"keytoapplyarepeatplaypatterntotheCD.IfanMP3CDisplaying,touching"Repeat"alternatesbetweenrepeatingthecurrentsongandrepeatingthecurrentfolder.Thistextwillappearonth display.TocancelRepeatmode,touchthe"Repeat"keyuntilthekeyisnolongerhighlighted
	Browse	Touch the "Browse" key to display the titles on the CD in list format. Touch the title of a song in the list to begin playingthatsong.IfanMP3CDisplaying,touchingthe"Browse"keywillalsolistthefoldersonthedisc.Followtheprocedureforselectingasongwiththetouch-screentochooseafolder.

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SEEK(ReverseorFast Forward)buttons

Pressandholdtheseekbuttons or for1.5secondswhilethecompactdiscisplaying toreverseorfastforwardthetrackbeingplayed. Thecompactdiscplaysatanincreasedspeed whilereversingorfastforwarding.Whenthebuttonisreleased,thecompactdisreturnstonormalplayspeed.

SEEKbuttons

Presstheseekbutton ◀◀ whileaCDor MP3/WMACDisplayingtoreturntothebeginningofthecurrenttrack.Presstheseek button ◀◀ severaltimestoskipbackwardseveraltracks.

Presstheseekbutton ▶whileaCDor MP3/WMACDisplayingtoadvanceonetrack. Presstheseekbutton ▶severaltimestoskip forwardseveraltracks.IfthelasttrackonaCDis skipped,thefirsttrackonthediscisplayed.Ifthe lasttrackinafolderofanMP3/WMACDis skipped,thefirsttrackofthenextfolderisplayed.

AUXbutton

The AUXINaudioinputjackacceptsanystandardanalogaudioinputsuchasfromaportablecassettetape/CDplayer,MP3playeroralaptop

computer.PresstheAUXbuttontoplayacom- patibledevicepluggedintotheAUXINjack.

CDEJECTbutton

When the ▲ CDEJECTbuttonispressed withacompactdiscloaded,thecompactdisc willejectandthelastsourcewillbeplayed. Ifthediscisnotremovedwithin10seconds,the discwillreload.

Additionalfeatures

Foradditionalinformation,referto"iPod®player operationwithNavigationSystem"regardingthe iPod®playeravailablewiththissysteminthis section.

For additional information, refer to "USB(Universal Serial Bus) Connection Port (model with Navigation System)" regarding the USB(Universal Serial Bus) Connection Port available with this system in this section.

Foradditionalinformation,referto"Bluetooth® streamingaudiowithNavigationSystem"regardingtheBluetooth®audiointerfaceavailablewith thissysteminthissection.

Line drawing of a car dashboard with control panel and air vent (no text or symbols)

USB(UniversalSerialBus) CONNECTIONPORT(modelswith NavigationSystem)

ConnectingadevicetotheUSB ConnectionPort

WARNING

Donotconnect, disconnect, or operate the USB device while driving. Doingsocan be adistraction. If distracted you could lose controlof your vehicle and cause an accidentor serious injury.

CAUTION

• To avoid damage and lossoff function when using a USB device, not the following precautions.
• DonotforcetheUSBdeviceintothe USBport.InsertingtheUSBdevice tiltedorup-side-downintotheportmay damagetheport.Makesurethatthe USBdeviceisconnectedcorrectlyinto theUSBport.
• DonotgrabtheUSBportcover(ifso equipped)whenpullingtheUSBdevice outoftheport.Thiscoulddamagethe portandthecover.
• DonotleavetheUSBcableinaplace whereitcanbepulledunintentionally. Pullingthecablemaydamagetheport.

Refertoyourdevicemanufacturer'sownerinformationregardingtheproperuseandcareofthe device.

TheUSBconnectionportislocatedinthecenter console①.InserttheUSBdeviceintotheconnectionport.

When a compatible storage device is plugged into the connection port, compatible audio files on the storage device can be played through the vehicle's audiosystem.

Audiofileoperation

AUXbutton

PlacetheignitionswitchintheONorACC positionandpresstheAUXbuttontoswitchto theUSBinputmode.Ifanotheraudiosourceis playingandaUSBmemorydeviceisinserted, presstheAUXbuttonuntilthecenterdisplay changestotheUSBmemorymode.

If the system has been turned off while the USB memory was playing, push the ON-OFF button to restart the USB memory.

Playinformation

Informationabouttheaudiofilesbeingplayedis shownonthedisplayscreenofthevehicle's audiosystem.Touch"Browse"todisplaythelist of foldersandfilesontheUSBdevice.Touchthe nameofasongonthescreentobeginplaying thatsong.

Seekingbuttons

Pressthe ◀ buttonwhileanaudiofileonthe USBdeviceisplayingtoreturntothebeginning ofthecurrenttrack.Pressthe ◀ buttonseveraltimestoskipbackwardseveraltracks.

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Pressthebuttonwhileanaudiofileonthe USBdeviceisplayingtoadvanceonetrack. Pressthe buttonseveraltimestoskipforwardseveraltracks.Ifthelasttrackinafolderon theUSBdeviceisskipped,thefirsttrackofthe nextfolderisplayed.

Randomandrepeatplaymode

WhilefilesonaUSBdeviceareplaying, the play patterncanbealteredsothatsongsarerepeated orplayedrandomly.

Random

Touchthe"Random"keytoapplyarandomplay patterntotheUSBdevice.Whetherandom modeisactive,the ✕ iconisdisplayedtothe leftofthesongtitleoralbumnametodenote whichrandompatternisapplied.TocancelRandommode,touchthe"Random"keyuntil no ✕ iconisdisplayed.

Repeat

Touchthe"Repeat"keytoapplyarepeatplay patterntotheUSBdevice.Whentherepeat modeisactive,the iconisdisplayedtothe leftofthesongtitleoralbumnametodenote whichrepeatpatternisapplied.TocancelRepeat mode,touchthe"Repeat"keyuntilno icon isdisplayed.

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iPod®*PLAYEROPERATIONWITH NAVIGATIONSYSTEM(ifso equipped)

ConnectingiPod®

WARNING

Donotconnect, disconnectoroperatethe USB device while driving. Doingsocanbe adistraction. If distracted you could lose controfo your vehicle and cause an accidentor serious injury.

CAUTION

• DonotforcetheUSBdeviceintothe USB port. Inserting the USB device tiltedorup-side-downintotheportmay damagetheport.Makesurethatthe USBdeviceisconnectedcorrectlyinto theUSBport.
• DonotgrabtheUSBportcover(ifso equipped)whenpullingtheUSBdevice outoftheport.Thiscoulddamagethe portandthecover.
• DonotleavetheUSBcableinaplace whereitcanbepulledunintentionally. Pullingthecablemaydamagetheport.

Foradditionalinformation,refertoyourdevice manufacturer'sownerinformationregardingthe properuseandcareofthedevice.

ToconnectaniPod® tothevehiclesothatthe iPod® canbecontrolledwiththeaudiosystem controlsanddisplayscreen,usetheUSBport locatedinthecenterconsole ①. Connectthe iPod®-specificendofthecabletotheiPod® andtheUSBendofthecabletotheUSBporton thevehicle.IfyouriPod® supportschargingviaa USBconnection,itsbatterywillbechargedwhile connectedtothevehiclewiththeignitionswitch intheACCorONposition.

While connected to the vehicle, the iPod® can only be operated by the vehicle audio controls.

TodisconnecttheiPod®fromthevehicle,removetheUSBendofthecablefromtheUSB portonthevehicle,thenremovethecablefrom theiPod®.

*iPod®isattrademarkofAppleInc.,registered in the U.S. and other countries.

Compatibility

The following models are compatible:

• iPod®5thGeneration(firmwareversion 1.2.3orlater)
• iPod®Classic(firmwareversion1.1.1 or later)
• iPod®Touch(firmwareversion2.0.0or later)*
• iPod®nano-1stgeneration(firmwareversion1.3.1 or later)
• iPod®nano-2ndgeneration(firmwareversion1.1.3orlater)
• iPod®nano-3rdgeneration(firmwareversion1.1.3orlater)
• iPod®nano-4thgeneration(firmwareversion1.0.4orlater)

- iPod® nano-5thgeneration(firmwareversion1.0.1 or later)

*SomefeaturesofthisiPod®maynotbefully functional.

MakesurethatyouriPod®firmwareisupdatedto theversionindicatedabove.

iPod®mainoperation

PlacetheignitionswitchintheACCorON position.PresstheAUXbuttonrepeatedlyto switchtotheiPod®mode.

If the system has been turned off while the iPod® was playing, pressing the ON-OFF button will start the iPod®.

AUXbutton

WhentheAUXbuttonispressedwiththesystemoffandtheiPod®connected,thesystemwillturnon.IfanotheraudiosourceisplayingandtheiPod®isconnected,presstheAUXbuttonrepeatedlyuntilthecenterdisplaychangestotheiPod®mode.

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Interface

TheinterfaceforiPod® operationshownonthe vehicle'saudiosystemdisplayscreenissimilarto theiPod®interface.Usethetouch-screen, BACKbuttonorthescrollingknobtonavigate themenusonthescreen.

WhentheiPod®isplaying,touchthe"Menu"key tobringuptheiPod®interface.

DependingontheiPod®model,thefollowing itemsmaybeavailableonthemenulistscreen. Foradditionalinformationabouteachitem,refer totheiPod®Owner'sManual.

●Playlists
●Artists
●Albums
-Genres
●Songs
•Composers
●Audiobooks
- Podcasts

Shuffleandrepeatplaymode

While theiPod®isplaying, the play pattern can be altered so that songs are repeated or played randomly.

Shuffle

Touchthe"Shuffle"keytoapplyarandomplay patterntotheiPod®. WhentheShufflemodeis active, the text is illuminated. Touching the "Shuffle" key on cemore will display the "Shuffle songs" key. Tocancel Shuffle mode, touch the "Shuffle" key again until the text is longer illuminated.

Repeat

Touchthe"Repeat"keytoapplyrepeatplay patterntotheiPod®. Whentherepeatmodeis active, the text is illuminated. Touching the "Repeat" key oncemorewill display the "Repeat song" key. TocancelRepeatmode, touch the "Repeat" key again until the text is no longer illuminated.

PresstheSEEK/TRACKbuttons toskipbackwardorforwardonetra

PressandholdtheSEEK/TRACKbuttons

orfor▶15secondswhileatrackisplaying toreverseorfastforwardthetrackbeingplayed. Thetrackplaysatanincreasedspeedwhile reversingorfastforwarding.Whenthebuttonis released,thetrackreturnstonormalplayspeed.

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    A[" "] --> B["B"]
    B --> C["A-Z"]
    C --> D["▲"]
    D --> E["○"]
    E --> F["▼"]

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BLUETOOTH®STREAMINGAUDIO WITHNAVIGATIONSYSTEM

If you have incompatible Bluetooth® audiode- vicethatiscapableofplayingaudiofiles,the device can be connected to the vehicle's audio system so that the audio files on the device play through the vehicle's speakers.

Scrollingmenus

Whilenavigatinglonglistsofartists,albumsor songsinthemusicmenu,itispossibletoscroll thelistbythefirstcharacterinthename.To activatecharacterindexing,touchandholdthe "A-Z"keyintheupperrightcornerofthescreen. TurntheTUNEknobtochoosethenumberor lettertojumptointhelistandthenpressthe AUDIObutton.

Ifnocharacterisselectedafter2seconds,the displayreturnstonormal.

ConnectingBluetooth®audio

ToconnectyourBluetooth®audiodevicetothe vehicle, follow the procedure below:

1. Pressthe APPS button.
2. Touch the "Setting" key.
3. Touchthe "Phone&Bluetooth" key.

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1. Touchthe "ConnectNewDevice" key.
2. Thesystemacknowledgesthecommand andasksyoutoinitiateconnectingfromthe device. Theconnectingprocedureofthe cellularphonevariesaccordingtoeachcellularphonemodel.Foradditionalinformation, refertothecellularphoneOwner's Manual.

Audiomainoperation

ToswitchtotheBluetooth®audiomode,press theAUXbuttonrepeatedlyuntiltheBluetooth® audiomodeisdisplayonthescreen.

ThecontrolsfortheBluetooth®audioaredisplayedonthescreen.

Four hand-drawn diagrams showing a procedure on a circular object, possibly a tool or device, with no visible text or symbols.

CDCAREANDCLEANING

• HandleaCDbyitsedges.Donotbendthe disc.Nevertouchthesurfaceofthedisc.
  ●Alwaysplacethediscsinthestoragecase whentheyarenotbeingused.
• Tocleanadisc, wipethesurface from the centertotheouteredge using a clean, soft cloth. Donotwipethediscusing a circular motion.
• Donotuseaconventionalrecordcleaneror alcoholintendedforindustrialuse.

- Anewdiscmayberoughontheinnerandouteredges.Removetheroughedgesby rubbingtheinnerandouteredgeswiththe sideofapenorpencilasillustrated.

1. SOURCEselectswitch
   2.Tuningswitch
2. Volumecontrolswitch

STEERINGWHEELSWITCHFOR AUDIOCONTROL(ifsoequipped)

Theaudiosystemcanbeoperatedusingthe controlsonthesteeringwheel.

SOURCEselectswitch

PushtheSOURCEselectswitchtochangethe modeinthefollowingsequence:

AM → FM* → XM** (if so equipped) → CD*** → USB/iPod***(ifsoequipped)→Bluetooth® StreamingAudio***(ifsoequipped)→AUX***→ AM

*WhenusingtheSOURCEswitch,theaudio modeswitchestothefMpresetbank(FM1 or FM2)thatwaslastactive.Toswitchbetween the FM1 and FM2presetbanks,usethecontrolson theaudiosystem.
**WhenusingtheSOURCEswitch,theaudio modeswitchestotheXMpresetbank(XM1 or XM2)thatwaslastactive.Toswitchbetweenthe XM1 and XM2presetbanks,usethecontrolson theaudiosystem.
***Thesemodesareonlyavailablewhencompatiblemediaisconnectedtothesystem.

Volumecontrolswitch

Pushthevolumecontrolswitchupordownto increaseordecreasethevolume.

Tuning

Memorychange(radio)

Pushthetuningswitch(▼ or)for less than 1.5secondstochangepresets.

Seektuning(radio)

Pushthetuningswitch(▼ or)for more than 1.5 secondstoseekthenextorprevious radiostation.

Next/Previoustrack(CD)

Pushthetuningswitch ▼ orforless than 1.5secondstoreturntothebeginningofthe presenttrackorskiptothenexttrack.Push severaltimestoskipbackorskipthroughtracks.

ANTENNA

Theantennacannotbeshortened, but can be removed. When you need to remove the antenna, turn the antennarod counterclockwise.

Toinstalltheantennarod,turntheantennaclockwise.Tightentheantennarodtospecification usingasuitabletoolsuchasanopen-end wrench.Theantennarodtighteningspecification is3.4-3.6N·m(30-32in-lb).Donotusepliers totightentheantennaastheycanleavemarkson theantennasurface.Theantennarodcannotbe handtightenedtotheproperspecification.

CAUTION

Alwaysproperlytightentheantennarod duringinstallationortheantennarodmay breakduringvehicleoperation.

NISSANCONNECT ^SM MOBILEAPPS (ifsoequipped)

This vehicle is equipped with Smartphone integration technology. This allows many compatible Smartphone application to be displayed and easily controlled through the vehicle's touchscreen.

NOTE:

Acompatiblesmartphoneandregistration isrequiredtousemobileapplicationsorto accessconnectedfeaturesofcertainvehicleapplications.

REGISTERINGWITH NISSANCONNECT ^SM MOBILEAPPS

TousetheSmartphoneIntegrationfeature,itis necessaryfortheusertoregister.Inorderto register,visittheNissanConnect ^SM website, www.nissanusa.com/connect/or https://canada.nissanconnect.com(ForCanada) and signuporcreateanaccountthroughthe promptsontheNissanConnect ^SM MobileApp. Onceregistered,downloadtheNissan-Connect ^SM Appfromyourcompatiblephone's applicationdownloadsourceandthenloginto theapplication.Ifyoualreadyhaveanaccount createdthroughtheApp,please login.

CONNECTPHONE

Tousethisfeature, acompatiblesmartphone mustbeconnectedviaBluetooth®orUSBtothe vehicle. For additional information, referto "Bluetooth®Hands-Free PhoneSystem with NavigationSystem" in this section regarding connecting your phone.

NOTE:

AppleiPhonesmustbepairedviaUSBfor NissanConnect ^SM MobileAppstofunction.

NOTE:

ForAndroidphones, NissanConnect ^SM MobileAppsREQUIRESthephone tobe pairedviaBluetooth®.

APPLICATIONDOWNLOAD

Onceconnected,theNissanConnect ^SM Appwill searchyourphonetodeterminewhichcompatibleapplicationsarecurrentlyinstalled.Theuser willthenchoosewhichappstheywanttobring intotheirvehiclefromthelistofappswithinthe "ManageMy Apps"sectionof theNissan-Connect ^SM Appontheirsmartphone.Thevehicle willthendownloadthein-vehicleinterfacefor eachofthesecompatibleapplications.Once downloaded,theusercanaccesstheirselected smartphoneapplicationsthroughthevehiclein-

interface.Foradditionalinformationonapplication availabilityvisitwww.nissanusa.com/connect/or www.canada.nissanconnect.com

CARPHONEORCBRADIOBUETOOTH®HANDS-FREEPHONE

WheninstallingaCB,hamradioorcarphonein yourvehicle,besuretoobservethefollowing precautions;otherwise,thenewequipmentmay adverselyaffecttheenginecontrolsystemand otherelectronicparts.

WARNING

• Acellularphoneshouldnotbeusedfor anypurposewhiledrivingsofullattentionmaybegiventovehicleoperation. Somejurisdictionsprohibittheuseof cellularphoneswhiledriving.
• If you must make a call while your vehicle is in motion, the hands free cellular phone operational mode (if so equipped) is highly recommended. Exercise extremecution at all times to full attention may begin to vehicle operation.
• If you are unable to devote full attention to vehicle operation while talking on the phone, pullofftheroadtoasafe location and stop your vehicle.

CAUTION

• Keeptheantennaasfarawayaspossiblefromtheelectroniccontrol modules.
• Keeptheantennawiremorethan8in (20cm)awayfromtheeelectroniccontrol systemharnesses.Donotroutethean- tennawirenexttoanyharness.
• Adjusttheantennastanding-waveratio asrecommendedbythemanufacturer.
• ConnectthegroundwirefromtheCB radiochassistothebody.
  ●Fordetails,consultaNISSANdealer.

SYSTEMWITHOUTNAVIGATION(if soequipped)

WARNING

- Useaphoneafterstoppingyourvehicle inasafelocation.Ifyouhavetousea phonewhiledriving,exerciseextreme cautionataalltimessofullattentionmay begiventovehicleoperation.

- If you are unable to devote full attention to vehicle operation while talking on the phone, pullofftheroadto as safe location and stop your vehicle.

CAUTION

Toavoiddischargingthevehiclebattery, useaphoneafterstartingtheengine.

YourNISSANisequippedwiththeBluetooth® Hands-FreePhoneSystem.IfyouhaveacompatibleBluetooth®enabledcellularphone,you cansetupthewirelessconnectionbetweenyour cellularphoneandthein-vehiclephonemodule. WithBluetooth®wirelesstechnology,youcan
makeorreceiveahands-freetelephonecallwith yourcellularphoneinthevehicle.
Onceyourcellularphoneisconnectedtothe in-vehiclephonemodule,nootherphoneconnectingprocedureisrequired.Yourphoneis automaticallyconnectedwiththein-vehicle

phonemodulewhentheignitionswitchisplaced intheONpositionwiththepreviouslyconnected cellularphoneturnedonandcarriedinthevehicle.

YoucanconnectuptofivedifferentBluetooth® cellularphonestothein-vehiclephonemodule. However, youcantalkononlyonecellularphone atatime.

BeforeusingtheBluetooth®Hands-FreePhone System, refertothefollowingnotes.

• Setupthewirelessconnectionbetweena cellularphoneandthein-vehiclephone modulebeforeusingthehands-freephone system.
• SomeBluetooth® enabledcellularphones may not be recognized by their vehicle phonemodule. Please visit www.nissanusa.com/bluetoothor www.nissan.ca/bluetoothforarecommendedphonelistandconnectinginstructions.
• You will not be able to use a hand-free phone under the following conditions:

-Yourvehicleisoutsideofthecellularservicearea.

-Yourvehicleisinanareawhereitis difficulttoreceiveacellularsignal;such

asinatunnel, in an underground parking garage, near at all building or in amountous area.

-Yourcellularphoneislockedtopreventit frombeingdialed.

• Whetheradiowaveconditionisnotideal orambientsoundistooloud, itmaybe difficult to hear the other person's voiced during acall.
• Donotplacethecellularphoneinanarea surroundedbymetalorfarawayfromthe in-vehiclephonemoduletopreventtone qualitydegradationandwirelessconnection disruption.
  ●Whileacellularphoneisconnectedthrough theBluetooth®wirelessconnection,the batterypowerofthecellularphonemaydischargequickerthanusual.TheBluetooth®Hands-FreePhoneSystemcannotcharge cellularphones.
• Foradditionalinformation,referto"Troubleshootingguide"inthissection.
• Somecellularphonesorotherdevicesmay causeinterferenceorabuzzingnoiseto comefromtheaudiosystemspeakers.Storingthedeviceinadifferentlocationmay reduceoreliminatethenoise.

- Foradditionalinformation.refertothecellularphoneOwner'sManualregardingthe telephonecharges,cellularphoneantenna andbody,etc.

REGULATORYINFORMATION

FCCRegulatoryinformation

-CAUTION: Tomaintaincompliance with FCC's RFexposureguidelines, use only the supplied antenna. Unauthorizedantenna, modification, or attachments could damage the transmitter and may violate FCC regulations.
-Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:

1. This device may not cause interference and
2. this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
   ICRegulatoryinformation
   -Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:(1)thisdevicemaynotcauseinterference,and(2)thisdevicemustacceptany interference,includinginterferencethatmay causeundesiredoperationofthedevice.

-ThisClassBdigitalapparatusmeetsallrequirements of the Canadian Interference-CausingEquipmentRegulations.

Bluetooth®

BLUETOOTH®isa trademarkownedby BluetoothSIG,Inc. andlicensedto Visteon.

USINGTHESYSTEM

TheNISSANVoiceRecognitionsystemallows hands-freeoperationoftheBluetooth®Hands-FreePhoneSystem.

If the vehicle is in motion, some commands may not be available as full attention may begin to vehicle operation.

Initialization

WhentheignitionswitchisplacedintheON position,NISSANVoiceRecognitionisinitialized, whichtakesafewseconds.Ifthe button is pressedbeforetheinitializationcompletes,the systemwillannounce"Hands-freephonesystem notready"andwillnotreacttovoicecommands.

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Operatingtips

TogetthebestperformanceoutoftheNISSAN VoiceRecognitionsystem,observethefollowing:

• Keeptheinteriorofthevehicleasquietas possible. Closethewindowstoeliminate surroundingnoises(trafficnoises, vibration sounds, etc.), whichmaypreventthesystem fromrecognizingvoicecommandscorrectly.
• Waituntilthetonesoundsbeforespeakinga command. Otherwise, the command will not bereceived properly.
  -Startspeakingacommandwithin5seconds afterthetonesounds.
• Speakinanaturalvoicewithoutpausing betweenwords.

Givingvoicecommands

TooperateNISSANVoiceRecognition, press and releasethe buttonlocated on the steeringwheel. After the tonesounds, speak a command.

The command given is picked up by the microphone, and voice feedback is given when the command is accepted.

- If you need to hear the available commands for the current menu again, say "Help" and the system will repeat them.

• Ifacommandisnotrecognized, thesystem announces, "Commandnotrecognized. Pleasetryagain." Makesurethecommandis saidexactly as prompted by the system and repeat the command in a clear voice.
• If you want to go back to the previous command, you can say "Goback" or "Correction" any times system is waiting for a response.
• Youcancancelacommandwhenthesystemiswaitingforaresponsebysaying, "Cancel"or"Quit."Thesystemannounces "Cancel"andendstheVRsession.Youcan alsopressandholdthe buttononthe steeringwheelfor5secondsatanytimeto endtheVRsession.WhenevertheVRsessioniscancelled,adoublebeepisplayedto indicateyouhaveexitedthesystem.
• If you want to adjust the volume of the voice feedback, press the volume control switches (+ or - ) on the steering wheel while being provided with feedback. You can also use the radio volume control knob.
• Inmostcasesyoucaninterruptthevoice feedbacktospeakthenextcommandby pressingthe buttononthesteering wheel.

- Tousethesystemfaster,youmayspeakthe secondlevelcommandswiththemainmenu commandonthemainmenu.Forexample, pressthe buttonandafterthetone say,"CallRedial."

Howtosaynumbers

NISSANVoiceRecognitionrequiresacertain waytospeaknumbersinvoicecommands.Refer tothefollowingrulesandexamples.

- Either"zero"or"oh"canbeusedfor"0". Example:1-800-662-6200

- "Oneeightohohsixsixtwosixtwooh oh", or

-“Oneeightzerozerosixsixtwosixtwooh oh”

- Wordscanbeusedforthefirst4digits placesonly.

Example:1-800-662-6200

-“Oneeighthundredsixsixtwosixtwooh oh”,
-NOT"Oneeighthundredsixsixtwosixty twohundred," and
-NOT"Oneeightohohsixsixtwosixtytwo hundred"

- Numberscanbespokeninsmallgroups. Thesystemwillpromptyoutocontinueenteringdigits,ifdesired. Example:1-800-662-6200

- "Oneeightzerozero"

Thesystemrepeatsthenumbersand promptsyoutoentermore.

-“Sixsixtwo”

Thesystemrepeatsthenumbersand promptsyoutoentermore.

- "Sixtwozerozero"

- Say "pound" for "#". Say "star" for "*"(available when using the "SpecialNumber" command and the "Send" command during a call).

For additional information, refer to "List of voice commands" and "Special number" in this section.

Example:1-555-1212*123

- "Onefivefivefiveonetwoonetwostar onetwothree"

• Say"plus"for"+"(availableonlywhenusing the"SpecialNumber"command).
• Say"pause"fora2-secondpause(available onlywhenstoringaphonebooknumber).

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NOTE:

Forbestresults, sayphonenumbersas singledigits.

The voice command "Help" is available at any time. Please us the "Help" command to get information on how to set the system.

CONTROLBUTTONS

The control buttons for the Bluetooth® Hands-Free Phone System are located on the steering wheel.

PHONE/SEND

Pressthe buttonontoinitiateaVR sessionoransweranincomingcall.

Youcanalsousethebuttento interruptthesystemfeedbackand giveacommandatonce.Foradditionalinformation,referto"Listof voicecommands"and"Duringacall" inthissection.

PHONE/END

Whilethevoicerecognitionsystemis active,pressandholdthe buttonfor5secondstoquitthevoice recognitionsystematanytime.

TUNINGSWITCH

While using the voicerecognition system, tilt the tuningswitchupor downtomanually control the phone system.

GETTINGSTARTED

The following procedures will help you get started using the Bluetooth® Hands-Free Phone System with NISSAN Voice Recognition. For additional information, refer to "List of voice commands" in this section.

Choosingalanguage

Youcan interact with the Bluetooth® Hands-Free Phone System using English, Spanish or French.

Tochangethelanguage, perform the following.

1. Pressandholdthe than5seconds.

buttonformore

1. Thesystemannounces: "Pressthe PHONE/SEND( )buttonforthe hands-freephonesystemtoenterthevoice adaptationmodeorpressthePHONE/END ( )buttontoselectadifferentlanguage."

3.Pressthe button.

For additional information, refer to "Voice Adaptation(VA) mode" in this section.

1. Thesystemannouncesthecurrentlanguage andgivesyoutheoptiontochangethelanguagetoSpanish(inSpanish)orFrench(in French).Toselectthecurrentlanguage, pressthePHONE/SEND( 📋 )button.To selectadifferentlanguage,tiltthetuning switch( ^ or √ )upordown.

NOTE:

You must press the button within 5secondstochangethelanguage.

1. If you decide not to change the language, do not press either button. After 5 seconds, the VR session will end, and the language will not be changed.

Connectingprocedure

NOTE:

The connecting procedure must be performed when the vehicle is stationary. If the vehicle starts moving during the procedure, the procedure will be cancelled.

MainMenu

"Connectphone" Ⓐ

"Addphone" Ⓑ

Initiatefromhandset ©

Namephone D

1.Pressthe

buttonon thesteering ystemannouncestheavailable

2.Say:"Connectphone"

Ⓐ. Thesystemac-

knowledgesthecommandandannounces thenextsetofavailablecommands.

3.Say: "Addphone" Ⓑ. Thesystemacknowledgesthecommandandasksyoutoinitiate connectingfromthephonehandset Ⓒ.

Theconnectingprocedureofthecellular phonevariesaccordingtoeachcellular phonemodel.SeethecellularphoneOwner'sManualfordetails.Youcanalsovisit www.nissanusa.com/bluetoothforinstructionsonconnectingNISSANrecommended cellularphones.

When prompted foraPasskeycode, enter "1234" from the handset. The Passkeycode "1234" has been assigned by NISSAN and cannot be changed.

1. Thesystemasksyoutosayanameforthe phone Ⓓ.

If thenameistoolongortooshort, the systemtellsyou, then promptsyoufora nameagain.

Also, if more than one phone is connected and then names soundstoom much like an name already used, the system tells you, then prompts you for an name again.

Makingacallbyenteringaphone number

MainMenu

"Call" Ⓐ

"PhoneNumber" Ⓑ

Speakthedigits ©

"Dial" D

1. Pressthebuttononthesteering wheel. Atonewillsound.

2. Say: "Call" Ⓐ. Thesystemacknowledges the command and announce the next set of available commands.

3.Say"PhoneNumber" Ⓑ. Thesystemacknowledgesthecommandandannounces thenextsetofavailablecommands.

1. Saythenumberyouwishtocallstartingwith theareacodeinsingledigitformat ⓒ. If the systemhastroublerecognizingthecorrect phonenumber,tryenteringthenumberin thefollowinggroups:3-digitareacode, 3-digitprefixandthelast4-digits.Forex-ample,555-121-3354canbesaidas"five fivefive"asthe1stgroup,then"onetwo one"asthe2ndgroup,and"threethreefive four"asthe3rdgroup.Fordialingmorethan 10digitsoranyspecialcharacters,say

"SpecialNumber". For additional information, referto "Howtosaynumbers" in this section.

1. When you have finished speaking the phone number, the system repeats it back and announce the available commands.

6.Say:"Dial" D. Thesystemacknowledges the command and make the call.

For additional command options, refer to "List of voice commands" in this section.

Receivingacall

Whenyouheartheringtone, press the button on the steering wheel.

Oncethecallhasended, pressthe onthesteeringwheel.

button

NOTE:

If you donotwishtotakethecall when you heartheringtone, press the button on thesteeringwheel.

Foradditionalcommandoptions,referto"Listof voicecommands"inthissection.

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LISTOFVOICECOMMANDS

MainMenu

"Call"

"Phonebook"

"RecentCalls"

"ConnectPhone"

"Help"

Whenyoupressandreleasethebuttonon thesteeringwheel,youcanchoosefromthe commandsontheMainMenu.Thefollowing pagesdescribethesecommandsandthecommandsineachsub-menu.

Remembertowaitforthetonebefore speaking.

Afterthemainmenu,youcansay"Help"tohear thelistofcommandscurrentlyavailableanytime thesystemiswaitingforaresponse.

If you want to end an action without completing it, you can say "Cancel" or "Quit" at any time the system is waiting for a response. The system will end the VR session. Whenever the VR session is cancelled, adouble beep is played to indicate you have exited the system.

If you want to go back to the previous command, you can say "Goback" or "Correction" anytime the system is waiting for a response.

"Call"

MainMenu

"Call"

(Speakname) Ⓐ

"PhoneNumber"

(SpeakDigits) Ⓑ

"SpecialNumber" ©

"Redial" D

"CallBack" Ⓔ

(Speakname) Ⓐ

If you have stored entries in the phonebook, you candid a lanumber associated with an ame.

For additional information, refer to "Phonebook" in this section.

When prompted by the system, say the name of the phone book entry you wish to call. The system acknowledged this name.

If there are multiplenumbers associated with the name, the system maskyoutochoosethe correct number.

Once you have confirmed the name and location, the system begins the call.

(SpeakDigits) Ⓑ

When prompted by the system, say then number you wish to call. For additional information, refer to "How to say numbers" and "Making a call by enteringaphonenumber" in this section.

"SpecialNumber" ©

Fordialingmorethan10digitsoranyspecial characters, say "SpecialNumber". When the systemacknowledgesthecommand, thesystem will promptyoutospeakthenumber.

"Redial" D

Use the Redial command to call the last number that was dialed.

Thesystemacknowledgesthecommand, repeatsthenumberandbeginsdialing.

Ifaredialnumberdoesnotexist, thesystem announces, "Thereisnonumbertoredial" and endstheVRsession.

"CallBack" E

Use the Call Back command to dial then number of the last incoming call within the vehicle.

Thesystemacknowledgesthecommand, repeatsthenumberandbeginsdialing.

Ifacallbacknumberdoesnotexist, thesystem announces, "Thereisnonumbertocallback" and endstheVRsession.

Duringacall

During acallthereareseveralcommandoptions available.Pressthe buttononthesteering wheeltomutethereceivingvoiceandentercommands.

• "Help"—Thesystemannouncestheavailablecommands.
• "Cancel/Quit"—Thesystemannounces "Cancel," endstheVRsessionandreturns tothecall.
• "Send"—Use the Send command to enter numbers, "*" or "#" during acall. Forex-ample, if you were directed to dial an extension by an automated system:
  Say:"Sendonetwothreefour."
  Thesystemacknowledgesthecommand andsendsthetonesassociatedwiththe numbers.ThesystemthenendstheVRsessionandreturnstothecall.Say"star"for"*", Say"pound"for"#".
• "Transfercall"—UsetheTransferCallcommandtotransferthecallfromthe Bluetooth®Hands-FreePhoneSystemto thecellularphonewhenprivacyisdesired.

Thesystemannounces, "Transfercall.Call transferredtoprivacymode." Thesystem thenendstheVRsession.

Toreconnectthecallfromthecellularphone totheBluetooth®Hands-FreeSystem, pressthe button.

- "Mute"—Use the Mutecommandtomute your voices to the other party can not hear it. Use themutecommandagaintounmute your voice.

NOTE:

Ifacallisendedorthecellularphone networkconnectionislostwhiletheMute featureison,theMutefeaturewillbereset to"off"forthenextcallsotheotherparty canhearyourvoice.

"Phonebook"(phoneswithout automaticphonebookdownload function)

NOTE:

The "TransferEntry" command is not available when the vehicle is moving.

MainMenu

"Phonebook"

"TransferEntry" Ⓐ

"DeleteEntry" Ⓑ

"ListNames" ©

Forphonesthatdonotsupportautomaticdownloadofthephonebook(PBAPBluetooth® profile),the"Phonebook"commandisusedtomanuallyaddentriestothevehiclephonebook.

The phonebookstoresupto40namesforeach phoneconnectedtothesystem.

NOTE:

Eachphonehasitsownseparatephone-book.YoucannotaccessPhoneA'sphone-bookifyouarecurrentlyconnectedwith PhoneB.

"TransferEntry" Ⓐ

UsetheTransferEntrycommandtostoreanew nameinthesystem.

When prompted by the system, say then a name you would like to give them new entry.

Forexample, say: "Mary."

If thenameistoolongortooshort, thesystem tells you, then prompts you for an name again.

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Also, if then namesoundstoomuchlikeaname already stored, the system tells you, then prompts you for aname again.

Thesystemwillaskyoutotransferaphone numberstoredinthecellularphone'smemory.

Enteraphonenumberbyvoicecommand:

Forexample, say: "fivefivefiveonetwoonetwo." For additional information, refer to "Howtosay numbers" in this section.

Totransferaphonenumberstoredinthecellular phone'smemory:

Say "Transferentry." Thesystemacknowledges the command and ask soy out to initiate the transfer from the phone handset. Thenew contact phone number will be transferred from the cellular phone via the Bluetooth® communication link.

The transfer procedure varies according to each cellular phone. For additional information, refer to the cellular phone Owner's Manual.

Thesystemrepeatsthenumberandpromptsyou forthenextcommand.Whenyouhavefinished enteringnumbersortransferringanentry,choose "Store."

Thesystemconfirmsthename, location and number.

"DeleteEntry" Ⓑ

UsetheDeleteEntrycommandtoeraseone entryfromthephonebook.Afterthesystemrecognizesthecommand,speakthenametodeleteorsay"ListNames"tochooseanentry.

"ListNames" ©

UsetheListNamescommandtohearallthe namesinthephonebook.

Thesystemrecitesthephonebookentriesbut doesnotincludetheactualphonenumbers. Whentheplaybackofthelistiscomplete, the systemgoesbacktothemainmenu.

Youcanstoptheplaybackofthelistatanytime bypassingthe buttononthesteering wheel. ThesystemendstheVRsession.

"Phonebook"(phoneswithautomatic phonebookdownloadfunction)

NOTE:

The "TransferEntry" command is not available when the vehicle is moving.

MainMenu

"Phonebook"

SayaName

"ListNames" Ⓐ

"RecordName" Ⓑ

Forphonesthatsupportautomaticdownloadof thephonebook(PBAPBluetooth®profile),the "Phonebook"commandisusedtomanageentriesinthevehiclephonebook.Youcansaythe nameofanentryatthismenutoinitiatedialingof thatentry.

Thephonebookstoresupto1,000namesfor eachphoneconnectedtothesystem.

Whenaphoneisconnectedtothesystem,the phonebookisautomaticallydownloadtothe vehicle.Thisfeatureallowsyoutoaccessyour phonebookfromtheBluetooth®systemandcall contactsbyname.Youcanrecordacustom voicetagforcontactnamesthatthesystemhas difficultyrecognizing.Foradditionalinformation, referto"Recordname"inthissection.

NOTE:

Eachphonehasitsownseparatephone-book.YoucannotaccessPhoneA'sphone-bookifyouarecurrentlyconnectedwith PhoneB.

"ListNames" Ⓐ

UsetheListNamescommandtohearallthe namesandlocationsinthephonebook.

Thesystemrecitesthephonebookentriesbut doesnotincludetheactualphonenumbers. Whentheplaybackofthelistiscomplete, the systemgoesbacktothemainmenu.

Youcanstoptheplaybackofthelistatanytime bypassingthe buttononthesteering wheel.ThesystemendstheVRsession.For additionalinformation,refertothe"Recordname" inthissection.

"RecordName" Ⓑ

Thesystemallowsyoutorecordcustomvoice tagsforcontactnamesinthephonebookthatthe vehiclehasdifficultyrecognizing. Thisfeaturecan alsobeusedtorecordvoicetagstodirectlydial anentrywithmultiplenumbers.Upto40voice tagscanberecordedtothesystem.

"RecentCalls"

MainMenu

"RecentCalls"

"Outgoing" Ⓐ

"Incoming" Ⓑ

"Missed" ©

UsetheRecentCallscommandtoaccessout-going,incomingormissedcalls.

"Outgoing" A

UsetheOutgoingcommandtolisttheoutgoing callsmadefromthevehicle.

"Incoming" Ⓑ

Usethelncomingcommandtolisttheincoming callsmadetothevehicle.

"Missed" ©

Use the Missed command to list the calls made to the vehicle that were not answered.

"ConnectPhone"

NOTE:

TheAddPhonecommandisnotavailable whenthevehicleismoving.

MainMenu

"ConnectPhone"

"AddPhone" Ⓐ

"SelectPhone" Ⓑ

"ReplacePhone" ©

"DeletePhone"

"TurnBluetoothOFF" E

Use the Connect Phone command stomanage the phones connecting to the vehicle orto enable the Bluetooth® function on the vehicle.

"AddPhone" A

Use the Add Phone command to add daphoneto the vehicle. For additional information, referto "Connecting procedure" in this section.

"SelectPhone" Ⓑ

Use the Select Phone command to select from a list of phones connected to the vehicle. Thesystem will list then names assigned to each phone and then promptly you for the phone you wish to select. Only one phone can be active at time.

"ReplacePhone" ©

UsetheReplacePhonecommandtoreplacean existingphonepairingwithanewphone.The systemwillkeepallvoicetagsassignedtoyour phonebook.

"DeletePhone" D

Use the Delete Phone command to delete a phonethatisconnected to the vehicle. Thesystemwillist then names assigned to each phone and then promptly out for the honey you wish to delete. Deleting a phone from the vehicle will also delet that phone book for that phone.

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"TurnBluetoothOFF" E

Use the Turn Bluetooth OFF command to prevent wireless connection to your phone.

The procedure for training avoice is as follows.

1. Position the vehicle in areasonably quiet outdoor location.
2. Sitinthedriver'sseatwiththeengineerunning, theparkingbrakeon, and thetransmission in P(Park).
3. Pressandholdthe buttonformore than5seconds.
4. Thesystemannounces: "Pressthe PHONE/SEND( )buttonforthe hands-freephonesystemtoenterthevoice

adaptationmodeorpressthePHONE/END ( )buttontoselectadifferentlanguage."

5.Pressthe button.

Foradditionalinformation,referto"Choosingalanguage"inthissection.

1. VoicememoryAormemoryBisselected automatically. If both memory locations are already in use, the system will promptly out to overwrite one. Follow the instructions provided by the system.

2. When preparation is complete and you are ready to begin, press the button.

3. The VAmodewillbeexplained.Followthe instructionsprovidedbythesystem.

4. Whentrainingisfinished, thesystemwilltell youanadequatenumberofphraseshave beenrecorded.

5. Thesystemwillannouncethatvoiceadaptationhasbeencompletedandthesystemis ready.

TheVAmodewillstopif:

- The buttonispressedformorethan 5secondsinVAmode.

●ThevehiclebeginsmovingduringVAmode.
●TheignitionswitchisplacedintheOFFor LOCKposition.

Trainingphrases

DuringtheVAmode, thesysteminstructsthe trainertosaythefollowingphrases. Thesystem willpromptyouforeachphrase.

• phonebooktransferentry
• dialthreeohfourtwonine
• deletecallbacknumber
  •incoming
  ●transferentry
  ●eightpauseninethreetwopauseseven
• deleteallentries
• callseventwofourzeronine
• phonebookdeleteentry
• nextentry
• dialstartwoonesevenoh
• yes
  no
• select

•missed
- dialeightfivesixninetwo
- Bluetooth
- outgoing
- callthreeonenineohtwo
•ninesevenpausepausethreeoheight
- cancel
- callbacknumber
- callstartwozeroninefive
- deletephone
- dialeightthreezerofiveone
- recordname
●fourthreepausetwoninepausezero
●deleteredialnumber
- phonebooklistnames
- calleightohfivefourone
- correction
- connectphone
- dialsevenfourohoneeeight
- previousentry

• delete
  •dialnineseventwosixsix
• callsevensixthreeophone
  •goback
• callfivesixtwoeightzero
• dialsixsixfourthreeseven

MANUALCONTROL

Whileusingthevoicerecognitionsystem,itis possibletoselectmenuoptionsbyusingthe steeringwheelcontrolsinsteadofspeakingvoice commands.Thiscanbeespeciallyhelpfulifthe noiseofdrivingmakesitdifficultforthevoice recognitionsystemtoaccuratelyinterpretcommands.Themanualcontrolmodedoesnotallow dialingaphonenumberbydigits.Theusermay selectanentryfromthePhonebookorRecent Callslists.Tore-activatevoicerecognition,exit themanualcontrolmodebypressingandholding thePHONE/END( )button.Atthattime, pressingthePHONE/SEND( )buttonwill starttheHandsFreePhoneSystem.

Operatingtips

• Toentermanualcontrolmode, start the voicerecognitionsystemandtiltthetuning ( ◆ ) switchupordown. Thesystemwill speak "ShowingManualOptions" when manualcontrols are initially activated.
• Tobrowsethemenuoptions,tiltthetuning (▲) switchupordown. Thesystemwill always speak the current menuoption. Depending on the audiodisplay, it will also show the current menuoption.
• Toselect the current menu option, press the PHONE/SEND( ) button.
• Togobacktothepreviousmenu, press the PHONE/END( ) button. If the current menu is theMainMenu, pressing the PHONE/END( ) button will exit the Phonesystem.
• Toexitthemanualcontrolmode, press and hold the PHONE/END( ) button for 5 seconds.

TROUBLESHOOTINGGUIDE

Thesystemshouldrespondcorrectlytoallvoice commandswithoutdifficulty.Ifproblemsareencountered,trythefollowingsolutions.

Wherethesolutionsarelistedbynumber,try eachsolutioninturn,startingwithnumber1,until theproblemisresolved.

SymptomSolution
Systemfailstointerpretthecommandcorrectly.	1.Ensurethatthecommandisvalid.Foradditionalinformation,referto“Listofvoicecommands”inthissection.
	2.Ensurethatthecommandisspokenafterthetone.
	3.Speakclearlywithoutpausingbetweenwordsandatalevelappropriatetotheambientnoiselevelinthevehicle.
	4.Ensurethattheambientnoiselevelisnotexcessive(forexample,windowsopenordefrosteron).NOTE:Ifitistoo noisytousethephone,itislikelythatthevoicecommandswillnotberecognized.
	5.Ifmorethanonecommandwassaidatatime,trysayingthecommandsseparately.
	6.Ifthesystemconsistentlyfailstorecognizecommands,thevoicetrainingproceduresshouldbecarriedouttoim-provetherecognitionresponseforthespeaker.Foradditionalinformation,referto“VoiceAdaptation(VA)mode”in thissection.
Thesystemconsistentlyselectsthewrongentryfromthe phonebook.	1.Ensurethatthephonebookentrynamerequestedmatcheswhatwasoriginallystored.Thiscanbeconfirmedby usingthe“ListNames”command.Foradditionalinformation,referto“Phonebook”inthissection.
	2.Replaceoneofthenamesbeingconfusedwithanewname.

BLUETOOTH® HANDS-FREEPHONE SYSTEMWITHNAVIGATIONSYSTEM (ifsoequipped)

WARNING

• Useaphoneafterstoppingyourvehicle inasafelocation.Ifyouhavetousea phonewhiledriving,exerciseextreme cautionatalltimessofullattentionmay begiventovehicleoperation.
• If you are unable to devote full attention to vehicle operation while talking on the phone, pullofftheroadtoasafe location and stop your vehicle.

CAUTION

Toavoid discharging the vehicle battery, use a phone after starting the engine.

YourNISSANisequippedwiththeBluetooth® Hands-FreePhoneSystem.IfyouhaveacompatibleBluetooth® enabledcellularphone,you cansetupthewirelessconnectionbetweenyour cellularphoneandthein-vehiclephonemodule. WithBluetooth®wirelesstechnology,youcan

makeorreceiveahands-freetelephonecallwith yourcellularphoneinthevehicle.

Onceyourcellularphoneisconnectedtothe in-vehiclephonemodule,nootherphoneconnectingprocedureisrequired.Yourphoneis automaticallyconnectedwiththein-vehicle

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phonemodulewhentheignitionswitchisplaced intheONpositionwiththeconnectedcellular phoneturnedonandcarriedinthevehicle.

YoucanregisteruptofivedifferentBluetooth® cellularphonestothein-vehiclephonemodule. However, you cantalkononlyonecellularphone atatime.

NISSANVoiceRecognitionsystemsupportsthe phonecommands,sodialingaphonenumber usingyourvoiceispossible.Foradditionalinformation,referto“NISSANVoiceRecognitionSystem”inthissection.

BeforeusingtheBluetooth®Hands-FreePhone System, refertothefollowingnotes.

- Setupthewirelessconnectionbetweena cellularphoneandthein-vehiclephone modulebeforeusingthehands-freephone system.

- SomeBluetooth® enabledcellularphones may not be recognized by their vehicle phonemodule. Please visit www.nissanusa.com/bluetoothor www.nissan.ca/bluetoothforarecommendedphonelistandconnectinginstructions.

- Youwillnotbeabletouseahands-free phoneunderthefollowingconditions:

• Yourvehicleisoutsideofthecellularservicearea.
• Yourvehicleisinanareawhereitis difficulttoreceivecellularsignal;suchas inatunnel,inanundergroundparking garage,nearatallbuildingorinamountainousarea.
• Yourcellularphoneislockedtopreventit frombeingdialed.

- Whentheradiowaveconditionisnotideal orambientsoundistooloud,itmaybe difficulttoheartheotherperson'svoiceduringacall.

- Immediately after the ignition switch is placed in the ON position, it maybe impossible to receive a call for a short period of time.

- Donotplacethecellularphoneinanarea surroundedbymetalorfarawayfromthe in-vehiclephonemoduletoprevent tone qualitydegradationandwirelessconnection disruption.

• Whileacellularphoneisconnectedthrough the Bluetooth®wireless connection, the batterypowerofthecellularphonemaydischargequickerthanusual.TheBluetooth® Hands-FreePhoneSystemcannotcharge cellularphones.
• Foradditionalinformation,referto"Troubleshootingguide"inthissectionifthehandsfreephonesystemseemstobemalfunctioning.
• Somecellularphonesorotherdevicesmay causeinterferenceora buzzing noiseto comefromtheaudiosystemspeakers.Storingthedeviceinadifferentlocationmay reduceoreliminatethenoise.
• Foradditionalinformation,refertothecellularphoneowner's manual regardingthetelephonecharges,cellularphoneantennaand body,etc.
• Thesignalstrengthdisplayonthemonitor will not coincide with the signal strength displayofsomecellularphones.

REGULATORYINFORMATION

FCCRegulatoryinformation

-CAUTION: Tomaintain compliance with FCC's RF exposure guidelines, use only the supplied antenna. Unauthorizedantenna, modification, or attachments could damage the transmitter and may violate FCC regulations.
-Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:

1. This devicemay not cause interference and

2. this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

ICRegulatoryinformation
-Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:(1)thisdevicemaynotcauseinterference,and(2)thisdevicemustacceptany interference,includinginterferencethatmay causeundesiredoperationofthedevice.
-ThisClassBdigitalapparatusmeetsallrequirementsoftheCanadianInterference-CausingEquipmentRegulations.

Bluetooth®

BLUETOOTH®isa trademarkownedby BluetoothSIG,Inc. andlicensedto Bosch.

VOICECOMMANDS

Youcanusevoicecommandstooperatevarious Bluetooth®Hands-FreePhoneSystemfeatures usingtheNISSANVoiceRecognitionsystem.For additionalinformation,referto"NISSANVoice RecognitionSystem"inthissection.

VoicePromptInterrupt

Whileusingthevoicerecognitionsystem,the systemvoicecanbeinterruptedtoallowtheuser tospeakcommands.Whilethesystemmisspeaking,pressthe buttononthesteering wheel.Thesystemvoicewillstopandatonewill beheard.Afterthetone,speakdesiredcommand (displayedonthetouchscreen).

OneShotCall

Tousethesystemfaster,youmayspeakthe second level commands with the main menu commandonthemainmenu.Forexample,press the buttonandafterthetonesay,"Call Redial".

CONNECTINGPROCEDURE

NOTE:

The connecting procedure must be performed when the vehicle is stationary. If the vehicle starts moving during the procedure, the procedure will be cancelled.

1. Pressthe[ APPS-1]buttononthecontrol panel.
2. Touchthe"Settings"key.
3. Touch the "Phone&Bluetooth" key.

4. Touchthe "ConnectNewDevice" key.

5. Initiatetheconnectingprocessfromthe handset. Thesystemwilldisplaythemes-sage: "IsPINXXXXXXdisplayedonyour Bluetoothdevice?". If the PINis displayed on your Bluetooth® device, select "Yes" to completethepairing process.

Foradditionalinformation, refertothe Bluetooth® device's Owner's Manual.

VEHICLEPHONEBOOK

Toaccessthevehiclephonebook:

1.Pressthe

buttononthecontrolpanel.

1. Touch the "Phonebook" key.
2. Choosethedesiredentryfromthedisplayed list.
3. Thenumberoftheentrywillbedisplayedon thescreen.Touchthenumbertoinitiatedialing.

NOTE:

Toscrollquicklythroughthelist,touchthe "A-Z"keyintheupperrightcornerofthe screen.TurntheTUNE/SCROLLknobto choosealetterornumberandthenpress ENTER.Thelistwillmovetothefirstentry thatbeginswiththatnumberorletter.

MAKINGACALL

Tomakeacall, follow the procedure below:

1. Pressthe

buttononthecontrolpanel.

The "Phone" screenwillappearonthedisplay.

1. Selectoneofthefollowingoptionstomakea call:

2. "Phonebook": Selectthenamefromanentry storedinthevehiclephonebook.

3. "CallLists": Selectthenamefromtheincoming,outgoingormissed.
4. "Redial": Dialthelastoutgoingcallfromthe vehicle.
5. "":Inputthephonenumbermanually usingakeypaddisplayedonthescreen.For additionalinformation,referto"Howtouse thetouch-screen"inthissection.

RECEIVINGACALL

Whenacallisplacedtotheconnectedphone, thedisplaywillchangetophonemode.

Toaccepttheincomingcall,either:

•Pressthe

wheel,or

buttononthesteering

- Touchthe

icononthescreen.

Torejecttheincomingcall, either:

●Pressthe wheel,

buttononthesteering

- Touchtheredphoneicononthescreen.

DURINGACALL

Whileacallisactive, the following options are available on the screen:

●“Handset”

Selectthisoptiontoswitchcontrolofthe phonecallovertothehandset.

●"MuteMic."

Selectthisoptiontomutethemicrophone. Selectagaintounmutethemicrophone.

●Redphone(

)icon

Selecttoendthephonecall.

ENDINGACALL

Toendaphonecall,selecttheredphone()

icononthescreenorpressthe thesteeringwheel.

buttonon

TEXTMESSAGING

WARNING

• Lawsinsomejurisdictionsmayrestrict theuseof"Text-to-Speech." Checklocalregulationsbeforeusingthe feature.
• Lawsinsomejurisdictionsmayrestrict theuseofsomeoftheapplicationsand features,suchassocialnetworkingand texting.Checklocalregulationsforany requirements.
• Usethetextmessagingfeatureafter stoppingyourvehicleinasafelocation. Ifyouhavetousethefeaturewhile driving,exerciseextremec cautionatall timesofullattentionmaybegivento vehicleoperation.
• If you are unable to devote full attention to vehicle operation while using the text messaging feature, pulloff heroadtoa safelocation and stop your vehicle.

NOTE:

Manyphonesmayrequirespecialpermissiontoenabletextmessaging.Checkthe phone'sscreenduringBluetoothpairing. Forsomephones,youmayneedtoenable 'Notifications'inthephone'sBluetooth menufortextmessagestoappearonthe headunit.Foradditionalinformation,refer tothephone'sOwner'sManual. Textmessageintegrationrequiresthatthe phonesupportMAP(MessageAccessProfile)forbothreceivingandsendingtext messages.Somephonesmaynotsupport alltextmessagingfeatures.Pleasereferto www.nissanusa.com/bluetoothor www.nissan.ca/bluetoothforcompatibility information.Foradditionalinformation,refertothephone'sOwner'sManual. Thesystemallowsforthesendingandreceiving oftextmessagesthroughthevehicleinterface.

Sendingatextmessage:

1. Pressthe wheel.

buttononthesteering

1. Say "Phone" afterthetone.

2. Say "SendText" afterthetone.

3. Thesystemwillprovidealistofavailable commandsinordertodeterminetherecipientofthetextmessage.Choosefromthe following:

•To(aname)
- EnterNumber
- MissedCalls
- IncomingCalls
-OutgoingCalls

Foradditionalinformation,referto"Voice commands"inthissection.

1. Once a recipient is chosen, the system promptsforwhichmessagetosend.Nine predefinedmessagesareavailableaswell asthreecustommessages.Tochooseone ofthepredefinedmessages,speakoneof thefollowingafterthetone:

●"Driving,can'ttext"
- "Callme"
- "Onmyway"
- "Runninglate"
•“Okay”
•“Yes”
●“No”

• "Whereareyou?"
• "When?"

Tosendoneofthecustommessages, say "CustomMessages". If more than one custom message is stored, the system will prompt for the number of the desired custom message. For additional information, refer to "Bluetooth® settings" in this section.

Readingareceivedtextmessage:

1. Pressthe wheel.

buttononthesteering

2.Say"Phone"afterthetone.
3. Say "ReadText" after the tone. Thetextmessage, sender and delivery time are shown on the screen. Use the tuning switch to scroll through all text messages if more than one are available. Press the button to exit the text messages screen. Press the button to access the following options for replying to the text message:

-CallBack Speakthiscommandtocallthesenderof thetextmessageusingtheBluetooth® Hands-FreePhoneSystem.

• SendText Speakthiscommandtosendatextmessage responsetothesenderofthetextmessage.
• ReadText Speakthiscommandtoreadthetextmessageagain.
  ●PreviousText Speakthiscommandtomovetotheprevioustextmessage(ifavailable).
• NextText Speakthiscommandtomovetothenexttext message(ifavailable).

NOTE:

Textmessagesareonlydisplayedifthe vehiclespeedislessthan5mph(8km/h).

BLUETOOTH® SETTINGS

Toaccessthephonesettings:

1.Pressthe[ APPS-i ]button.
2. Touchthe"Settings"key.
3. Touch the "Phone&Bluetooth" key.

MenultemResult
PhoneSettingsForadditionalinformation,referto"Phonesettings"inthissection.
ConnectNewDeviceSelecttoconnectanewBluetooth®devicetotheBluetooth®Hands-FreePhoneSystem.
Select Connected Device	Select to choose a Bluetooth® device from a list of those devices connected to the Bluetooth® Hands-Free Phone System.
Replace Connected Device	Select to replace a Bluetooth® device from a list of those devices connected to the Bluetooth® Hands-Free Phone System.
Delete Connected Device	Select to delete a Bluetooth® device from a list of those devices connected to the Bluetooth® Hands-Free Phone System.
BluetoothSelecttotoggleBluetooth®onandoff.

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PHONE SETTINGS

Toaccessthephonesettings:

1.Pressthe[ APPS-i ]button.
2. Touchthe "Settings" key.
3. Touch the "Phone&Bluetooth" key.
4. Touch the "Phone Settings" key and adjust the following settings as desired:
- SortPhonebookBy: Select"FirstName"or"LastName"to choosehowphonebookentriesarealphabeticallydisplayedonthescreen.
- UsePhonebookFrom: Select"Handset"tousethephone'sphone-book.Select"SIM"tousethephonebookon theSIMcard.Select"Both"touseboth sources.
- DownloadPhonebookNow: Selecttodownloadthephonebooktothe vehiclefromthechosensource.
- RecordNameforPhonebookEntry: Selecttorecordanameforaphonebook entryforusewiththeNISSANVoiceRecognitionSystem.

• TextMessaging: Selecttotogglethetextmessagefunctionalityonoroff.
  ●ShowIncomingText: Selecttotoggletextnotificationonoroff.
  ●AutoReply: Selecttotoggleautoreplyfunctionalityonor off.
  ●AutoReplyMessage: Selecttochooseamessagethatissent whentheautoreplyfunctionisactivated.
• UseVehicle'sSignature: Selecttotoggleonorofftheadditionofthe vehiclesignaturetooutgoingmessages.
• CustomTextMessages: Selectthepredefinedmessagesthatare usedbythesystem.

NISSANVOICERECOGNITION SYSTEM(ifsoequipped)

The NISSAN Voice Recognition system allows hands-free operation of the system equipped on this vehicle, such as the phone and navigation systems.

TooperateNISSANVoiceRecognition,press the buttonlocatedonthesteeringwheel. Whenprompted,speakthecommandforthe systemyouwishtoactivate.Thecommandgiven ispickedupbythemicrophoneandperformed whenitisproperlyrecognized.NISSANVoice Recognitionwillprovideavoiceresponseaswell asamessageinthecenterdisplaytoinformyou ofthecommandresults.

USINGTHESYSTEM

Initialization

WhentheignitionswitchisintheONposition, NISSANVoiceRecognitionisinitialized, which takesafewseconds. Whencompleted, thesystemisreadytoacceptvoicecommands. If the buttonispressedbeforetheinitializationcompletes, thesystemwillannounce: "Voice RecognitionSystemnotready. Pleasewait."

LHA3511

Givingvoicecommands

1. Pressthebutton.
2. Thesystemannounces: "Pleasesayacate-gorylikephoneoracommandlikepointsof interestfollowedbyabrandname". Alistof availablecommandsisthenspokenbythe system.

3. After the tones sounds and the face icon on the display changes, speak a command. Available commands are discussed in this section.

4. Voice and display feedback are provided when the command is accepted.

5. If the command is not recognized, the system announces: "Command not recognized". Repeat the command in a clear voice.
6. If you want to cancel the command or go back to the previous menu of commands, pressthe button. Thesystemwillannounce: "CancellingVoiceRecognition" or "Goback" depending on the current menu level.
7. Pressthe buttonomoveback throughthemenusdisplaydonthescreen.
8. If you want to adjust the volume of the voice feedback, use the volume control switches on the steering wheel or the volume knob on the control panel.
   ●Thevoicecommandscreencanalsobe accessedusingthecontrolpaneldisplay:

1.Pressthe[ APPS-i ]button.

1. Selectthe"VoiceCommands"key.

Operatingtips

TogetthebestperformanceoutofNISSAN VoiceRecognition,observethefollowing:

• Keeptheinteriorofthevehicleasquietas possible. Closethewindowstoeliminate the surroundingnoises(trafficnoises, vibration sounds, etc.), which may prevent the system from recognizing the voice commands correctly.
• Waituntilatonesoundsbeforespeaking a command. Otherwise, the command will not bereceived properly.
  -Startspeakingacommandwithin3.5secondsafterthetonesounds.
• Speakinanaturalvoicewithoutputsausing betweenwords.

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LHA3515

SYSTEMFEATURES

NISSANVoiceRecognitioncanactivatethefollowingsystems:

• Bluetooth™Hands-FreePhoneSystem
  ●Navigation
  ●Audio
  Information
  ●MyApps

For additional information on thenavigationsystem, refertotheNavigationSystemOwner's Manual.

Howtosaynumbers

NISSANVoiceRecognitionrequiresacertain waytospeaknumbersinvoicecommands.Refer tothefollowingexamples.

Generalrule:Either"zero"or"oh"canbeusedfor "0".

Phonenumbers

Speakphonenumbersaccordingtothefollowing example.For1-800-662-6200,saydialnumber andthenspeakthephonenumberinanyofthe following formats:

●“oneeightohohsixsixtwosixtwoohoh”
●“oneeighthundredsixsixtwosixtwoohoh”
●"oneeightzerozerosixsixtwosixtwoohoh"

Forthebestvoicerecognitionphonedialingresults,sayphonenumbersassingledigits.Also,fullnumberscanonlybespokenfor"800".For example,youcannotsay555-6000as"fivefive fivesixthousand".

BLUETOOTH®HANDS-FREE PHONESYSTEMVOICE COMMANDS

ToaccesstheBluetooth®Hands-FreePhone Systemvoicecommands:

1. Pressthe

button.

1. Say "Call" and then an name in the vehicle phonebook to call that entry. Otherwise, say "Phone" to access various phone commands.

IftheBluetooth®hasbeensetto"Off",the systemannounces:"Bluetooth®isoff.Would youliketoturnBluetooth®on?"

Ifnophoneisconnectedtothesystemandthe vehicleisstationary,thesystemannounces: "Thereisnophoneconnected.Wouldyouliketo connectaphonenow?"Say"Yes"toconnecta phone.AllfurtherBluetooth®Hands-FreePhone Systemvoicecommandsareonlyavailableifa phoneisconnected.

IfaphoneisconnectedandBluetooth®issetto "On", the following voice commands are available:

- Call(aname)

Speakthenameofthecontactinwhichyou aretryingtocall.Systemwillconfirmcorrect contact.Say"Dial"toinitiatedialing.

- DialNumber

Allowsforupto24digitstobedialed. After thenumberisentered, say "Dial" toinitiate dialing. Say "Correction" tocorrectthenumberentered. Say "GoBack" toreturntothe mainmenu.

●ListPhonebook

Startingwiththefirstalphabeticalentryin thevehiclephonebook,thesystemprompts foranadditionalcommand.Say"Dial"tocall thenumberofthephonebookentry.Say "SendText"tosendatextmessagetothe numberofthephonebookentry.Say"Next Entry"toskiptothenextalphabeticalentryin thevehiclephonebook,wherethesameoptionswillthenbeavailable.

-RecentCalls

Thesystem prompts for an additional command. Say "Missed Calls", "Incoming Calls" or "Outgoing Calls" to display a list of such calls on the screen.

Speakthenumberoftheentrydisplayedon thescreentodialthatnumberorsay"Next Page"toviewentriesonthenextpage(if available).

•Redial

Redialsthelastcallednumber.

- ReadText

Readsanincomingtextmessage.Foradditionalinformation,referto"Bluetooth® Hands-FreePhoneSystemwithNavigation System"inthissection.

- SendText

Sendsatextmessage.Foradditionalinformation,referto"Bluetooth®Hands-Free PhoneSystemwithNavigationSystem"in thissection.

- SelectPhone

Thesystemreplies"Pleaseusemanualcontrolstocontinue".Usemanualcontrolstochangetheactivephonefromamongthe listedphonesconnectedtothevehicle.

For additional information "Bluetooth® Hands-Free Phone System with Navigation System" in this section.

NAVIGATIONSYSTEMVOICE COMMANDS

The following voice commands are available for the Navigation System:

- StreetAddress(address)

- PointsofInterest(name)

- POIbyCategory

Home

- AddressBook

●PreviousDestinations

- EnterAddressinSteps

- CancelRoute

For additional information, referto these separate Navigation System Owner's Manual.

AUDIOSYSTEMVOICE COMMANDS

Toaccesstheaudiosystemvoicecommands:

1. Pressthebutton.
2. Say"Audio"
3. Speakacommandfromthefollowingavailablecommands:
   ●Play(AM,FM,etc.)

Allowsusertoselectradioband

●TuneAM(number)

AllowsusertotunedirectlytoadesiredAM frequency

●TuneFM(number)

AllowsusertotunedirectlytoadesiredFM frequency

●SXMchannel(number)

Allowsusertotunedirectlytoadesired SXMstation(ifsoequipped)

- CDTrack(number)

Allowsusertoselecttracktobeplayed

●PlaySong(name)

Allowsusertoselectsongnametobe played

●PlayArtist(name)

Allowsusertoselectartisttobeplayed

●PlayAlbum(name)

Allowsusertoselectalbumnametobe played

For additional information, refer to "Audiosystem" in this section.

INFORMATIONVOICECOMMANDS

The following voice commands are available for the information functions of the Navigation System:

- Traffic

●FuelPrices

- Stocks

●MovieListings

●CurrentWeather

-WeatherMap

-5-dayForecast

-6-hourForecast

For additional information about these commands, referto these separate Navigation System Owner's Manual.

MYAPPSVOICECOMMANDS

ManyAppscanbeaccessedusingthisvoice command.Foradditionalinformation,referto "NissanConnect ^SM MobileApps"inthissection.

HELPVOICECOMMANDS

The following voice commands can be spoken to have the system provide instructions and tips for using the NISSAN Voice Recognition system.

- ListCommands

- WhatCanISay?

- GeneralHelp

•Quit

- Exit

TROUBLESHOOTINGGUIDE

Thesystemshouldrespondcorrectlytoallvoice commandswithoutdifficulty. Ifproblemsareencountered, followthesolutionsgiveninthisguide fortheappropriateerror. Wherethesolutions are listed by number, tryeachsolutioninturn, starting withnumberone, until the problem is resolved.

Symptom/errormessageSolution
Thesystemresponds"CommandNot Recognized"orthesystemfailstorecognizethecommandcorrectly.	1.Ensurethatthecommandformatisvalid.Usethe"ListCommands"or"WhatCanISay?"commandunderthe"Help"menu.
	2.Speakclearlywithoutpausingbetweenwordsandatalevelappropriatetotheambientnoiselevel.
	3.Ensurethattheambientnoiselevelisnotexcessive(forexample,withthewindowsopenorthedefrosteron).NOTE:Ifitistoonoisytousethephone,itislikelythatvoicecommandswillnotberecognized.
	4.Ifoptionalwordsofthecommandhavebeenomitted,thenthecommandshouldbetriedwiththeseinplace.

4-78Monitor, climate, audio, phone and voicerecognition systems

5Startinganddriving

Precautionswhenstartinganddriving....5-2
Exhaustgas(carbonmonoxide)....5-2
Three-waycatalyst. 5 - 2
Driving precautions. 5 - 3
TirePressureMonitoringSystem(TPMS)....5-3
Avoidingcollisionandrollover....5-6
Off-roadrecovery. 5 - 6
Rapidairpressureloss....5-6
Drinkingalcohol/drugsanddriving....5-7

Ignitionswitch....5-8
Automatictransmission. 5 - 8
Ignitionswitchpositions....5-9
NISSANVehicleImmobilizerSystem (ifsoequipped)....5-9

Beforestartingtheengine....5-10

Startingtheengine....5-10

Drivingthevehicle....5-11

Engineprotectionmode....5-11

Automatictransmission....5-12

Parkingbrake....5-16

Cruisecontrol(ifsoequipped)....5-17

Precautionsoncruisecontrol.... 5-17

Cruisecontroloperations....5-17

Break-inschedule....5-18

Fuelefficientdrivingtips....5-19

Increasingfueleconomy....5-20

Parking/parkingonhills. 5-21

Powersteering....5-22

Brakesystem....5-22

Brakeprecautions. 5-22

Anti-lockBrakingSystem(ABS)....5-23

Brakeassist. 5-24

Activebrakelimitedslip(ABLS)system....5-24

VehicleDynamicControl(VDC)system....5-25

Brakeforcedistribution....5-26

Rearsonarsystem(ifsoequipped)....5-27

Coldweatherdriving....5-28

Freeingafrozendoorlock....5-28

Antifreeze. 5-28

Battery....5-28

Draining ofcoolantwater....5-28

Tireequipment. 5-28

Specialwinterequipment....5-29

Drivingonsnoworice....5-29

Engineblockheater(ifsoequipped)....5-29

PRECAUTIONSWHENSTARTING ANDDRIVING

WARNING

• Donotleavechildrenoradultswho wouldnormallyrequiretheassistance ofothersaloneinyourvehicle.Pets shouldalsonotbeleftalone.They couldaccidentallyinjurethemselvesor othersthroughinadvertentoperationof thevehicle.Also,onhot,sunnydays, temperaturesinaclosedvehiclecould quicklybecomehighenoughtocause severeorpossiblyfatalinjuriesto peopleoranimals.
  ●Properlysecureallcargowithropesor strapstohelppreventitfromslidingor shifting.Donotplacecargohigherthan theseatbacks.Inasuddenstoporcollision,unsecuredcargocouldcause personalinjury.

EXHAUSTGAS(carbonmonoxide)

WARNING

- Donotbreatheexhaustgases;they containcolorlessandodorlesscarbon monoxide. Carbonmonoxide is dangerous. It can cause unconsciousness or death.

●Alwayskeepthedoorsclosedwhen drivingthevehicle.Donotdrivewiththe doorsopenanddonotattempttotransportlongcargobydrivingwiththe doorsopen.Doingsocandamagethe doorsanddoorhinges.Cargomayalso falloutofthevehiclewhichmaycause seriouspersonalinjuryordeath.

- Ifyoususpectthatexhaustfumesare enteringthevehicle,drivewithallwindowsfullyopen,andhavethevehicle inspectedimmediately.

- Donotruntheengineinclosedspaces suchasagarage.

- Donotparkthevehiclewiththeengine runningforanyextendedlengthoftime.

- Keepthedoorsclosedwhiledriving, otherwiseexhaustgasescouldbe drawnintothepassengercompartment. Ifyoumustdrivewiththisopen,follow theseprecautions:

1.Openallthewindows.

2.Setthe airrecirculationbuttontooffandthefancontroldialto hightocirculatetheair.

- If electrical wiring or other cable connections must pass to a trailer through these on the body, follow them manufacturer's recommendation to prevent carbon monoxide entry into the vehicle.

●Theexhaustsystemandbodyshouldbe inspectedbyaqualifiedmechanic whenever:

a. The vehicle is raised for service.

b. Yoususpectthatexhaustfumesare entering into the passenger compartment.

c. You notice a change in the sound of the exhaust system.

d.Youhavehadanaccident involving damageto the exhaustsystem, underbody,orrearofthevehicle.

THREE-WAYCATALYST

Thethree-waycatalystisanemissioncontrol device installed in the exhaust system. Exhaust gasesinthethree-waycatalystareburnedat hightemperaturestohelpreducepollutants.

WARNING

• Theexhaustgasandtheexhaustsystemareveryhot.Keeppeople,animals orflammablematerialsawayfromthe exhaustsystemcomponents.
• Donotstoporparkthevehicleover flammablematerialssuchasdrygrass, wastepaperorrags. They may ignite and cause a fire.

CAUTION

• Donotuseleadedgasoline.Deposits fromleadedgasolinewillseriouslyreducethethree-waycatalyst'sability to helpreduceexhaustpollutants.
• Keepyourenginetunedup.Malfunctions intheignition,fuelinjection,orelectrical systemscancauseoverrichfuelflowinto thethree-waycatalyst,causingittooverheat.Donotkeepdrivingiftheengine misfires,orifnoticeablelossofperformanceorotherunusualoperatingconditionsaredetected.HavethevehicleinspectedpromptlybyaNISSANdealer.

• Avoiddrivingwithanextremelylowfuel level.Runningoutoffuelcouldcause theenginetomisfire,damagingthe three-waycatalyst.

• Donotracetheenginewhilewarmingit up.

• Donotpushortowyourvehicletostart theengine.

DRIVINGPRECAUTIONS

Utilityvehicleshaveasignificantlyhigher rolloverratethanothertypesofvehicles.

Theyhavelargertiresandhighergroundclear-ancethanpassengercarstomakethemcapable ofperforminginavarietyofapplications.This givesthemahighercenterofgravitythanordinary cars.Anadvantageofhighgerroundclearanceis abetterviewoftheroad,allowingyoutoanticipateproblems.However,theyarenotdesigned forcorneringatthesamespeedsasconventional 2-wheeldrivevehiclesanymorethanlow-slung sportscarsaredesignedtoperformsatisfactorily underoff-roadconditions.lfatalllpossible,avoid sharpturnsathighspeeds.Aswithothervehicles ofthistype,failuretooperatethisvehiclecorrectlymayresultinlossofcontrolorvehicle rollover.Inarollovercrash,anunbeltedpersonis significantlymorelikelytodiethanapersonwear-ingaseatbelt.

Aloaded vehicle with a higher center of gravity may be differently than an unloaded vehicle. Therisk of loss of control or vehicler rollover increases as more cargo is loaded in the vehicle.

Theriskincreasesbecausethecargoplacedin thevehicleraisesthevehicle'scenterofgravity. Asaresult, thevanhandlesdifferentlyfromother ordinarypassengervehiclesandithaslessresis-tancetorolloverwhichcanmakeitmoredifficult tocontrolinanemergencysituation. Placingany loadontheroofalsoraisesthecenterofgravity andincreasesthestpotentialforrollover. Donot overloadyourvehicleandmakesuretheloadis evenlydistributed.

Toreducetheriskoflossofcontrolorvehicle rolloverdriveatslowerspeed, avoid abrupt steering changes and increase your following distance and allow for increased stopping distance.

Besuretoreadthedrivingsafetyprecautionsin thissection.

TIREPRESSUREMONITORING SYSTEM(TPMS)

Eachtire, including the spare (if provided), should be checked monthly when cold and inflated to the inflation pressurerecommended by the vehicle manufacturer on the vehicle placard or tire inflation pressure label. (If your vehicle has tires of different sizing can also indicate on the vehicle placard or tire inflation pressure label, you should determin the property inflation pressure for those varieties.)

Asanadded safety feature, your vehicle has been equipped with a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) that illuminates alow tire pressure telltale when one or more of your tires is significantly under-inflated. Accordingly, whethelow tire pressure telltale illuminates, you should stop and check all your tires as soon as possible, and inflatethem to the proper pressure. Driving on a significantly under-inflated tire cause esthetireto overheat and can lead to tire failure. Under-inflation also reduces fuel efficiency and tire tread life, and may affect the vehicle's handling and stopping ability.

PleasenotethattheTPMSisnotasubstitutefor propertiremaintenance,anditisthedriver's responsibilitytomaintaincorrecttirepressure, evenifunder-inflationhasnotreachedthelevelto triggerilluminationoftheTPMSlowtirepressure telltale.

Yourvehiclehasalsobeenequippedwitha TPMSmalfunctionindicatortoindicatewhenthe systemisnotoperatingproperly.TheTPMSmalfunctionindicatoriscombinedwiththelowtire pressuretelltale.Whenthesystemdetectsa malfunction,thetelltalewillflashforapproximately 1 minuteandthenremaincontinuously illuminated. Thissequencewillcontinueupon subsequentvehiclestart-upsaslongasthemalfunctionexists.Whenthemalfunctionindicatoris illuminated,thesystemmaynotbeabletodetect

orsignallowtirepressureasintended.TPMS malfunctionsmayoccurforavarietyofreasons, includingtheinstallationofreplacementoralternatetiresorwheelsonthevehiclethatprevent theTPMSfromfunctioningproperly.Always checktheTPMSmalfunctiontelltaleafterreplacingoneormoretiresorwheelsonyourvehicleto ensurethatthereplacementoralternatetiresand wheelsallowtheTPMStocontinuetofunction properly.

Additional information

●TheTPMSdoesnotmonitorthetire pressureofthesparetire.

●The TPMS will activate only when the vehicle is driven at speeds above 16 MPH (25 km/h). Also, this system may not detect a sudden drop in tire pressure (fore example a flattire while driving).

●Thelowtirepressurewarninglightdoesnot automaticallyturnoffwhenthetirepressure isadjusted. Afterallyourtiresareinflated to the recommended pressure, the vehicle mustbedrivenatspeedsabove16MPH (25km/h)toactivatetheTPMSandturnoffthelowtirepressurewarninglight.Useatire pressuregaugetocheckthetirepressure.

●TheCHECKTIRE pressurewarningappearsinthevehicleinformationdisplaywhenthelowtirepressurewarninglightisilluminatedandlowtirepressureisdetected.The CHECKTIREpressurewarningturnsoff whentelowtirepressurewarninglight turnsoff.
- The CHECKTIRE pressure warning does not appear if the low tire pressure warning lightilluminates to indicate a TPMS malfunction.
●Tirepressurerisesandfallsdependingon theheatcausedbythevehicle'soperation andtheoutsidetemperature.Lowoutside temperaturecanlowerthetemperature of theairinsidethetirewhichcancausea lowertireinflationpressure.Thismaycause thelowtirepressurewarninglighttoilluminate.lfthewarninglightilluminates,check thetirepressureforallfourtires.
- The Tire and Loading Information label (also referred to asthe vehicle placardortire inflation pressure label) is located in the driver's door opening.

For additional information, refer to "Low tire pressure warning light" in the "Instruments and controls" section and "Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)" in the "In case of emergency" section of this manual.

5-4 Startinganddriving

WARNING

- Ifthelowtirepressurewarninglight illuminateswhiledriving,avoidsudden steeringmaneuversorabruptbraking, reducevehiclespeed,pulloftheroad toasafelocationandstopthevehicle assoonaspossible.Drivingwithunderinflatedtiresmaypermanentlydamage thetiresandincreasethikelikelihood of tirefailure.Seriousvehicledamage couldoccurandmayleadtoanaccident andcouldresultinseriouspersonalinjury.Checkthetirepressureforallfour tires.Adjustthetirepressuretothe recommendedCOLDtirepressure shownontheTireandLoadingInformationlabeltoturnthelowtirepressure warninglightOFF.Ifyouhaveaflattire, replaceitwithasparetireassoonas possible.(Foradditionalinformation, referto"Flattire"inthe"Incaseof emergency"sectionofthismanual.)

●Radiowavescouldadverselyaffect electricmedicalequipment.Thosewho useapacemakershouldcontactthe electricmedicalequipmentmanufacturerforthepossibleinfluencesbefore use.

• Whenasparetireismountedorawheel isreplaced, tirepressurewillnotbe indicated, theTPMSwillnotfunction andthelowtirepressurewarninglight willflashforapproximately1minute. Thelightwillremainonafter1minute. ContactyourNISSANdealerassoonas possiblefortirereplacementand/or systemresetting.
  ●Replacing tires with thosen not originally specified by NISSAN could affect the proper operation of the TPMS.
• Donotinjectanytireliquidoraerosol tiresealantintothetires,asthismay causeamalfunctionofthetirepressure sensors.

CAUTION

Donotplacemetalizedfilmoranymetal parts(antenna,etc.)onthewindows.This maycausepoorreceptionofthesignals fromthetirepressuresensors,andthe TPMSwillnotfunctionproperly.

Somedevicesandtransmittersmaytemporarily interferewiththeoperationoftheTPMSand causethelowtirepressurewarninglighttoilluminate.

Someexamplesare:

-Facilitiesorelectricdevicesusingsimilarradio frequenciesarenearthevehicle.
-Ifatransmittersettosimilarfrequenciesis beingusedinornearthevehicle.
-Ifacomputer(orsimilarequipment)ora DC/ACconverterisbeingusedinornearthe vehicle.

FCCNotice:

ForUSA:

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This devicem may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this devicem must accept any interferencereceived, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

NOTE:

Changesormodificationnotexpresslyapprovedbythepartyresponsibleforcompliancecouldvoidtheuser'sauthoritytooperatetheequipment.

ForCanada:

This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

AVOIDINGCOLLISIONAND ROLLOVER

WARNING

Failuretooperatethisvehicleinasafe andprudentmannermayresultinlossof controloranaccident.

Bealertanddrivedefensivelyatallltimes. Obey alltrafficregulations. Avoidexcessivespeed, highspeedcornering, orsuddensteeringmaneuvers, because the driving practices could causeyoutolose control of your vehicle. As with any vehicle, loss of control could result in a collision with other vehicles or objects or causes the vehicle to rollover, particularly if the loss of control causes the vehicle to slides sideways. Be attentive at all times, and avoid driving when tired. Never drivewhen under the influence of alcohol or drugs (including pre-

Startinganddriving

scriptionorover-the-counterdrugswhichmay causedrowsiness).Alwayswearyourseatbelt asoutlinedinthe"Safety-Seats,seatbeltsand supplementalrestraintsystem"sectionofthis manual,andalsoinstructyourpassengerstodo so.

Seatbeltshelpreducetheriskofinjuryincollisionsandrollovers.Inarollovercrash,an unbeltedorimproperlybeltedpersonis significantlymorelikelytobeinjuredor killedthanapersonproperlywearinga seatbelt.

OFF-ROADRECOVERY

While driving, therightsdoor leftsidewheels may unintentionally leave the roadside. If this occurs, maintain control of the vehicle by following the procedure below. Plesenotethat this procedure is only a general guide. The vehicle must be driven as appropriate based on the condition of the vehicle, road and traffic.

1. Remaincalmanddonotoverreact.
2. Donotapplythebrakes.

3. Maintain a firm grip on the steering wheel with both hands and try to hold a straight course.

4. When appropriate, slowly releasethe acceleratorpedaltogradually slow the vehicle.

5. If there is nothing in the way, steer the vehicle to follow the road while vehicles speed is reduced. Donot attempt to drivethe vehicle back to other roads surface until vehicle speed is reduced.
6. When it's a fetodoso, gradually turn the steering wheel until both tires return to the roads surface. When all tires are on the road surface, steer the vehicle to stay in the appropriate driving lane.
7. If you decide that it is not safet to return the vehicle to other roads surface based on vehicle, road traffic conditions, gradually slow the vehicle to as topinasafe place off the road.

RAPIDAIRPRESSURELOSS

Rapidairpressurelossora"blow-out"canoccur ifthetireispuncturedorisdamageddueto hittingacurborpothole.Rapidairpressureloss canalsobecauusedbydrivingonunder-inflated tires.

Rapidairpressurelosscanaffectthehandling andstabilityofthevehicle,especiallyathighway speeds.

Helppreventrapidairpressurelossbymaintainingthecorrectairpressureandvisuallyinspect thetiresforwearanddamage.Foradditional information,referto"Wheelsandtires"inthe "Maintenanceanddo-it-yourself"sectionofthis manual.Ifatirerapidlylosesairpressureor "blows-out"whiledriving,maintaincontrolofthe vehiclebyfollowingtheprocedurebelow.Please notethatthisprocedureisonlyageneralguide. Thevehiclemustbedrivenasappropriatebased ontheconditionsofthevehicle,roadandtraffic.

WARNING

The following actions can increase the chance of losing control of the vehicle if there is as sudden loss of air pressure. Losing control of the vehicle may cause a collision and result in personal injury.

●Thevehiclegenerallymovesorpullsin thedirectionoftheflattire.
- Donotrapidlyapplythebrakes.
- Donotrapidlyreleasetheaccelerator pedal.
- Donotrapidlyturnthesteeringwheel.

1. Remaincalmanddonotoverreact.

2. Maintain a firm grip on the steering wheel with both hands and try to hold a straight course.

3. When appropriate, slowly releasethe acceleratorpedaltogradually slow the vehicle.
4. Graduallysteerthevehicletoasafelocation offtheroadandawayfromtrafficifpossible.
5. Lightly apply the brake pedal to gradually stop the vehicle.
6. Turnonthehazardwarningflashersand contactaroadsideemergencyserviceto changethetire.Foradditionalinformation, referto"Changingaflattire"inthe"Incase ofemergency"sectionofthismanual.

DRINKINGALCOHOL/DRUGSAND DRIVING

WARNING

Neverdriveundertheinfluenceofalcohol ordrugs. Alcoholinthebloodstreamreducescoordination, delaysreactiontime andimpairsjudgement. Drivingafter drinkingalcoholincreasesthelielihood ofbeinginvolvedinanaccidentinjuring yourselfandothers. Additionally, if you areinjuredinanaccident, alcoholcan increasetheseverityoftheinjury.

NISSANiscommittedtosafedriving. However, youmustchoosenottodriveundertheinfluence ofalcohol. Everyyearthousandsofpeopleare injuredorkilledinalcohol-relatedcollisions. Althoughelocallawsvaryonwhatisconsidered tobelegallyintoxicated, thefactisthatalcohol affectsallpeopledifferentlyandmostpeople underestimatetheeffectsofalcohol.

Remember, drinking and driving don't mix! That is true for drugs (over-the-counter, prescription) and illegal drug too. Don't drive your ability to operate your vehicle is impaired by alcohol, drugs, or some other physical condition.

IGNITIONSWITCH

A WARNING

- Neverremovetheignitionkeyorplace theignitionswitchintheLOCKposition whiledriving.Thesteeringwheelwill lock.Thismaycausethedrivertolose controlofthevehicleandcouldresultin seriousvehicledamageorpersonal injury.

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AUTOMATICTRANSMISSION

Theignitionlockisdesignedsotheignition switchcannotbeplacedintheLOCKposition andthekeycannotberemoveduntiltheshift leverismovedtotheP(Park)position.

Whenremovingthekeyfromtheignitionswitch, makesuretheshiftleverisintheP(Park)position.

If the shift lever is not returned to P(Park) position, the ignition switch cannot be placed in the LOCK position.

If the shift lever is shifted to the P(Park) position after the ignition switch is placed in the OFF position or when the ignition switch cannot be placed in the LOCK position, proceeds as follows to removethe key.

1. MovetheshiftleverintotheP(Park)position.
2. Placetheignitionswitchslightlytowardthe ONposition.
3. PlacetheignitionswitchintheLOCKposition.
4. Removethekey.

Theshiftleverisdesignedsoitcannotmoveout ofP(Park)andintoanyoftheothergearpositionsiftheignitionswitchisplacedintheOFF positionorifthekeyisremovedfromtheswitch.

Theshiftlevercanbemovediftheignition switchisintheONpositionandthefoot brakepedalisdepressed.

5-8 Starting and driving

ThereisanOFFpositionbetweenthe LOCKandONpositions.TheOFFposition isindicatedbya"1"ontheignitionswitch. FormodelswithoutNISSANvehicleimmobilizersystem:whentheignitionswitchis intheOFFposition,thesteeringwheelis notlocked.

Inorderforthesteeringwheeltobelocked, it must be turned about 1/8 of a turn clockwise from the straightup position.

Tolockthesteeringwheel,turntheignition totheLOCKposition.Removethekey.To unlockthesteeringwheel,insertthekey andturnitgentlywhilerotatingthesteeringwheelslightlyrightandleft.

If the key will not turn from the LOCK position, turn the steering wheel to the left for right while turning the key to unlock the key cylinder.

IGNITIONSWITCHPOSITIONS

LOCK: Normalparkingposition(0)

OFF:(1)

The engine can be turned off without locking the steering wheel.

ACC:(Accessories)(2)

Thispositionactivateselectricalaccessories suchastheradiowhentheengineisnotrunning.

ON:Normaloperatingposition(3)

This position turns on the ignition system and the electrical accessories.

START:(4)

Thispositionstartstheengine.Assoonasthe enginehasstarted,releasethekey.ItautomaticallyreturnstotheONposition.

NISSANVEHICLEIMMOBILIZER SYSTEM(ifsoequipped)

TheNISSANVehicleImmobilizerSystemwillnot allowtheenginetostartwithouttheuseoftheregisteredkey.

If the engine fail to start using a registered key (forexample, when interference is caused by another registered key, an automated toll road device or automatic payment device on the key ring), restart the engine using the following procedures:

1. LeavetheignitionswitchintheONposition for approximately 5 seconds.

2. TurntheignitionswitchtotheOFFForLOCK position, and wait approximately 10 seconds.

3.Repeatsteps1 and 2.

1. Restart the engine while holding the device (which may have caused the interference) separate from the registered key.

If then o start condition re- occurs, NISSAN recommends placing theregistered key on a separate key ring to avoid interference from other devices.

BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE

●Makesuretheareaaroundthevehicleis clear.
- Checkfluidlevelssuchasengineoil,coolant,brakefluid,andwindshield-washerfluid asfrequentlyaspossible,oratleastwhen-everyourefuel.
- Checkthatallwindowsandlightsareclean.
- Visuallyinspecttiresfortheirappearance andcondition. Alsochecktiresforproper inflation.
- Checkthatalldoorsareclosed.
- Positionseatandadjusthead restraints/headrests.
- Adjustinsideandoutsidemirrors.
- Fastenseatbeltsandaskallpassengersto dolikewise.
- Checktheoperationofwarninglightswhen theignitionswitchisplacedintheONposition.Foradditionalinformation,referto "Warning/indicatorlightsandaudiblereminders"inthe"Instrumentsandcontrols" sectionofthismanual.

STARTING THE ENGINE

1. Apply the parking brake.

2. MovetheshiftlevertoP(Park)orN(Neutral).P(Park)isrecommended.
   Theshiftlevercannotbemovedoutof P(Park)andintoanyoftheothergear positionsiftheignitionswitchis turnedtotheOFFpositionorifthekey isremovedfromtheignitionswitch.
   The starter is designed not to operate if theshiftleverisinanyofthedriving positions.

3. Cranktheengine with your footoff the accelerator pedal by placing the ignition switch in the START position. Releasethe key when the engine starts. If the engine starts, but fails to run, repeat the above procedure.

- If the engine is very hard to start in extremely cold weather or when restarting, depress the accelerator pedal at little (approximately 1/3 to the floor) and hold it and then crank the engine. Reasesthe key and the accelerator pedal when the engine starts.

- Iftheengineisveryhardtostartbecause it is flooded, depress the accelerator pedalallthewaytothefloorandholdit. Cranktheenginefor5–6seconds. After crankingtheengine,releasetheacceleratorpedal.Cranktheenginewithyour footofftheacceleratorpedalbyturning the ignition key to START. Release the keywhentheenginestarts.Iftheengine starts,butfailstorun,repeattheabove procedure.

CAUTION

Donotoperatethestarterformorethan 15secondsatatime.Iftheengineodes notstart,turnthekeyoffandwait10secondsbeforecranking again,otherwisethe startercouldbedamaged.

1. Allow the engine to idle for at least 30 seconds after starting. Donotracethe engine while warming it up. Drive at moderate speed for short distance first, especially in cold weather. Incold weather, keep the engine running for a minimum of 2–3 minutes before shutting it off. Starting and stopping the engine over a short period of time may make the vehicle more difficult to start.

DRIVINGTHEVEHICLE

NOTE:

Careshouldbetakentoavoidsituations thatcanleadtopotentialbatterydischarge andpotentialno-startconditionssuchas:

1. Installationorextendeduseofelectronic accessories that consume battery power when the engine is not running (Phonechargers, GPS, DVD players, etc.)
2. Vehicle is not driven regularly and/or only drivenshort distances. In these cases, the battery may need to be charged to maintain battery health.

ENGINEPROTECTIONMODE

Theenginehasanengineprotectionmodeto reducethechanceofdamageifthecoolanttemperaturebecomestoohigh(forexample,when climbingsteepgradesinhightemperaturewith heavyloads,suchaswhentowingatraler). Whentheenginetemperaturereachesacertain level:

●Theenginecoolanttemperaturegaugewill movetowardtheHposition.
●Enginepowermaybereduced.
- The airconditioning cooling function maybe automatically turned off for a short time (the blower will continue to operate).

Enginepowerand, undersomeconditions, vehiclespeedwilldecrease. Vehiclespeedcanbe controlledwiththeacceleratorpedal,butthe vehiclemaynotaccelerateatthedesiredspeed. Thetransmissionwilldownshiftorupshiftasit reachesprescribedshiftpoints.Youcanalso shiftmanually.

Asdrivingconditionschangeandenginecoolant temperatureisreduced,vehiclespeedcanbe increasedusingtheacceleratorpedal,andair conditioningcoolingfunctionwillautomatically beturnedbackon.

If:

1. The engine coolant temperature is not reduced.
2. The air conditioning cooling function does not turn back on.
3. If the engine oil pressure low warning light illuminates or the engine coolant temperature gauge indicates an overheating condition, this may indicate a malfunction. Move the vehicle of the road in a safe area and allow the engine to cool. If either condition is still present after checking the oil and coolant, donot continuet drive and call a NISSAN dealer.

TheMalfunctionIndicatorLight(MIL)mayalso comeon.Ifonlyitremainson,youdonotneedto haveyourvehicletowed,buthaveitinspected soonbyaNISSANdealer.Foradditionalinformation,referto"MalfunctionIndicatorLight(MIL)"in the"Instrumentsandcontrols"sectionofthis manual.

A WARNING

Overheatingcanresultinreducedengine powerandvehiclespeed.Thereduced speedmaybelowerthanothertraffic, whichcouldincreasethechanceofacol- lision.Beespeciallycarefulwhendriving. Ifthevehiclecannotmaintainasafedriv- ingspeed,pulltothesideoftheroadina safearea.Allowtheenginetocooland returntonormaloperation.Foradditional information,referto"Ifyourvehicleover- heats"inthe"Incaseofemergency"sectionofthismanual.

CAUTION

Runningtheenginewiththeengineoil pressurewarninglightoncouldcauseseriousdamagetotheenginealmostimmediately.Suchdamageisnotcoveredby warranty.Turnofftheengineassoonasit issafetodoso.

AUTOMATICTRANSMISSION

WARNING

- Donotdepresstheacceleratorpedal whileshiftingfromP(Park)orN(Neutral)toR(Reverse),orL(Low).Always depressthebrakepedaluntilshiftingis completed.Failureretodosocouldcause youtolosecontrolandhavean accident.

●Coldengineidlespeedishigh, souse cautionwhenshiftingintoaforwardor reversegearbeforetheenginehas warmedup.

- NevershifttoP(Park)orR(Reverse) whilethevehicleismoving.Thiscould causeanaccident.

- Exceptinanemergency, donotshift to the N(Neutral) position while driving. Coasting with the transmission in the N (Neutral) position may cause serious damage to the transmission.

CAUTION

- Whenstoppingthevehicleonanuphill grade, donotholdthevehiclebydepressingtheacceleratorpedal. Thefoot brakeshouldbeusedforthispurpose.

- Donotdownshiftabruptlyonslippery roads. This may cause all of control.

The automatic transmission in your vehicle is electronically controlled to produce maximum power and smooth operation.

Therecommended operating procedures for this transmissionareshownonthefollowingpages. Followthese procedures form maximum vehicle performance and driving enjoyment.

Startingthevehicle

1. After starting the engine, fully depress the footbrakepedal before removing the shift lever out of the P(Park) position.
2. Keep the foot brake pedal depressed and movetheshift lever into driving gear.
3. Release the foot brake, then gradually start the vehicle in motion.

The automatic transmission is designed so the footbrakepedal MUST bedepressed beofreshifting from P(Park) to any drive position while the ignitions switch in the ON position.

Theshiftlevercannotbemovedoutofthe P(Park)positionandintoanyoftheother gearpositionsiftheignition switch is placedintheLOCKorOFFposition.

Tomovetheshiftlever:

:Shiftwhiledepressingthebrakepedal

:Shiftwithoutdepressingbrakepedal

Shifting

Afterstartingtheengine,fullydepressthebrake pedalandmovetheshiftleveroutoftheP(Park) position.

WARNING

Apply the parking brake if the shift lever is in any position while the engine is not running. Failure to dos could cause the vehicle to move unexpectedly or roll away and result in serious personal injury or property damage.

If theignitionswitchisplaced in the OFF for ACC position for any reason while the vehicle is in N (Neutral), or any D(Drive) position, the ignition switch cannot be turned to the LOCK position. Movetheshiftlevertothe P(Park) position, then the ignition switch can be turned to LOCK.

P(Park)

A CAUTION

Topreventtransmissiondamage, use the P(Park)orR(Reverse)positiononlywhen the vehicle is completely stopped.

Use the P(Park) shift lever position when the vehicle is parked or when starting the engine. Makes sure the vehicle is completely stopped. The brake pedal should be depressed to movetheshift lever from N(Neutral) or any drive position to P(Park). Apply the parking brake. When parking on a hill, apply the parking brake first, then movetheshift lever into the P(Park) position.

R(Reverse)

CAUTION

Topreventtransmissiondamage, use the P(Park)orR(Reverse)positiononlywhen the vehicle is completely stopped.

UsetheR(Reverse)positiontobackup.Make surethevehicleiscompletelystoppedbefore selectingtheR(Reverse)position.Thebrake pedalmustbedepressedtomovetheshift leverfromP(Park),N(Neutral)oranydrive positiontoR(Reverse).

N(Neutral)

Neitherforwardnorreversegearisengaged. The enginecanbestartedinthisposition.Youmay shifttoN(Neutral)andrestartastalledengine whilethevehicleismoving.

D(Drive)

Use this position for all normal forward driving.

Manualshiftmode

Whenthemanualshiftmodebutton Ⓐ is pressedwhiledriving, the transmissionentersthe manualshiftmode.Shiftrangescanbeselected manually.

Toleavemanualmodefromanypositionpushthe manualshiftmodebutton ① again.Manualshift modeisalsocanceledwhenthevehicleisre-started.

Inthemanualshiftmode, the shift range is displayed on the position indicator in the thermometer. After pressing the manual shift mode button, the position indicator first displays M4 (Fourth).

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Shiftrangesupordownonebyoneasfollows:

$$ \mathrm{M} 1 \longleftrightarrow \mathrm{M} 2 \longleftrightarrow \mathrm{M} 3 \longleftrightarrow \mathrm{M} 4 \longleftrightarrow \mathrm{M} 5 $$

M5(Fifth)

Allowsthevehicletoshifttothehightestgear.

Shiftrangesupordownonebyoneasfollows:

$$ \mathrm{M} 1 \longleftrightarrow \mathrm{M} 2 \longleftrightarrow \mathrm{M} 3 \longleftrightarrow \mathrm{M} 4 \longleftrightarrow \mathrm{M} 5 $$

M5willbedisplayedonthepositionindicatorin themeter.

M4(Fourth)

Fordrivingupordownlongslopeswhereengine brakingwouldbeadvantageous.

Shiftrangesupordownonebyoneasfollows:

$$ \mathrm{M} 1 \longleftrightarrow \mathrm{M} 2 \longleftrightarrow \mathrm{M} 3 \longleftrightarrow \mathrm{M} 4 $$

M4willbedisplayedonthepositionindicatorin themeter.

M3(Third)

Useforhillclimbingorenginebrakingondownhill grades.

Shiftrangesupordownonebyoneasfollows:

$$ \mathrm{M} 1 \longleftrightarrow \mathrm{M} 2 \longleftrightarrow \mathrm{M} 3 $$

M3willbedisplayedonthepositionindicatorin themeter.

M2(Second)

Useforhillclimbingorenginebrakingondownhill grades.

Shiftrangesupordownonebyoneasfollows:

$$ \mathrm{M} 1 \longleftrightarrow \mathrm{M} 2 $$

M2willbedisplayedonthepositionindicatorin themeter.

M1(First)

Use this position when climbing steep hills slowly or drivings slowly through deep snow, sand or mud, or maximum engine braking on steep downhill grades.

M1 will bed displayed on the position indicator on the meter.

- Remembernottodriveathighspeedsfor extendedperiodsoftimeinlowerthanM4 range. This reducesfueleconomy.

Whenshiftingup

Movetheshiftlevertothe+(up)side.(Shiftsto higherrange.)

Whenshiftingdown

Movetheshiftlevertothe – (down)side.(Shifts tolowerrange.)

• Thetransmissionwillautomaticallydownshiftthegears.(Forexample,ifyouselectthe3rdrange,thetransmissionwillshiftdownbetweenthe3rdand1stgears.)
• Movingtheshiftleverrapidlytothesame sidetwicewillshifttherangesinsuccession.

Whencancelingthemanualshiftmode

Pressthemanualshiftmodebutton Ⓐ toreturn thetransmissiontothenormaldrivingmode.

- In the manual shift mode, the transmission may not shift to these selected gear immediately because of vehicles speed. The transmission will up our shift when vehicles speed match the programed transmissions shift points. This helps maintain driving performance and reduce the chance of vehicle damage or loss of control.

- Inthemanualshiftmode, the transmission will not up shift to a higher gear than is manually selected. When the vehicles speed decreases, the transmission automatically shifts down and shift to 1st gear before the vehicle comestoastop.

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Shiftlockrelease

If the battery is discharged, the shift lever may not be moved from the P(Park) position even with the brake pedal depressed.

Tomovetheshiftlever, releasetheshiftlock. The shiftlevercanbemovedtoN(Neutral). However, formodelswithouttheNISSANvehicleimmobilizersystem, thesteeringwheelwillbelocked unlesstheignitionswitchisturnedtotheON position. Thisallowsthevehicletobemovedif thebatteryisdischarged.

If the shift lever cannot be moved out of P(Park), have a NISSAN dealer check the automatic transmission system as soon as possible.

WARNING

If the shift lever cannot be moved from the P(Park) position while the engine is running and the brake pedal is depressed, the stoplights may not work. Malfunctioning stoplights could cause an accident in injury yourself and others.

Acceleratordownshift —inD(Drive)position—

Forpassingorhillclimbing, depress the accelerator pedal to the floor. This shifts the transmissiondown into a lower gear, depending on the vehiclespeed.

Fail-safe

When the fail-safe operation occurs, please note that the transmission will be locked in any of the forward gears according to the condition.

Ifthevehicleisdrivenunderextremeconditions,suchasexcessivewheelspinning andsubsequenthardbraking,thefail-safe systemmaybeactivated.Thiswilloccur even if all electrical circuits are functioning properly. In this case, turn the ignition switchOFFandwaitfor3seconds.Then turntheignitionswitchbacktotheON position.Thevehicleshouldreturntoits normaloperatingcondition.Ifitdoesnot

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PARKINGBRAKE

returntoitsnormaloperatingcondition, haveaNISSANdealercheckthetransmissionandrepairitifnecessary.

WARNING

• Besuretheparkingbrakeisfullyreleasedbeforedriving.Failureretodoso cancausebrakefailureandleadtoan accident.
• Donotreleasetheparkingbrakefrom outsidethevehicle.
• Donotusetheshiftleverinplaceofthe parkingbrake.Whenparking,besure theparkingbrakeisfullyengaged.
• Donotleavechildrenunattendedina vehicle. They could release the parking brake and cause an accident.

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Toengage: Firmly depress the parking brake.

Torelease:

1. Firmlyapplythefootbrake.
2. MovetheshiftlevertotheP(Park)position.
3. Firmly depress the parking brake pedalandit will release.
4. Before driving, besure the brakewarning light goes out.

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CRUISECONTROL(ifsoequipped)

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    B --> C["COAST/SET"]
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PRECAUTIONSONCRUISE CONTROL

1. ACCEL/RES switch
   2.COAST/SETswitch
   3.CANCELswitch
   4.ON·OFFswitch

- If the cruise controlsystem malfunctions, it cancels automatically. The SET indicator light illuminates in the vehicle information display then blinkstowarth driver. For additional information, referto "Vehicle information display" in the "Instruments and controls" section of this manual.

• If the SET indicator light blinks, push the cruise control ON·OFF switch off and have the system checked by a NISSAN dealer.
• The SET indicator light may blink when the cruise control ON-OFF switch is pushed on while pushing the ACCEL/RES, COAST/SET, or CANCEL switch. Top properly set the cruise control system, use the following procedures.

WARNING

Donotusethecruise control when driving under the following conditions:

• Whenitisnotpossibletokeepthe vehicleatasetspeed.
• Inheavytrafficorintrafficthatvariesin speed.
  ●Onwindingorhillyroads.
• Onslipperyroads(rain,snow,ice,etc.).
  ●Inverywindyareas.

Doingsocouldcausealossofvehicle controlandresultinanaccident.

CRUISECONTROLOPERATIONS

Thecruisecontrolallowsdrivingataspeedbetween25-89MPH(40-144km/h)without keepingyourfootontheacceleratorpedal.

To turn on the cruise control, push the ON·OFFswitchon.TheCRUISEindicatorlightin thevehicleinformationdisplaywillilluminate.

Tosetcruisingspeed,acceleratethevehicleto thedesiredspeed,pushtheCOAST/SETswitch andreleaseit.TheSETindicatorlightinthe vehicleinformationdisplaywillilluminate.Take yourfootofftheacceleratorpedal.Yourvehicle maintainsthesetspeed.

• Topassanothervehicle, depress the accelerator pedal. When you release the pedal, the vehiclereturnstothepreviously setspeed.
• The vehicle may not maintain the sets speed when going up on down steephills. If this happens, drivewithout the cruise control.

Tocancelthepresetspeed, useoneofthe followingthreemethods:

• PushtheCANCELbutton;theSETindicator lightinthevehicleinformationdisplaygoes out.
• Tapthebrakepedal; the SETindicatorlight goesout.

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BREAK-INSCHEDULE

- PushtheON-OFFswitchoff.Boththe CRUISEindicatorlightandSETindicator lightinthevehicleinformationdisplaygoout.

Thecruisecontrolisautomatically canceled and the SETlightinthevehicleinformationdisplay goesoutif:

• Youdepressthebrakepedalwhilepushing theACCEL/RESorSET/COASTswitch. Thepresetspeedisdeletedfrommemory.
  ●The vehicleslowsdownmorethan8MPH (13km/h) below the setspeed.
• YoumovetheshiftlevertoN(Neutral).

Toresetatafastercruisingspeed, useoneof the following three methods:

• Depresstheacceleratorpedal. When the vehicleattainsthedesiredspeed, pushand releasetheCOAST/SETswitch.
• PushandholdtheACCEL/RESswitch. Whenthevehicleattainsthespeedyoudesire,releasetheswitch.
• PushandreleasetheACCEL/RESswitch. Eachtimeyoudothis,thesetspeedincreasesbyabout1MPH(1.6km/h).

Toresetataslowercruisingspeed,useone ofthefollowingthreemethods:

●Lightlytapthebrakepedal. Whenthevehicleattainsthedesiredspeed, push the COAST/SETswitchandreleaseit.
- PushandholdtheCOAST/SETswitch.Releasetheswitchwhenthevehicleslowsto thedesiredspeed.
- PushandreleasetheCOAST/SETswitch. Eachtimeyoudothis,thesetspeeddecreasesbyabout1MPH(1.6km/h).

Toresumethepresetspeed, pushandre-lease the ACCEL/RES switch. The vehiclere-turnstothelastsetcruisingspeed when the vehiclespeed is over 25 MPH (40 km/h).

CAUTION

During the first 1,200 miles (2,000 km), follow the recommendation to obtain maximum engine performance and ensure the futurer reliability and economy of your new vehicle. Failure to follow the recommendations may result in shortened engine life and reduced engine performance.

• Avoiddrivingforlongperiodsatconstant speed, eitherfastorslow, and donotrunthe engineover4,000RPM.
• Donotaccelerateatfullthrottleinanygear.
• Avoidquickstarts.
• Avoidhardbrakingasmuchaspossible.
• Donottowatrailerforthefirst500mi (805km). Yourengine, axleorotherparts could bedamaged.

FUELEFFICIENTDRIVINGTIPS

Followtheseeasy-to-useFuelEfficientDriving Tipstohelpyouachievethemostfueleconomy fromyourvehicle.

1. Use Smooth Accelerator and Brake Pedal Application

●Avoidrapidstartsandstops.
- Usesmooth, gentleaccelerator and brake application whenever possible.
- Maintainconstantspeedwhilecommutingandcoastwheneverpossible.

2. MaintainConstantSpeed

• Lookaheadtotryandanticipateandminimizestops.
• Synchronizingyourspeedwithtraffic lightsallowsyoutoreduceyournumber ofstops.
• Maintainingasteadyspeedcanminimize redlightstopsandimprovefuelefficiency.

3. Use Air Conditioning (A/C) at Higher Vehicle Speeds

- Below40MPH(64km/h), it is more efficient to open windowstocool the vehicle duetoreduced engine load.

• Above40MPH(64km/h), it is more efficienttouseA/Ctocoolthevehicle duetoincreasedaerodynamicdrag.
  ●Recirculating the cool air in the cabin when the A/Cison reduces cooling load.

4. DriveatEconomicalSpeedsandDistances

• Observing the speed limit and not exceeding 60 MPH (97 km/h) (where legally allowed) can improve fuel efficiency but reduced aerodynamic drag.
• Maintaining as safe following distance behind other vehicles reduces unnecessary braking.
  ● Safelymonitoringtraffictoanticipate changesinspeedpermitsreducedbrakingandsmoothaccelerationchanges.
• Selectagearrangesuitabletoroadconditions.

5. Use Cruise Control

• Usingcruise controlduringhighwaydrivinghelpsmaintainasteadyspeed.
• Cruisecontrolisparticularlyeffectivein providingfuelsavingswhendrivingonflat terrains.

6. PlanfortheShortestRoute

- Utilizeamapornavigationsystemtodeterminethebestroutetosavetime.

7. Avoidldling

- Shuttingoffyourenginewhensafefor stopsexceeding30–60secondssaves fuelandreducesemissions.

8. BuyanAutomatedPassforTollRoads

- Automatedpassespermitdriverstouse speciallanestomaintaincruisingspeed throughthetollandavoidstoppingand starting.

9. WinterWarmUp

• Limitidlingtimetominimizeimpacttofuel economy.
  ●Vehiclestypicallyneednomorethan 30secondsofidlingatstart-uptoeffectivelycirculatetheengineoilbeforedriving.
• Yourvehiclewillreachitsidealoperating temperaturemorequicklywhiledriving versusidling.

INCREASINGFUELECONOMY

10. Keeping your Vehicle Cool

●Parkyourvehicleinacoveredparking areaorintheshadewheneverpossible.
- Whenenteringahotvehicle,openingthe windowswillhelptoreducetheinside temperaturefaster,resultinginreduced demandonyourA/Csystem.

• Keepyourenginetunedup.
• Followtherecommended scheduled maintenance.
• Keepthetiresinflatedtothecorrectpressure.Lowtirepressureincreasestirewear andlowersfueleconomy.
• Keepthefrontwheelsincorrectalignment. Improperalignmentincreasestirewearand lowersfueleconomy.
  ●Usetherecommendedviscosityengineoil.

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PARKING/PARKINGONHILLS

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WARNING

• Donotstoporparkthevehicleover flammablematerialssuchasdrygrass, wastepaperorrags. They may ignite and cause a fire.
• Safeparkingproceduresrequirethat boththeparkingbrakebesetandthe transmissionplacedintoP(Park).Failuretodosocouldcausethevehicletomoveunexpectedyorrollawayandresultinanaccident.Makesuretheshift leverhasbeenpushedasfarforwardas itcangoandcannotbemovedwithout depressingthefootbrakepedal.

●Neverleavetheengine runningwhile the vehicle is unattended.
- Donotleavechildrenunattendedinside thevehicle.Theycouldunknowinglyactivateswitchesorcontrols.Unattended childrencouldbecomeinvolvedinseriousaccidents.

1. Firmlyapplytheparkingbrake.
   2.MovetheshiftlevertotheP(Park)position.
2. To help prevent the vehicle from rolling into traffic when parked on an incline, it is good practicetoturn the wheels as illustrated.

●HEADEDDOWNHILLWITHCURB:

Turnthewheelsintothecurbandmovethe vehicleforwarduntilthecurbsidewheel gentlytouchesthecurb.

●HEADEDUPHILLWITHCURB:

Turnthewheelsawayfromthecurband movethevehiclebackuntilthecurbside wheelgentlytouchesthecurb.

●HEADEDUPHILLORDDOWNHILL,NO CURB: ©

Turnthewheelstowardthesideoftheroad sothevehiclewillmoveawayfromthecenteroftheroadifitmoves.

1. PlacetheignitionswitchintheLOCKposition.

POWERSTEERING

The power assisted steering uses a hydraulic pump, driven by the engine, to assist steering.

Iftheenginestopsorthedrivebeltbreaks,you willstillhavecontrolofthevehicle.However, muchgreatersteeringeffortisneeded,especially insharpturnsandatlowspeeds.

WARNING

If the engine is not running oristurned off while driving, the power assist for the steering will not work. Steering will be hard to operate.

BRAKESYSTEM

Thebrakesystemhastwoseparatehydraulic circuits. Ifonecircuitmalfunctions, you will still have braking attwowheels.

BRAKEPRECAUTIONS

Usingthebrakes

Avoidrestingyourfootonthebrakepedalwhile driving. Thiswilloverheatthebrakes, wearoutthe brakepadsfaster, and reducegasmileage.

To help reduce brakewear and to prevent the brakes from overheating, reduces speed and downshift to a lower gear before going down a slope or long grade. Overheated brakes may reduce braking performance and could result in loss of vehicle control.

WARNING

- Whiledrivingonaslippery surface, be careful when braking, accelerating or downshifting. Abrupt braking or accelerating could cause the wheel stoskid and result in an accident.

- If the engine is not running oristurned off while driving, the power assist for the brakes will not work. Braking will be harder.

Wetbrakes

Whenthevehicleiswashedordriventhrough water,thebrakesmaygetwet.Asaresult,your brakingdistancewillbelongerandthevehicle maypulltoonesideduringbraking.

Todrythebrakes, drivethevehicleatasafe speedwhilelightlypressingthebrakepedalto heatupthebrakes. Dothisuntilthebrakesreturn tonormal. Avoiddrivingthevehicleathigh speedsuntilthebrakesfunctioncorrectly.

Parkingbrakebreak-in

Break-intheparkingbrakeshoeswheneverthe effectoftheparkingbrakeisweakenedorwhenevertheparkingbrakeshoesand/orrotorsare replaced,inordertoassurethebestbrakeperformance.

This procedure is described in the vehicle service manual and can be performed by a NISSAN dealer.

ANTI-LOCKBRAKINGSYSTEM (ABS)

WARNING

- The Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) is a sophisticated device, but it cannot prevent accidents resulting from careless or dangerous driving techniques. It can help maintain vehicle control during braking on slipper surfaces. Remember that stopping distances on slipper surfaces will be longer than on normal surfaces even with ABS. Stopping distances may also be longer on rough, gravelors now covered roads, or if you are using tire chains. Always maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you. Ultimately, the driver is responsible for safety.

- Tiretypeandconditionmayalsoaffect brakingeffectiveness.

-Whenreplacingtires,installthe specifiedsizeoftiresonallfour wheels.

-Wheninstallingasparetire,make surethatitisthepropersizeandtype asspecifiedontheTireandLoading Informationlabel.Foradditionalinformation,referto"TireandLoading Informationlabel"inthe"Technical andconsumerinformation"section ofthismanual.

-Foradditionalinformation,referto "Wheelsandtires"inthe"Maintenanceanddo-it-yourself"sectionof thismanual.

The Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) control the brakessothewheelsdonotlock during hard braking or when braking on slipperysurfaces. Thesystem detect stherotationspeedate each wheel and variesthe brake fluid pressure to prevent each wheelfromlocking and sliding. By preventing each wheelfromlocking, the system helps the driver maintain steering control and helpstominimizes werving and spinning on slipperysurfaces.

Usingthesystem

Depressthebrakepedalandholditdown. Depressthebrakepedalwithfirmsteadypressure, butdonotpumpthebrakes. The ABSwilloperatetopreventthewheelsfromlockingup. Steer thevehicletoavoidobstacles.

WARNING

Donotpumpthebrakepedal.Doingso may result in increased stopping distances.

Self-testfeature

TheABSincludeselectronicsensors,electric pumps,hydraulicsolenoidsandacomputer.The computerhasabuilt-indiagnosticfeaturethat teststhesystemeachtimeyoustarttheengine andmovethevehicleatalowspeedinforwardor reverse.Whentheself-testoccurs,youmayhear a"clunk" noiseand/orfeelapulsationinthebrake pedal.Thisisnormalanddoesnotindicatea malfunction.Ifthecomputersensesamalfunction,itswitchestheABSoffandilluminatesthe ABSwarninglightontheinstrumentpanel.The brakesystemthenoperatesnormally,butwithout anti-lockassistance.

If the ABS warning light illuminates during the self-test or while driving, have the vehicle checked by a NISSAN dealer.

Normaloperation

The ABS operates at speeds above 3 - 6 MPH (5 -10km/h). Thespeedvariesaccordingtoroad conditions.

ACTIVEBRAKELIMITEDSLIP(ABLS) SYSTEM

WhentheABSsensesthatoneormorewheels areclosetolockingup, theactuatorrapidlyappliesandreleaseshydraulicpressure. Thisaction issimilartopumpingthebrakesveryquickly. You mayfeelapulsationinthebrakepedalandheara noisefromunderthehoodorfeelavibrationfrom theactuatorwhenitisoperating. Thisisnormal andindicatesthattheABSisoperatingproperly. However, thepulsationmayindicatethatroad conditionsarehazardousandextracareisrequiredwhiledriving.

BRAKEASSIST

Whentheforceappliedtothebrakepedalexceedsacertainlevel,thebrakeassistisactivated generatinggreaterbrakingforcethanaconventionalbrakeboosterevenwithlightpedalforce.

WARNING

Thebrakeassistisonlyanaidtoassist brakingoperationandisnotacollision warningoravoidancedevice.itisthedriversresponsibilitytostayalert,drivesafely andbeincontrolofthevehicleatalltimes.

- ABLSsystemusesautomaticbrakingto transferpowerfromaslippingdrivewheelto thewheelonthesameaxlewithmoretraction.TheABLSsystemappliesbrakingto theslippingwheel,whichhelpsredirect powertotheotherwheel.

●TheABLSsystemisalwayson.Insome conditions,thesystemmayautomatically turntheABLSsystemoff.lfthesystemis automaticallyturnedoff,normalbrakefunctionwillcontinue.ABLSwillfunctioneven whentheVDCsystemisturnedoff.

●TheABLSdoesnotoperateifbothwheels onadriveaxleareslipping.

A WARNING

- TheABLSsystemhelpsprovideincreasedtraction, but will not prevent accidents dueto abrupt steering operation or by care less driving or dangerous driving practices. Reduce vehicles speed and bees especially careful when driving and cornering on slipper surface. Always drive carefully.

- Donotmodifythevehicle'ssuspension. Ifsuspensionpartssuchasshockabsorbers,struts,springs,stabilizerbars,bushingsandwheelsarenotNISSAN approvedforyourvehicleorareextremelydeteriorated,theABLSsystem maynotoperateproperly.Thiscould adverselyaffectvehiclehandlingperformance,andtheslipindicatorlight mayilluminate.

- Ifbrakerelatedpartssuchasbrake pads, rotors and calipers are not NISSANrecommendedareextremely deteriorated,theABLSsystemmaynot operateproperlyandtheslipindicator lightmayilluminate.

- If wheels sortires other than the NISSAN recommended ones are used, the ABLS system may not operate properly and the lip indicator light may illuminate.

VEHICLEDYNAMICCONTROL(VDC) SYSTEM

TheVehicleDynamicControl(VDC)systemuses varioussensorstomonitordriverinputsandvehiclemotion.Undercertaindrivingconditions, theVDCSystemhelpstopperformthefollowing functions:

●Controlsbrakepressuretoreducewheel slipononeslippingdrivewheelsopoweris transferredtoanonslippingdrivewheelon thesameaxle.
- Controlsbrakepressureandengineoutput toreducedrivewheelslipbasedonvehicle speed(tractioncontrolfunction).
- Controlsbrakepressureatindividualwheels andengineoutputtohelpthedrivermaintain controlofthevehicleinthefollowingconditions:

-understeer(vehicletendstonotfollow thesteeredpathdespiteincreasedsteeringinput)
-oversteer(vehicletendstospindueto certainroadordrivingconditions)

The VDC system can help the driver to maintain control of the vehicle, but it cannot prevent loss of vehicle control in all drivings situations.

WhentheVDCsystemoperates, the indicatorintheinstrumentpanelflashestonotethe following:

• Theroadmaybelipperyorthesystemmay determinesomeactionisrequiredtohelp keepthevehicleonthesteeredpath.
• Youmayfeelapulsationinthebrakepedal andhearanoiseorvibrationfromunderthe hood. Thisisnormalandindicatesthatthe VDCsystemisworkingproperly.
• Adjustyourspeedanddrivingtotheroad conditions.

Foradditionalinformation,referto"Slipindicator light"and"VehicleDynamicControl(VDC)off indicatorlight"inthe"Instrumentsandcontrols" sectionofthismanual.

Ifamalfunctionoccursinthesystem,the indicatorlightcomesontheinstrumentpanel. TheVDCsystemautomaticallyturnsoffwhenthe indicatorlightisoff.

The VDCOFF switch is used to turn off the VDC system. The indicator to illuminate test to indicate the VDC system is off.

WhentheVDCswitchisusedtoturnoffthe system,theVDCsystemstilloperatestoprevent onedrivewheelfromslippingbytransferring powertoanonslippingdrivewheel.The indicatorflashesifthisoccurs.AllotherVDC

functionsareoffandthe indicatorwillnot flash.

TheVDCsystemisautomaticallyresettoON whentheignitionswitchisplacedintheOFF positionthenbacktotheONposition.

Thecomputerhasabuiltindiagnosticfeature thatteststhesystemeachtimeyoustartthe engineandmovethevehicleforwardorinreverse ataslowspeed.Whentheself-testoccurs,you mayhearacclunknoiseand/orfeelapulsationin thebrakepedal.Thisisnormalandisnotan indicationofamalfunction.

WARNING

- TheVDCsystemisdesignedtohelpthe drivermaintainstabilitybutdoesnot preventaccidentsduetoabruptsteeringoperationathighspeedsorbycarelessordangerousdrivingtechniques. Reducevehiclespeedandbeespecially carefulwhendrivingandcorneringon slipperysurfacesandalwaysdrive carefully.

• Donotmodifythevehicle'ssuspension. If suspensionpartssuchasshockabsorbers,struts,springs,stabilizerbars, bushingsandwheelsarenotNISSAN recommended for your vehicle or are extremely deteriorated, the VDC system may not operate properly. This could adversely affect vehicle handling performance, and the indicator may flash the indicator light may illuminate.
• Ifbrakerelatedpartssuchasbrake pads,rotorsandcalipersarenot NISSANrecommendedorareextremely deteriorated,theVDCsystemmaynot operateproperlyandthe indicatorlightmayilluminate.
• Ifenginecontrolrelatedpartsarenot NISSANrecommendedorareextremely deteriorated, the indicatorlight mayilluminate.

• When driving on extremely inclined surfaces such as higher banked corners, the VDC system may not operate properly and the indicator may flash or the indicator light may illuminate. Donot drive on these types of roads.

• When driving on an unstable surface such as turntable, ferry, elevator ramp, the indicator may flash or the indicator light may illuminate. This is not a malfunction. Restart the engine after driving onto a stable surface.

• If wheels sortires other than the NISSAN recommended ones are used, the VDC system may not operate properly and the indicator may flash or the indicator light may illuminate.
  ●TheVDCsystemisnotasubstitutefor wintertiresortirechainsonasnow coveredroad.

BRAKEFORCEDISTRIBUTION

Duringbrakingwhiledrivingthroughturns, the systemoptimized distributionofforcetoeach ofthefourwheelsdependingontheradiusofthe turn.

WARNING

• TheVDCsystemisdesignedtohelpthe drivermaintaincontrollabilitybutcannotpreventaccidentsduetoabrupt steeringoperationathighspeedsorby carelessordangerousdrivingtechniques.Reducevehiclespeedandbe especiallycarefulwhendrivingandcorneringonslipperysurfacesandalways drivecarefully.
  ●Theactivetracecontrolandbrakeforce distributionsystemsmaynotbeeffectivedependingonthedrivingcondition. Alwaysdrivecarefullyandattentively.
• Donotmodifythevehicle'ssuspension. If suspension part such as shock absorbers, struts, springs, stabilizer bars, bushings and wheels are not NISSAN recommended by your vehicle or are extremely deteriorated, the VDC system may not operate properly. This could adversely affect vehicle handling performance, and the VDC warning light may illuminate.

REARSONARSYSTEM(ifso equipped)

• Ifbrakerelatedpartssuchasbrake pads,rotorsandcalipersarenot NISSANrecommendedorareextremely deteriorated,theVDCsystemmaynot operateproperlyandtheVDCwarning lightmayilluminate.
• Ifenginecontrolrelatedpartsarenot NISSANrecommendedareextremely deteriorated,theVDCwarninglightmay illuminate.
• Whendrivingonextremelyinclinedsurfacesuchashigherbankedcorners,the VDCsystemmaynotoperateproperlyand theVDCwarninglightmayilluminate.Do notdriveonthesetypesofroads.
• When driving on an unstables surface such as turntable, ferry, elevator ramp, the VDC warning light may illuminate. This is not a malfunction. Restart the engine after driving onto a stable surface.
• IfwheelsortiresotherthantheNISSAN recommendedonesareused,theVDC systemmaynotoperateproperlyand theVDCwarninglightmayilluminate.
  ●TheVDCsystemisnotasubstitutefor wintertiresortirechainsonasnow coveredroad.

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LSD0088

WARNING

• Alwaysturnandlookbackbeforebackingup.TheRSSisnotasubstituteforproperbackingprocedures.
• Readandunderstandthelimitations of therearsonarsystemascontained in thissection. Inclementweathermay affect the function of the RSS; this may include reduced performance or false activation.

• Thissystemisnotdesignedtoprevent contactwithsmallormovingobjects.

• Thesystemisdesignedasanaidtothe driverindetectinglargestationaryobjectstohelpavoiddamagingthevehicle.Thesystemwillnotdetectsmall objectsbelowthebumper,andmaynot detectobjectsclosetothebumperor ontheground.

• If your vehicles sustain damage to the rear bumper fascia, leaving it mis-alignedorbent, the sensing zonemay be altered causing inaccurate measurement of obstacles or false alarms.

TheRearSonarSystem(RSS)soundsatoneto warnthedriverofobstaclesneartherearbumper whentheshiftleverisinR(Reverse).Thesystem maynotdetectobjectsatspeedsabove3mph (5km/h)andmaynotdetectcertainangularor movingobjects.

TheRSSdetectsobstaclesupto5.9feet(1.8m) fromtherearbumperwithadecreasedcoverage areaattheoutercornersofthebumper,(referto theillustrationforapproximatezonecoverage areas).Asyoumoveclosertotheobstacle,the rateofthetoneincreases.Whentheobstacleis lessthan10inches(25.0cm)away,thetonewill soundcontinuously.IftheRSSdetectsastationaryorrecedingobjectfurtherthan10inches (25.0cm)fromthesideofthevehicle,thetone

COLDWEATHERDRIVING

willsoundforonly3seconds.Oncethesystem detectsanobjectapproaching,thetonewill soundagain.

TheRSSAutomaticallyturnsonwhentheshift leverisplacedinR(Reverse)andtheignitionison.TheRSSOFFswitchontheinstrumentpanel allowsthedrivertoturntheRSSonandoff.To turntheRSSoff,theignitionmustbeon,andthe shiftleverinR(Reverse).Anindicatorlightonthe switchwillilluminatewhenthesystemisturned off.IftheindicatorlightilluminateswhentheRSS isnotturnedoff,itmayindicateamalfunctionin theRSS.

KeeptheRSSsensors(locatedonthearbumperfascia)freefromsnow,iceandlargeaccumulationsofdirt(donotcleanthesensorswithsharp objects).Ifthesensorsarecovered,itwillaffect theaccuracyoftheRSS.

FREEINGAFROZENDOORLOCK

Topreventadoorlockfromfreezing,applyde-icerthroughthekeyhole.Ifthelockbecomes frozen,heatthekeybeforeinsertingitintothekey holeorusetheremotekeylessentrykeyfob(ifso equipped).

ANTIFREEZE

Inthewinterwhenitisanticipatedthatthetemperaturewilldropbelow32°F(0°C),checkthe antifreezetoassureproperwinterprotection.For additionalinformation,referto"Enginecooling system"inthe"Maintenanceanddo-it-yourself" sectionofthismanual.

BATTERY

If the battery is not fully charged during extremely cold weather conditions, the battery fluid may freeze and damage the battery. Tomaintain maximum efficiency, the battery should be checked regularly. For additional information, referto "Battery" in the "Maintenance and do-it-yourself" section of this manual.

DRAININGOFCOOLANTWATER

Ifthevehicleistobeleftoutsidewithoutantifreeze,drainthecoolingsystem,includingthe engineblock. Refillbeforeoperatingthevehicle. Foradditionalinformation,referto"Changing enginecoolant"inthe"Maintenanceanddo-it-yourself"sectionofthismanual.

TIREEQUIPMENT

1. SUMMERtireshaveatreaddesignedto providesuperiorperformanceondrypavement. However, the performance of these tires will be substantially reduced in snowy and icy conditions. If you operate your vehicle on snowy or icy roads, NISSAN recommend the use of MUD & SNOW or ALL SEAS ON TIRES on all four wheels. Please consult a NISSAN dealer for the tire type, size, speed rating and availability information.

2. For additional traction on icy roads, studded tires maybe used. However, some U.S. states and Canadian provinces prohibit their use. Check local, state and provincial laws before installing studded tires.

Skidandtractioncapabilitiesofstudded snowtiresonwetordrysurfacesmaybe poorerthanthatofnon-studdedsnowtires.

1. Tirechainsmaybeused. For additional information, refer to "Tirechains" in the "Maintenance and do-it-yourself" section of this manual.

SPECIALWINTEREQUIPMENT

It is recommended that the following items be carried in the vehicle during winter:

• Ascraper and stiff-bristled brushtoremove ice and snow from the windows and wiper blades.
• Asturdy, flatboardtobeplaced under the jacktogiveitfirmsupport.
• Ashoveltodigthevehicleoutofsnowdrifts.
• Extrawasherfluidtorefillthewindshield-washerfluidreservoir.

DRIVINGONSNOWORICE

WARNING

- Wetice(32°F,0°Candfreezingrain), very cold snoworice can beslick and very hard to drive on. The vehicle will havemuchlesstraction or "grip" under these conditions. Try to avoid driving on wetice until theroadissalted or sanded.

• Whateverthecondition,drivewithcaution.Accelerateandslowdownwith care.Ifacceleratingordownshiftingtoo fast,thedrivewheelswillloseeven moretraction.
• Allowmorestopping distanceunder these conditions. Braking should be startedsoonerthanondrypavement.
• Allowgreaterfollowingdistanceson slipperyroads.
• Watchforslippery spots(glare ice). These may appear on anotherwise clear road in shaded areas. If a patch of ice is seen ahead, brake before reaching it. Try not to be a break while on the ice, and avoid any sudden steering maneuvers.
• Donotusethecruise control on slippery roads.
• Snow can trap dangerous exhaust gasesunderyourvehicle. Keepsnow clear of the exhaustpipeandfrom aroundyourvehicle.

ENGINEBLOCKHEATER(ifso equipped)

Engineblockheatersareusedtoassistwithcold temperaturestarting.

Theengineblockheatershouldbeusedwhen theoutsidetemperatureis20°F(-7°C)orlower.

WARNING

• Do not use your engine block heater with an ungrounded electrical system or a2-pronged adapter. You can be seriously injured by an electrical shock if you use an ungrounded connection.
• Disconnectandproperlystoretheengineblockheatercordbeforestarting theengine. Damagetothecordcould resultinanelectricalshockandcan causeseriousinjury.
• Useaheavy-duty3-wire,3-prongedextensioncordratedforatleast10A.Plug theextensioncordintoaGroundFault Interrupt (GFI) protected, grounded 110-VACoutlet.Failure to usethe properextensioncordoragrounded outletcanresultinafireorelectrical shock and cause serious personal injury.

Tousetheengineblockheater:

1. Turntheengineoff.
2. Openthehood and unwrap the engine block heatercord.
3. Plugtheengineblockheatercordintoa grounded3-wire, 3-prongedextension cord.
   4.PlugtheextensioncordintoaGroundFault Interrupt(GFI)protected,grounded110-voltAC(VAC)outlet.
4. The engine blockheater must be plugged in for at least 2–4 hours, depending on outside temperatures, to properly warm the engine coolant. Use an appropriatetimertoturn the engine blockheateron.
5. Before starting the engine, unplug and properly store the cord to keep it away from moving parts.

5-30 Starting and driving

6Incaseofemergency

Hazardwarningflasherswitch....6 - 2

Flattire....6-2

TirePressureMonitoringSystem(TPMS)....6-2

Changingaflattire. 6 - 3

Jumpstarting....6-9

Pushstarting....6-11

If your vehicle overheats. 6-11

Towingyourvehicle. 6-12

TowingrecommendedbyNISSAN....6-13

Vehiclerecovery(freeingastuckvehicle). . . . . . . 6-14

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LIC0394

Pushtheswitchontowarnotherdriverswhen youmuststoporparkunderemergencyconditions.Allturnsignallightsflash.

WARNING

• Ifstoppingforanemergency,besureto movethevehiclewellofftheroad.
• Donotusethehazardwarningflashers whilemovingonthehighwayunless unusualcircumstancesforceyouto drivesoslowlythatyourvehiclemight becomeahazardtoothertraffic.
  -Turnsignalsdonotworkwhenthehazardwarningflasherlightsareon.

6-2 Incaseofemergency

Theflasherswilloperatewiththeignitionswitch placedinanyposition.

Somejurisdictionsmayprohibittheuseof thehazardwarningflasherswitchwhile driving.

FLATTIRE

TIREPRESSUREMONITORING SYSTEM(TPMS)

ThisvehicleisequippedwithTPMS.Itmonitors tirepressureofalltiresexceptthespare.When thelowtirepressurewarninglightislit,andthe CHECKTIREpressurewarningappearsinthe vehicleinformationdisplay,oneormoreofyour tiresissignificantlyunder-inflated.Ifthevehicleis beingdrivenwithlowtirepressure,TPMSwill activateandwarnyouofitbythelowtirepressure warninglight.Thissystemwillactivateonlywhen thevehicleisdrivenatspeedsabove16mph (25km/h).Foradditionalinformation,referto "Warning/indicatorlightsandaudiblereminders" inthe "Instrumentsandcontrols"section,and "TirePressureMonitoringSystem(TPMS)"inthe "Startinganddriving"sectionofthismanual.

WARNING

- Ifthelowtirepressurewarninglight illuminateswhiledriving,avoidsudden steeringmaneuversorabruptbraking, reducevehiclespeed,pullofftheroad toasafelocationandstopthevehicle assoonaspossible.Drivingwithunderinflatedtiresmaypermanentlydamage thetiresandincreasethelikelihood of tirefailure.Seriousvehicledamage couldoccurandmayleadtoanaccident andcouldresultinseriouspersonalinjury.Checkthetirepressureforallfour tires.Adjustthetirepressuretothe recommendedCOLDtirepressure shownontheTireandLoadingInformationlabeltoturnthelowtirepressure warninglightOFF.Ifyouhaveaflattire, replaceitwithasparetireassoonas possible.

- Whenasparetireismountedorawheel isreplaced, the TPMSwillnotfunction andthelowtirepressurewarninglight willflashforapproximately1 minute. Thelightwillremainonafter1 minute. ContactyourNISSANdealerassoonas possiblefortirereplacementand/or systemresetting.

- Replacing tires with thosenotoriginally specified by NISSAN could affect the proper operation of the TPMS. - Donotinjectanytireliquidoraerosol tire sealant into the tires, asthismay cause amalfunction of the tire pressure sensors.

CHANGINGAFLATTIRE

If you have a flattire, follow the instructions below:

Stoppingthevehicle

1. Safelymovethevehicleofftheroadand awayfromtraffic.
2. Turnonthehazardwarningflashers.
3. Parkonalevel surface and apply the parking brake. Movetheshiftleverto P(Park).
4. Turnofftheengine.
5. Raisethehoodtowarnothertrafficandto signalprofessionalroadassistancepersonnelthatyouneedassistance.
6. Have all passengers get out of the vehicle and standinasafe place, away from traffic and clear of the vehicle.

WARNING

• Makesuretheparkingbrakeissecurely appliedandtheshiftleverisshiftedinto P(Park).
• Neverchangetireswhenthevehicleis onaslope,iceorslipperyareas.This is hazardous.
• Neverchangetiresifoncomingtrafficis closetoyourvehicle.Waitforprofessionalroadassistance.

Technical illustration of four mechanical components labeled A, B, and a central component (no text or symbols beyond labels)

A.Tirestoppers
B.FlatTire

Blockingwheels

Placetirestoppers, supplied into toolkit, at both the front and back of the wheeldiagonally opposite the flattire to prevent the vehicle from moving when it is jacked up.

WARNING

Besuretoblockthewheelasthevehicle maymoveandresultinpersonalinjury.

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Gettingthesparetireandtools

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1. Removethejackandtoolkit.
2. Find the oval-shaped opening above the middle of the rear step bumper. Pass the J-shaped end of the jack rod through the opening and direct it toward the spare tire winch, located directly above the spare tire.

CAUTION

Donotinsertthejackrodstraightasitis designedtobeinsertedatanangleas shown.

6-4 Incaseofemergency

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3.Fitthesquareendofthejackrodintothe squareholeofthewheelnutwrenchtoform ahandle.
4. SeattheJ-shapedendofthejackrodinto theopeningofthetirewinch.Applypressure tokeepthejackrodengagedinthespare tirewinchandturnthejackrodcounter-clockwisetolowerthesparetire.
5. Oncethesparetireiscompletelylowered, reachunderthevehicle,removetheretainer chain,andcarefullyslidethetirefromunder therearofthevehicle.Donotremovethe rubberspacer.

1. Toreinstallthewheel, insert the tire chain through the wheel. Besuretherubber spacer is centered on the wheel before lifting. Use the assembled jack rod and slowly rotatethewinch clockwiset or a set the wheel to the vehicle.

NOTE:

Inspectthespacereverysixyearsandreplaceasnecessary.ContactyourNISSAN dealerforreplacementpartsifnecessary.

CAUTION

• Besuretocenterthesparetiresuspendingplateonthewheelandthenlift thesparetire.
  ●Failuretousethespacermayallowthe chaintogetstuckonthewheelnut holes.

Jackingupvehicleandremovingthe damagedtire

WARNING

• Nevergetunderthevehiclewhileitis supportedonlybythejack.Ifitisnecessarytoworkunderthevehicle,supportitwithsafetystands.
• Useonlythejackprovidedwithyour vehicletoliftthevehicle.Donotusethe jackprovidedwithyourvehicleonother vehicles.Thejackisdesignedforlifting onlyyourvehicleduringatirechange.

Incaseofemergency6-5

• Usethecorrectjack-uppoints.Never useanyotherpartofthevehicleforjack support.
  ●Neverjackupthevehiclemorethan necessary.
  ●Neveruseblocksonorunderthejack.
• Donotstartorruntheenginewhilethe vehicleisonthejack.Itmaycausethe vehicletomove.
• Donotallowpassengerstostayinthe vehiclewhileitisonthejack.
• Neverruntheenginewithawheel(s)off theground.Itmaycausethevehicletomove.

Alwaysrefertotheillustrationforthecorrect placementandjack-uppointsforyourspecific vehiclemodelandjacktype.

Carefullyreadthecautionlabelattachedto thejackbodyandthefollowinginstructions.

1. Looseneachwheelnutoneortwoturnsby turningcounterclockwisewiththewheelnut wrench.Donotremovethewheelnuts untilthetireisofftheground.

Diagram of a vehicle showing front suspension system with two car components and mechanical arms (no text or labels)

1. Placethejack directly under the jack-up point as illustrated so the top of the jack contact the vehicle at the jack-up point. The jack-up points are indicated by stamped arrows on the side of the frame.

Thejackshouldbeusedonfirmand levelground.

6-6 Incaseofemergency

Mechanical assembly diagram showing two steps of a cable or connector being inserted, with no visible text or symbols.

1. Install the assembled jack rod into the jack as shown.

2. Toliftthevehicle, securelyholdthejacklever androd. Carefullyraisethevehicleuntilthe tireclearstheground.

3. Removethewheelnutsandthenremovethe tire.

Installingthesparetire

Thesparetireisdesignedforemergency use. For additional information, refer to "Wheelsandtires" in the "Maintenance anddo-it-yourself" section of this manual.

1. Cleananymudordirtfromthesurfacebetweenthewheelandhub.
2. Carefullyputthesparetireonandtighten thewheelnutsfingertight.
3. With the wheel nut wrench, tighten wheel nuts alternately and evenly as illustrated until they are tight (①, ②, ③, ④, ⑤, ⑥, ⑦, ⑧).

Incaseofemergency6-7

1. Lowerthevehicleslowlyuntilthetire touchestheground. Then, with the wheel nutwrench, tighten (①, ②, ③, ④, ⑤, ⑥, ⑦, ⑧) the wheel nuts securely in these sequence illustrated. Lowerthevehicle completely.

A WARNING

• Incorrectwheelnutsorimproperly tightenedwheelnutscancausethe wheeltobecomelooseorcomeoff. This could cause an accident.
• Donotuseoilorgreaseonthewheel studsornuts. This could cause them nuts to be comeloose.
• Retightenthewheelnutswhenthevehiclehasbeendrivenfor600miles (1,000km)(alsoincasesofaflattire, etc.).

Assoonaspossible,tighten the wheelnuts tothe specifiedtorque witha torque wrench.

Wheelnuttighteningtorque: 131ft-lb(177N·m)

The wheel nut must be kept tightened to specification at all times. It is recommended that wheel nuts be tightened to specifications at each lubrication interval.

AdjusttirepressuretotheCOLDpressure.

COLDpressure: Aftervehiclehas been parkedfor3hoursormoreordrivenless than1mile(1.6km).

COLDtirepressuresareshownon theTire and Loading Information label affixed to theriversidecenterpillar.

AfteradjustingtirepressuretotheCOLD tirepressure,thedisplay(ifsoequipped)of the tirepressureinformationmayshow higher pressure than the COLD tire pressureafterthevehiclehasbeendrivenmore than 1 mile (1.6 km). This is because the tire pressureincreasesas the tire temperature rises.Thisdoesnotindicateasystemmal-function.

1. Securely store the flat tire and jacking equipment in the vehicle.

WARNING

• Always make sure that the spare tire and jackingequipmentareproperlysecuredafteruse.Suchitemscanbecome dangerousprojectiles in an accidentor suddenstop.
• Thesparetireisdesignedforemergencyuse. For specificinstructions, refer to "Wheels andtires" in the "Maintenance and do-it-yourself" section of this manual.

JUMPSTARTING

Tostartyourenginewithaboosterbattery,the instructionsandprecautionsbelowmustbefol- lowed.

WARNING

• If done incorrectly, jump starting can lead to a battery explosion, resulting in severe injury or death. It could also damage your vehicle.
• Explosivehydrogengasisalwayspresentinthevicinityofthebattery.Keepall sparksandflamesawayfromthe battery.
• Donotallowbatteryfluidtocomeinto contactwitheyes,skin,clothingor paintedsurfaces.Batteryfluidisacorrosivesulfuricacidsolutionwhichcan causesevereburns.Ifthefluidshould comeintocontactwithanything,immediatelyflushthecontactedareawith water.

• Keepbatteryoutofthereachof children.
  ●Theboosterbatterymustberatedat 12volts.Useofanimproperlyrated batterycandamageyourvehicle.

• Whenever working on near a battery, always wears suitable eyeprotectors (for example, goggles or industrials safety spectacles) and removerings, metal bands, or any other jewelry. Donotlean over the battery when jump starting.

• Donotattempttojumpstartafrozen battery.Itcouldexplodeandcauseseriousinjury.
• Yourvehiclehasanautomaticengine coolingfan.Itcouldcomeonatany time.Keephandsandotherobjects awayfromit.

WARNING

Alwaysfollowtheinstructionsbelow.Failure-todosocouldresultindamagetothe chargingsystemandcausepersonal injury.

1. If the booster battery is in another vehicle, position the 2 vehicle to bring their batteries are each other.

Donotallowthe2vehiclestotouch.

1. Apply the parking brake. Movetheshift lever to P(Park). Switch off all unnecessary electrical systems (lights, heater, air conditioner, etc.).

6-10 Incaseofemergency

1. Removeventcapsonthebattery(ifso equipped). Coverthebatterywithanold clothtoreduceexplosionhazard.

2. Connectjumpercablesinthesequenceillustrated( A, B, C, D).

CAUTION

- Alwaysconnectpositive(+)topositive (+)andnegative(-)tobodyground(for example,strutmountingbolt,engine liftbracket,etc.)—nottothebattery.

- Makesurethejumpercablesdonot touchmovingpartsintheenginecompartmentandthatthecableclampsdo notcontactanyothermetal.

1. Start the engine of the booster vehicle and let it run for a few minutes.

2. Keep the engines speed of the booster vehicle a 1200 RPM, and start the engine of the vehicle being jump started.

CAUTION

Donotkeepthestartermotorengagedfor morethan10seconds.Iftheengineodes notstartrightaway,turnthekeyoffand wait3to4secondsbeforetryingagain.

1. After starting the engine, carefully disconnect then negative cable and then the positive cable.

2. Replacetheventcaps(ifsoequipped). Be suretodisposeoftheclothusedtocover theventholesasitmaybecontaminated withcorrosiveacid.

PUSHSTARTING

WARNING

Donotpushstartthisvehicle.The3-way catalystmaybedamaged.

CAUTION

Automatictransmissionmodelscannotbe push-startedortow-started.Attempting todosomaycausetransmissiondamage.

IFYOURVEHICLEOVERHEATS

WARNING

• Donotcontinuetodriveifyourvehicle overheats.Doingsocouldcauseengine damageoravehiclefire.
• To avoid the danger of being scalded, never remove a radiator or coolant reservoir cap while the engine is still hot. When the radiator or coolant reservoir cap is removed, pressurized hot water will spurt out, possibly causing serious injury.
• Donotopenthehoodifsteamiscomingout.
  ●Overheatingcanresultinreducedenginepowerandvehiclespeed.Thereducdspeedmaybelowerthanother traffic,whichcouldincreasethechance ofacollision.Beespeciallycareful whendriving.Ifthevehiclecannot maintainasafedrivingspeed,pullto thesideoftheroadinasafearea.Allow theenginetocoolandreturntonormal operation.

If your vehicle is overheating (indicated by an extremely high temperature gaugereading and the illumination of the engine oil pressure / engine coolant temperature high indicator light), or if you feel a lack of engine power, detect abnormal noise, etc., takethefollowing steps.

1. Movethevehiclesafelyofftheroad, apply theparkingbrakeandmovetheshiftleverto P(Park).

Donotstoptheengine.

1. Turnoff the air conditioner. Open all the windows, mov the heater or air conditioner temperature control to maximum hot and fan control to high speed.
   3.Getoutofthevehicle.Lookandlistenfor steamorcoolantescapingfromtheradiator beforeopeningthehood.Ifsteamorcoolant isescaping,turnofftheengine.Donotopen thehoodfurtheruntilnosteamorcoolant canbeseen.
2. Opentheenginehood.

WARNING

If steamorwater is coming from the engine, stand clear to prevent getting burned.

TOWINGYOURVEHICLE

1. Visually check drive belts for damage or looseness. Also check the cooling fan is running. Theradiator hoses and radiators should not leak water. If coolant is leaking, the water pump belt is missing or loose, or the cooling fand does not run, stop the engine.

WARNING

Becarefulnottoallowyourhands,hair, jewelryorclothingtocomeintocontact with,orgetcaughtin,enginebeltsorthe enginecoolingfan.Theenginecoolingfan canstartatanytime.

1. After the enginecoolsdown, check the coolant level in the engine coolant reservoir tank with the engineer running. Add coolant to the engine coolant reservoir tank if necessary. Have your vehiclerepaired data NISSAN dealer.

Whentowingyourvehicle,alljurisdictionaland localregulationsfortowingmustbefollowed. Incorrecttowingequipmentcoulddamageyour vehicle.Towinginstructionsareavailablefroma NISSANdealer.Localserviceoperatorsaregenerallyfamiliarwiththeapplicablelawsandproceduresfortowing.Toassurepropertowingandto preventaccidentaldamagetoyourvehicle, NISSANrecommendshavingaserviceoperator towyourvehicle.Itisadvisabletohavetheserviceoperatorcarefullyreadthefollowingprecautions:

WARNING

- Neverrideinavehiclethatisbeing towed.

- Nevergetunderyourvehicleafterithas beenliftedbyatowtruck.

CAUTION

- Whentowing, makesure that the transmission, axles, steeringsystem and powertrain are in working condition. If any of these conditions apply, dollies or a flatbedtow truck must be used.

●Alwaysattachsafetychainsbefore towing.

For additional information about towing your vehicle behind are recreational vehicle (RV), referto "Flattowing" in the "Technical and Consumer Information" section of this manual.

6-12 Incaseofemergency

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Two identical line drawings of a truck and van crossed out by a diagonal barrier, no text or symbols present.

CAUTION

• Nevertowautomatictransmission modelswiththerearwheelsonthe groundorfourwheelsontheground (forwardorbackward),asthismay causeseriousandexpensivedamageto thetransmission.Ifitisnecessaryto towthevehiclewiththefrontwheels raisedalwaysusetowingdolliesunder therearwheels.
• Whentowingautomatictransmission modelswiththefrontwheelsonthe groundorontowingdollies:

-PlacetheignitionswitchintheOFF positionandsecurethesteering wheelinastraight-aheadposition witharopeorsimilardevice.Never securethesteeringwheelbyplacing theignitionswitchintheLOCKposition.Thismaycausedamagetothe lockmechanism.

TOWINGRECOMMENDED BY NISSAN

NISSANrecommendsthatyourvehiclebetowed withthedriving(rear)wheelsoffthegroundor placethevehicleonaflatbedtruckasillustrated.

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Hooks(ifsoequipped)

VEHICLERECOVERY(freeingastuck vehicle)

Pullingastuckvehicle

WARNING

Toavoidvehicledamage,seriouspersonal injuryordeathwhenrecoveringastuck vehicle:
- Contactaprofessionaltowingservice torecoverthevehicleifyouhaveany questionsregardingtherecovery procedure.

• Attachrecoverydevicesonlytomain structuralmembersofthevehicleorthe recoveryhooks.
• Donotusethevehicletie-downstotow orfreeastuckvehicle.
• Onlyusedevicessspecificallydesigned forvehiclerecoveryandfollowthe manufacturer'sinstructions.
• Alwayspulltherecoverydevicestraight outfromthefrontofthevehicle.Never pullatanangle.
• Routerecoverydevicessotheydonot touchanypartofthevehicleexceptthe attachmentpoint.

If your vehicle is stuckins and snow, mud, etc., use atowstrap or other devices designed specifically for vehiclerecovery. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for the recovery device.

Donotusethetie-downhooksfortowingor vehiclerecovery.

Rockingastuckvehicle

WARNING

• Standclearofastuckvehicle.
• Donotspinyourtiresathighspeed. This could cause them to explode and result in serious injury. Part of your vehicle could also overheat and be damaged.

If your vehicle is stuckins and, snow, mud, etc., use the following procedure:

1. TurnofftheVehicleDynamicControlSystem (VDC).
2. Makesuretheareainfrontandbehindthe vehicleisclearofobstructions.
3. Turnthesteeringwheelrightandlefttoclear anareaaroundthefronttires.

4. Slowlyrockthevehicleforwardandbackward.

5. ShiftbackandforthbetweenR(Reverse) andD(Drive).

6. Applytheacceleratoraslittleaspossible tomaintaintherockingmotion.

●Releasetheacceleratorpedalbefore shiftingbetweenR(Reverse)andD(Drive).
- Donotspinthetiresabove34mph (55km/h).

1. If the vehicle cannot be freed after a few tries, contact a professional towingservice to remov the vehicle.

Incaseofemergency6-15

MEMO

6-16 Incaseofemergency

7Appearanceandcare

Cleaningexterior....7-2

Washing....7-2

Waxing....7-2

Removingspots....7-3

Underbody....7-3

Glass. 7-3

Aluminumalloywheels(ifsoequipped)....7-3

Chromeparts. 7 - 3

Tiredressings. 7 - 3

Cleaninginterior....7-4

Airfresheners....7-4

Floormats....7-4

Seatbelts. 7 - 5

Corrosionprotection. 7 - 5

Mostcommonfactorscontributingtovehicle

corrosion....7-5

Environmentalfactorsinfluencetherateof

corrosion....7-5

Protectyourvehiclefromcorrosion 7 - 6

CLEANINGEXTERIOR

Inordertomaintaintheappearanceofyourvehicle,itisimportanttotakepropercareofit.

Toprotectthepaintsurfaces,pleasewashyour vehicleassoonasyoucan:

●afterarainfalltopreventpossibledamage fromacidrain
●afterdrivingoncoastalroads
- whencontaminantssuchassoot,birddroppings,treesap,metalparticlesorbugsget onthepaintsurface
●whendustormudbuildsuponthesurface

Whenever possible, store or park your vehicle inside agarage or in covered area.

Whenitisnecessarytoparkoutside,parkina shadyareaorprotectthevehiclewithabody cover.

Becarefulnottoscratchthepaintsurface whenputtingonorremovingthebody cover.

WASHING

Washdirtoffwithawetspongeandplentyof water.Cleanthevehiclethoroughlyusingamild soap,aspecialvehiclesoaporgeneralpurpose dishwashingliquidmixedwithclean,lukewarm (neverhot)water.

7-2 Appearanceandcare

CAUTION

• Donotusecarwashesthatuseacidin thedetergent. Some car washes, especially brushless ones, uses one acid for cleaning. The acid may react with some plastic vehicle components, causing them to crack. This could affect their appearance, and also could cause them not to function properly. Always check with your car was to confirm that acid is not used.
• Donotwashthevehiclewithstrong householdsoap,strongchemicaldetergents,gasolineorsolvents.
• Donotwashthevehicleindirectsun-lightorwhilethevehiclebodyishot,as thesurfacemaybecomewater-spotted.
• Avoidusingtight-nappedorrough cloths, such as washingmitts. Care must be taken when removing caked-ondirtotherforeignsub-stancessothepaintsurface is not scratchedordamaged.

Rinsethevehiclethoroughlywithplentyofclean water.

Insideedges, seamsandfoldsonthedoors, hatchesandhoodareparticularlyvulnerableto

theeffectsofroadsalt.Therefore,theseareas mustbecleanedregularly.Takecarethatthe drainholesinthe loweredgeofthe doorare open.Spray water under the body and in the wheelwellstoloosenthedirtandwashaway roadsalt.

A damp chamois can be used to dry the vehicle to avoidwaterspots.

WAXING

Regularwaxingprotectsthepaintsurface and helps retain new vehicle appearance. Polishing is recommended to remove built-up wax residue and to avoidaweatheredappearancebefore re-applyingwax.

ANISSAN dealercanassistyouinchoosingthe properproduct.

• Wax your vehicle only after a thorough washing. Follow the instructions supplied with the wax.
• Donotuseawaxcontaininganyabrasives, cuttingcompoundsorcleanersthatmay damagethevehiclefinish.

Machine compounding or aggressive polishing on a base coat/clear coat paint finish may dull the finish or leaves whirl marks.

REMOVINGSPOTS

Removetarandoilspots, industrialdust, insects, andtreesapasquicklyaspossiblefromthe surfaceofthepainttoavoidlastingdamageor staining. Specialcleaningproductsareavailable ataNISSANdealeroranyautomotiveaccessory store.

UNDERBODY

Inareaswhereroadsaltisusedinwinter,itis necessarytocleantheunderbodyregularly in ordertopreventdirtandsaltfrombuildingupand causingtheaccelerationofcorrosionontheunderbodyandsuspension.Beforethewinterperiodandagaininthespring,theundersealmust becheckedand,ifnecessary,re-treated.

GLASS

Useglasscleanertoremovesmokeanddustfilm fromtheglassurfaces.Itisnormalforglassto becomecoatedwithafilmafterthevehicleis parkedinthehotsun.Glasscleanerandasoft clothwilleasilyremovethisfilm.

CAUTION

Whencleaningtheinsideofthewindows, donotusesharp-edgedtools, abrasive cleanersorchlorine-baseddisinfectant cleaners. They could damage the electrical conductors, radioantennaelements or rearwindowdefrosterelements.

ALUMINUMALLOYWHEELS(ifso equipped)

Washthewheelsregularlywithaspongedampenedinamildsoapsolution,especiallyduring wintermonthsinareaswhereroadsaltisused.If notremoved,roadsaltcandiscolorthewheels.

CAUTION

Followthedirectionsbelowtoavoid stainingordiscoloringthewheels:

• Donotuseacleanerthatusesstrongacid oralkalicontentstocleanthewheels.
• Donotapplywheelcleanerstothe wheelswhentheyarehot. Thewheel temperatureshouldbethesameasambienttemperature.
• Rinsethewheeltocompletelyremove thecleanerwithin15minutesafterthe cleanerisapplied.

CHROMEPARTS

Cleanallchromepartsregularlywithanon-abrasivechromepolishtomaintainthefinish.

TIREDRESSINGS

NISSANdoesnotrecommendtheuseoftire dressings.Tiremanufacturersapplyacoatingto thetirestohelpreducediscolorationoftherubber.Ifatiredressingisappliedtothetires,itmay reactwiththecoatingandformacompound.This compoundmaycomeoffthetirewhiledriving and stainthevehiclepaint.

If you choose to eat tired dressing, take the following precautions:

• Useawater-basedtiredressing. The coating on the tired dissolves more easily than with an oil-basedtiredressing.
• Applyalightcoatoftiredressingtohelp prevent it from entering the tire tread/grooves(whereitwouldbedifficultto remove).
• Wipeoffexcesstiredressingusingadry towel.Makesurethetiredressingiscompletelyremovedfromthetiretread/grooves.
• Allowthetiredressingtodryasrecommendedbythetiredressingmanufacturer.

CLEANINGINTERIOR

Occasionallyremoveloosedustfromtheinterior trim,plasticpartsandseatsusingavacuum cleanerorsoftbrush.Wipethevinylsurfaces withaclean,softclothdampenedinmildsoap solution,thenwipecleanwithadry,softcloth. Gentlydabortapsoiledclothareaswithamoist, softcloth.Beforeusinganyfabricprotector,read themanufacturer'srecommendations.Somefabricprotectorscontainchemicalsthatmaystainor bleachtheseatmaterial.

Immediately cleans pillson water repellents surfaces by wiping with soft, dry cloth.

Useaclothdampenedonlywithwatertoclean themeterandgaugelens.

CAUTION

• Neverusebenzine, thinneroranysimilarmaterial.
• Neverusefabricprotectorsunlessrecommendedbythemanufacturer.
• Donotuseglassorplasticcleaneron meterorgaugelenscovers.Itmaydamagethelenscover.

AIRFRESHENERS

Mostairfreshenersuseasolventthatcouldaffect thevehicleinterior.Ifyouuseanairfreshener, takethefollowingprecautions:

●Hanging-typeairfreshenerscancausepermanentdiscolorationwhentheycontactvehicleinteriorsurfaces. Placetheairfreshenerinalocationthatallowsittohangfree andnotcontactaninteriorsurface.
- Liquid-typeairfreshenerstypicallyclipon thevents. Theseproductscancauseimmediatedamageanddiscolorationwhen spilledoninteriorsurfaces.

Carefullyreadandfollowthemanufacturer's instructionsbeforeusingtheairfresheners.

FLOORMATS

WARNING

To avoid potential pedal interference that may result in a collision or injury:

- NEVERplaceafloormatontopofanotherfloormatinthedriverfront position.

• UseonlyGenuineNISSANfloormats specificallydesignedforuseinyourvehiclemodel.SeeyourNISSANdealer foradditionalinformation.
• Properlypositionthematsinthefloor-wellusingthefloormatpositioningaid. Foradditionalinformation,referto "Floormatpositioningaid"inthis section.

TheuseofGenuineNISSANfloormatscan extendthelifeofyourvehiclevinylflooringand makeiteasiertocleantheinterior.Matsshould bemaintainedwithregularcleaningandreplaced iftheybecomeexcessivelyworn.

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Floormatpositioningaid

This vehicle include stw o driver's side front floor mat brackets and one passenger's side front floor mat bracket to help keep your floormats in place. Genuine NISSAN floormat shave be especially designed for your vehicle model. The driver's side floormathast wrogrommetholes incorporated it and the passenger's side has one grommet hole. Position each mat by placing the floormat bracket through the floormat grommet holes while centering them at the floor well.

Periodicallychecktomakecertainthematsare properlypositioned.

SEATBELTS

Theseatbeltscanbecleanedbywipingthem withaspongedampenedinamildsoapsolution. Allowthebeltstodrycompletelyintheshade beforeusingthem.Foradditionalinformation, refero"Seatbeltmaintenance"inthe"Safety-Seats,seatbeltsandsupplementalrestraintsystem"sectionofthismanual.

WARNING

Donotallowwetseatbeltstorollupinthe retractor.NEVERusebleach,dyeor chemicalsolventstocleantheseatbelts, sincethesematerialsmayseverely weakentheseatbeltwebbing.

CORROSIONPROTECTION

MOSTCOMMONFACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO VEHICLE CORROSION

Mostvehiclecorrosioniscausedby:

●theaccumulationofmoisture-retainingdirt anddebrisinbodypanelsections,cavities, andotherareas
- damagetopaintandotherprotectivecoatingscausedbygravelandstonechipsor minortrafficcollisions

ENVIRONMENTALFACTORS INFLUENCETHERATEOF CORROSION

Moisture

Accumulation of sand, dirt and water on the vehicle body underside can accelerate corrosion. Wet floor coverings will not dry completely inside the vehicle and should be removed for drying to avoid floor panel corrosion.

Relativehumidity

Corrosionwillbeacceleratedinareasofhigh relativehumidity,especiallythoseareaswhere thetemperaturesstayabovefreezingandwhere atmosphericpollutionexistsandroadsaltis used.

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Temperature

Hightemperaturesacceleratetherateofcorrosiontothosepartswhicharenotwellventilated.

Airpollution

Industrial pollution, the presence of salt in the air in coastal areas, or heavy roads salt use accelerates the corrosion process. Roads salt also accelerate the disintegration of paints surfaces.

PROTECT YOUR VEHICLE FROM CORROSION

• Washandwaxyourvehicleoftentokepthe vehicleclean.
  ●Alwayscheckforminordamagetothepaint andrepairitassoonaspossible.
• Keepdrainholesatthebottomofthedoors opentoavoidwateraccumulation.
• Checktheunderbodyforaccumulationof sand, dirtorsalt. If present, washwithwater as soon as possible.

CAUTION

- NEVERremovedirt, sandorotherdebrisfrom the passenger compartment by washing it out with a hose. Remove dirt with a vacuum cleaner or broom.

●Neverallowwaterorotherliquidsto comeincontactwithelectroniccomponentsinsidethevehicleasthismay damagethem.

Chemicalsusedforroadsurfacede-icingare extremelycorrosive. Theyacceleratecorrosion anddeteriorationofunderbodycomponents suchastheexhaustsystem,fuelandbrakelines, brakecables,floorpanandfenders.

Inwinter, the underbody must be cleaned periodically.

For additional protection against trust and corrosion, which may be required in some areas, consult a NISSAN dealer.

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Maintenancerequirements....8 - 2

Generalmaintenance....8 - 2 Explanationofgeneralmaintenanceitems....8 - 2

Maintenance precautions....8 - 5

Enginecompartmentchecklocations....8-6

Enginecoolingsystem....8 - 8 Checkingenginecoolantlevel....8 - 9 Changingenginecoolant....8 - 9

Engineoil....8-1 Checkingengineoillevel....8-10 Changingengineoil....8-11 Changingengineoilfilter....8-12

5-speedautomatictransmissionfluid....8-13

Powersteeringfluid....8-14

Brakefluid....8-14

Windshield-washerfluid....8-15 Windshield-washerfluidreservoir....8-15

Battery....8-16 Jumpstarting....8-17

Drivebelt....8-18

Sparkplugs....8-19

Replacingsparkplugs....8-19

Aircleaner....8-19

Windshieldwiperblades....8-20 Cleaning....8-20 Replacing....8-20

Brakes....8-21

Fuses....8-22 Enginecompartment....8-23 Passengercompartment....8-24

Batteryreplacement....8-26 Keyfob(ifsoequipped)....8-26

Lights....8-27 Headlights....8-27 Exteriorandinteriorlights....8-28

Wheelsandtires....8-31 Tirepressure....8-31 Tire labeling....8-34 Typesoftires....8-37 Tirechains....8-38 Changingwheelsandtires....8-38

MAINTENANCEREQUIREMENTS

YourNISSANhasbeendesignedtohavemini- mummaintenancerequirementswithlongserv- viceintervalstosaveyoubothtimeandmoney; however,someday-to-dayandregularmainten- nanceisessentialtomaintainyourNISSAN's goodmechanicalconditionaswellasitsemis- sionsandengineperformance.

Itistheowner's responsibility to make sure that the scheduled maintenance, as well as general maintenance, is performed.

Asthevehicleowner,youaretheonlyonewho canensurethatyourvehiclereceivesproper maintenance.Youareavitallinkinthemaintenancechain.

Scheduledmaintenance

Foryourconvenience, bothrequiredandoptional scheduledmaintenanceitemsaredescribedand listedinyour“NISSANServiceandMaintenance Guide”. Youmustrefertothatguidetoensure thatnecessarymaintenanceisperformedonyour NISSANatregularintervals.

Generalmaintenance

Generalmaintenanceincludesthoseitemswhich shouldbecheckedduringnormalday-to-dayoperation. They are essential for proper vehicle operation. It is your responsibility to perform these maintenance procedures regularly as prescribed.

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Performinggeneralmaintenancechecksrequires minimalmechanicalskillandonlyafewgeneralautomotivetools.

These checks or inspections can be done by you, a qualified technician, if you prefer, a NISSAN dealer.

Wheretogoforservice

Ifmaintenanceserviceisrequiredoryourvehicle appearstomalfunction,havethesystems checkedandcorrectedbyaNISSANdealer.

NISSANtechniciansarewell-trainedspecialists whoarekeptup-to-datewiththelatestservice informationthroughtechnicalbulletins,service tipsandin-dealershiptrainingprograms.They arecompletelyqualifiedtoworkonNISSANvehiclesbeforetheyworkonyourvehiclerather thanaftertheyhaveworkedonit.

YoucanbeconfidentthataNISSANdealer's servicedepartmentperformsthebestjobtomeet themaintenancerequirementsonyourvehicle—inareliableandeconomicalway.

GENERALMAINTENANCE

During thenormalday-to-day operation of the vehicle, general maintenances should be performed regularly as prescribed in this section. If you detect any unusual sounds, vibrations or smells, besure to check for the cause or have a NISSAN dealer do it promptly. In addition, you should notify a NISSAN dealer to youth think that repairs are required.

When performing any checks or maintenance work, closely observ the "Maintenance precautions" in this section.

EXPLANATIONOFGENERAL MAINTENANCEITEMS

Additionalinformationonthefollowing itemswith “\*” is foundinthissection.

Outsidethevehicle

Themaintenanceitemslistedhereshouldbe performedfromtimetotime,unlessotherwise specified.

DoorsandenginehoodCheckthatthedoors andenginehoodoperateproperly.Alsoensurethat alllatcheslocksecurely.Lubricatehinges,latches, latchpins,rollersandlinksasnecessary.Makesure thatthesecondarylatchkeepsthehoodfrom openingwhentheprimarylatchisreleased.

Whendrivinginareasusingroadsaltorother corrosivematerials, checklubricationfrequently.

Lights*Cleantheheadlightsonaregularbasis. Makesurethattheheadlights,stoplights,tail lights,turnsignallights,andotherlightsareall operatingproperlyandinstalledsecurely.Also checkheadlightaim.

Roadwheelnuts(lugnuts)*Whenchecking thetires,makesurenowheelnutsaremissing, andcheckforanyloosewheelnuts.Tightenif necessary.

Tirerotation*Tiressshouldberotatedevery 6,000miles(10,000km).

Tires*Checkthepressurewithagaugeoften andalwayspriortolongdistancetrips. If necessary, adjust the pressure in all tires, including the spare, to the pressures specified. Check carefully for damage, cutsorexcessive wear.

TirePressureMonitoringSystem(TPMS) transmittercomponentsReplacetheTPMS transmittergrommetseal,valvecoreandcap whenthetiresarereplacedduetowearorage.

Wheelalignmentandbalancelfthevehicle shouldpulltoeithersidewhiledrivingona straightandlevelroad,orifyoudetectunevenor abnormaltirewear,theremaybeaneedforwheel alignment.Ifthesteeringwheelorseatvibratesat normalhighwayspeeds,wheelbalancingmaybe needed.

- Foradditionalinformationregardingtires, refer to "ImportantTireSafetyInformation" (US) or "TireSafetyInformation"(Canada) in the WarrantyInformationBooklet.

WindshieldCleanthewindshieldonaregular basis.Checkthewindshieldatleasteverysix monthsforcracksorotherdamage.Haveadamagedwindshieldrepairedbyaqualifiedrepair facility.

Windshieldwiperblades*Checkforcracksor weariftheydonotwipeproperly.

Insidethevehicle

Themaintenanceitemslistedhereshouldbe checkedonaregularbasis,suchaswhenperformingperiodicmaintenance,cleaningthevehicle,etc.

Additional information on the following itemswithan “*” is found in this section.

Acceleratorpedal Checkthepedalforsmooth operation and makesurethepedaldoesnotbind or requireuneveneffort. Keep the floormataway from the pedal.

AutomatictransmissionP(Park)position mechanismOnafairlysteephillcheckthatyour vehicleisheldsecurelywiththeshiftleverintheP (Park)positionwithoutapplyinganybrakes.

Brakepedal Checkthepdalforsmoothoperation. If the brakepedals suddenly goes down further than normal, the pedal feel spongy or the vehicle seem stotak elongert stop, see a NISSAN dealer immediately. Keep the floor at away from the pedal.

BrakesCheckthatthebrakesdonotpullthe vehicletoonesidewhenapplied.

ParkingbrakeChecktheparkingbrakeoperationregularly. The vehicles should be securely held on a fairly steep hill with only the parking brake applied. If the parking brakeneeds adjustment, see a NISSAN dealer.

SeatsCheckseatpositioncontrolssuchasseat adjusters,seatbackrecliner,etc.,toensurethey operatessmoothlyandallatcheslocksecurelyin everyposition.Checkkthatthehead restraints/headrests move up and down smoothlyandthelocks(ifsoequipped)hold securelyinalllatchedpositions.

SeatbeltsCheckthatallpartsoftheseatbelt system(forexample,buckles,anchors,adjusters andretractors)operateproperlyandsmoothly, andareinstalledsecurely.Checkthebeltwebbingforcuts,fraying,wearordamage.

SteeringwheelCheckforchangesinthesteeringsystem,suchasexcessivefreeplay,hard steeringorstrangenoises.

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WarninglightsandchimesMakesureall warninglightsandchimesareoperatingproperly.

Windshieldwiperandwasher*Checkthat thewipersandwasheroperateproperlyandthat thewipersdonotstreak.

WindshielddefrosterCheckthattheair comesoutofthedefrosteroutletsproperlyandin sufficientquantitywhenoperatingtheheateror airconditioner.

Underthehoodandvehicle

Themaintenanceitemslistedhereshouldbe checkedperiodically(forexample,eachtimeyou checktheengineoilorrefuel).

Battery*(forserviceablebatteries)Check thefluidlevelineachcell.Itshouldbebetween theMAXandMINlines.Vehiclesoperatedinhigh temperaturesorundersevereconditionsrequire frequentchecksofthebatteryfluidlevel.

NOTE:

Careshouldbetakentoavoidsituations thatcanleadtopotentialbatterydischarge andpotentialno-startconditionssuchas:

1. Installationorextendeduseofelectronic accessoriesisthatconsumebatterypower whentheengineisnotrunning(Phonechargers,GPS,DVDplayers,etc.)

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1. Vehicle is not driven regularly and/or only drivenshort distances. In these cases, the battery may need to be charged to maintain battery health.

Brakefluidlevel*Makesurethatthebrakefluid levelisbetweentheMINandMAXlinesonthe reservoir.

Enginecoolantlevel*Checkthecoolantlevel whentheengineiscold.

Enginedrivebelts*Makesurethedrivebelts arenotfrayed,worn,crackedoroily.

Engineoillevel*Checkthelevelafterparking thevehicleonalevelsurfacewiththeengineoff. Waitmorethan10minutesfortheoiltodrain backintotheoilpan.

ExhaustsystemMakesuretherearenoloose supports,cracksorholes.Ifthesoundofthe exhaustseemsunusualorthereisasmellof exhaustfumes,immediatelyhavetheexhaust systeminspectedbyaNISSANdealer.Foradditionalinformation,refertothe"Exhaustgas(carbonmonoxide)"warninginthe"Startinganddriving"sectionofthismanual.

FluidleaksCheckunderthevehicleforfuel,oil,waterorotherfluidleaksafterthevehiclehas beenparkedforawhile.Waterdrippingfromthe airconditionerafteruseisnormal.Ifyoushould

noticeanyleaksorifgasolinefumesareevident, checkforthecauseandhaveitcorrectedimmediately.

Powersteeringfluidlevel*andlinesCheck thelevelwhenthefluidiscold,withtheengine off.Checkthelinesforproperattachment,leaks, cracks,etc.

RadiatorandhosesCheckthefrontofthe radiatorandcleanoffanydirt, insects, leaves, etc., that may have accumulated. Makesurethe hosheshavenocracks, deformation, rotorloose connections.

UnderbodyTheunderbodyisfrequentlyexposedtocorrosivesubstancessuchasthose usedonicyroadsortocontroldust.ltisvery importanttoremovethesesubstancesfromthe underbody,otherwiserustmayformonthefloor pan,frame,fuellinesandexhaustsystem.Atthe endofwinter,theunderbodyshouldbethoroughlyflushedwithplainwater,inthoseareas wheremudanddirtmayhaveaccumulated.For additionalinformation,referto"Underbody"inthe "Appearanceandcare"sectionofthismanual.

Windshield-washerfluid*Checkthatthereis adequatefluidinthereservoir.

MAINTENANCEPRECAUTIONS

When performing any inspection or maintenance work on your vehicle, always take care to prevent serious accidental injury to yourself for damage to the vehicle. The following are general precautions which should be closely observed.

WARNING

●Parkthevehicleonalevelsurface,applytheparkingbrakesecurelyandblockthewheelstoppreventthevehiclefrommoving.MovetheshiftlevertoP(Park)
- BesuretheignitionswitchisintheOFF orLOCKpositionwhenperformingany partsreplacementorrepairs.
- If you must work with the engineer running, keep your hands, clothing, hair and tools away from moving fans, belts and any other moving parts.
- Itisadvisabletosecureorremoveany looseclothingandremoveanyjewelry, suchasrings,watches,etc.before workingonyourvehicle.
●Alwaysweareyeprotectionwhenever youworkonyourvehicle.

• Ifyoumustruntheengineinanenclosedspacesuchasagarage,besure thereisproperventilationforexhaust gasestoescape.
  ●Nevergetunderthevehiclewhileitis supportedonlybyajack.Ifitisnecessarytoworkunderthevehicle,support itwithsafetystands.
• Keepsmokingmaterials,flameand sparksawayfromthefueltankand battery.
• Ongasolineenginemodels, the fuel filter or fuelliness should be serviced by a NISSAN dealer because the fuellines are under high pressure even when the engine is off.

CAUTION

- Donotworkunderthehoodwhilethe engineishot.Turntheengineoffand waituntilcoolsdown.

- Avoidcontactwithusedengineoiland coolant.Improperlydisposedengine oil,enginecoolantand/orothervehicle fluidscandamagetheenvironment.Alwaysconformtolocalregulationsfor disposalofvehiclefluid.

• Neverleavetheengineorautomatic transmissionrelatedcomponentharnessesdisconnectedwhiletheignition switchisintheONposition.
• Neverconnectordisconnectthebattery oranytransistorizedcomponentwhile theignitionswitchisintheONposition.

This "Maintenance and do-it-yourself" section gives instructions regarding only those items which are relatively easy for an owner to perform.

AGenuineNISSANservicemanualisalsoavailable.Foradditionalinformation,referto"Owner's Manual/ServiceManualorderinformation"inthe "Technicalandconsumerinformation"sectionof thismanual.

Youshouldbeawarethatincompleteorimproper servicingmayresultinoperatingdifficultiesor excessiveemissions,andcouldaffectwarranty coverage.Ifindoubtaboutanyservicing, haveitdonebyaNISSANdealer.

ENGINECOMPARTMENTCHECK LOCATIONS

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1.Fuse/fusiblelinkbox
2. Engineoilfillercap
3. Engineoidipstick
4. Brakefluidreservoir
5.Aircleaner
6. Windshield-washerfluidreservoir
7. Enginecoolantreservoir
8.Drivebeltlocation
9.Powersteeringfluidreservoir
10.Radiatorcap
11.Battery

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1.Fuse/fusiblelinkbox
2.Powersteeringfluidreservoir
3. Enginecoolantreservoir
4.Brakefluidreservoir
5.Aircleaner
6.Windshield-washerfluidreservoir
7.Drivebeltlocation
8.Engineoilfillercap
9.Engineoidipstick
10.Radiatorcap
11.Battery

NOTE:

Enginecoverremovedforclarity.

ENGINECOOLINGSYSTEM

Theenginecoolingsystemisfilledatthefactory withapre-dilutedmixtureof50%Genuine NISSANLongLifeAntifreeze/Coolant(blue)and 50%watertoprovideyear-roundantifreezeand coolantprotection.Theantifreezesolutioncontainsrustandcorrosioninhibitors.Additionalenginecoolingsystemadditivesarenotnecessary.

WARNING

• Neverremovetheradiatororcoolant reservoircapwhentheengineishot. Waituntiltheengineandradiatorcool down.Seriousburnscouldbecaused byhighpressurefluidescapingfrom theradiator.Foradditionalinformation, refertoprecautionsin"Ifyourvehicle overheats"foundinthe"Incaseof emergency"sectionofthismanual.
• Theradiatorisequippedwithapressuretyperadiatorcap.Topreventenginedamage,useonlyaGenuine NISSANradiatorcap.

CAUTION

• Neveruseanycoolingsystemadditives suchasradiatorsealer.Additivesmay clogthecoolingsystemandcausedamagetotheengine,transmissionand/or coolingsystem.
• Whenaddingorreplacingcoolant, be suretouseonlyGenuineNISSANLong LifeAntifreeze/Coolant(blue)orequivalent.GenuineNISSANLongLife Antifreeze/Coolant(blue)ispre-diluted toprovideantifreezeprotectionto-34°F(-37°C).Ifadditionalfreezeprotection isneededduetoweatherwhereyou operate your vehicle, add Genuine NISSANLongLifeAntifreeze/Coolant (blue)concentratefollowingthedirectionsonthecontainer.Ifanequivalent coolantotherthanGenuineNISSAN LongLifeAntifreeze/Coolant(blue)is used,followthecoolantmanufacturer's instructionstomaintainminimumanti-freezeprotectionto-34°F(-37°C).The useofothertypesofcoolantsolutions otherthanGenuineNISSANLongLife Antifreeze/Coolant(blue)orequivalent may damage the engine cooling system.

- Thelifeexpectancyofthefactory-fill coolantis105,000miles(168,000km)or 7years.MixinganyothertypeofcoolantotherthanGenuineNISSANLong LifeAntifreeze/Coolant(blue),includingGenuine NISSAN LongLife Antifreeze/Coolant(green),ortheuse ofnon-distilledwaterwillreducethe lifeexpectancyofthefactory-fillcoolant.Foradditionalinformation,referto the“NISSANServiceandMaintenance Guide”.

This vehicle contains Genuine NISSAN Long Life Antifreeze/Coolant (blue). Thelife expectancy of the factory-fill coolant is 105,000 miles (168,000 km) or 7 years. Mixing any other type of coolant the use of non-distilled water will reduce the life expectancy of the factory-fill coolant. For additional information, referto the "NISSAN Service and Maintenance Guide".

If the cooling system frequently requires coolant, have it checked by a NISSAN dealer.

For additional information on the location of the engine coolant reservoir, referto "Engine compartment check locations" in this section.

CHANGINGENGINECOOLANT

ANISSANdealercanchangetheenginecoolant. Theserviceprocedurecanbefoundinthe NISSANServiceManual.

Improperservicingcanresultinreduced heaterperformanceandengineoverheating.

WARNING

•Toavoidthedangerofbeingscalded, neverchangethecoolantwhentheengineishot.
●Neverremovetheradiatororengine coolantreservoircapwhentheengine ishot.Seriousburnscouldbecausedby highpressurefluidescapingfromthe radiator.
- Avoiddirect skincontactwithused coolant.Ifskincontactismade,wash thoroughlywithsoaporhandcleaneras soonaspossible.
- Keepcoolantoutofthereachofchildrenandpets.

Enginecoolantmustbedisposedofproperly. Checkyourlocalregulations.

ENGINEOIL

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CHECKINGENGINEOILLEVEL

1. Parkthevehicleonalevelsurfaceandapply theparkingbrake.
   2.Starttheengineandletitidleuntilitreaches operatingtemperature.
2. Turnofftheengine. Waitmorethan 10 minutes for the oil to drain back into the oil pan.
   4.Removethedipstickandwipeitclean.Re-insertitalltheway.

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1. Removethedipstickagainandchecktheoil level.ItshouldbebetweentheH(High)and L(Low)marks B.Thisisthenormaloperatingoillevelrange.lftheoillevelisbelow theL(Low)mark A,removetheoilfillercap andpourrecommendedoilthroughthe opening.Donotoverfill C.

2. Recheckoillevelwiththedipstick.

Itisnormaltoaddsomeoilbetweenoil maintenanceintervalsorduringthe break-inperiod,dependingontheseverity ofoperatingconditions.

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CAUTION

Oillevelshouldbecheckedregularly.Operatingtheenginewithaninsufficient amountofoilcandamagetheengine,and suchdamageisnotcoveredbywarranty.

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CHANGINGENGINEOIL

1. Parkthevehicleonalevelsurfaceandapply theparkingbrake.

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1. Start the engine and let it idle until it reaches operating temperature, then turn it off.

2. Removetheoilfillercap counterclockwise.

Ⓐ byturningit

1. Placealargedrainpanunderthedrainplug Ⓑ.

2. Removethedrainplug Ⓑ withawrenchby turningitcounterclockwiseandcompletely draintheoil.

If the oil filterist be changed, remove and replace it at this time. For additional information, refer to "Changing engine oil filter" in this section.

●Wasteoilmustbedisposedofproperly.

- Checkyourlocalregulations.

WARNING

●Prolonged andrepeatedcontactwith usedengineoilmaycauseskincancer.
- Trytoavoiddirectskincontactwithusedoil.Ifskincontactismade,washthoroughlywithsoaporhandcleaneras soonaspossible.
- Keepusedengineoiloutofreachof children.

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CAUTION

Becarefulnottoburnyourself.Theengine oilmaybehot.

1. Cleanandreinstallthedrainplugandanew washer. Securelytightenthedrainplugwith awrench. Donotuseexcessiveforce.

Drainplugtighteningtorque: 26ft-lb(34N·m)

1. Refillenginewithrecommendedoilthrough theoilfilleropening, then install the oilfiller capsecurely.

For additional information, refer to "Recommended fluids/lubricants and capacities" in the "Technical and consumer information" section of this manual for drain and refill capacity.

Thedrainandrefillcapacitydependsonthe oiltemperatureaddraintime.Usethese specificationsforreferenceonly.Alwaysuse thedipsticktodeterminewhentheproper amountofoilisintheengine.

8.Starttheengine.Checkforleakagearound thedrainplugandoilfilter.Correctasrequired.
9.Turntheengineoffandwaitmorethan 10minutes.Checktheoillevelwiththe dipstick.Addengineoilifnecessary.

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CHANGINGENGINEOILFILTER

1. Parkthevehicleonalevelsurfaceandapply theparkingbrake.
   2.Turntheengineoff.
2. Placealargedrainpanundertheoilfilter.
3. Unscrew the plate covering the oil filter exposing the filter.
4. Loosentheoilfilter Ⓐ withanoilfilter wrenchbyturningitcounterclockwise.Then removetheoilfilterbyturningitbyhand.

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CAUTION

Becarefulnottoburnyourself.Theengine oilmaybehot.

1. Wipetheengineoilfiltersealingsurface with acleanrag.

CAUTION

Besuretoremoveanyoldgasketmaterial remainingonthesealingsurfaceofthe engine.Failuretodosocouldleadto enginedamage.

1. Coatthegasketonthenewfilterwithclean engineoil.

2. Screwontheoilfilteruntilaslightresistance isfelt, thentightenanadditional2/3turn.

9.Starttheengineandcheckforleakage aroundtheoilfilter.Correctasrequired.

1. Turntheengineoffandwaitmorethan 10minutes. Checktheoillevel.Addengine oilifnecessary.

5-SPEEDAUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONFLUID

Whencheckingorreplacementisrequired,we recommendyourNISSANdealerforservicing.

CAUTION

- UseGenuineNISSANMaticSATF.If GenuineNISSANMaticSATFisnot available,GenuineNISSANMaticJATF mayalsobeused.

- Usingautomatictransmissionfluid otherthanGenuineNISSANMaticSATForMaticJATFwillcausedeteriorationindriveabilityandautomatictransmissiondurability,andmaydamagethe automatictransmission,whichisnot coveredbytheNISSANnewvehiclelimitedwarranty.

Thespecifiedautomatictransmissionfluidisalso describedoncautionlabelslocatedintheengine compartment.

POWERSTEERINGFLUIDBRAKEFLUID

LDI2597LDI2598

The fluid level should be checked using the HOT MAX range on the power steering fluid reservoir at fluid temperatures of 122°-176°F (50°-80°C) or using the COLDMAX range on the power steering fluid reservoir at fluid temperatures of 32°-86°F (0°-30°C).

If the fluidisator below the MINline, add Genuine NISSANPSF to HOTMAX or COLDMAX depending on system fluid temperature. Remove the cap and fill through the opening.

CAUTION

•DONOTOVERFILL.

- RecommendedfluidisGenuine NISSANPSForequivalent.

WARNING

- Useonlynewfluidfromasealedcontainer.Old, inferiororcontaminated fluidmaydamagethebrakesystem. Theuseofimproperfluidscandamage thebrakesystemandaffectthevehicle'sstoppingability.

●Cleanthefillercapbeforeremoving.

- Brakefluidispoisonousandshouldbe storedcarefullyinmarkedcontainers outofreachofchildren.

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WINDSHIELD-WASHERFLUID

CAUTION

Donotspillthefluidonanypaintedsurfaces. This will damage the paint. If fluid is spilled, immediately wash the surface with water.

Checkthefluidlevelinthereservoir.Ifthebrake fluidisbelowtheMINline,thebrakewarninglight willilluminate.AddbrakefluiduptotheMAXline. Foradditionalinformationonbrakefluidtype, refereto"Recommendedfluids/lubricantsandcapacities"inthe"Technicalandconsumerinformation"sectionofthismanual.

If the brake fluid must be added frequently, the brakesystem should be thoroughly checked by a NISSAN dealer.

Mechanical assembly diagram showing a lever mechanism with directional arrow (no text or symbols)

WINDSHIELD-WASHERFLUID RESERVOIR

Fillthewindshield-washerfluidreservoirperiodically.

Tofillthewindshield-washerfluidreservoir, lift thecapoffthereservoirandpourthewindshield-washerfluidintothereservoiropening.

Addawashersolventtothewasherforbetter cleaning.Inthewinterseason,addawindshield-washerantifreeze.Followthemanufacturer's instructionsforthemixtureratio.

Refillthereservoirmorefrequentlywhendriving conditionsrequireanincreasedamountof windshield-washerfluid.

RecommendedfluidisGenuineNISSANWindshieldWasherConcentrateCleaner&Antifreeze orequivalent.

CAUTION

• Donotsubstituteengineantifreeze coolantforwindshield-washerfluid. Thismayresultindamagetothepaint.
• Donotfillthewindshield-washerfluid reservoirwithwasherfluidconcentratesatfullstrength.Somemethylalcoholbasedwasherfluidconcentrates maypermanentlystainthegrilleif spilledwhilefillingthewindshield-washerfluidreservoir.
• Pre-mixwasherfluidconcentrateswith watertothemanufacturer'srecommendedlevelsbeforepouringthefluid intothewindshield-washerfluidreservoir.Donotusethewindshield-washer fluidreservoirtomixthewasherfluid concentrateandwater.

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BATTERY

• Keepthebatterysurfacecleananddry. Cleanthebatterywithasolutionofbaking sodaandwater.
• Make certain the terminal connections are clean and securely tightened.
• If the vehicle is not to be used for 30 days or longer, disconnect then negative (-) battery terminal cable to prevent discharge.

NOTE:

Careshouldbetakentoavoidsituations thatcanleadtopotentialbatterydischarge andpotentialno-startconditionssuchas:

1. Installationorextendeduseofelectronic accessoriesthatconsumebatterypower whentheengineisnotrunning(Phonechargers,GPS,DVDplayers,etc.)
2. Vehicle is not driven regularly and/or only drivenshort distances. In these cases, the battery may need to be charged to maintain battery health.

WARNING

• Donotexposethebatterytoflames,an electricalsparkoracigarette.Hydrogen gasgeneratedbythebatteryisexplosive.Explosivegasescancauseblindnessorinjury.Donotallowbatteryfluid tocontactyourskin,eyes,fabricsor paintedsurfaces.Sulfuricacidcan causeblindnessorinjury.Aftertouchingabatteryorbatterycap,donot touchorrubyoureyes.Thoroughly washyourhands.Iftheacidcontacts youreyes,skinorclothing,immediately flushwithwaterforatleast15minutes andseekmedicalattention.
• Donotoperatethevehicleifthefluidin thebatteryislow.Lowbatteryfluidcan causeahigherloadonthebattery whichcangenerateheat,reducebattery life,andinsomecasesleadtoan explosion.
• Whenworkingtonnearabattery,alwayswearsuitableeyeprotectionandremovealljewelry.

• Batteryposts,terminalsandrelatedaccessoriescontainleadandleadcompounds.Washhandsafterhandling.

• Keepbatteryoutofthereachof children.

• Donottipthebattery.Keepthevent capstightandthebatterylevel.

Line drawing of a battery with a screwdriver inserted, showing internal components and a downward arrow indicating action (no text or symbols)

1. Removetheventcapswithascrewdriveras shown. Useaclothtoprotectthebattery case.

1. Check the fluid level each cell. If it is necessary to add fluid, additionally distilled water to bring the level up to the bottom of the filler opening. Donotoverfill. Reinstall the vent caps.

Vehiclesoperatedinhightemperaturesorunder severeconditionsrequirefrequentchecksofthe batteryfluidlevel.

JUMPSTARTING

Ifjumpstartingisnecessary, refer to "Jumpstart-ing" in the "Incaseofemergency" section of this manual. If the engine does not start by jump starting, the battery may have to be replaced. ContactaNISSAN dealer.

DRIVEBELT

VQ40DE

1. Powersteeringfluidpumppulley
2. Automatic drive belt tensioner pulley
   3.Idlerpulley
   4.Coolingfanpulley
   5.Airconditionercompressorpulley
   6.Crankshaftpulley
3. Generatorpulley

VK56DE

1. Powersteeringfluidpumppulley
2. Automatic drive belt tensioner pulley
   3.Waterpumppulley
   4.Coolingfanpulley
   5.Airconditionercompressorpulley
   6.Crankshaftpulley
3. Generatorpulley

A WARNING

BesuretheignitionswitchisintheOFFFor LOCKpositionbeforeservicingdrivebelt. Theenginecouldrotateunexpectedly.

1. Visually inspect the belt for sign of unusual wear, cuts, fraying or looseness. If the belt is in poor condition or is loose, have it replaced or adjusted by a NISSAN dealer.
2. Havethebelt checked regularly for condition and tension in accordance with the maintenances schedule found in the "NISSANService and Maintenance Guide".

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SPARKPLUGSAIRCLEANER

REPLACINGSPARKPLUGS

Iridium-tippedsparkplugs

Itisnotnecessarytoreplaceiridium-tipped sparkplugsasfrequentlyasconventionaltype sparkplugsbecausetheylastmuchlonger.Followthemaintenancelogshowninthe"NISSAN ServiceandMaintenanceGuide".Donotservice iridium-tippedsparkplugsbycleaningorregapping.

●Alwaysreplacesparkplugswithrecommendedorequivalentones.

SDI1895LDI2024

Technical line drawing of an engine compartment with numbered component (no text or symbols)

Theaircleanerfilters should not be cleaned and reused. Replace it according to them maintenance log shown in the "NISSANService and Maintenance Guide."

Toremovetheaircleanerfilter:

① Unlatchtheclipsandmovetheaircleaner coverupward.

1. Removetheaircleanerfilter.
2. Wipetheinsideoftheaircleanerfilterhousingandthecoverwithadampcloth.

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WINDSHIELDWIPERBLADES

NOTE:

Afterinstallinganewaircleanerfilter, makesuretheaircleanercoverisseated in thehousingandlatchtheclips.

WARNING

• Operatingtheenginewiththeair cleanerremovedcancauseyouorotherstobeburned.Theaircleanernot onlycleanstheair,itstopstheflameif theenginebackfires.Ifitisn'tthere,and theenginebackfires,youcouldbe burned.Donotdrivewiththeaircleaner removed,andbecarefulwhenworking ontheenginewiththeaircleaner removed.
• Neverpourfuelintothethrottlebodyor attempttostarttheenginewiththeair cleanerremoved.Doingsocouldresult inseriousinjury.

CLEANING

If your windshield is not clear after using the windshield-washer or if a wiper bladechatters when running, wax or other material may be on the blade or windshield.

Cleantheoutsideofthewindshieldwithawasher solutionoramildetergent.Yourwindshieldis cleanifbeadsdonotformwhenrinsingwithclear water.

Cleaneachbladebywipingitwithaclothsoaked inawashersolutionoramilddetergent.Then rinsethebladeswithclearwater.Ifyourwind-shieldisstillnotclearaftercleaningtheblades andusingthewiper,replacetheblades.

CAUTION

Wornwindshieldwiperbladescandamagethe windshield and impairdriver vision.

REPLACING

Replacethewiperbladesiftheyareworn.

1. Liftthewiperarmawayfromthewindshield.
   ② Pushthereleasetab, thenmovethewiper bladedownthewiperarmtoremove.
   ③ Removethewiperblade.
2. Insertthenewwiperbladeontothewiper armuntilclicksintoplace.

3. Rotatewiperbladesothedimpleisinthe groove.

4. Return the wiperto its original position and release until lithasmade contact with the windshield.

CAUTION

●Afterwiperbladereplacement,return thewiperarmtoitsoriginalposition; otherwiseitmaybedamagedwhenthe hoodisopened.
- Makesurethewiperbladescontactthe glass;otherwisethearmsmaybedamagedfromwindpressure.

Becarefulnottoletanythinggetintothewasher nozzle Ⓐ. This may cause clogging or improper windshield washer operation. If something gets into the nozzle, remove it with needleorsmall pin Ⓑ.

BRAKES

If the brakes donot operate properly, have the brakes checked by a NISSAN dealer.

Self-adjustingbrakes

Your vehicle is equipped with self-adjusting brakes.

Thefrontandreardisc-typebrakeself-adjust everytimethebrakepedalisapplied.

WARNING

SeeaNISSANdealerforabrakesystem checkifthebrakepedalheightdoesnot returntonormal.

Brakepadwearindicators

Thediscbrakepadsonyourvehiclehaveaudible wearindicators.Whenabratepadrequiresreplacement,ahighpitchedscrapingorscreechingsoundwillbeheardwhenthevehicleisin motion.Thenoisewillbeheardwhetherornotthe brakepedalisdepressed.Havethebrakes checkedassoonaspossibleifthewearindicator soundisheard.

Undersomedrivingorclimateconditions,occasionalbrakesqueak,squealorothernoisemaybeheard.Occasionalbrakenoiseduringlightto moderatestopsisnormalanddoesnotaffectthe functionorperformanceofthebrakesystem.

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FUSES

Properbrakeinspectionintervalsshould befollowed.Foradditionalinformationregardingbrakeinspections,refertotheappropriatemaintenancescheduleinformationinthe "NISSANServiceandMaintenanceGuide".

LDI0455LDI0457

Twotypesoffusesareused.Type ① isusedin thefuseboxesintheenginecompartment.Type ② isusedinthepassengercompartmentfuse box.

Type Ⓐ fusesareprovidedassparefuses.They arestoredinthepassengercompartmentfuse box.

Type Ⓐ fusescanbeinstalledintheengine compartmentandpassengercompartmentfuse boxes.

Ifatype Ⓐ fuseisusedtoreplaceatype Ⓑ fuse, thetype Ⓐ fusewillnotbelevelwiththefuse pocketasshownintheillustration. Thiswillnot affecttheperformanceofthefuse.Makesurethe fuseisinstalledinthefuseboxsecurely.

Type Ⓑ fusescannotbeinstalledintheunderhoodfuseboxes.Onlyusetype Ⓐ fusesinthe underhoodfuseboxes.

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Technical diagram of an engine bay with no visible text or symbols

1. Removethefuseboxcoverbypushingthe tabandliftingthecoverup.
2. Removethefusewiththefusepuller. The fusepullerislocatedinthecenterofthefuse blockinthepassengercompartment.

ENGINECOMPARTMENT

CAUTION

Neveruseafuseofahigherorlower amperageratingthanspecifiedonthe fuseboxcover.Thiscoulddamagethe electricalsystemorcauseafire.

Ifanyelectricalequipmentdoesnotcomeon, checkforanopenfuse.

1. Besuretheignitionswitchandtheheadlight switchareOFF.
2. Opentheenginehood.

1. If the fuse is open fuse Ⓑ.

Ⓐ,replaceitwithanew

广力云智慧零售收银系统

1. Ifanewfusealsoopens, havethelectrical systemcheckedandrepairedbyaNISSAN dealer.

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Fusiblelinks

If the electric alequipment does not operate and fuses are good condition, check the fusible links. If any of these fusible links are melted, replace with only Genuine NISSAN parts.

PASSENGERCOMPARTMENT

CAUTION

Neveruseafuseofahigherorlower amperageratingthanspecifiedonthe fuseboxcover.Thiscoulddamagethe electricalsystemorcauseafire.

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Ifanyelectricalequipmentdoesnotoperate, checkforanopenfuse.

1. Besuretheignitionswitchandtheheadlight switchareOFF.
   2.Pullthefuseboxcovertoremove.
2. Removethefusewiththefusepuller.

WDI0452

TypeA

1. If the fuse is open equivalent good fuse ①, replace it with an ②.

2. Reversestep2toreinstallfuseboxcover.

3. Ifanewfusealsoopens, havetheelectrical systemcheckedandrepairedbyaNISSAN dealer.

TypeB

Extendedstorageswitch

Ifanyelectricalequipmentdoesnotoperate, removetheextendedstorageswitchandcheck foranopenfuse.

NOTE:

Theextendedstorageswitchisusedfor longtermvehiclestorage.Eveniftheextendedstorageswitchisbrokenitisnot necessarytoreplaceit.Replaceonlythe openfuseintheswitchwithanewfuse.

Howtoremovetheextendedstorageswitch:

1. Toremovetheextendedstorageswitch, be suretheignitionswitchisintheOFF for LOCKposition.
   2.BesuretheheadlightswitchisintheOFF position.
2. Removethefuseboxcover.
   4.Pinchthelockingtabs ① foundoneach sideofthestorageswitch.
3. Pullthestorageswitchstraightoutfromthe fusebox ②.

BATTERYREPLACEMENT

CAUTION

Becarefulnottoallowchildrenoswallow thebatteryorremovedparts.

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    A["Remote Control Phone"] --> B{Control Step}
    B -->|A: Reverse Control| C["Device with Lock"]
    B -->|B: Reverse Control| D["Device with Ring"]
    C --> E["Device with Lock"]
    D --> F["Device with Ring"]
    E --> G["Final Display"]
    F --> H["Final Display"]

KEYFOB(ifsoequipped)

Replacethebatteryinthekeyfobasfollows:

① Openthelidusingacoin Ⓐ.

② Removethebattery Ⓑ.

③ Installanewbattery Ⓞ withthe“+”facing down.

- Holdthebatterybytheedges.Holdingthe batteryacrossthecontactpointswillseriouslydepletethestoragecapacity.

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LIGHTS

• Donottouchtheinternalcircuitandelectric terminalsasitcouldcauseamalfunction.
• Whenchangingthebattery, donotletdust oroilgetonthekeyfob.
• Thereisdangerofexplosionifalithiumbatteryisincorrectlyreplaced.Replaceonly withthesameorequivalenttype.

Recommendedbattery:CR2025orequivalent.

④ Closethelidsecurely.

5.Pressthe button,thenthe buttontwoorthreetimestocheckthekey foboperation.

If the battery is removed for any reason other than replacement, perform step 5.

• Animproperly disposed battery can hurt the environment. Always confirm local regulations for battery disposal.
• Thekeyfobiswater-resistant;however,ifitdoesgetwet,immediately wipecompletelydry.
  ●Theoperationalrangeofthekeyfob extendstoapproximately33ft(10m) fromthevehicle. Thisrangemayvary withconditions.

FCCNotice:

ForUSA:

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This devicem may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this devicem must accept any interferencereceived, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Note:

Changesormodificationsnotexpresslyapprovedbythepartyresponsibleforcompliancecouldvoidtheuser'sauthoritytooperatetheequipment.

ForCanada:

ThisdevisecomplieswithIndustryCanada licence-exemptRSSstandard(s).Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:(1)thisdevicemaynotcauseinterference,and(2)thisdevicemustacceptany interference,includinginterferencethat maycauseundesiredoperationofthedevice.

HEADLIGHTS

Replacingthehalogenheadlightbulb

Theheadlightisasemi-sealedbeamtypewhich usesareplaceableheadlight(halogen)bulb.See yourNISSANdealer.

Ifthevehicleisequippedwithaftermarketaccessories,itmaybenecessarytore-aimthehead lamps. For additional information, refer to NISSANNV2500/3500BodyBuildersGuide for aiminginstructions.Anelectroniccopyofthe NISSANNV2500/3500BodyBuildersGuideis availableatwww.nissancommercialvehicles.com orcontactaNISSANdealer.

A CAUTION

●Highpressurehalogengasissealed insidethehalogenbulb.Thebulbmay breakiftheglassenvelopeisscratched orthebulbisdropped.
- Whenhandlingthebulb, donottouch theglassenvelope.
•DONOTTOUCHTHEBULBWITHBARE HANDS.

• Donotleavethebulboutoftheheadlightreflectorforalongperiodoftime asdust,moistureandsmokemayenter theheadlightbodyandaffecttheperformanceoftheheadlight.
• Aimingisnotnecessaryafterreplacing thebulb.Whenaimingisnecessary, contactaNISSANdealer.

NOTE:

Usethesamenumberandwattageas showninthechart.

Fogmaytemporarilyforminsidethelensofthe exteriorlightsintherainorinacarwash.A temperaturedifferencebetweentheinsideand theoutsideofthelenscausesthefog.Thisisnot amalfunction.Iflargedropsofwatercollect insidethelens,contactaNISSANdealer.

EXTERIORANDINTERIORLIGHTS

ItemWattage(W)BulbNo.
Headlightassembly*
High/Daytimerunninglight65H13
Low55H13
Park/Turn	8/27	3157AK
Sidemarker	3.8	194
Interiorlights(front)	8	-
Interior lights (rear) (if so equipped)	10	-
High-mounted stoplight*	18	921
Rear combinationlight
Tail/Stop	8/27	3157XKRD
Backup (reversing)	18	921
Turn	27	3156AK
License platelight*	5	W5W

*SeeaNISSANdealerforreplacement.
AlwayscheckwiththePartsDepartmentataNISSANdealerforthelatestpartsinformation.

1.Interiorlights(front)
2.Interiorlights(rear)(ifsoequipped)
3. Headlightassembly/Daytimerunning light
4.High-mountedstoplight
5.Licenseplatelight
6.Rearcombinationassembly

Replacementprocedures

AllotherlightsareeithertypeA,B,CorD.When replacingabulb,firstremovethelens,lamp and/orcover.

Indicatesbulbremoval

Indicatesbulbinstallation

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Interiorlights(front)

Useacloth ① toprotectthehousing.

Interiorlights(rear)(ifsoequipped)

Useacloth ① toprotectthehousing.

Rearcombinationlight

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WHEELSANDTIRES

If you have a flattire, refer "Flattire" in the "Incaseofemergency" section of this manual.

TIREPRESSURE

TirePressureMonitoringSystem (TPMS)

ThisvehicleisequippedwiththeTire PressureMonitoringSystem(TPMS).It monitorstirepressureofallfourtiresex- ceptthespare.Whenthelowtirepres- surewarninglightislitandtheCHECK TIREwarningappearsinthevehicleinformationdisplay,oneormoreofyourtiresis significantlyunder-inflated.

The TPMS will activate only when the vehicle is driven at speeds above 16 MPH (25 km/h). Also, this system may not detect as a sudden drop in tire pressure (for example a flattire while driving).

For additional information, refer to "Warning/IndicatorLightsandAudible Reminders" in the "Instrumentsandcontrols" section, "TirePressure Monitoring System(TPMS)" in the "Startinganddriv-

ing"section,and"Flattire"inthe"Incase ofemergency"sectionofthismanual.

Tireinflationpressure

Check the tire pressures (including the spare) often and always prioritolong distance trips. There recommended tire pressures specifications are shown on the F.M.V.S.S./C.M.V.S.S. certification label or the Tire and Loading Information label under the "Cold Tire Pressure" heading. The Tire and Loading Information label is affixed to the driversidecenter pillar. Tire pressure should be checked regularly because:

• Mosttiresnaturallyloseairovertime.
• Tires can lose air suddenly when driven over potholes or other objects or if the vehicle strikes acurb while parking.

Thetirepressureshouldbechecked whenthetiresarecold. Thetiresare considered COLD after the vehicle has beenparkedfor3ormorehours,ordriven lessthan1mile (1.6 km)atmoderate speeds.

Incorrect tire pressure, including un-derinflation, may adversely affect tire life and vehicle handling.

WARNING

• Improperlyinflated tirescan fail suddenlyandcauseanaccident.
  ●TheGrossVehicleWeightRating (GVWR) is located on the F.M.V.S.S./C.M.V.S.S. certificationlabel.ThevehicleweightcapacityisindicatedontheTireand Loading Information label. Do notloadyourvehiclebeyondthis capacity. Overloading your vehicle mayresult inreducedtire life,unsafeoperatingconditions due to premature tire failure, or unfavorablehandlingcharacteristicsandcouldalsoleadtoa seriousaccident.Loadingbeyond thespecified capacitymayalso result infailureof othervehicle components.

Maintenanceanddo-it-yourself

• Beforetakingalongtrip,or whenever youheavilyloadyour vehicle,useatirepressuregauge toensurethatthetirepressures areatthespecifiedlevel.
• Foradditionalinformationregardingtires,referto"Important TireSafetyInformation"(US)or "TireSafetyInformation" (Canada)intheWarrantyInformationBooklet.

TIRE AND LOADING INFORMATION

RENSEIGNEMENTS SUR LES PNEUS ET LE CHARGEMENT

SEATING CAPACITY NOMBRE DE PLACES

TOTAL

X FRONT AVANT

X REAR ARRIÈRE X

THE COMBINED WEIGHT OF OCCUPANTS AND CARGO SHOULD NEVER EXCEED LE POIDS TOTAL DES OCCUPANTS ET DU CHARGEMENT NE DOIT JAMAIS DEPASSER

XXX kg OR XXX lbs

TIRFPNEUFRONTAVANI	SIZEDIMENSIONS	COLD TIRE PRESSUREPRESSION DE PNEUS À FROID
	PXXX/XXRXX	XXX kPa (XX psi)
REARRARRIERE	PXXX/XXRXX	XXX kPa (XX psi)
SPAREDE SECOURS	PXXX/XXRXX	XXX kPa (XX psi)

SEE OWNER'S MANUAL

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

VOIR LE MANUEL DE L'USAGER

POUR PLUS DE RENSEIGNEMENTS

LDI2007

Tireandloadinginformationlabel

① Seatingcapacity: Themaximumnumberofoccupantsthatcanbeseated inthevehicle.
② Vehicleloadlimit:Refertoloading informationinthe"Technicaland consumerinformation"sectionofthis manual.
③ Originaltiresize: Thesizeofthetires originally installed on the vehicle at the factory.

④ Coldtirepressure:Inflatethetiresto thispressurewhenthetiresarecold. TiresareconsideredCOLDafterthe vehiclehasbeenparkedfor3ormore hours,ordrivenlessthan1 mile (1.6km)atmoderatespeeds.The recommendedcoldtireinflationisset bythemanufacturertoprovidethe bestbalanceoftirewear,vehicle handling,driveability,tirenoise,etc., uptothevehicle'sGVWR.

⑤ Tiresize-referto "Tirelabeling" in thissection.
⑥ Sparetiresize.

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Checkingtirepressure

1. Removethevalvestemcapfromthe tire.

2. Pressthepressuregaugesquarely ontothevalvestem. Donotpresstoo hardorforcethevalvestemsideways, orairwillescape. If the hissing soundofairescaping from the tire is heard while checking the pressure, reposition the gaugetoeliminate this leakage.

3. Removethegauge.

4. Read the tire pressure on the gauge stemand compare to these specifications shown on the Tire and Loading Information label.
5. Addairtothetireasneeded. If too muchairisadded, pressthecore of thevalvestembriefly with thetip of thegaugestemtoreleasepressure. Recheckthepressure and addor releaseairasneeded.
6. Install the valvestem cap.
7. Check the pressure of all other tires, including the spare.

SizeColdTireInflation	Pressure
FrontOriginalTire: LT245/70R17 LT245/75R17	350kPa,50PSI
RearOriginalTire: LT245/70R17 LT245/75R17	550kPa,80PSI
SpareTire(Front): LT245/70R17 LT245/75R17	350kPa,50PSI
SpareTire(Rear): LT245/70R17 LT245/75R17	550kPa,80PSI

Example

TIRELABELING

Federallawrequirestiremanufacturer to placestandardizedinformationonthe sidewallofalltires.Thisinformationidentifiesanddescribesthefundamental characteristicsofthetireandalsopro- providesthetireidentificationnumber(TIN) forsafetystandardcertification.TheTIN canbeusedtoidentifythetireincaseofa recall.

LT215/65R15 95H

LDI2043

① Tiresize(example:LT215/65R15 95H)

1.LT:The"LT"indicatesthetireisdesignedforlighttruckvehicles(notall tireshavethisinformation).
2. Three-digitnumber(215): This number gives the width in millimeters of the time from sidewalled getoside-walledge.

Example

1. Two-digitnumber(65): This number, knownastheaspectratio, gives the tire's ratio of height to width.
   4.R:The"R"standsforradial.

2. Two-digit number(15): This number isthewheelorrimdiameterin inches.

3. Two-orthree-digitnumber(95): This numberisthetire'sloadindex.Itisa measurementofhowmuchweight eachtirecansupport.Youmaynot findthisinformationonalltiresbecauseitisnotrequiredbylaw.
   7.H:Tirespeedrating.Youshouldnot drivethevehiclefasterthanthetire speedrating.

1. DOT: Abbreviation for the "Department Of Transportation". Thesymbol can be placed above, below to the left or right of the TIN.

2. Two-digitcode: Manufacturer's identificationmark.

3. Two-digitcode: Tiresize.

4. Three-digitcode: Tiretypecode (Optional).

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1. Three-digitcode: DateofManufacture.

2. Four numbers represent the week and year the tire was built. Forex-ample, then numbers 3103 means the 31st week of 2003. If these numbers are missing, then look on the other sidewallof the tire.

③ Tireplycompositionandmaterial Thenumberoflayersorpliesofrubber-coatedfabricinthetire.Tiremanufactur-

ersalsomustindicatethematerialsinthe tire,whichincludesteel,nylon,polyester, andothers.

④ Maximumpermissibleinflationpressure

Thisnumberisthegreatestamountofair pressurethatshouldbeputinthetire.Do notexceedthemaximumpermissibleinflationpressure.

⑤ Maximumloadrating

Thisnumberindicatethemaximumload inkilogramsandpoundsthatcanbecarriedbythetire.Whenreplacingthetires onthevehicle,alwaysuseatirethathas thesameloadrating asthefactoryinstalledtire.

⑥ Termof"tubeless" or "tubetype" Indicates whether the tirerequires an innertube("tubetype") or not ("tubeless").

⑦ Theword"radial"

Theword"radial"isshownifthetirehas radialstructure.

⑧ Manufacturerorbrandname

Manufacturerorbrandnameisshown.

OtherTire-relatedTerminology

Inadditiontothemanytermsthatare definedthroughoutthissection,Intended OutboardSidewallis(1)thesidewallthat containsawhitewall,bearswhitelettering orbearsmanufacturer,brand,and/or modelnamemoldingthatishigheror deeperthanthesamemoldingonthe othersidewallofthetire,or(2)theoutwardfacingsidewallofanasymmetrical tirethathasaparticularsidethatmust alwaysfaceoutwardwhenmountedona vehicle.

TYPESOFTIRES

WARNING

- Whenchangingorreplacingtires, be sureallfourtiresareofthesametype (i.e., Summer, AllSeasonorSnow) and construction.ANISSANdealermaybe abletohelpyouwithinformationabout tiretype,size,speedratingand availability.

• Replacementtiresmayhavealower speedratingthanthefactoryequipped tires,andmaynotmatchthepotential maximumvehiclespeed.Neverexceed themaximumspeedratingofthetire.
• Replacing tires with those not originally specified by NISSAN could affect the proper operation of the low tire pressure warnings system.
• For additional information regarding tires, refer to "Important Tire Safety Information" (US) or "Tire Safety Information" (Canada) in the Warranty Information Booklet.

Allseasontires

NISSAN specifies All Season tires on some modelstoprovidegoodperformanceallyear,includingsnowyandicyroadconditions.AllSeason tiresareidentifiedbyALLSEASONand/orM&S onthetiresidewall.Snowtireshavebettersnow tractionthanAllSeasontiresandmaybemore appropriateinsomeareas.

Summertires

NISSANspecifiessummertires onsomemodels toprovidesuperiorperformanceondryroads. Summertireperformanceissubstantiallyre-

duced in snow and ice. Summer tires do not have theiretractionrating"M&S" onthetiresidewall.

If you planto operate your vehicle in snowy oricy conditions, NISSAN recommend the use of SNOW tires or ALL SEASON tires on all four wheels.

Snowtires

Ifsnowtiresareneeded,itisnecessarytoselect tiresequivalentinsizeandloadratingtothe originalequipmenttires.Ifyoudonot,itcan adverselyaffectthesafetyandhandlingofyour vehicle.

Generally, snowtireshavelowerspeedratings thanfactoryequippedtiresandmaynotmatch thepotentialmaximumvehiclespeed. Neverexceedthemaximumspeedratingofthetire.

If you install snowtires, they must be the same size, brand, construction and tread pattern on all four wheels.

Foradditionaltractiononicyroads,studded tires maybeused.However,someU.S.statesand Canadianprovincesprohibittheiruse.Check local,stateandprovinciallawsbeforeinstalling studdedtires.Skidandtractioncapabilitiesof studded snow tires on wet or dry surfaces may be poorerthanthatofnon-studdedsnowtires.

TIRECHAINS

Useoftirechainsmaybeprohibitedaccordingto location.Checkthelocallawsbeforeinstalling tirechains.Wheninstallingtirechains,makesure theyarethepropersizeforthetiresonyour vehicleandareinstalledaccordingtothechain manufacturer'ssuggestions.UseonlySAE class"S"chains.Class"S"chainsareusedon vehicleswithrestrictedtiretovehicleclearance.VehiclesthatcanuseClass"S"chainsaredesignedtomeettheminimumclearancesbetween thetireandtheclosestvehiclesuspensionor bodycomponentrequiredtoaccommodatethe useofawintertractiondevice(tirechainsor cables).Theminimumclearancesaredetermined usingthefactoryequippedtiresize.Othertypes maydamageyourvehicle.Usechaintensioners whenrecommendedbythetirechainmanufacturertoensureatightfit.Looseendlinksofthe tirechainmustbesecuredorremovedtoprevent thepossibilityofwhippingactiondamagetothe fendersorunderbody.Ifpossible,avoidfullyloadingyourvehiclewhenusingtirechains.Inaddition,driveatareducedspeed.Otherwise,your vehiclemaybedamagedand/orvehiclehandling andperformancemaybeadverselyaffected.

Tirechainsmustbeinstalledonlyonthe rearwheelsandnotonthefrontwheels.

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Donotusetirechainsondryroads. Driving with chainsinsuchconditionscancausedamageto thevariousmechanismsofthevehicledueto someoverstress.

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    A["Stage 1"] --> B["Stage 2"]
    B --> C["Stage 3"]
    C --> D["Stage 4"]
    D --> A
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WDI0258

CHANGINGWHEELSANDTIRES

Tirerotation

NISSAN recommends rotating the tires every 6,000 miles (10,000 km).

For additional information, refer to "Flat tire" in the "Incase of emergency" section of this manual for tirereplacing procedures.

Assoonaspossible,tightenthe wheelnutstothespecifiedtorque withatorquewrench.

Wheelnuttighteningtorque:

131ft-lb(177N·m)

The wheelnuts must be kept tightened to specifications at all times. It is recommended that wheel nuts be tightened to specification at each tirerotation interval.

Because the tire pressures are different between the front and rear tires, the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) must be set after tirerotation. For additional information, refer to "TPMS sensor reset" in this section.

WARNING

●Afterrotatingthetires,checkand adjustthetirepressure.
- Retightenthewheelnutswhen thevehiclehasbeendrivenfor 600miles(1,000km)(alsoin casesofaflattire,etc.).
- Donotincludethesparetirein thetirerotation.

- For additional information regarding tires, refer to "Important Tire Safety Information" (US) or "Tire Safety Information" (Canada) in the Warranty Information Booklet.

TPMSsensorreset

After rotating the tires, the TPMS sensor position needs to be relearned. Contact the closest NISSANdealerorfollowthestepsbelow.

1. Afterrotating the tires, adjust the tire pressure as shown above. Decrease air pressure for least 30 seconds continuously for each tire (more than 10 psi within 30 seconds) to place the TPMS system into relearn mode for 30 minutes.
2. Onthemeter, start therelearn procedure using the INFO □ knobas follows: SETTINGS → TPMS Menu → RE-LEARN → CONFIRM

Maintenanceanddo-it-yourself

TheTPMSwarninglightflashescontinuouslywhenthesystemisrelearningthe tirepositions.

1. Whentherelearnprocedureissuccessfully completed:

-TheTPMSlight 3seconds

illuminatesfor

-Achimesoundsthreetimes

1. Adjust the tire pressure to the cold tire pressures specifications shown on the tire and loading information label. For additional information, refer to "Checking tire pressure" in this section and "Tire and loading information label" in the "Technical and consumer information" section of this manual.

-Ifthetirespressuresarecorrect,the TPMSlightturnsoff.

- If the tires are not inflated to the correct cold tire pressure, the TPMS warning light illuminates. Recheck the tire pressures and adjust as necessary.

If therelearnproceduredoesnotwork, checkthefollowingandretrytheprocess:

- If therelearnprocedureisstoppedbefore completion,thenewtirepositionsarenot learned.Redothecompleterelearnproceduretoresetthetirepositions.

- Youmustselect"RESETTPMS→RE-LEARN"fromthe"SETTINGS"menuto completetherelearnprocedure.Redothe completerelearnproceduretoresetthetire positions.SelecttheTPMSresettingmenu, thencontinuetheremainingregistrationprocedure.

- Adjust the tire pressure to the arearn pressures before selecting the TPMS resetting menu on the display. Red the complete relearn procedure to reset the tire positions.

- If the tire pressure cannot be reduced at least10psito adjustthemtotherelearn pressures,inflatethetirestoatleast10psi abovethespecifiedpressures.Redothe completerelearnprocedurestartingwith step1.

● Deviceswhichemitelectronicinterference shouldbe turnedoff before starting there-learn procedure. The interference may prevent the system from learning then new tire positions. Turnofforremovesources of electrical interference. If necessary, move the vehicle to another location, then redothe completerelearn procedure to reset the tire positions.

- If you have tried the procedure several times and there learn procedure is not successfully completed, contact your NISSAN dealer.

- Useanairpumpthatiscapableofinflating thetirestotherequiredpressurespecifications. The airpumpmustbecapableofinflatingatireatleast10psi(69kpa)in 30seconds.

- IftheresetTPMSfunctionisunintentionally selected, placetheignitionswitchinthe OFFpositionthentotheONpositiontoend therelearnprocedure.

- If the vehicle is not recognizing then new tire pressure levels, move the vehicle forward 40in(1m). Placetheignitionswitch in the OFF position then the ON position. Redo there learn procedure beginning at step 1. Make sure that the tire pressures are increased or decreased at least 10 psi.

- When vehicle is in the relearn mode, the TPMSwillnotwarnoflowtirepressuresor detectmalfunctions.

- Iftirepressureisnotsettothecorrectpressure,restarttheprocedureagain.

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WDI0259

Tirewearanddamage

1. Wearindicator
   2.Locationmark

WARNING

- Tiressshouldbeperiodicallyin-spectedforwear,cracking,bulgingorobjectscacgthinthetread. Ifexcessivewear,cracks,bulging ordeepcutsarefound,thetire(s) shouldbereplaced.

• Theoriginaltireshavebuilt-in treadwearindicators.Whenthe wearindicatorsarevisible,the tire(s)shouldbereplaced.
• Tiresdegradewithageanduse. Havetires,includingthespare, over6yearsoldcheckedbya qualifiedtechnicianbecause sometiredamagemaynotbeobvious.Replacethetiresasnecessarytopreventtirefailureand possiblepersonalinjury.
• Improperserviceofthesparetire mayresultinseriouspersonalinjury.Ifitisnecessarytorepairthe sparetire,contactaNISSAN dealer.
• Foradditionalinformationregardingtires,referto"Important Tire Safety Information"(US) or "Tire Safety Information" (Canada)in the WarrantyInformationBooklet.

Replacingwheelsandtires

Whenreplacingatire,usethesamesize,tread design,speedratingandloadcarryingcapacity asoriginallyequipped. Recommended typesand sizesare shownin "Wheelsandtires"inthe "Technicalandconsumerinformation"sectionof thismanual.

WARNING

• The use of tires other than those recommended or the mixed use of tires of different brands, construction (bias, bias-beltedorradial), ortreadpatterns canadversely affecttheride, braking, handling, VDC system, ground clearance, body-to-tire clearance, tirechain clearance, speedometer calibration, headlightaimand bumper height. Some of these effectsmayleadtoaccidents and could result in serious personal injury.
• If your vehicle was originally equipped with 4 tires that were the same size and you are only replacing 2 of the 4 tires, install thenew tires on therearaxle. Placing new tires on the frontaxle may cause loss of vehicle control in some driving conditions and cause an accident and personal injury.

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• If the wheels are changed for any reason, always replace with wheels which havethesameoff-set dimension. Wheel sof a different off-set could cause premature tire wear, degrade vehicle handling characteristics, affect the VDC system and or interference with the braked discs. Such interference can lead to decreased braking efficiency and/or early brake pad wear. Referto "Wheels and tires" in the "Technical and consumer information" section of this manual for wheel off-set dimensions.
• Whenasparetireismountedorawheel isreplaced,tirepressurewillnotbe indicated,theTPMSwillnotfunction andthelowtirepressurewarninglight willflashforapproximately1minute. Thelightwillremainonafter1minute. ContactyourNISSANdealerassoonas possiblefortire replacement and/or systemresetting.

• Replacingtireswiththosenotoriginally specifiedbyNISSANcouldaffectthe properoperationoftheTPMS.

• Donotinstalladamagedordeformed wheelortireevenifithasbeenrepaired.Suchwheelsortirescouldhave structuraldamageandcouldfailwithoutwarning.

• The use of retread tires is not recommended.
• For additional information regarding tires, referto "Important Tire Safety Information" (US) or "Tire Safety Information" (Canada) in the Warranty Information Booklet.

Wheelbalance

Unbalanced wheels may affect vehicle handling and tire life. Even with regular use, wheels can get out of balance. Therefore, they should be balanced as required.

Wheelbalance services should be performed with the wheels off the vehicle. Spinbalancing the wheels on the vehicle could lead to mechanical damage.

- For additional information regarding tires, referto "ImportantTireSafety Information" (US) or "TireSafetyInformation" (Canada) in the Warranty Information Booklet.

Careofwheels

• Washthewheelswhenwashingthevehicle tomaintaintheirappearance.
• Cleantheinnersideofthewheelswhenthe wheelischangedortheundersideofthe vehicleiswashed.
• Donotuseabrasivecleanerswhenwashing thewheels.
• Inspectwheelrimsregularlyfordentsor corrosion.Suchdamagemaycauselossof pressureorpoorsealatthetirebead.
• NISSAN recommends waxing the road wheelstoprotectagainstroadsaltinareas whereitisusedduringwinter.

9Technicalandconsumerinformation

Recommendedfluids/lubricantsandcapacities.....9 - 2

Recommendedfuel....9-4

Engineoilandoilfilterrecommendations....9-6

Airconditionersystemrefrigerantandoil recommendations....9 - 7

Specifications....9-8

Engine....9-8

Wheelsandtires....9-9

Dimensionsandweights. 9 - 9

Whentravelingorregisteringyourvehiclein

anothercountry....9-10

Vehicleidentification....9-10

Vehicleidentificationnumber(VIN)plate....9-10

Vehicleidentificationnumber

(chassisnumber). 9-10

Engineserialnumber....9-11

F.M.V.S.S./C.M.V.S.S.certificationlabel....9-11

Emissioncontrolinformationlabel....9-12

Tireandloadinginformationlabel. 9-12

Airconditionerspecificationlabel. 9-12

Installingfrontlicenseplate....9-13

Vehicleloadinginformation. 9-13

Terms. 9-13

Vehicleloadcapacity....9-14

Securingtheload....9-16

Loadingtips. 9-17

Measurementofweights. 9-17

Towingatrailer....9-17

Maximumloadlimits. 9-18

Towingload/specification....9-21

Towingsafety....9-21

Flattowing....9-29

Uniformtirequalitygrading....9-29

Emissioncontrolsystemwarranty....9-30

Reportingsafetydefects. 9-31

Readinessforinspection/maintenance(I/M)test....9-32

EventDataRecorders(EDR)....9-32

Owner's Manual/Service Manual order information...9-33

RECOMMENDED FLUIDS/ LUBRICANTS AND CAPACITIES

The following are approximate capacities. The actual refill capacities may be slightly different. When refilling, follow the procedure described in the "Maintenance and do-it-yourself" section to determine the proper refill capacity.

			Capacity(Approximate)RecommendedFluidsandLubricants			edFluidsandLubricants
			USmeasureImp	measureLiter
Fuel21-1/8gal17-5/8gal105.8L						•Foradditionalinformation,referto"Recommendedfuel"inthis section.
EngineoilDrainandrefill						•Foradditionalinformation,referto"Changingengineoil"inthe "Maintenanceanddo-it-yourself"section.•EngineoilwithAPICertificationMark•Foradditionalinformation,referto"Engineoilandoilfilterrecommendations"inthissectionofthismanual.•ViscositySAE5W-30
	Withoilfilter change	VQ40DE5-3/8qt4-1/2qt		5.1L
		VK56DE6-7/8qt5-3/4qt6.5L
	Withoutoil filterchange	VQ40DE5-1/8qt4-1/4qt4.8L
		VK56DE6-1/2qt5-1/2qt6.2L
Coolingsystem	Withreservoir		3-3/8gal	2-3/4gal12.7L		•GenuineNISSANEngineCoolant(blue)orequivalentinitsquality•UseGenuineNISSANEngineCoolant(blue)orequivalentinits qualityinordertoavoidpossiblealuminiumcorrosionwithintheenginecoolingsystemcausedbytheuseofnon-genuineengine coolant.Notethatanyrepairsfortheincidentswithintheenginecoolingsystemwhileusingnon-genuineenginecoolantmaynotbecoveredbythewarrantyevenifsuchincidentsoccurredduringthewarrantyperiod.
Automatictransmissionfluid			Refilltotheproperlevelaccordingtotheinstruc-tionsinthe"Maintenanceanddo-it-yourself"section.			•GenuineNISSANMaticSATF•IfGenuineNISSANMaticSATFisnotavailable,GenuineNISSAN MaticJATFmayalsobeused.Usingautomatictransmissionfluid otherthanGenuineNISSANMaticSATForMaticJATFwillcause deteriorationindriveabilityandautomatictransmissiondurability,and maydamagetheautomatictransmission,whichisnotcoveredbythe warranty.
Powersteeringfluid(PSF)						•GenuineNISSANPSForequivalent.DEXRONTMVltypeATFmayalsobeused.
Brakefluid						•GenuineNISSANBrakeFluidorequivalentDOT3

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	Capacity(Approximate)RecommendedFluidsandLubricants
	USmeasureImp	measureLiter
Multi-purposegrease----•NLGIno.2(LithiumSoapbase)
Airconditioningsystemrefrigerant——			—•HFC-134a(R-134a)•Foradditionalinformation,referto“Airconditionerspecificationlabel”inthissection.
Airconditioningsystemoil——			—•GenuineNISSANA/CSystemOilTypeDH-PSorequivalent•Foradditionalinformation,referto“Airconditionersystemrefrigerant andoilrecommendations”inthissection.
RearfinaldriveoilA/TmodelswithoutE-Lock	—	—	—•GenuineNISSANDifferentialOilHypoidSuper-SGL-5synthetic75W-90orequivalent•SeeaNISSANdealerforserviceforsyntheticoil.
Windshield-washerfluid1-1/4gal1gal			4.5L•GenuineNISSANWindshieldWasherConcentrateCleaner&Anti-freezefluidorequivalent

RECOMMENDEDFUEL

Useunleadedregulargasolinewithanoctane ratingofatleast87AKI(Anti-KnockIndex)number(Researchoctanenumber91).

CAUTION

• Usingafuelotherthanthatspecified couldadverselyaffecttheemission controlsystem,andmayalsoaffectthe warrantycoverage.
• Undernocircumstanceshoulda leadedgasolinebeused, because this willdamagethethree-waycatalyst.
• DonotuseE-15orE-85fuelinyourvehicle.Yourvehicleisnotdesignedtorun onE-15orE-85fuel.UsingE-15orE-85 fuelinavehiclenotspecificallydesigned forE-15orE-85fuelcanadverselyaffect theemissioncontroldevicesandsystemsofthevehicle.Damagecaused by suchfuelisnotcoveredbytheNISSAN newvehiclelimitedwarranty.
• U.S. government regulations require ethanold dispensing pumpstobe identified byasmall, square, orange and blacklabel with the common abbreviation or the appropriate percentage for that region.

Gasolinespecifications

NISSAN recommends using gasolinethat meets the World-Wide Fuel Charter (WWFC) specifications where it is available. Many of the automobile manufacturers developed this specification to improve emission control system and vehicle performance. Ask your service station manager if the gasoline meets the WWFC specifications.

Reformulated gasoline

Somefuelsuppliersarenowproducingreformulatedgasolines. Thesegasolines arespecially designedtoreducevehicleemissions.NISSAN supportseffortstowards cleanerair and suggeststhatyouusereformulatedgasolinewhen available.

Gasolinecontainingoxygenates

Somefuelsuppliersellgasolinecontainingoxygenatessuchasethanol,MTBEandmethanol with or without advertising their presence. NISSANdoesnotrecommendtheuseoffuelsof whichtheoxygenatecontentandthefuelcompatibilityforyourNISSANcannotbereadilydetermined. If in doubt, ask your service station manager.

If you use oxygenate-blend gasoline, please take the following precautions as the usage of such fuelsmaycausevehicleperformanceproblems and/orfuelsystemdamage.

• Thefuelshouldbeunleadedandhave an octanerating nolower thanthat recommendedforunleadedgasoline.
• Ifanoxygenate-blendotherthanmethanolblendisused, it should contain no more than 10% oxygenate. (MTBEmay, however, beadedupto 15%).
• E-15fuelcontainsmorethan10%oxygenate.E-15fuelwilladverselyaffect theemissioncontroldevicesandsystemsofthevehicleandshouldnotbe used.Damagecausedbysuchfuelis notcovered by the NISSANnewvehicle limitedwarranty.
• Ifamethanolblendisused, it should contain nomorethan 5% methanol (methyl alcohol, woodalcohol). It should also contain asuitable amount of appropriate cosolvents and corrosion inhibitors. If not properly formulated with appropriate cosolvents and corrosion inhibitors, such methanol blends may cause fuel system damage and/or vehicle performance problems. At this time, sufficient data is not available to ensure that all methanol blends are suitable for use in NISSAN vehicles.

Ifanydriveabilityproblemssuchasenginestallinganddifficulthot-startingareexperiencedafter usingoxygenate-blendfuels,immediately changetoanon-oxygenatefuelorafuelwitha lowblendofMTBE.

Takecarenottospillgasolineduringrefueling.Gasolinecontainingoxygenatescan causepaintdamage.

E-15fuel

E-15fuelisamixtureofapproximately15%fuel ethanoland85%unleadedgasoline.E-15can onlybeusedinvehiclesdesignedtorunonE-15 fuel.DonotuseE-15inyourvehicle.U.S.governmentregulationsrequirefuelethanolddispensingpumpstobeidentifiedwithsmall,square, orangeandblacklabelwiththecommonabbreviationortheappropriatepercentageforthat region.

E-85fuel

E-85fuelisamixtureofapproximately 85% fuel ethanoland 15% unleaded gasoline. E-85 can onlybeusedinaFlexibleFuelVehicle(FFV). Do notuse E-85 in your vehicle. U.S. government regulations require fuelethanol dispensing pumpstobe identified by a small, square, orange and black label with the common abbreviation or the appropriate percentage forth that region.

Aftermarketfueladditives

NISSAN does not recommend the use of any aftermarket fuel additives (forexample, fuel injector cleaner, octane booster, intake valved deposit removers, etc.) which are sold commercially. Many of these additives intended for gum, varnish or deposit removal may contain activesolventor similar ingredient that can be harmful to the fuel system and engine.

Octaneratingtips

Usingunleadedgasolinewithanoctane ratinglowerthanrecommendedcancause persistent,heavy"sparkknock."("Spark knock"isametallicrappingnoise.)Ifsevere,thiscanleadtoenginedamage.Ifyou detectapersistenttheavysparkknockeven whenusinggasolineofthestatedoctane rating,orifyouhearsteadysparkknock whileholdingasteadyspeedonlevel roads,haveaNISSANdealercorrectthe condition.Failuretocorrectthecondition ismisuseofthevehicle,forwhichNISSAN isnotresponsible.

Incorrect ignition timing may result in spark knock, after-run and/or overheating, which may cause excessive fuel consumption engine damage. If any of the abovesymptoms are encountered, have your vehicle checked at a NISSAN dealer.

However, now and then you may notice light spark knock for short timewhile accelerating or driving up hills. This is not a cause for concern, because you get the greatest fuel benefit when there is light spark knock for short time under heavy engine load.

API certification mark

API service symbol

LTI2061

ENGINEOILANDOILFILTER RECOMMENDATIONS

Selectingthecorrectoil

Itisessentialtochoosethecorrectgrade,quality andviscosityengineoiltoensuresatisfactory enginelifeandperformance.Foradditionalinformation,referto"Recommendedfluids/lubricants andcapacities"inthissection.NISSANrecommendstheuseofanenergyconservingoilin ordertoimprovefueleconomy.

SelectonlyengineoilsthatmeettheAmerican PetroleumInstitute(API)certificationorInternationalLubricantStandardizationandApproval

9-6 Technical and consumer information

Committee(ILSAC)certificationandSAEviscositystandard.TheseoilshavetheAPlcertificationmarkonthefrontofthecontainer.Oilswhich donothavethespecifiedqualitylabelshouldnot beusedastheycouldcauseengine damage.

Oiladditives

NISSAN does not recommend the use of oil additives. The use of an oil additive is not necessary when the proper oil type is used and maintenance intervals are followed.

Oilwhichmaycontainforeignmatterorhasbeen previouslyusedshouldnotbeused.

Oilviscosity

Theengineoilviscosityorthicknesschanges with temperature. Because of this, it is important to select the engineoilviscosity based on the temperatures at which the vehicle will be operated before then entoil change. Choosing an oil viscosity other than that recommended could cause serious engined damage.

Selectingthecorrectoilfilter

YournewNISSANvehicleisequippedwith a high-quality GenuineNISSANoilfilter.When replacing,usea GenuineNISSANoilfilterorits equivalentforthereasondescribedin"Change intervals."

Changeintervals

Theoilandoilfilterchangeintervalsforyour enginearebasedontheuseofthespecified qualityoilsandfilters.Usingengineoilandfilters thatarenotofthespecifiedquality,orexceeding recommendedoilandfilterchangeintervals couldreduceenginelife.Damagetotheengine causedbyimpropermaintenanceoruseofincorrectoilandfilterqualityand/orviscosityisnot coveredbytheNISSANnewvehiclelimitedwarranty.

Yourenginewasfilledwithahigh-qualityengine oilwhenitwasbuilt.Youdonothavetochange theoilbeforethefirstrecommendedchange interval.Oilandfilterchangeintervalsdepend uponhowyouuseyourvehicle.

Operationunderthefollowingconditionsmay require more frequent oil and filter changes:

• repeatedshortdistancedrivingatcoldoutsidetemperatures
  ●drivingindustyconditions
  •extensiveidling
  •towingatraler
• stopandgocommuting

For additional information, refertothe "NISSAN Service and Maintenance Guide" forthemaintenanceschedule.

AIRCONDITIONERSYSTEM REFRIGERANTANDOIL RECOMMENDATIONS

TheairconditionersysteminyourNISSAN vehiclemustbechargedwiththerefrigerantHFC-134a(R-134a)andNISSANA/C systemoilTypeDH-PSortheexactequivalents.

CAUTION

The useofanyotherrefrigerantoroilwill causeseveredamagetotheairconditioningsystemandwillrequirethereplacementofallairconditionersystem components.

TherefrigerantHFC-134a(R-134a)inyour NISSANvehicledoesnotharmtheearth'sozone layer.Althoughthisrefrigerantdoesnotaffectthe earth'satmosphere,certaingovernmentregulationsrequiretherecoveryandrecyclingofany refrigerantduringautomotiveairconditionersystemservice.ANISSANdealerhasthetrained techniciansandequipmentneededtorecover andrecycleyourairconditionersystemrefrigerant.

ContactaNISSANdealerwhenservicingyourair conditionersystem.

SPECIFICATIONS

ENGINE

ModelVQ40DEVK56DE
TypeGasoline,4-cycle,DOHCGasoline,4-cycle,DOHC
Cylinderarrangement6-cylinder,V-block,Slantedat60°8-cylinder,V-block,Slantedat90°
BorexStrokein(mm)3.76x3.622(95.5x92)in(mm)3.858x3.622(98x92)
Displacementcuin(cm	^3) 241.30(3,954)cuin(cm	^3) 338.78(5,552)
Firingorder1-2-3-4-5-61-8-7-3-6-5-4-2
Idlespeed
A/T(in“N”position)	Noadjustmentisnecessary.
Ignitiontiming(degreeB.T.D.C.atildespeed)
CO % a t i d l e
Sparkplug	DILFR5A-11
Sparkpluggap(Nominal)	in(mm)0.043(1.1)
Camshaftoperation	Timingchain

This spark ignition system complies with the Canadian standard ICES-002.

WHEELSANDTIRES

Wheels17x7.5JOffsetin(mm)

TiresLT245/70R171.57(40)

LT245/75R171.57(40)

SparetireFullsize

DIMENSIONSANDWEIGHTS

Overalllengthin(mm)240.6(6,112)
Overallwidth(w/towmirrorsextended)in(mm)108.6(2,758)
Overallwidth(w/otowmirrorsextended)in(mm)102.8(2,610)
Overallwidth(w/otowmirrors)in(mm)79.9(2,030)
Overallheight
1500seriesStandardRoofin(mm)83.9(2,131)
2500seriesStandardRoofin(mm)83.9(2,131)
HighRoof	in(mm)105.0(2,667)
3500seriesStandardRoofin(mm)84.9(2,156)
HighRoof	in(mm)106.0(2,692)
FrontTrack	in(mm)68.7(1,745)
RearTrack	in(mm)68.9(1,750)
Wheelbase	in(mm)146.1(3,710)
Gross vehicle weight rating	lb (kg)	Refer to the "F.M. V.S.S./C.M.V.S.S. certificationlabel"
Grossaxleweightrating
Front	lb(kg)	onthecenterpillar betweenthedriver'ssidefrontand reardoors.
Rear	lb(kg)

WHENTRAVELINGORREGISTERING YOURVEHICLEINANOTHER COUNTRY

WhenplanningtodriveyourNISSANvehicleinanothercountry,youshouldfirstfind outifthefuelavailableissuitableforyourvehicle'sengine.

Using fuel with an octanerating that istoolow may cause engaged damage. All gasoline vehicles must be operated with unleaded gasoline. Therefore, avoid taking your vehicle to areas where appropriate fuel is not available.

Whentransferringtheregistrationofyour vehicletoanothercountry,state,province ordistrict,itmaybenecessarytomodifythe vehicletomeetlocallawsandregulations.

Thelawsandregulationsformotorvehicleemissioncontrolandsafetystandardsvaryaccording to the country, state, provinceordistrict; therefore, vehiclespecificationsmaydiffer.

Whenanyvehicleistobetakenintoanothercountry,state,provinceordistrictand registered,itsmodifications,transportationandregistrationaretheresponsibility oftheuser.NISSANisnotresponsiblefor anyinconveniencethatmayresult.

VEHICLEIDENTIFICATION

Diagram of a car interior showing a handle and seat with an arrow pointing to a component (no text or symbols present)

Line drawing of a car seatbelt with a black arrow pointing to the side panel (no text or symbols)

VEHICLEIDENTIFICATIONNUMBER (VIN)PLATE

Thevehicleidentificationnumber(VIN)plateis attachedasshown. Thisnumberistheidentificationforyourvehicleandisusedinthevehicle registration.

VEHICLEIDENTIFICATIONNUMBER (chassisnumber)

The vehicle identification number is located as shown.

Technical line drawing of an internal combustion engine component (no text or symbols)

VQ40DEengine

Technical line drawing of an internal combustion engine assembly (no text or labels)

VK56DEengine

ENGINESERIALNUMBER

Thenumberisstampedontheengineasshown.

Line drawing of a car's seat and dashboard with an arrow indicating direction (no text or symbols)

F.M.V.S.S./C.M.V.S.S. CERTIFICATIONLABEL

The Federal/Canadian Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (F.M.V.S.S./C.M.V.S.S.) certification label is affixed as shown. This label contains valuable vehicle information, such as: (GVWR), (GAWR), month and year of manufacture, (VIN), etc. Review it carefully.

Simple diagram with a curved boundary, a black upward arrow inside, and a white square at the center (no text or symbols)

EMISSIONCONTROL INFORMATIONLABEL

The emission control information label is attached to the underside of the hood as shown.

TIREANDLOADINGINFORMATION LABEL

ThecoldtirepressureisshownontheTireand LoadingInformationlabel.Thelabelislocatedas shown.

Simple diagram with a curved boundary and a black upward arrow inside, no text or symbols present.

AIRCONDITIONERSPECIFICATION LABEL

Theairconditionerspecificationlabelisaffixedto theundersideofthehoodasshown.

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INSTALLING FRONT LICENSE PLATE

VEHICLE LOADING INFORMATION

Usethefollowingstepstomountthefrontlicense plate:

1. Holdlicenseplateholder ① againstbumper.
   2.Lineupholesinbumperwithlicenseplate holderholesandinserttheplasticclips ②.
2. Securethelicenseplateholder using two M6-14mmbolts ③.

Licenseplatebolttighteningtorque: 3.8-4.7ft-lb(5.10-6.37N·m)

WARNING

• Itisextremelydangeroustoride inacargoareainsideavehicle.In acollision,peopleridinginthese areasaremorelikelytobeseriouslyinjuredorkilled.
• Donotallowpeopletorideinany areaofyourvehiclethatisnot equippedwithseatsandseat belts.
• Besureeveryoneinyourvehicle isinaseatandusingaseatbelt properly.

TERMS

It is important to familiarize yourself with the following terms before loading your vehicle:

- CurbWeight(actualweightofyour vehicle)-vehicleweightincluding: standardandoptionalequipment,fluids,emergencytools,andsparetire assembly.Thisweightdoesnotincludepassengersandcargo.

• GVW(GrossVehicleWeight)-curb weightplusthecombinedweightof passengersandcargo.
• GVWR(GrossVehicleWeightRating)-maximumtotalcombined weightoftheunloadedvehicle,passengers, luggage, hitch, trailer tongueloadandanyotheroptional equipment. This information is locatedontheF.M.V.S.S./C.M.V.S.S. certificationlabel.
  ●GAWR(GrossAxleWeightRating)-maximumweight(load)limitspecified forthefrontorrearaxle. This information is located on the F.M.V.S.S./C.M.V.S.S. certification label.
• GCWR (Gross Combined Weight rating)-Themaximumtotalweight rating of the vehicle, passengers, cargo,andtrailer.

●VehicleCapacityWeight,Loadlimit, Totalloadcapacity-maximumtotal weightlimitspecifiedoftheload (passengersandcargo)forthevehicle. This is the maximum combined weight of occupants and cargothat can be loaded into the vehicle. If the vehicle is used to tow a trailer, the trailertongueweight must be included as part of the cargoload. This information is located on the Tire and Loading Information label.
●Cargocapacity-permissibleweight of cargo, the subtracted weight of occupants from the load limit.

VEHICLELOADCAPACITY

Beforedrivingloadedvehicle, confirm that you donotexceedtheGrossVehicle WeightRating(GVWR)ortheGrossAxle WeightRating(GAWR)foryourvehicle. BoththeGVWRandGAWRarelocated ontheF.M.V.S.S./C.M.V.S.S.certification label.Foradditionalinformation,referto "Measurementofweights"inthissection.

Donotexceedtheloadlimitofyourvehicleshownas"Thecombinedweightofoccupantsandcargo"ontheTireandLoadingInformationlabel.Donotexceedthenumberofoccupantsshownas"SeatingCapacity"ontheTireandLoadingInformationlabel.

Toget "the combined weight of occupants and cargo", add the weight of all occupants, then add the total luggage weight. Examples are shown in the following illustration.

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Example

Stepsfordeterminingcorrectload limit

1. Locatethestatement "Thecombined weightofoccupantsandcargo shouldneverexceedXXXlbsorXXX kg" on your vehicle's placard.
2. Determinethecombinedweightof thedriverandpassengersthatwillbe ridinginyourvehicle.
3. Subtract the combined weight of the driver and passengers from XXXlbs or XXXkg.

4. Theresultingfigureequalstheavailableamountofcargoandluggage loadcapacity. Forexample, if the XXXamountequals1,400lbs.and therewillbefive150lb.passengers inyourvehicle, theamountofavailablecargoandluggageloadcapacity is650lbs.(1,400-750(5X150) = 650lbs) or (640-340(5X70) = 300kg.)

5. Determinethecombinedweightof luggageandcargobeingloadedon thevehicle.Thatweightmaynot safelyexceedtheavailablecargoand luggageloadcapacitycalculatedin Step4.

6. If your vehicle will betowing a trailer, load from your trailer will be transferred to your vehicle. Consult this manual to determine how this reduces the available cargo and luggageload capacity of your vehicle.

Beforedrivingloadedvehicle, confirm that you donotexceedtheGrossVehicle WeightRating(GVWR)ortheGrossAxle WeightRating(GAWR)foryourvehicle. For additional information, refer to "Measurementofweights" in this section.

Also checktires for proper inflation pressures. For additional information, refer to the "Tire and Loading Information label" in this section.

CargoareaD-Ring

SECURINGTHELOAD

Thereare6D-ringslocatedinthecargoareaas shownandcanbeusedtosecurecargowith ropesorothertypesofstraps.

Donotapplyatotalloadofmorethan 1,124lbs.(5,000N)toasingleD-ringwhen securingcargo.

WARNING

•Properlysecureallcargowithropesor strapstohelppreventitfromslidingor shifting.Donotplacecargohigherthan theseatbacks.Inasuddenstoporcollision,unsecuredcargocouldcause personalinjury.
●Thechildrestrainttoptetherstrapmay bedamagedbycontactwithitemsin thecargoarea.Secureanyitemsinthe cargoarea.Yourchildcouldbeseriouslyinjuredorkilledinacollisionif thetoptetherstrapisdamaged.
- Donotloadyourvehicleanyheavier thantheGVWRorthemaximumfront andrearGAWRs.Ifyoudo,partsofyour vehiclecanbreak,tiredamagecould occur,oritcanchangethewayyour vehiclehandles.Thiscouldresultinloss ofcontrolandcausepersonalinjury.

TOWINGATRAILER

LOADINGTIPS

●TheGVWmustnotexceedGVWR orGAWRasspecifiedonthe F.M.V.S.S./C.M.V.S.S.certification label.
- Donotloadthefrontandrearaxleto the GAWR.Doingsowillexceedthe GVWR.

WARNING

•Properlysecureallcargowith ropesorstrapstohelppreventit fromslidingorshifting.Donot placecargohigherthantheseat-backs.Inasuddenstoporcollision,unsecuredcargocould causepersonalinjury.
- Donotloadyourvehicleany heavierthantheGVWRorthe maximumfrontandrearGAWRs. Ifyoudo, partsofyourvehiclecan break, tire damage could occur, oritcanchangethewayyour vehiclehandles. Thiscouldresult inlossofcontrolandcausepersonalinjury.

- Overloading and improper loadingnotonlycanshortenthelife of your vehicle and the tire, but canalsocauseunsafevehicle handlingandlongerbrakingdistances.Thismaycauseaprematuretirefailurewhichcouldresult inaseriousaccidentandpersonal injury. Failures caused by overloadingare notcovered by thevehicle'swarranty.

MEASUREMENTOFWEIGHTS

Securelooseitems toprevent weight shiftsthatcouldaffectthebalanceofyour vehicle.Whenthevehicleisloaded,drive toascaleandweighthefrontandtherear wheels separately to determine axle loads.Individualaxleloadsshouldnotexceedeitherofthegrossaxleweighttratings(GAWR).Thetotaloftheaxleloads shouldnotexceedthegrossvehicle weightrating(GVWR).Theseratingsare givenonthevehiclecertificationlabel.If weightratingsareexceeded,moveorremoveitemstobringallweightsbelowthe ratings.

WARNING

Overloadingorimproperloadingofa traileranditscargocanadverselyaffect vehiclehandling,brakingandperformanceandmayleadtoaccidents.

CAUTION

• Donottowatrailerorhaulaheavyload for the first 500 miles (805 km). Your engine, axle orotherparts could be damaged.
• Forthefirst500miles(805km)thatyou towatrailer,donotdriveover50mph (80km/h)andonotmakestartsatfull throttle. This helps the engine and other partsofyourvehicle wearinatthe heavierloads.

Yournewvehiclewasdesignedtobeusedprimarily to carry passengers and cargo. Remember thatowingatrailerplacesadditionalloadson yourvehicle'sengine,drivetrain,steering,brakingand other systems.

A NISSANTowingGuide(U.S. only)isavailable on the website at www.nissanusa.com. This guideincludesinformationontrailertowingcapabilityandthespecialequipmentrequiredfor proper towing.

MAXIMUMLOADLIMITS

Maximum trailer loads

Neverallowthetotaltrailerloadtoexceedthe valuespecifiedinthe"Towing Load/Specification"chartfoundinthissection. Thetotaltrailerloadequalstrailerweightplusits cargoweight.

- Whentowingatrailerloadof3,500lbs. (1,587kg)ormore,trailerswithabrake systemMUSTbeused.

ThemaximumGCWRshouldnotexceedthe valuespecifiedinthefollowing“Towing Load/Specification”chart.

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TheGCWRequalsthecombinedweightofthe towingvehicle(includingpassengersandcargo) plusthetotaltrailerload.Towingloadsgreater thantheseorusingimpropertowingequipment couldadverselyaffectivehandling,braking andperformance.

Theability of your vehicle to to water trailer is not only related to the maximum trailer loads, but also the places you implant to tow. Tow weights appropriate for level highway driving may have to be reduced for low tractions situations (fore example, on slippery boat ramps).

Temperatureconditionscanalsoaffecttowing. Forexample,towingaheavytrailerinhhighoutside temperaturesongradedroadscanaffectengine performanceandcauseoverheating.Theengine protectionmode,whichhelpsreducethechance ofenginedamage,couldactivateandautomaticallydecreaseenginepower.Vehiclespeedmay decreaseunderhighload.Playourtripcarefully toaccountfortrailerandvehicleload,weather androadconditions.

WARNING

Overheatingcanresultinreducedengine powerandvehiclespeed.Thereduced speedmaybelowerthanothertraffic, whichcouldincreasethechanceofacollision.Beespeciallycarefulwhendriving. Ifthevehiclecannotmaintainasafedrivingspeed,pulltothesideoftheroadina safearea.Allowtheenginetocooland returntonormaloperation.Foradditional information,referto"Ifyourvehicleoverheats"inthe"Incaseofemergency"sectionofthismanual.

CAUTION

Vehicledamageresultingfromimproper towingprocedures is notcovered by NISSANwarranties.

Tongueload

When using a weight carrying or a weight distributing hitch, keep the tongue load between 10-15% of the total trailer load or set the trailer tongue loads specified by the trailer manufacturer. The tongue load must be within the maximum tongue load limit shown in the following "Towing Load/Specification" chart. If the tongue load becomes excessive, rearrangecargoto allow for propertongueload.

MaximumGrossVehicleWeight (GVW)/maximumGrossAxleWeight (GAW)

TheGVWofthetowingvehiclemustnotexceed theGrossVehicleWeightRating(GVWR) shownontheF.M.V.S.S./C.M.V.S.S.certification label. TheGVWequalsthecombinedweight of theunloaded vehicle, passengers, luggage, hitch, trailertongueloadandanyotheroptional equipment. In addition, frontorrear GAW must not exceed the Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR) shownonthe F.M.V.S.S./C.M.V.S.S. certification label.

Towingcapacitiesarecalculatedassuminga basevehiclewithdriverandanyoptionsrequired toachievetherating.Additionalpassengers, cargoand/oroptionalequipment,suchasthe trailerhitch,willaddweighttothevehicleand reduceyourvehicle'smaximumtowingcapacity andtrailertongueload.

The vehicle and trailer need to beweighed to confirm the vehicle is within the GVWR, Front GAWR, Rear GAWR, Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR) and Towing capacity.

Allvehicleandtrailerweightscanbemeasured usingplatformtypescalescommonlyfoundat truckstops,highwayweighstations,building supplycentersorsalvageyards.

Todeterminetheavailablepayloadcapacityfor tongue/kingpinload, usethefollowingprocedure.

1. Locate the GVWR on the F.M.V.S.S./C.M.V.S.S.certificationlabel.
2. Weighyourvehicleonthescalewithallof thepassengersandcargothatarenormally inthevehiclewhentowingatrailer.
3. Subtract the actual vehicle weight from the GVWR. Theremaining amount is the available maximum tongue/kingpin load.

Todeterminetheavailabletowingcapacity, use the following procedure.

1. Find the GCWR for your vehicle on the "Towing Load / Specification" chart found in this section.

2. Subtract the actual vehicle weight from the GCWR. Theremaining amount is the available maximum towing capacity.

TodeterminetheGrossTrailerWeight,weigh yourtraileronascalewithallequipment and cargo,thatarenormallyinthetrailerwhenitis towed.MakesuretheGrossstrailerweightisnot morethantheGrossTrailerWeightRatingshown onthetrailerandisnotmorethanthecalculated availablemaximumtowingcapacity.

Alsoweighthefrontandrearaxlesonthescaleto makesuretheFrontGrossAxleWeightandRear GrossAxleWeightarenotmorethanFront GrossAxleWeightandRearGrossAxleWeight ontheF.M.V.S.S./C.M.V.S.S.certificationlabel. Thecargointhetrailerandvehiclemayneedto bemovedorremovedtomeetthespecifiedratings.

Example:

●GrossVehicleWeight(GVW)asweighed onascale-includingpassengers,cargoand hitch-6,200lb.(2,812kg).

●GrossVehicleWeightRating(GVWR)from F.M.V.S.S./C.M.V.S.S.certificationlabel-7,100lb.(3,220kg).
●GrossCombinedWeightRating(GCWR) from "TowingLoad/Specification"chart-15,100lb.(6,848kg).
●Maximum Trailertowing capacity from "TowingLoad/Specification" chart-9,200lb. (4,173kg).

7,100lb.(3,220kg)GVWR

-6,200lb.(2,812kg)	GVW
=900lb.(408kg)	Availablefortongue/kingpinweight
15,100lb.(6,848kg)	GCWR
-6,200lb.(2,812kg)	GVW
=8,900lb.(4,036kg)	Capacityavailablefortowing
900lb.(408kg)/8,900lb.(4,036kg)	AvailabletongueweightAvailablecapacity

= 10 % tongue weight

Theavailabletowingcapacitymaybelessthan themaximumtowingcapacityduetothepassengerandcargoloadinthevehicle.

Remembertokeeptrailertongueweightbetween 10-15%ofthetrailerweightorwithinthe trailertongueloadspecificationrecommended bythetrailermanufacturer.If thetongueload becomesexcessive,rearrangethecargotoobtainthepropertongueload.Donotexceedthe maximumtongueweightspecificationshownin the "Towingload/specification"chartevenifthe calculatedavailabletongueweightisgreater than 15%.Ifthecalculatedtongueweightisless than 10%, reduce the total trailer weight to matchtheavailabletongueweight.

Alwaysverifythatavailablecapacitiesarewithin therequiredratings.

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TOWINGLOAD/SPECIFICATION

		VQ40DEVK56DE
		Standard/HighRoofStandard/HighRoof
MaximumTowingCapacity*1*2	Standard2,000lb.(907kg)2,000lb.(907kg)
	withaccessoryhitch7,000lb.(3,175kg)7,000lb.(3,175kg)
	withtowpackageN/A9,500lb.(4,309kg)
MaximumTongueLoad	Standard200lb.(90.7kg)200lb.(90.7kg)
	withaccessoryhitch700lb(318kg)700lb(318kg)
	withtowpackageN/A950lb.(431kg)
MaximumGrossCombinedWeightRating	Standard	13,400lb.(6,077kg)	13,500lb.(6,123kg)
	withaccessoryhitch
	withtowpackageN/A	16,000lb.(7,257kg)
*1:Thetowingcapacityvaluesarecalculatedassumingabasevehiclewithdriverandanyoptionsrequiredtoachieve therating.Additionalpassengers,cargoand/oroptionalequipmentwilladdweighttothevehicleandreduceyourvehicle'smaximumtowingcapacity.
*2:Useofaweight-distributinghitchsystemisrecommendedwhentowingover5,000lbs.

TOWINGSAFETY

Trailerhitch

Your vehicle may be equipped with an optional trailertowpackage. The trailertowpackage-in-cludesareceiver-typeframemountedhitch. This hitchisratedforthemaximumtowingcapacity of this vehicle when the proper towing equipment is used. Choose a proper ball mount and hitch ball that is rated for the trailer to be towed. Genuine NISSANballmountsandhitchballs areavailable from your NISSAN dealer.

If your vehicle is not equipped with the optional trailertow package, check the towing capacity of your bumper hitch or receiver-type frame mounted hitch. Choose a proper hitch for your vehicle and trailer. A Genuine NISSAN trailer hitch is available from your NISSAN dealer. Make sure the trailer hitch is securely attached to the vehicle to help avoid personal injury or property damage due to sway caused by crosswinds, rough road surfaces or passing trucks.

WARNING

Trailerhitchcomponentshavespecific weightratings.Yourvehiclemaybecapableoftowingatrailerheavierthanthe weightratingofthehitchcomponents. Neverexceedtheweightratingofthe hitchcomponents.Doingsocancause seriouspersonalinjuryorproperty damage.

Hitchball

Chooseahitchballofthepropersizeandweight ratingforyourtrailer:

• Therequiredhitchballsizeisstampedon mosttrailercouplers.Mosthitchballsalso havethesizeprintedonthetopoftheball.
• Choosetheproperclasshitchballbasedon thetrailerweight.
• Thediameterofthethreadedshankofthe hitchballmustbematchedtotheballmount holediameter.Thehitchballshankshould benomorethan1/16"smallerthanthehole intheballmount.

- Thethreadedshankofthehitchballmustbe longenoughtobeproperlysecuredtothe ballmount. Thereshouldbeatleast2 threadsshowingbeyondthelockwasher andnut.

Ballmount

Thehitchballisattachedtotheballmountand theballmountisinsertedintothehitchreceiver. Chooseaproperclassballmountbasedonthe trailerweight.Additionally,theballmountshould bechosentokeepthetrailer tongue levelwiththe ground.

Bumpertowing

ThegenuineNISSAN step bumperhasprovisionstoinstallatrailerhitchballandisdesigned totowtrailersofamaximumweightof2,000lb (907kg).

Toinstallatralerhitchballcutoutthecircleinthe centerofthestepbumper Ⓐ,thenremoveitto installthetralerhitchball.

Weightcarryinghitches

Aweightcarryingor"deadweight"ballmountis onethatisdesignedtocarrythewholeamountof tongueweightandgrossweightdirectlyonthe ballmountandonthereceiver.

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Weightdistributionhitch

This type of hitch is alsocalled a "load-leveling" or "equalizing" hitch. A set of bars attach to the ball mount and to the trail to distribut the tongue weight (hitchweight) of your trailer. Many vehicles can't carry the full tongue weight to give a trailer, and needs some of the tongue weight transferred through the frame and pushing down on the front wheels. This gives stability to the tow vehicle.

Aweight-distributinghitchsystem(ClassIV)is recommendedifyouplantotowtrailerswith a maximumweightover5,000lbs(2,268kg). Checkwiththetrailerandtowingequipment manufacturerstodetermineiftheyrecommend theuseofaweight-distributinghitchsystem.

NOTE:

Aweight-distributinghitchsystemmayaffecttheoperationoftrailersurgebrakes. If you are considering use of a weight-distributinghitchsystem with a surge brake-equipped trailer, check with the surge brake, hitchortrailermanufacturer to determine if and how this can be done.

Followtheinstructionsprovidedbythemanufac-turer for installing and using the weight-distributinghitchsystem.

Generalset-upinstructionsareasfollows:

1. Parkunloaded vehicleonalevel surface. With the ignition on and the doors closed, allow the vehicle to stand for several minutes so that it can level.
2. Measure the height of a reference point on the front and rear bumpers at the center of the vehicle.
3. Attach the trail to the vehicle and adjust the hit chemical so that the front bumper height is within 0 - .5 inches (0-13mm) of the reference height measured in step 2. The rear bumpers should be higher than the reference height measured in step 2.

WARNING

Properly adjust the weight distributing hitchsotherearofthebumperisno higher than the measured reference heightwhentetrailerisattached.Ifthe rear bumperishigherthanthe measured referenceheightwhenloaded,thevehicle may handle unpredictably which could cause a loss of vehicle control and cause serious personal injury or property damage.

Swaycontroldevice

Suddenmaneuvers, windgusts, and buffeting caused by other vehicles can affect trailer handling. Sway control devices may be used to help control these affects. If you choose to use one, contact are put a trailer hitch suppliertomake sure the way control device will work with the vehicle, hitch, trailer and the trailer's brakes system. Follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer for installing and using the way control device.

Classlhitch

Classltrailerhitchequipment(receiver, ball mountandhitchball) can be used to tow trailers of a maximum weight of 2,000 lb (907 kg).

Classllhitch

ClassII trailerhitchequipment(receiver, ball mountandhitchball) can be used to tow trailers of a maximum weight of 3,500 lb (1,587 kg).

Classllhitch

ClassIII trailerhitchequipment(receiver, ball mountandhitchball) can be used to tow trailers of a maximum weight of 5,000 lb (2,268 kg).

ClassIVhitch

ClassIVtrailerhitchequipment(receiver, ball mountandhitchball) can be used to tow trailers of a maximum weight of 10,000 lb (4,535 kg). A weight distribution hitch should be used to tow trailersthatweighover 5,000 lb (2,268 kg).

YourvehiclemaybeequippedwithClassIV trailerhitchequipmentthathasa10,000lb (4,535kg)maximumweightrating,butyourvehicleisonlycapableoftowingthemaximum trailerweightsshowninthe"Towing Load/Specification"chartinthissection.

Tirepressures

• Whentowingatrailer,inflatethevehicletirestorecommendedcold tirepressureindicatedontheTire andLoadingInformationlabel.
• Trailertirecondition,size,loadrating andproperinflationpressureshould beinaccordancewiththetrailerand tiremanufacturer'sspecifications.

Safetychains

Alwaysusesuitablesafetychainsbetweenyour vehicleandthetrailer.Thesafetychainsshould becrossedandshouldbeattachedtothehitch,

nottothevehiclebumperoraxle. Thesafety chainscanbeattachedtothebumperifthehitch ballismountedtothebumper. Besuretoleave enoughslackinthechainstopermitturning corners.

Trailerlights

A CAUTION

Whensplicingintothevehicleelectrical system,acommerciallyavailablepower-typemodule/convertermustbeusedto providepowerforalltrailerlighting.This unitusesthevehiclebatteryasadirect powersourceforalltrailerlightswhile usingthevehicletaillight,stoplightand turnsignalcircuitsasasignalsource.The module/convertermustdrawnomorethat 15milliampsfromthestopandtaillamp circuits.Usingamodule/converterthat exceedsthesepowerrequirementsmay damagethevehicle'selectricalsystem. Seeareputabletrailerdealertoobtainthe properequipmentandtohaveitinstalled.

Trailerlightsshouldcomplywithfederaland/or localregulations.Forassistanceinhookingup trailerlights,contactaNISSANdealerorreputabletrailerdealer.Vehiclesequippedwiththe optionaltrailertowpackageareequippedwitha 7-pintrailerharnessconnector.Ifyourtraileris

equippedwithaflat4-pinconnector,anadapter willbeneededtoconnectthetrailerlightstothe vehicle.AdaptersareavailableatNISSANdealers,autopartsstoresandhitchretailers.

Trailerbrakes

Whentowingatrailerloadof3,500lbs. (1,587kg)ormore,trailerswithabrake systemMUSTbeused.However,moststates requireaseparatebrakingsystemontrailerswith aloadedweightaboveaspecificamount.Make surethetrailermeetsthelocalregulationsand theregulationswhereyouplantotow.

Several types of brakingsystems are available.

SurgeBrakes-Thesurgebrakeactuatoris mountedonthetrailertonguewithahydraulicline runningtoeachtrailerwheel.Surgebrakesare activatedbythetrailerpushingagainsttthehitch ballwhenthetowvehicleisbraking.Hydraulic surgebrakesarecommonrentaltrailersand someboattrailers.Inthistypeofsystem,thereis nohydraulicorelectricconnectionforbrakeoperationbetweenthetowvehicleandthetrailer.

ElectricTrailerBrakes-Electricbrakingsystemsareactivatedbyanelectronicsignalsent fromatrailerbrakecontroller(specialbrakesensingmodule).Foradditionalinformation,refer to"Electrictrailerbrakecontroller"inthissection.

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Haveaprofessionalsupplieroftowingequipmentmakesurethetrailerbrakesareproperly installedanddemonstrateproperbrakefunction testing.

WARNING

Neverconnectatralerbrakesystemdirectlytothevehiclebrakesystem.

Line drawing of a cable with multiple wires and connectors (no text or symbols)

example

Electrictrailerbrakecontroller

Trailersequippedwithelectricbrakesmayrequiretheinstallationofanaftermarkettrailer brakecontroller.

Yourvehicleisequippedwithaconnctorand jumperharness(ifsoequipped)thatisspecificallydesignedtobeusedwheninstallingan aftermarketbrakecontroller.

Toinstalltheelectrictrailerbrakecontroller jumperharness, perform the following procedure:

1. Openthedriverdoor.Movetheseattothe rearmostposition.

1. Locatethejumperharnessconnector underthelowerportionoftheinstrument panelbehindtheparkingbrake. Theconnectoristapedtothewiringharness.

2. Peeloffthetapeandconnectthejumper harnessstothecconnector ①.

Wirecolordesignationforelectrictrailerbrake controllerjumperharness.

WIRECOLORNOTE
RED/GREENVehiclestoplamp	pswitch
	totrailerbrakecontroller.
BLACKBrakecontrollerground(-).
BROWN/WHITETrailerbrake	controller
	switchedoutput.
RED/BLUETrailerbrakecontrol	roller
	illumination(notused).
REDFusedtrailerbrakecon-	trollerbatteryfeed(B+).

1. Install the aftermarket electric trailer brake controller according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Pre-towingtips

- Be certain your vehicle maintains a level position when a loaded and/or unloaded trailerishitched. Donotdrivethevehicleifit hasan abnormalnose-upor nose-down condition; checkforimpropertongueload, overload, worn suspension or other possible causesofeithercondition.

• Alwayssecureitemsinthetrailertoprevent loadshiftwhiledriving.
• Keepthecargoloadaslowaspossiblein thetrailerto keepthetrailercenterofgravity low.
• Loadthetrailersoapproximately60%ofthe trailer load is in the front half and 40% is in thebackhalf.Alsomakesuretheloadis balancedsidetoside.
• Checkyourhitch,trailertirepressure,vehicle tire pressure, trailer light operation, and trailerwheellugnutseverytimeyouattach a trailertothevehicle.
• Be certain your rearview mirrors conform to allfederal,stateorlocalregulations.Ifnot, installanymirrorsrequiredfor towingbefore drivingthevehicle.
• Determinetheoverallheightofthevehicle and trailer so the required clearance is known.

Trailertowingtips

Inordertogainskillandanunderstandingofthe vehicle'sbehavior,youshouldpracticeturning, stoppingandbackingupinanareawhichisfree fromtraffic.Steeringstabilityandbrakingperformancewillbesomewhatdifferentthanunder normaldrivingconditions.

●Alwayssecureitemsinthetrailertoprevent loadshiftwhiledriving.
- Lockthetrailerhitchcouplerwithapinor locktopreventthecouplerfrominadvertentlybecomingunlatched.
- Avoid abruptstarts, accelerationorstops.
●Avoidsharpturnsorlanechanges.
●Alwaysdriveyourvehicleatamoderate speed.
- Whenbackingup, hold the bottom of the steering wheel with one hand. Move your hand in the direction in which you want the trailertogo. Makes small corrections and backups slowly. If possible, has someone guide you when you are back ing up.

Alwaysblockthewheelsonbothvehicleand trailerwhenparking.Parkingonaslopeisnot recommended;however,ifyoumustdoso:

CAUTION

If you movetheshiftlevertotheP(Park) position before blocking the wheels and applying the parking brake, transmission damage could occur.

1. Apply and hold the brake pedal.
2. Havesomeoneplaceblocksonthedownhill sideofthevehicleandtrailerwheels.
3. After the wheel blocks are in place, slowly releasethe brake pedal until the blocks absorb the vehicle load.
4. Apply the parking brake.
   5.ShiftthetransmissionintoP(Park).
5. Turnofftheengine.

Todriveaway:

1. Startthevehicle.
2. Apply and hold the brake pedal.
   3.Shiftthetransmissionintogear.

3. Releasetheparkingbrake.

4. Driveslowlyuntilthevehicleandtrailerare clearfromtheblocks.

5. Apply and hold the brake pedal.
6. Havesomeoneretrieveandstoretheblocks.
   ●Whilegoingdownhill, theweightofthe trailerpushingonthetowvehiclemaydeteriorateoverallhandlingcharacteristics. Therefore, tomaintainadequatecontrol, reduceyourspeedandshifttoalowergear. Avoidlongorrepeateduseofthebrakes whendescendingahill, asthisreducestheir effectiveness and could cause overheating. Shiftingtoalowergear instead provides "enginebraking" and reducestheneed to brakeas frequently.
7. If the engine coolant temperature is a high temperature, refer to "If your vehicle overheats" in the "Incase of emergency" section of this owner's manual.
   ●Trailertowingrequiresmorefuelthannormal circumstances.
   ●Avoidtowingatrailerforyourvehicle'sfirst 500miles(805km).
   ●Forthefirst500miles(805km)thatyoudo tow,donotdriveover50MPH(80km/h).

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• Have your vehicles serviced more oftenthan at intervals specified in there recommended Maintenance Schedule in the "NISSAN Service and Maintenance Guide".
• Whenmakingaturn, your trailerwheels will be closertotheinsideoftheturnthanyour vehiclewheels. Tocompensateforthis, makealargerthannormalturningradius duringtheturn.
• Crosswindsandroughroadswilladversely affectvehicle/trailerhandling,possiblycausingvehiclesway.Whenbeingpassedby largervehicles,bepreparedforpossible changesincrosswindsthatcouldaffectivehandling.
  Dothefollowingifthetralerbeginstosway:
• Take your footoff the accelerator pedal to allow the vehicle to coast and steeras straight ahead, astheroad conditions allow. This combination will help stabilize the vehicle
  -Donotcorrecttrailerswaybysteeringor applyingthebrakes.

• Whenthetrailerswaystops, gently apply the brakes and pull to the side of the roadina safe area.

• Trytorearrangethetrailerloadsoitisbalancedasdescribedinthissection.

• Becarefulwhenpassingothervehicles. Passingwhiletowingatrailerrequiresconsiderablymoredistancethannormalpassing.Remember,thelengthofthetrailermustalsopasstheothervehiclebeforeyoucansafelychangelanes.
• Use the Tow Modeordownshift the transmission to a lower gear forengine braking when driving down steep or long hills. This will help slow the vehicle without applying the brakes.
• Avoidholdingthebrakepedaldowntoolong ortoofrequently.Thiscouldcausethe brakestooverheat,resultinginreduced brakingefficiency.
• Increase your following distance to allow for greater stopping distances while towing a trailer. Anticipatestopsandbrake gradually.
• NISSANrecommendsthatthecruise control not be used while towing a trailer.

• Somestatesorprovinceshavespecific regulationsandspeedlimitsforvehiclesthat aretowingtrailers. Obeythelocalspeed limits.

• Checkyourhitch, trailerwiringharnessconnections, and trailerwheellugnuts after 50 miles (80 km) of travel and date every break.

• When launching aboat, don't tallow the water level to go over the exhaust tail pipe or rear bumper.
  ●Makesureyoudisconnectthetrailerlights beforebackingthetrailerintothewateror thetrailerlightsmayburnout.

Whentowingatraler, finaldrivegearoil shouldbereplacedandtransmission oil/fluid should be changed more frequently. For additional information, refer to the "Maintenance and do-it-yourself" section of this manual.

Towmode(ifsoequipped)

Usingtowmodeisrecommendedwhenpullinga heavytrailerorhaulingaheavyload.Pressthe TOWMODEswitchtoactivatetowmode.The indicatorlightontheTOWMODEswitchilluminateswhentowmodeisselected.Pressthe TOWMODEswitchagaintoturntowmodeoff. Towmodeisautomaticallycancelledwhenthe ignitionswitchisturnedOFF.

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UNIFORMTIREQUALITYGRADING

Towmodeincludesthefollowingfeatures:

• Gradelogic—Adjuststransmissionshifts whenpullingatrailerorhaulingaloadupa grade.
• DownhillSpeedControl(DSC)—automaticallydownshiftswhendrivingdownagrade withatralerorheavyloadtohelpcontrol vehiclespeed.

Drivingthevehicleinthetowmodewithno trailer/loadorlighttrailer/lightloadwillnotcause anydamage. However, fueleconomymaybe reducedandthetransmission/enginedriving characteristicsmayfeelunusual.

Whentowingatrailer, finaldrivegearoil shouldbereplacedandtransmission oil/fluidshouldbechangedmorefrequently. For additional information, refer to the "Maintenance and do-it-yourself" section of this manual.

FLATTOWING

Towingyourvehiclewithallfourwheelsonthe groundissometimescalledflattowing.This methodissometimesusedwhentowingavehicle behindarecreationalvehicle,suchasamotor home.

CAUTION

• Failuretofollowtheseguidelinescan resultinseveretransmissiondamage.
• Whenever flattening your vehicle, al- waystowforward, never backward.
• DONOTtowanyautomatictransmissionvehiclewithallfourwheelsonthe ground (flat towing). Doing so WILL DAMAGEinternaltransmissionparts duetolackoftransmissionlubrication.
• Foradditionalinformation,referto "TowingrecommendedbyNISSAN"in the"Incaseofemergency"sectionof thismanual.

AutomaticTransmission

Totowavehicleequippedwithanautomatic transmission,anappropriatevehicledollyMUST be placed under the towed vehicle's drive wheels.Alwaysfollowthedollymanufacturer's recommendationswhenusingtheirproduct.

DOT (Department of Transportation) Quality Grades: All passenger cartires must conform to federal safety requirements in addition to these grades.

Qualitygradescanbefoundwhereapplicableon thetiresidewallbetweentreadshoulderand maximumsectionwidth. Forexample:

Treadwear200TractionAATemperatureA

Treadwear

Thetreadweargradeisacomparativerating basedonthewearrateofthetirewhentested undercontrolledconditionsonaspecifiedgovernmenttestcourse. Forexample, atiregraded 150wouldwearoneandone-half(11/2)times aswellonthegovernmentcourseasatiregraded 100. Thereativeperformanceoftiresdepends upontheactualconditionsoftheiruse, however, andmaydepartsignificantlyfromthenormdueto variationsindrivinghabits, servicepracticesand differencesinroadcharacteristicsandclimate.

TractionAA,A,BandC

Thetractiongrades, from highest to lowest, are AA, A, B, and C. Those grades represent the tire's ability to stop on wet pavement as measured under controlled conditions specified government tests surfaces of asphalt and concrete. Atiremarked C may have poor traction performance.

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WARNING

Thetractiongradeassignedtothistireis basedonstraight-aheadbrakingtraction tests, and does not include acceleration, cornering, hydroplaning, or peaktraction characteristics.

TemperatureA,BandC

ThetemperaturegradesareA(thehighest),B, andC,representingthetire'sresistancetothe generationofheat,anditsabilitytodissipateheat whentestedundercontrolledconditionsa specifiedindoorlaboratorytestwheel.Sustained hightemperaturecancausethematerialofthe tiretodegenerateandreducetirelife,andexcessivetemperaturecanleadtosuddentirefailure. ThegradeCcorrespondstoalevelofperformancewhichallpassengercartiresmustmeet undertheFederalMotorSafetyStandardNo. 109.GradesBandArepresenthigherlevelsof performanceonthelaboratorytestwheelthan theminimumrequiredbylaw.

WARNING

Thetemperaturegradeforthistireisestablishedforatirethatisproperlyinflated andnotoverloaded.Excessivespeed, under-inflation,orexcessiveloading, eitherseparatelyorincombination,can causeheatbuild-upandpossibletire failure.

EMISSIONCONTROLSYSTEM WARRANTY

YourNISSANvehicleiscoveredbythefollowing emissionwarranties:

ForUSA

1. EmissionDefectsWarranty
2. Emissions Performance Warranty

Detailsofthiswarrantymaybefoundwithother vehiclewarrantiesinyourWarrantyInformation BookletwhichcomeswithyourNISSANvehicle. If you did not receive a Warranty Information Booklet,oritislost,youmayobtainareplacementbywritingto:

- NissanNorthAmerica,Inc. ConsumerAffairsDepartment P.O.Box685003 Franklin,TN37068-5003

ForCanada

EmissionControlSystemWarranty

Detailsofthiswarrantymaybefoundwithother vehiclewarrantiesinyourWarrantyInformation BookletwhichcomeswithyourNISSANvehicle. If you did not receive a Warranty Information Booklet,oritislost,youmayobtainareplacementbywritingto:

- NissanCanadalnc. 5290OrbitorDrive Mississauga,Ontario,L4W4Z5

REPORTINGSAFETYDEFECTS

ForUSA

If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which could cause an collision or cause injury or death, you should immediately inform the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in addition to notifying NISSAN.

IfNHTSAReceivessimilarcomplaints, it may open an investigation, and if it finds that as safety defect exists in a group of vehicles, it may order are call and remedy campaign. However, NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you, your dealer, or NISSAN.

TocontactNHTSA,youmaycalltheVehicleSafetyHotlinetoll-freeat1-888-327-4236(TTY:1-800-424-9153);go tohttp://www.safercar.gov;orwriteto:Administrator,NHTSA,400Seventh Street,SW.,Washington,D.C.20590.Youcanalsoobtainotherinformation aboutmotorvehiclesafetyfrom http://www.safercar.gov.

YoumaynotifyNISSANbycontactingour ConsumerAffairsDepartment,toll-free,at 1-877-NIS-NCV1(1-877-647-6281).

ForCanada

If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which could cause a collision or could cause injury or death, you should immediately inform Transport Canada addition to notifying NISSAN.

If Transport Canadareceives complaints, it may open an investigation, and if it finds that as safety defect exists in a group of vehicles, it may request that NISSAN conduct are call campaign. However, Transport Canadac cannot become involved in individual problems between you, your dealer, or NISSAN.

You may contact Transport Canada's Defect Investigations and Recalls Division toll-free at 1-800-333-0510. You may also report safety defects online at: https://wwwapps.tc.gc.ca/Saf-Sec-Sur/7/PCDB-BDPP/fc-cp.aspx?lang=eng

Additional information concerning motor vehicle safety may be obtained from TransportCanada's RoadSafety Information Centreat1-800-333-0371 or online at www.tc.gc.ca/roadsafety (Englishspeakers) or www.tc.gc.ca/securiteroutiere (Frenchspeakers).

TonotifyNISSANofanysafetyconcerns pleasecontact our ConsumerInformation Centretoll-freeat1-800-387-0122.

READINESSFORINSPECTION/MAINTENANCE(I/M)TEST

Duetolegalrequirementsinsomestates and Canadian Provinces, your vehicle may be required to be in what is called the "ready condition" for an inspection/Maintenance (I/M) test of the emission control system.

The vehicle is set to the "ready condition" when it is driven through certain driving patterns. Usually, there are condition can be obtained by ordinary usage of the vehicle.

Ifapowertrainsystemcomponentisrepairedor thebatteryisdisconnected,thevehiclemaybe resettoa"notready"condition.Beforetakingthe I/Mtest,checkthevehicle's inspection/maintenancetestreadinesscondition.PlacetheignitionswitchintheONposition withoutstartingtheengine.IftheMalfunction IndicatorLight(MIL)comesonsteadyfor20secondsandthenblinksfor10seconds,thel/Mtest conditionis"notready".IftheMILdoesnotblink after20seconds,thel/Mtestconditionis "ready".ContactaNISSANdealertosetthe "readycondition"ortopreparethevehiclefor testing.

EVENTDATARECORDERS(EDR)

ThisvehicleisequippedwithanEventDataRecorder(EDR).ThemainpurposeofanEDRisto record,incertaincrashornearcrash-likesituations,suchasanairbagdeploymentorhittinga roadobstacle,datathatwillassistinunderstandinghowavehicle'ssystemsperformed.TheEDR isdesignedtorecorddatarelatedtovehicle dynamicsandsafetysystemsforashortperiodof time,typically30secondsorless.TheEDRinthis vehicleisdesignedtorecordsuchdataas:

• Howvarious systems in your vehicle were operating;
• Whetherornotthedriverandpassenger safetybeltswerebuckled/fastened;
  ●Howfar(ifatall)thedriverwasdepressing theacceleratorand/orbrakepedal;and,
  ●Howfastthevehiclewastraveling.
  ●Soundsarenotrecorded.

Thesedatacanhelpprovideabetterunderstandingofthecircumstancesinwhichcrashesandinjuriesoccur.NOTE:EDRdataarerecordedbyyourvehicleonlyifanontrivialcrashsituationoccurs;nodataarerecordedbytheEDRundernormaldrivingconditionsandnopersonaldata(e.g.name,gender,ageandcrashlocation)arerecorded.However,otherparties,suchaslawenforcement,couldcombinetheEDRdatawiththetypeofpersonallyidentifyingdataroutinelyacquiredduringacrashinvestigation.

ToreaddatarecordedbyanEDR,specialequipmentisrequiredandaccesstothehvicleortheEDRisneeded.InadditiontothevehiclemanufacturerandNISSANdealer,otherparties,such aslawenforcement,thathavethespecialequipment,canreadtheinformationiftheyhaveaccesstothehvicleortheEDR.EDRdatawillonly beaccessedwiththeconsentofthevehicle ownerorlesseeorasotherwiserequiredorpermittedbylaw.

OWNER'SMANUAL/SERVICE MANUALORDERINFORMATION

GenuineNISSANServiceManualsforthismodel yearandpriorcanbepurchased.A Genuine NISSANServiceManualisthebestsource of serviceandrepairinformationforyourvehicle. Thismanualisthesameoneusedbythefactory-trainedtechniciansworkingatNISSANdealerships.GenuineNISSANOwner'sManualscan alsobepurchased.

ForUSA

ForcurrentpricingandavailabilityofGenuine NISSANServiceManuals,contact:

www.nissan-techinfo.com

ForcurrentpricingandavailabilityofGenuine NISSANOwner'sManuals,contact:

1-800-247-5321

ForCanada

TopurchaseacopyofaGenuineNISSANServiceManualorOwner'sManual,forthismodel yearandprior,pleasecontactyournearest NISSANdealer.ForthephonenumberandlocationofaNISSANdealerinyourarea,callthe NISSANInformationCenterat1-800-387-0122 andabilingualNISSANrepresentativewillassist you.

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10Index

A

Activebrakelimitedslip(ABLS)system...5-24

Airbag(Seesupplementalrestraint

system)

Airbagsystem

Front(Seesupplementalfrontimpact

airbagsystem). 1 - 3 7

Airbagwarninglabels

Airbag warninglight.

Airbagwarninglight, supplemental..1-41,2-13

Air Cleaner.....

Aircleanerhousingfilter. 8 - 1 9

Airconditioner

Airconditioneroperation. 4 - 1 7

Airconditionerservice. 4 - 2 2

Airconditionerspecificationlabel. . . . 9 - 1 2

Airconditionersystemrefrigerantand

oilrecommendations. 9 - 7

Airconditionersystemrefrigerant

recommendations. 9 - 7

Heaterandairconditioner(manual). . . . 4 - 1 3

Servicingairconditioner. . . . . . 4 - 1 8 , 4

Alarmsystem

(Seevehiclesecuritysystem). 2 - 2 1

Anchorpointlocations. 1 - 2 3

Antenna. 4 - 5 0

Anti-lockbrakewarninglight. . . . . . . . . 2 - 1 0

Anti-lockBrakingSystem(ABS)....5-23

Apps. 4 - 5 1

Audiblereminders. 2 - 1 5

Audiosystem. 4 - 2

AM-FMradiowithcompactdisc(CD)

player....4-29,Charge&erninglight....2-11

A M radioreception.....Batteryreplacement

Bluetooth® audio....Ke.y4f-o4b8....8-2

Bluetooth®streamingaudio. . . . . . . 4 - 4 8 Beforestartingtheengine. . . . . . . . . . 5 - 1 0

Compactdisc(CD)player..4-31,4-35,4-42 Belt(Seedrivebelt) 8 - 1 8

FM/AMradiowithcompactdisc(CD)

p l a y e r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 2 9 , Engine 3. 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 2 9

FM/AM/SATradiowithcompactdisc(CD) Bluetooth®audio. 4 - 4 8

p.l.a.y.d.r.4.0....4 Bluetooth®Hands-FreePhoneSystemwith

F.Mradiereception....NavigationSystem....4-66

iPod®Player. 4 - 4 5 Bluetooth®Hands-FreePhoneSystem

iPod® playeroperation. 4 - 4 5 withoutNavigationSystem. 4 - 5 2

Radio ....4 Böster seats....

Steeringwheelaudiocontrol switch...4-50 USBinterface. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 4 3 Brake USB(Universal Serial Bus)Connection Anti-lock Braking System(ABS). . . . . 5 - 2 3

USB(universalGenaiBus)Connection Port 4 - 4 Brakefluid. 8 - 1 4

Brakelight (Seestoplight).

Automaticpowerwindowswitch 2 - 4 1 Brakesystem. 5 - 2 2

Automatic transmission position indicator Brakewarninglight.

light....2-1 Drakewearindicators....

Drivingwithautomatictransmission. . . . 5 - 1 2 Parkingbrakeoperation . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 1 6

tomaticdoorlocks. 3 - 8 Self-adjustingbrakes. 8 - 2 1

tomatictransmissionfluidtemperature Brakefluid. 8 - 1 4

a u g e. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Brakes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 2 1

UXjack....4-32,4Brakesystem.-43....5-22

Break-inschedule ....

Brightness/contrastbutton. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 7

B Brightnesscontrol Instrumentpanel. 2-26

ackbutton....Büflbreplacement....

B

C

Capacitiesandrecommendedfuel/lubricants..9-2

Cargo ( See vehicle loading

CarphoneorCBradio. 4 - 5 2

CDcareandcleaning. 4 - 4 9

CDplayer(Seeaudiosystem)..4-31,4-35,4-42

Checkengineindicatorlight

( Seemalfunctionindicator

Checkingbulbs....

Checktirepressure. 2 - 2 0

Childrestraints. . . . . . . . . . 1 - 1 9 , 1 - 2 0

Precautionsonchild

restraints....1-2

Toptetherstrapanchorpointlocations..1-23

Childrestraintwithtoptetherstrap. . . . . . 1 - 2 2

Chimes, audiblereminders. 2 - 1 5

Cleaning exterior and inter

Clock 4-3

Clockset/adjustment. 4 - 5 , 4 - 3 0

C.M.V.S.S.certificationlabel. 9 - 1 1

Coldweatherdriving. 5 - 2

Compactdisc(CD)player. . . . 4 - 3 1 , 4 - 3 5 ,

C o n s o l e b o x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Controlpanelbuttons. 4 - 2

Backbutton....

Brightness/contrastbutton. 4 - 7

Enterbutton....

Settingbutton 4 - 5

Withnavigationsystem. . . . . . . . 4 - 2 , 4 -

Controls

Audiocontrols(steering)

Coolant

Capacitiesandrecommended

fuel/lubricants 9 - 2

Changing engine coolant....CapacitiesandRecommended

Checkingenginecoolantlevel. . . . . . . 8 - 9

Enginecoolanttemperaturegauge ..... 2 - 5

Corrosionprotection. 7 - 5

C fr q r i m e t b o n n t ) - o - 1 . . . 9 . - 1 . 3 . . . . 5 -

C up holders....

D

a m p)....2 - 1 4

Daytimelightsystem. 2 - 2 5

Defrosterswitch

1 Rearwindowandoutsidemirrordefroster

s w i t c h. 2

Dimensionsandweights....

Dimmerswitchforinstrumentpanel. . . . . . 2 - 2 6

Displaycontrols(seecontrolpanelbuttons)..4-2

Dooropenwarninglight. 2 - 1 1

Doors. 3 - 3

D-ring: 24....2-39,9-

Drivebelt. 8 - 1 8

4 - 3 Driving

Coldweatherdriving. 5 - 2

Drivingwithautomatictransmission. . . . 5 - 1 2

Precautionswhenstartinganddriving. . . . 5 - 2

2 - 3 6

.. 4 - 5

E

Economy-fuel 5 - 2 0

Emissioncontrolinformationlabel. ..... 9 - 1 2

Emissioncontrolsystemwarranty. . . . . . 9 - 3 0

Engine

Before starting the engine. 5 - 1

Blockheater. 5 - 2

Capacitiesan recommended

fuel/lubricants.....

Changingenginecoolant 8 - 9

Changing engine oil.....

7 Changingengineoilfilter. 8 - 1 2

- 2 ^3 Checkingenginecoolantlevel. . . . . . . .8-9

Checkingengineoillevel. 8 - 1 0

Enginecompartmentchecklocations . . . . 8 - 6

Enginecoolanttemperaturegauge .....2-5

Enginecoolingsystem. 8 - 8

Engine oil. 8

Engineoilandoilfilterrecommendation...9-6

_Engine oil pressure gauge...

Engineoilpressurewarninglight. . . . . .2-11

Engineoilviscosity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-6

Engine serialnumber. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9-11

Enginespecifications 9 - 8

Startingtheengine 5 - 1 0

Enginecoolanttemperaturegauge .....2-5

Engineoilpressuregauge. 2 - 6

Engineoilpressurelow/enginecoolant

temperaturehighwarninglight 2 - 1 0

Enterbutton. 4 - 2

Eventdatarecorders. 9 - 3 2

Exhaustgas(Carbonmonoxide) 5 - 2

Explanationofmaintenanceitems. . . . . . . 8 - 2

Extendedstorageswitch. 8 - 2 5

F

Flashers(Seehazardwarningflasherswitch)..6-2

Flattire 6 - 2

Floormatpositioningaid. 7 - 5

Fluid

Brakefluid. 8 - 1 4

Capacitiesandrecommended	Odometer	2 - 4 Instrumentpaneldimmerswitch	2 - 2 6
fuel/lubricants.	9 - 2 Speedometer	2 - 4 Interiorlight.	.2-43
Enginecoolant.	8 - 8 Tachometer.	2 - 5 iPod ® Player	.2-43
Engineoil.	8 - 1 0 Tripodometer	2 - 4
Powersteeringfluid.	8 - 1 4 Vo l t m e t er	.2 - 7
Windshield-washerfluid	Generalmaintenan8e-.1.5	8 - 2	J
F.M.V.S.S.certificationlabel.	9 - 1 1G lovebox	.2 - 3 4
Frontairbagsystem(Seesupplementalrestraintsystem).	Groceryhooks.	2 - 4 0 Jumpstarting.	6 - 9 , 8 - 1
Frontpowerseatadjustment.	1 - 4
Front seats	.1 - 2 H	K
Fuel
Capacitiesandrecommended	Hazardwarningflasherswitch.	.6 - 2 Key
fuel/lubricants.	9 - 2 Headlightandturnsignalswitch.	2 - 2 4 Keyfobbatteryreplacement.	8 - 2 6
Fueleconomy.	5 - 2 0 Headlightcontrolswitch.	2 - 2 4 Keylessentrysystem
Fuel-fillercap.	3 - 1 3Headlights.	8 - 2 7 (Seeremotekeylessentrysystem).	3 - 8
Fuel-fillerdoorandcap.	3 - 1 3 Headrestraints.	1 - 7
Fuel-fillerlid.	3 - 1 3 Heater
Fuelgauge.	2 - 6 Heaterandairconditioner(manual)	4 - 1 3 L
Fueloctanerating.	9 - 5 Heateroperation.	4 - 1 6
Fuelrecommendation.	9 - 4 Hoodrelease.	3 - 1 2 Labels
Loosefuelcapwarning.	2 - 2 0 Horn	2 - 2 Airconditionerspecificationlabel.	9 - 1 2 C.M.V.S.S.certificationlabel.
Fuelgauge.	2 - 6		9 - 1 1 Emission control information label .9-12
Fuses	8 - 2 2		Engineserialnumber. 9 - 1 1 F.M.V.S.S.certificationlabel.
Fusiblelinks.	8 - 2 4 I		9 - 1 1 TireandLoadingInformationlabel.
G	Ignitionswitch.	5 - 8	9 - 1 2 Vehicleidentificationnumber(VIN).
	Immobilizersystem.	2 - 2 2 , 3 - 2 , 5
	Importantvehicleinformationlabel.	9 - 1 1	9 - 1 0 Vehicleidentificationnumber(VIN)plate.
Gas cap	3 Increasingfueleconomy.	5 - 2 0 Warninglabels(forSRS).	1 - 4 0
Gauge	Indicatorlightsandaudiblereminders(Seewarning/indicatorlightsandaudiblereminders).	2 - 9 , 2 - Light	9 - 1 3 Installingthelicenseplate.
Automatictransmissionfluidtemperature gauge.	2 - 7	2 - 9 , 2 - Light
Enginecoolanttemperaturegauge.	2 - 5	Insidemirror	Airbag warning light
Engineoilpressuregauge	2 - 6	Instrumentbrightnesscontrol.	Brakelight(Seestoplight) .8 - 2 8
Fuelgauge.	2 - 6 Instrumentpanel.	0 - 6 , 2 - 2 Bulbreplacement .8 - 2 8

Chargewarninglight.	2 - 1 1	Manualwindows.	2 - 4	2	Outsidemirrors.	3 - 1 7
Headlightandturnsignalswitch.	2 - 2 4	Maplights.			Overheat
Headlightcontrolswitch.	2 - 2 4	Mappocket.	2 - 3	2	Ifyourvehicleoverheats.	6 - 1 1
Headlights.	8 - 2 7	Metersandgauges.	2 - 3		Owner'smanualorderform.	9 - 3 3
Interiorlight.		InstlumeAtlightnesscontrol.	2 - 2	6	Owner'smanual/servicemanualorder information.	9 - 3 3
Lightbulbs.		Mirror-27
Lowtirepressurewarninglight.	2 - 1 1	Insidemirror.	3 - 1	6
Lowwindshield-washerfluidwarning		Outsidemirrors.	3 - 1	7
Light.		Mirros.	3 - 1	6
Securityindicatorlight.	2 - 1 5	Mobileapps.			Parking
Warning/indicatorlightsandaudiblereminders.	2 - 9 , 2 - 1	3			Parkingbrakeoperation.	5 - 1 6
Lights	N				Parking/parkingonhills.	5 - 2 1
Maplights.		2 - 4 4			Power
Lock		NissanConnectSM	4 - 5	1	Power doorlocks.	3 - 5
Powerdoorlocks.	3 - 5	NISSANvehicleimmobilizer system.	2 - 2 2 , 3 - 2		Power outlet.	2 - 3
Loosefuelcapwarning.	2 - 2 0				Power steeringfluid.	8 - 1 4
Low fuel warning light.		NISSANvoice Recognition System	4 - 7	3	Power steeringsystem.	5 - 2 2
Lowtirepressurewarninglight.	2 - 1 1				Power windows.	2 - 4 0
Lowwindshield-washerfluidwarninglight...2-13					Power inverterswitch.	2 - 2 8
Luggage(Seevehicleloadinginformation).9-13		O			Power outlet.	2 - 3
		Octanerating(Seefueloctanerating).	9 - 5		Power steering.	5 - 2 2
		Odometer.	2 - 4		Power steeringfluid.	8 - 1 4
		Oil			Precautions
Maintenance		Capacitiesandrecommended fuel/lubricants.	9 - 2		Maintenance precautions.	8 - 5
General maintenance.					Precautionsonboosterseats.1-21,1-23,1-27
Inside the vehicle.		C.h a h-g3i n g engine oil.			Precautionsonchild restraints.	1 - 2 1 , 1 - 2 3 , 1
Maintenance precautions.		Changingenginolfilter.	8 - 1	2	Pre'ecauti on se at belt u sa
Outside the vehicle.		Checkingengineoilevel.	8 - 1	0	Precautionssupplementalrestraint system.	1 - 3 0
Seatbeltmaintenance.	1 - 1 8	Engine oil.			Precautionswhenstartinganddriving.	5 - 2
Underthehoodandvehicle.	8 - 4	Engineoilandoilfilterrecommendation...9-6			Programmablefeatures.	4 - 5
Maintenancerequirements.	8 - 2	Engineoilpressurelow/enginecoolant			Pushstarting.	6 - 1 1
Malfunction indicatorlamp ( Temperaturehigh warninglight4 . 2 - 1 0
Manualfrontseatadjustment.	1 - 2	Engineoilviscosity.	9 - 6
Manualventwindows.	2 - 4 2	Oneshotcall.			4 - 6 8

R

Radio

AM-FMradiowithcompactdisc(CD)

player. 4 - 2 9 , 4 - 3

CarphoneorCBradio. 4 - 5 2

FM/AMradiowithcompactdisc(CD)

player. 4 - 2 9 , 4 - 3

FM/AM/SATradiowithcompactdisc(CD)

player. 4 - 3 7

Steeringwheelaudiocontrolswitch. . . . 4 - 5 0

Readinessforinspectionmaintenance(I/M)

test 9-

Rearsonarsystem. 5 - 2

Rearsonarsystemoffswitch. 2 - 2 8

RearViewMonitor.....

Rearwindowandoutsidemirrordefroster

s w it ch....

Recorders

Event data

Refrigerantrecommendation. 9 - 7

Registeringyourvehicleinanothercountry..9-10

Remotekeylessentrysystem. 3 - 8

Reportingsafetydefects(USonly). . . . . . . 9 - 3 1

ResetTPMS. 2 - 2 0 , 8

S

Safety

Childseatbelts....1

Reportingsafetydefects(USonly). . . . . 9 - 3 1

Seatadjustment

Frontmanualseatadjustment. . . . . . . 1 - 2

Frontpowerseatadjustment. . . . . . . . 1 - 4

Seatbelt

Childsafety. 1 - 1

Infantsandsmallchildre

InjuredPerson. 1 - 1

Largerchildren.....

Precautionsonseatbeltusage. . . . . . 1 - 1 2

Pregnantwomen. 1 - 1

Seatbeltextenders.....

Seatbeltmaintenance. 1 - 1

Seatbelts....

Shoulderbeltheightadjustment. . . . . . 1 - 1 8

Three-pointtypewithretractor. . . . . . 1 - 1 5

Seatbeltextenders

Seatbeltwarninglight. . . . . . . . . 1 - 1 5 , 2

Seats

A d j u s t m e n t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Fronts8ats4 --.9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 -

Manualfrontseatadjustment. . . . . . . . 1 - 2

2Securityindicatorlight. 2 - 1

Securitysystem(NISSANvehicleimmobilizer

(system),enginestart. . . . . . . . 2 - 2 2 , 3 - 2

Securitysystems

Vehiclesecuritysystem 2 - 2

Self-adjustingbrakes. 8 - 2

Servicemanualorderform. 9 - 3 3

Servicingairconditioner. . . . . . . . 4 - 1 8 , 4

Settingbutton. 4 - 5

Shifting

Automatictransmission. 5 - 1

Shoulderbeltheightadjustment. . . . . . . 1 - 1 8

Slidingdoor

2 1Manuals2d@gdoor. 2.7. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 6

Smartphoneconnectivity. 4 - 5

Sonar

Rearsystem. 5 - 2

Sparkplugreplacement....8 - 1 9

Sparkplugs ....

9Specifications. 9 - 8

Speedometer...1.-2.0....2-4

5 Speedometerandodometer. 2 - 4

.S R.S w-a2 0ing label....

Stabilitycontrol 5 - 2 5

5 Starting

.Before starting the engine. 5 - 1 0

Jumpstarting. 6 - 9 , 8 - 1

1Predautions whenstartinganddriving. . . . 5 - 2

Pushstarting....6 - 1 1

Startingtheengine 5 - 1 0

.Startingtheengine8....5-10

Steering

Power steeringfluid. 8 - 1 4

Power 2teeringsystem. . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 2 2

Tiltingsteeringwheel. 3 - 1 5

Steeringwheel....

Steering wheelaudio control

S to p light . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

5 t-αθr a g e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

D-ring. 2 - 3 9

Storagetray 2 - 3 2, 2 - 3 9,

Sunglassescase. 2 - 3 3

Sunvisors 3 - 1 6

Supplementalairbagwarninglabels.....1 - 4 0

Supplementalairbagwarninglight ...1-41,2-13

Supplementalfrontimpactairbagsystem...1-37

Supplementalrestraintsystem

Informationandwarninglabels. . . . . . 1 - 4 0

Precautionsonsupplementalrestraint

system. 1 - 3 0

Supplementalrestraintsystem

(Supplementalairbagsystem). 1 - 3 0

Switch

Automaticpowerwindowswitch ..... 2 - 4 1

Hazardwarningflasherswitch. 6 - 2
Headlightandturnsignalswitch. . . . . 2 - 2 4
Headlightcontrolswitch. 2 - 2 4
Ignitionswitch. 5 - 8
Instrumentbrightnesscontrol. . . . . . . 2 - 2 6
Powerdoorlockswitch. 3 - 5
Powerinverterswitch. 2 - 2 8
Rearsonarsystemoffswitch. 2 - 2 8
Rearwindowandoutsidemirrordefroster
s w it ch....
Steeringwheelswitchforaudio
control/Bluetooth®Hands-FreePhone
System. 4 - 5 0
Towmodeswitch. 2 - 2 9
Turnsignalswitch.....
Vehicledynamiccontrol(VDC)offswitch.2-27
Windshieldwiperandwasherswitch...2-23

T

Tachometer. 2 - 5

Temperaturegauge
Enginecoolanttemperaturegauge. . . . 2 - 5
Engineoilpressurelow/enginecoolant temperaturehighwarninglight. . . . . . 2 - 1 0

Theft(NISSANvehicleimmobilizersystem),

enginestart. 2 - 2 2 , 3 - 2

Three-waycatalyst. 5 - 2

Tiltingsteeringwheel. 3 - 1 5

Tire

Flattire. 6 - 2

Sparetire. 6 - 4

TireandLoadingInformationlabel. . . . 9 - 1 2

Tirechains. 8 - 3 8

repressure....8-31

Tirerotation....

Typesoftires. 8 - 3 7

Uniformtirequalitygrading. . . . . . . . 9 - 2 9

Wheelsandtires. 8 - 3 1

Wheel/tiresize. 9 - 9

Tirepressure
Lowtirepressurewarninglight. . . . . . 2 - 1 1

TirePressureMonitoringSystem

(TPMS). 5 - 3 , 6

Toptetherstrapchildrestraint. . . . . . . . 1 - 2 2

2-24 Towing

Flattowing....

Towingload/specification. 9 - 2

Towtrucktowing.....

Trailertowing.6. 9 - 1

Towing a trailer....

Towmodeswitch. 2 - 2 9

TMPS

ResetTPMS. 2 - 2 0 , 8

Transmission
Drivingwithautomatictransmission. . . . 5 - 1 2

Travel(Seeregisteringyourvehicleinanother

country). 9 - 1

Tripodometer. 2 - 4

Troubleshootingguide

(NISSANvoicerecognitionsystem)....4-78

Turnsignalswitch. 2 - 2 6

5 - 9

U

Uniformtirequalitygrading. 9 - 2 9

USBinterface. 4 - 4 3

Audiofileoperation. 4 - 4 4

8 - 3 1

Vehicledimensionsandweights. 9 - 9
Vehicledynamiccontrol(VDC)offswitch...2-27
Vehicledynamiccontrol(VDC)system. . . . .5-25
VehicleDynamicControl(VDC)system. . . . 5 - 2 5
Vehicleidentification. 9 - 1 0
Vehicleidentificationnumber(VIN)....9-10
Vehicleidentificationnumber(VIN)
(Chassisnumber)....9-10
Vehicle identification number(VIN) plate. . . . 9 - 1 0
Vehicleimmobilizersystem. . . . . . 2 - 2 2 , 3 - 2 , 5
Vehicleloadinginformation. 9 - 1 3
Vehiclerecovery. 6 - 1 4
Vehiclesecurity system. 2 - 2 1
Vehiclesecuritysystem(NISSANvehicleimmobi-
lizersystem),enginestart. . . . . 2 - 2 2 , 3 - 2 , 5 -
V_2e_0n t s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 1
Visors....3-
VoicePromptInterrupt. 4 - 6 8
Voicerecognitionsystem. 4 - 7 3
Voltmeter. 2 - 7

W

Warning
Airbagwarninglight. . . . . . . . 1 - 4 1 , 2 - 1 3
Anti-lockbrakewarninglight. . . . . . . 2 - 1 0
Batterychargewarninglight. . . . . . . 2 - 1 1
Brakewarninglight. 2 - 1 0
Dooropenwarninglight. 2 - 1 1
Driver'sseatbeltwarninglightand
chime....2-1

Engineoilpressurelow/enginecoolant	Powerwindows.	2 - 4 0
temperaturehighwarninglight.	2 - 1 0	Windshield-washerfluid.
Engineoilpressurewarninglight.	2 - 1 1	Windshieldwiperandwasherswitch.
Hazardwarningflasherswitch.	6 - 2	Windshieldwiperblades.
Loosefuelcapwarning.	2 - 2 0	Wiper
Low fuel warning light	2	Windshieldwiperandwasherswitch...2-23
Lowtirepressurewarninglight.	2 - 1 1	Wiperblades.
Lowwindshield-washerfluidwarning
light	2 - 1 3
Passenger'sseatbeltwarninglightand
chime	2 - 1 3
Seatbeltwarninglight.	1 - 1 5, 2 - 1 1
Supplementalairbagwarninglight.1-41,2-13
TPMS.	2 - 4
Vehiclesecuritysystem.	2 - 2 1
Warning/indicatorlightsandaudible
reminders.	2 - 9, 2 - 1 3
Warninglabels(forSRS).	1 - 4 0
Warning/indicatorlightsandaudible
minder s	2 - 9, 2 - 1 3
Audiblereminders.	2 - 9, 2 - 1 3
Checkingbulbs.	2 - 9
Indicator lights	2 - 9, 2 - 1 3
Warning lights	2 - 9, 2 - 1 3
arninglights.	2 - 9, 2 - 1 3
asherswitch
Windshieldwiperandwasherswitch...2-23
eights (Seedimensionsandweights)	9 - 9
heelsandtires.	8 - 3 1
heel/tiresize.	9 - 9
nentravelingorregisteringyourvehiclein
othercountry.	9 - 1 0
Windows
Lockingpassengers'windows.	2 - 4 1
Manualventwindows.	2 - 4 2
Manualwindows.	2 - 4 2

GASSTATIONINFORMATION

RECOMMENDEDFUEL:

Useunleadedregulargasolinewithanoctane ratingofatleast87AKI(Anti-KnockIndex)number(Researchoctanenumber91).

CAUTION

• Usingafuelotherthanthatspecified couldadverselyaffecttheemission controlsystem,andmayalsoaffectthe warrantycoverage.
• Undernocircumstanceshoulda leadedgasolinebeused,becausethis willdamagethethree-waycatalyst.
• DonotuseE-15orE-85fuelinyour vehicle. Your vehicle is not designed to runonE-15orE-85fuel. Using E-15or E-85fuelinavehiclenotspecifically designed for E-15orE-85fuel can adversely affect the emission control devices and system of the vehicle. Damage caused by such fuel is not covered by the NISSAN new vehicle limited warranty.

- U.S. government regulations require ethanoldispensingpumpstobeidentified byasmall, square, orange and blacklabel with the common abbreviation or the appropriate percentage for that region.

For additional information, refer to "Recommended fluids/lubricants and capacities" in the "Technical and consumer information" section of this manual.

ENGINEOILRECOMMENDATION:

●EngineoilwithAPICertificationMark
- ViscositySAE5W-30

For additional information, refer to "Engine oil and oilfilterrecommendations" in the "Technical and consumerinformation" section of this manual.

COLDTIREPRESSURE:

RefertotheTireandloadinginformationlabel.

Thelabelistypicallylocatedonthedriverside center pillar or on the driver's door. For additional information,referto"Wheelsandtires"inthe "Maintenanceanddo-it-yourself"sectionofthis manual.

RECOMMENDEDNEWVEHICLE BREAK-INPROCEDURE:

During the first 1,200 mi (2,000 km) of vehicle use, follow the break-in procedure recommendations for the future reliability and economy of your new vehicle. For additional information, refer to "Break-inschedule" in the "Starting and driving" section of this manual. Follow the recommendations for the future reliability and economy of your new vehicle. Failure to follow the recommendations may result in vehicled damage or shortened engine life.

Printing : November 2014 (04)

Publication No.: OM15EA 0F80U0

Printed in U.S.A.

F80-D