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Heater andairconditioner ,and audio system
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WARNING:
. Donot adjust theheater andairconditioner
controls oraudio controls whiledriving so
that fullattention maybegiven tovehicle
operation.
. Ifyou noticed anyforeign objects entering
the system hardware, spilledliquidonthe
system, ornoticed smokeorfumes coming
out from thesystem, orany other unusual
operation isobserved, stopusing thesystem
immediately andcontact thenearest
NISSAN dealer.Ignoring suchconditions
may lead toan accident, fireorelectric
shock.
. Donot disassemble ormodify thissystem. If
you do,itmay lead toan accident, fire,or
electric shock.
CAUTION:
Do not use thesystem whentheengine isnot
running forextended periodsoftime toprevent
battery discharge.
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When theshift lever isshifted intotheªRº (Reverse)
position, themonitor displayshowsarearward view
from thevehicle.
The system isdesigned asan aid tothe driver in
situations suchasslot parking orparallel parking.
Designs anditems displayed onthe screen mayvary
depending onthe models.
WARNING:
. The Rearview Monitorisaconvenience butit
is not asubstitute tocheck behind the
vehicle whenbacking up.The driver is
always responsible forsafety during parking
and other manoeuvres.
. Objects viewedinthe Rearview Monitor
differ fromactual distance becauseawide-
angle lensisused. Objects inthe Rearview
Monitor willappear visually opposite like
ones viewed inthe inside andoutside
mirrors.
. Make surethattheback doorissecurely
closed whenbacking up.
. Underneath thebumper andthecorner
areas ofthe bumper cannotbeviewed on
the Rearview Monitorbecause ofits mon-
itoring rangelimitation.
. Donot putanything onthe Rearview cam-
era.
. The Rearview cameraisinstalled abovethe
license plate.
. When washing thevehicle withhigh-pres-
sure water, besure nottospray itaround the
camera. Otherwise, watermayenter the
camera unitcausing watercondensation on
the lens, amalfunction, fireoran electric shock.
. Donot strike thecamera. Itis aprecision
instrument. Otherwise,itmay malfunction or
cause damage resulting inafire oran
electric shock.
CAUTION:
Do not scratch thecamera lenswhen cleaning
dirt orsnow fromthelens.
HOW TO READ THEDISPLA YEDLINES
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Guide lineswhich indicate thevehicle widthand
distances toobjects withreference tothe bumper line
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A
are displayed onthe monitor.
Distance guidelines:
Indicate distances fromthevehicle body.
. Red line
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1
: approx. 0.5m(1.5 ft)
. Yellow line
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2
: approx. 1m (3 ft)
. Green line
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3
: approx. 2m (7 ft)
. Green line
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4
: approx. 3m (10 ft)
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V ehicle widthguide lines
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Indicate thevehicle widthwhenbacking up.
NO TE:
For models withnavigation system,theguide
lines canbeturned onand offbypushing the
CAMERA button.
DIFFERENCE BETWEENPREDICTIVE AND
ACTUAL DISTANCES
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Backing uponasteep uphill
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When backing upthe vehicle upahill, thedistance guide
linesandthevehicle widthguide linesareshown
closer thantheactual distance. Forexample, the
display shows1m (3 ft) tothe place
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A
, but the
actual 1m (3 ft)distance onthe hillisthe place
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B
.
Note thatanyobject onthe hillisviewed inthe monitor
further thanitappears.
Backing uponasteep downhill
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When backing upthe vehicle downahill, thedistance
guide linesandthevehicle widthguide linesareshown
further thantheactual distance. Forexample, the
display shows1m (3 ft) tothe place
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A
, but the
actual 1m (3 ft)distance onthe hillisthe place
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B
. Note
thatanyobject onthe hillisviewed inthe monitor
closer thanitappears.
Backing upnear aprojecting object
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The vehicle mayseem tonearly cleartheobject inthe
display .However, thevehicle mayhitthe object ifit
projects overtheactual backing upcourse.
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T roubleshooting guide(models withoutcolordisplay) :
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Symptom CauseandCountermeasure
Cannot play Check
ifthe disc wasinserted correctly.
Check ifthe disc isscratched ordirty .
Check ifthere iscondensation insidetheplayer, andifthere is,wait until thecondensation isgone (about 1hour) before usingthe
player.
If there isatemperature increaseerror,theCD player willplay correctly afteritreturns tothe normal temperature.
If there isamixture ofmusic CDfiles (CD-DA data)andMP3/WMA/AAC filesonaCD, only themusic CDfiles (CD-DA data)willbe
played.
Files withextensions otherthanª.MP3º ,ª.WMA º, ª.mp3º orª.wmaº cannotbeplayed. Inaddition, thecharacter codesandnumber of
characters forfolder names andfilenames should beincompliance withthespecifications.
Check ifthe disc orthe fileisgenerated inan irregular format.Thismayoccur depending onthe variation orthe setting ofMP3/WMA
writing applications orother textediting applications.
Check ifthe finalisation process,suchassession closeanddisc close, isdone forthe disc.
Check ifthe disc isprotected bycopyright.
P oor sound quality Checkifthe disc isscratched ordirty .
It takes arelatively longtimebefore
the music startsplaying. If
there aremany folder orfile levels onthe MP3/WMA disc,some timemayberequired beforethemusic startsplaying.
Music cutsofforskips The
writing software andhardware combination mightnotmatch, orthe writing speed, writingdepth,writing width,etc.,might not
match thespecifications. Try using theslowest writingspeed.
Skipping withhigh bitrate files Skippingmayoccur withlarge quantities ofdata, suchasfor high bitrate data.
Move immediately tothe next song
when playing. When
anon-MP3/WMA filehas been given anextension ofª.MP3º ,ª.WMA º, ª.mp3º orª.wmaº orwhen playisprohibited by
copyright protection, theplayer willskip tothe next song.
The songs donot play back inthe
desired order. The
playback orderisthe order inwhich thefiles were written bythe writing software, sothe files might notplay inthe desired order.
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T roubleshooting guide(model withcolor display) :
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Symptom CauseandCountermeasure
Cannot play Check
ifthe disc orUSB device wasinserted correctly.
Check ifthe disc isscratched ordirty .
Check ifthere iscondensation insidetheplayer, andifthere is,wait until thecondensation isgone (about 1hour) before
using theplayer.
If there isatemperature increaseerror,theplayer willplay correctly afteritreturns tothe normal temperature.
If there isamixture ofmusic CDfiles (CD-DA data)andcompressed audiofilesonaCD, only themusic CDfiles (CD-DA
data) willbeplayed.
Files withextensions otherthanª.MP3 (.mp3)º orª.WMA (.wma)º cannotbeplayed. Inaddition, thecharacter codesand
number ofcharacters forfolder names andfilenames should beincompliance withthespecifications.
Check ifthe disc orthe fileisgenerated inan irregular format.Thismayoccur depending onthe variation orthe setting of
compressed audiowriting applications orother textediting applications.
Check ifthe finalization process,suchassession closeanddisc close, isdone forthe disc.
Check ifthe disc orUSB device isprotected bycopyright.
P oor sound quality
Checkifthe disc isscratched ordirty .
It takes arelatively longtimebefore themusic
starts playing. If
there aremany folder orfile levels onthe disc orUSB device, sometimemayberequired beforethemusic starts
playing.
Music cutsofforskips The
writing software andhardware combination mightnotmatch, orthe writing speed, writingdepth,writing width,etc.,
might notmatch thespecifications. Try using theslowest writingspeed.
Skipping withhigh bitrate files Skippingmayoccur withlarge quantities ofdata, suchasfor high bitrate data.
Move immediately tothe next song when playing. If
an unsupported compressedaudiofilehas been given asupported extensionlike.MP3, orwhen playisprohibited by
copyright protection, theplayer willskip tothe next song.
The songs donot play back inthe desired order.The
playback orderisthe order inwhich thefiles were written bythe writing software, sothe files might notplay inthe
desired order.
Random/Shuffle maybeactive onthe audio system oron aUSB device.
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GUID-24 309904-75 62-4E72-AA 0B-98F9FF73 A9FF
Standard Spare
Tire size 195/65R15
91H
195/60R16 89H
205/50R17 89V 195/65R15
91H
195/60R16 89H
205/50R17 89V
Size Offsetmm(in)
Road wheel Aluminum
16
661/2J 40(1.57)
17 661/2J 45(1.77)
Steel 15651/2JJ 40(1.57)
Spare Steel 15
651/2JJ 40(1.57)
16 661/2JJ 40(1.57)
17 661/2J 45
(1.77)
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Unit: mm(in)
Overall length 4,295(169.1)*1
4,305 (169.5)*2*3*4
Overall width 1,760(69.3)
Overall height 1,520(59.8)*1*2*3
1,525 (60.0)*4
Front tread 1,530(60.2)*5
1,540 (60.6)*6
Rear tread 1,530(60.2)*5
1,540 (60.6)*6
Wheelbase 2,700(106.3)
*1: ForThailand, AustraliaandNew Zealand
*2: FortheMiddle East
*3: ForSingapore
*4: ForEgypt
*5: For17-inch wheelmodel
*6: Except for17-inch wheelmodel
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ENGINE SERIALNUMBER
GUID-8C4 F3838-A43 3-4C32-8C BD-475661B 53BEE
STI0785
MRA8DE /HR16DE /MR16DDT engine
The engine serialnumber isstamped onthe engine as
shown.
CERTIFICA TIONLABEL (ifequipped)
GUID-8CD1 DEBF-7616-4 A6D-9195-9F3 C4ADA5D2 0
STI0441
TIRE PLACARD
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STI0720
The cold tirepressures areshown onthe tire placard
affixed tothe driver's sidecenter pillar.
AIR CONDITIONER SPECIFICATIONLABEL
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STI0739
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Quality Grades: Allpassenger cartires must conform
to local safety requirements inaddition tothese
grades.
Quality gradescanbefound where applicable onthe
tire sidewall between treadshoulder andmaximum
section width.Forexample:
T readwear 200Traction AA Temperature A
TREADWEAR
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The treadwear gradeisacomparative ratingbased on
the wear rateofthe tire when tested undercontrolled
conditions onaspecified government testcourse. For
example, atire graded 150would wearoneand one-
half (11/2) times aswell onthe government courseas
a tire graded 100.Therelative performance oftires
depends upontheactual conditions oftheir use,
however, andmay depart significantly fromthenorm
due tovariations indriving habits,service practices
and differences inroad characteristics andclimate.
TRACTION AA,A ,B AND C
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The traction grades,fromhighest tolowest, areAA,A ,
B, and C.Those grades represent thetire's ability to
stop onwet pavement asmeasured undercontrolled
conditions onspecified government testsurfaces of
asphalt andconcrete. Atire marked Cmay have poor
traction performance.
WARNING:
The traction gradeassigned tothis tireisbased
on straight-ahead brakingtraction tests,and
does notinclude acceleration, cornering,hydro-
planing, orpeak traction characteristic s.
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UNIFORM
TIREQUALITY GRADING
(if equipped)
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