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OUTSIDE AIRTEMPERA TURE
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The outside airtemperature isdisplayed in8F or
8C.
When theoutside airtemperature becomes
378F (38C) orlower, theoutside airtemperature
display blinkstogive awarning. Thedisplay will
stop blinking after1minute orwhen theoutside
air temperature becomes398F(48C) orabove.
The display maydiffer fromtheactual outside
temperature displayedonvarious signsorbill-
boards.
CONTINUOUS LY VARIABLE TRANS-
MISSION (CVT)POSITION INDICATOR
(if so equipped)
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The Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
position indicator indicates theshift lever posi-
tion when theignition switchisin the ON
position.
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TRIP COMPUTER
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The switch forthe trip computer islocated on
the meter panel.
When theignition switchisplaced inthe ON
position, modesofthe trip computer canbe
selected bypushing thetrip computer mode
switch
*
A
.
Each timethetrip computer modeswitch
*
A
is
pushed, thedisplay willchange asfollows:
(TRIP A? TRIP B)?Current fuelconsumption
? Distance toempty (dte)?Average fuel
consumption ?Elapsed time?Torque vector-
ing AWD (AWD model) (?TRIP A)
Current fuelconsumption
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The current fuelconsumption modeshows the
current fuelconsumption.
Distance toempty (dteÐmls orkm)
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The distance toempty (dte)mode provides you
with anestimation ofthe distance thatcanbe
driven before refueling. Thedteisconstantly
being calculated, basedonthe amount offuel in
the fuel tank andtheactual fuelconsumption.
The display isupdated every30seconds.
The dtemode includes alow range warning
feature. Whenthefuel level islow ,the dte mode
is automatically selectedandthedte display will
blink. Pushthetrip computer modeswitch
*
A
to return tothe mode thatwas selected before
the warning occurred.
When thefuel level drops evenlower, thedte
display willchange toª----º .
. Ifthe amount offuel added issmall, the
display justbefore theignition switchis
turned offmay continue tobe displayed.
. When driving uphillorrounding curves,the
fuel inthe tank shifts, which maymomenta-
rily change thedisplay .
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Continuousl yVariable Transmis-
sion (CVT) indicator light(ifso equipped)
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When theignition switchisin the ªONº position,
the Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
indicator lightilluminates andthen turns off.
Cruise indicator light
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Cruise mainswitch indicator:
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This light illuminates whenthecruise control
main switch ispushed. Thelight turns offwhen
the main switch ispushed again.When the
cruise indicator lightilluminates, thecruise
control system isoperational.
Cruise malfunction:
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If the cruise indicator lightblinks whilethe
engine isrunning, itmay indicate thecruise
control system isnot functioning properly.Have
the system checked byaNISSAN dealer.
See ªCruise controlº (P.5-26) .
Engine startoperation indicator
light
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This light appears whentheshift lever isin the P
(Park) position (Continuously Variable Transmis-
sion (CVT) models) orN(Neutral) position
(Manual Transmission (MT)models) .This light
means thattheengine willstart bypushing theignition
switchwiththebrake pedal (CVT
models) orclutch pedal(MTmodels) depressed.
Y ou can start theengine directly inany position.
Exterior lightindicator
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This indicator illuminates whentheheadlight
switch isturned tothe AUT O(ifso equipped)
,
or
position andthefront parking lights,
instrument panellights, rearcombination lights,
license platelights orheadlights areon.The
indicator turnsoffwhen these lightsareturned
off.
Front foglight indicator light(ifso
equipped)
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The front foglight indicator lightilluminates
when thefront foglights areon.(See ªFoglight
switchº (P.2-40) .)
Front passenger airbag status light
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The front passenger airbag status light(located
on the center ofthe instrument panel)willbelit
and thepassenger frontairbag willbeOFF
depending onhow thefront passenger seatis
being used.
For front passenger airbag status lightopera-
tion, seeªNISSAN Advanced AirBag System
(front seats)º (P.1-44) ofthis manual.
High beam indicator light
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This light illuminates whentheheadlight high
beam ison and goes outwhen thelow beam is
selected.
Malfunction IndicatorLight(MIL)
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If the malfunction indicatorlightcomes on
steady orblinks whiletheengine isrunning, it
may indicate apotential emission controland/or
Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)mal-
function.
The malfunction indicatorlightmayalso illumi-
nate steady ifthe fuel-filler capisloose or
missing, orifthe vehicle runsoutoffuel. Check
to make surethefuel-filler capisinstalled and
closed tightly,and that thevehicle hasatleast 3
US gallons (11.4liters) offuel inthe fuel tank.
After afew driving trips,the
light should
turn offifno other potential emission control
system malfunction exists.
If this indicator lightremains onfor 20 seconds
and then blinks for10 seconds whentheengine
is not running, itindicates thatthevehicle isnot
ready foranemission controlsystem inspection/
maintenance test.(See ªReadiness forInspec-
tion/Maintenance (I/M)testº(P.9-20) .)
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headlights whenitis light.
For USmodels (ifso equipped): Theheadlights
will also beturned onautomatically attwilight or
in rainy weather (whenthewindshield wiperis
operated continuously) .
If the ignition switchisplaced inthe OFF
position andoneofthe doors isopened andthis
condition iscontinued, theheadlights remainon
for 5
minutes.
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Be sure nottoput anything ontop ofthe
photo sensor
*
1
located onthe top ofthe
instrument panel.Thephoto sensor con-
trols theautolight ;if it is covered, the
photo sensor reactsasifitis dark andthe
headlights willilluminate.
Automatic headlights offdelay
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Y ou can keep theheadlights onfor upto45
seconds afteryouplace theignition switchinthe
OFF position andopen anydoor thenclose all
the
doors.
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Headlight beamselect
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1
T o select thelow beam, putthelever inthe
neutral position asshown.
*
2
T o select thehigh beam, pushthelever forward
while theswitch isin the
position. Pullit
back toselect thelow beam.
*
3
Pulling thelever toward youwillflash the
headlight highbeam evenwhen theheadlight
switch isin the OFF position.
Instrume ntsand controls
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Instrument brightnesscontrol
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The instrument brightness controloperates
when theignition switchisin the ON position.
Push thecontrol knob
*
A
to adjust thebright-
ness ofthe instrument panellights. Thebright-
ness indicator
*
B
will beshown brieflyinthe
vehicle information displaywhenthecontrol is
turned.
When thebrightness levelreaches themaximum
or minimum, abeep will
sound.
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TURN SIGNAL SWITCH
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1
T urn signal
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Move thelever upordown tosignal theturning
direction. Whentheturn iscompleted, theturn
signals cancelautomatically .
*
2
Lane change signal
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Move thelever upordown untiltheturn signal
begins toflash, butthelever does notlatch, to
signal alane change. Holdthelever untilthelane
change iscompleted.
Move thelever upordown untiltheturn signal
begins toflash, butthelever does notlatch, and
release thelever. Theturn signal willautomati-
cally flash three times. Choose
theappropriate methodtosignal alane
change basedonroad andtraffic conditions.
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The heater iscontrolled byathermostat,
automatically turningtheheater onand off.
The indicator lightwillremain onaslong as
the switch ison.
When thevehicle's interioriswarmed, or
before youleave thevehicle, besure toturn
off the switch.
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The power outletislocated inthe instrument
panel.
CAUTION
. The outlet andplug maybehot
during orimmediately afteruse.
. Do not use with accessories that
exceed a12 volt, 120W (10A)power
draw. Donot use double adapters or
more thanoneelectrical accessory.
. Use power outletwiththeengine
running toavoid discharging the
vehicle battery. .
Avoid usingpower outletwhenthe
air conditioner, headlightsorrear
window defroster ison.
. This power outletisnot designed
for use with acigarette lighterunit.
. Push theplug inas far asitwill go.
If good contact isnot made, theplug
may overheat orthe internal tem-
perature fusemayopen.
. Before inserting ordisconnecting a
plug, besure theelectrical acces-
sory being usedisturned OFF.
. When notinuse, besure toclose
the cap. Donot allow water orany
liquid tocontact theoutlet.
POWER OUTLET
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Pre-driving checksandadjustment s
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When opening thehood:
1. Pull thehood release handle
*
1
located
below theinstrument panel;thehood will
then spring upslightly .
2. Locate thelever
*
2
in between thehood
and grille, andpullthelever upwith your
fingertips.
3. Raise thehood
*
3
.
4. Remove thesupport rod
*
4
and insert it
into theslot
*
5
.
Hold thecoated part
*
A
when removing or
resetting thesupport rod.Avoid direct
contact withthemetal parts,asthey may
be hot immediately aftertheengine hasbeen
stopped.
When closing thehood:
1. While supporting thehood, return the
support rodtoits original position.
2. Slowly lowerthehood toabout 8to 12 in
(20 to30 cm) above thehood lock,thenlet
it drop.
3. Make sureitis securely latched.
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WARNING
. Always besure theliftgate has
been closed securely toprevent it
from opening whiledriving.
. Do not drive withtheliftgate open.
This could allowdangerous exhaust
gases tobe drawn intothevehicle.
See ªExhaust gas(carbon monox-
ide)º (P.5-2) ofthis manual.
. Do not leave children unattended
inside thevehicle. Theycould un-
knowingly activateswitches orcon-
trols. Unattended childrencould
become involved inserious acci-
dents.
. Make surethatallpassengers have
their hands, etc.inside thevehicle
before closing theliftgate.
LIFT GATE
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OPENING THEFUEL -FILLER DOOR
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T o open thefuel-filler door,pulltherelease
handle located belowtheinstrument panel.To
lock, close thefuel-filler doorsecurely
.
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FUEL -FILLER CAP
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T o remove thefuel-filler cap:
1. Turn thefuel-filler capcounterclockwise
*
1
to remove.
2. Put thefuel-filler caponthe cap holder
*
A
while refueling.
T o install thefuel-filler cap:
1. Insert thefuel-filler capstraight intothefuel-
filler tube.
2. Turn thefuel-filler capclockwise
*
2
until a
single clickisheard.
WARNING
. Gasoline isextremely flammable
and highly explosive undercertain
conditions. You could beburned or
seriously injuredifitis misused or
mishandled. Alwaysstopengine
and donot smoke orallow open
flames orsparks nearthevehicle
when refueling.
. Do not attempt totop offthe fuel
tank after thefuel pump nozzle
shuts offautomatically. Continued
refueling maycause fueloverflow,
resulting infuel spray andpossibly
a fire.
. Use only anoriginal equipment type
fuel-filler capasareplacement. It
has abuilt-in safetyvalveneeded
for proper operation ofthe fuel
system andemission controlsys-
tem. Anincorrect capcanresult ina
serious malfunction andpossible
injury. Itcould alsocause themal-
function indicator lighttocome on.
. Never pourfuelinto thethrottle
body toattempt tostart yourvehi-
cle.
FUEL -FILLER DOOR
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The night position
*
1
will reduce glarefromthe
headlights ofvehicles behindyouatnight.
Use theday position
*
2
when driving indaylight
hours.
WARNING
Use thenight position onlywhen ne-
cessary, because itreduces rearview
clarity.
OUTSIDE MIRRORS
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WARNING
Objects viewedinthe outside mirroron
the passenger sidearecloser thanthey
appear. Becareful whenmoving tothe
right. Using onlythismirror couldcause
an accident. Usetheinside mirror or
glance overyour shoulder toproperly
judge distances toother
objects.
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Adjusting outsidemirrors
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The outside mirrorcontrol switchislocated at
the lower partofthe instrument panel.
The outside mirrorwilloperate onlywhen the
ignition switchisin the ACC orON position.
Move theswitch right
*
1
or left
*
2
to select
the right orleft side mirror, thenadjust
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using
the control switch.
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Heater, airconditione r,audio andphone systems
. When thetemperature isextremely highor
low ,the screen maynotclearly display
objects. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. When strong lightisdirectly coming onthe
camera, objectsmaynotbedisplayed
clearly .This isnot amalfunction.
. Vertical linesmaybeseen inobjects onthe
screen. Thisisdue tostrong reflected light
from thebumper. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. The screen mayflicker underfluorescent
light. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. The colors ofobjects onthe RearView
Monitor maydiffer somewhat fromtheactual
color ofobjects. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. Objects onthe monitor maynotbeclear ina
dark environment. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. Ifdirt, rainorsnow accumulates onthe
camera, theRearView Monitormaynot
display objects clearly.Clean thecamera.
. Do not use alcohol, benzine orthinner to
clean thecamera. Thiswillcause discolora-
tion. To clean thecamera, wipewithacloth
dampened withdiluted mildcleaning agent
and then wipe withadry cloth.
. Donot damage thecamera asthe monitor
screen maybeadversely affected.
. Do not use wax onthe camera window.
Wipe offany wax with aclean cloth
dampened withmild detergent dilutedwith water.
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With theignition switchinthe ON position, push
the CAMERA buttononthe instrument panelor
move theshift lever tothe R(Reverse) position
to operate theAround ViewMonitor. The
monitor displays variousviewsofthe position
of the vehicle.
Available views:
. Bird's-Eye View
The surrounding viewofthe vehicle.
. Front-Side View
The view around andahead ofthe front
passenger's sidewheel.
. Front View
The view tothe front ofthe vehicle.
. Rear View
The view tothe rear ofthe vehicle.
The system isdesigned asan aid tothe driver in
situations suchasslot parking orparallel
parking.
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Heater, airconditione r,audio andphone systems
OPERA TINGTIPS(forautomatic air
conditioner)
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. When theengine coolant temperature and
outside airtemperature arelow,the airflow
from thefoot outlets maynotoperate. Thisis
not amalfunction. Afterthecoolant tem-
perature warmsup,airwill flow normally
from thefoot outlets.
. The automatic airconditioner isequipped
with sensors asillustrated. Thesensors
*
A
and
*
B
on the instrument panelhelp
maintain aconstant temperature. Donot
put anything onoraround thesesensors.
IN-CABIN MICROFILTER
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The airconditioning systemisequipped withan
in-cabin microfilter whichcollects dirt,pollen,
dust, etc.To make suretheairconditioner heats,
defogs, andventilates efficiently,replace the
filter according tothe specified maintenance log
shown inthe NISSAN ServiceandMaintenance
Guide. To replace thefilter, contact aNISSAN
dealer.
The filter should bereplaced ifthe airflow
decreases significantly orifwindows fog
up easily whenoperating theheater orair
conditioning system.
SERVICING AIRCONDITIONER
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The airconditioner systeminyour NISSAN is
charged witharefrigerant designedwiththe
environment inmind. Thisrefrigerant willnot
harm theearth's ozonelayer.Special char-
ging equipment andlubricant arerequired when
servicing yourNISSAN airconditioner. Using
improper refrigerants orlubricants willcause
severe damage toyour airconditioner system.
(See ªCapacities andrecommended fluids/
lubricantsº (P.9-2) forairconditioner system
refrigerant andlubricant recommendations.)
A NISSAN dealerwillbeable toservice your
environmentally friendlyairconditioner system.
WARNING
The system contains refrigerant under
high pressure. To avoid personal injury,
any airconditioner serviceshouldbe
done onlybyan experienced technician
with theproper equipment.
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AUDIO OPERATIONPRECAUTION S
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Radio
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Place theignition switchinthe ACC orON
position andpush theFM´AM buttontoturn on
the radio. Ifyou listen tothe radio withthe
engine notrunning, theignition switchshould be
placed inthe ACC position.
Radio reception isaffected bystation signal
strength, distancefromradio transmitter, build-
ings, bridges, mountains andother external
influences. Intermittent changesinreception
quality normally arecaused bythese external
influences.
Using acellular phoneinor near the
vehicle mayinfluence radioreception
quality.
Radio reception:
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Y our NISSAN radiosystem isequipped with
state-of-the-art electroniccircuitstoenhance
radio reception. Thesecircuits aredesigned to
extend reception range,andtoenhance the
quality ofthat reception.
However therearesome general characteristics
of both FMand AMradio signals thatcanaffect
radio reception qualityinamoving vehicle, even
when thefinest equipment isused. These
characteristics arecompletely normalinagiven
reception area,anddonot indicate anymal-
AUDIO SY STEM
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