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8 Maintenance anddo-it-yourself
Maintenance requirement ...
........................................................ 8-2
Scheduled maintenance ...
.................................................... 8-2
General maintenance ...
......................................................... 8-2
Where togo for service ...
.................................................... 8-2
General maintenance ...
............................................................... 8-2
Explanation ofmaintenance items...
................................... 8-2
Maintenance precautions ...
........................................................ 8-5
Engine compartment checklocations ...
.................................. 8-6
MR16DD Tengine ...
............................................................... 8-6
Engine cooling system ...
............................................................. 8-7
Checking enginecoolant level...
......................................... 8-8
Changing enginecoolant ...
.................................................. 8-8
Engine oil...
.................................................................................... 8-8
Checking engineoillevel ...
.................................................. 8-8
Changing engineoiland filter ...
.......................................... 8-9
Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)fluid...
............ 8-11
For NISMO RSmodels ...
.................................................. 8-11
Except forNISMO RSmodels ...
..................................... 8-11
Brake andclutch (ifso equipped) fluid...
............................ 8-12
Window washerfluid...
............................................................ 8-12
Battery ...
....................................................................................... 8-13
Jump starting ...
..................................................................... 8-15
V ariable voltage controlsystem ...
.......................................... 8-15
Drive belt...
.................................................................................. 8-15Spark
plugs ...
............................................................................. 8-16
Replacing sparkplugs ...
.................................................. 8-16
Air cleaner ...
............................................................................... 8-17
Windshield wiperblades ...
..................................................... 8-18
Cleaning ...
........................................................................... 8-18
Replacing ...
......................................................................... 8-18
Rear window wiperblade ...
................................................... 8-19
Brakes ...
...................................................................................... 8-19
Self-adjusting brakes...
.................................................... 8-19
Brake padwear warning ...
.............................................. 8-19
Fuses ...
........................................................................................ 8-20
Engine compartment ...
..................................................... 8-20
Passenger compartment ...
.............................................. 8-22
Intelligent Key battery replacement ...
................................... 8-23
Lights ...
........................................................................................ 8-26
Headlights ...
........................................................................ 8-27
Exterior andinterior lights...
............................................ 8-29
Wheels andtires ...
................................................................... 8-31
Tire pressure ...
................................................................... 8-31
Tire labeling ...
..................................................................... 8-36
T ypes oftires ...
................................................................... 8-38
Tire chains ...
....................................................................... 8-39
Changing wheelsandtires ...
.......................................... 8-40
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8-4
Maintenan ceand do-it-you rself
Windshield defroster:Checkthattheair
comes outofthe defroster outletsproperly and
in sufficient quantitywhenoperating theheater
or air conditioner.
Windshield wiperandwasher*: Checkthat
the wipers andwashers operateproperly and
that thewipers donot streak.
Under thehood andvehicle
GUID-597 AB0E2-6F94-48AA-BE D6-41A6FA4A8B49
The maintenance itemslistedhereshould be
checked periodically (forexample, eachtimeyou
check theengine oilorrefuel) .
Battery*: Checkthefluid level ineach cell.
It should bebetween theMAX andMIN lines.
V ehicles operated inhigh temperatures orunder
severe condition requirefrequent checksofthe
battery fluidlevel.
NO TE:
Care should betaken toavoid situations
that canlead topotential batterydischarge
and potential no-startconditions suchas:
1. Installation orextended useofelectro-
nic accessories thatconsume battery
power whentheengine isnot running
(Phone chargers, GPS,DVDplayers,
etc .)
2. Vehicle isnot driven regularly and/or
only driven shortdistances. In
these cases, thebattery mayneed tobe
charged tomaintain batteryhealth.
Brake andclutch fluidlevel*: Makesurethat
the brake andclutch fluidlevel isbetween the
MAX andMIN lines onthe reservoir.
Engine coolant level*:Checkthecoolant level
when theengine iscold.
Engine drivebelt*: Makesurethatthedrive
belt isnot frayed, worn,cracked oroily .
Engine oillevel*: Checkthelevel afterparking
the vehicle onalevel surface andturning offthe
engine. Wait more than10minutes forthe oilto
drain backintotheoilpan.
Exhaust system:Makesurethere arenoloose
supports, cracksorholes. Ifthe sound ofthe
exhaust seemsunusual orthere isasmell of
exhaust fumes,immediately havetheexhaust
system inspected byaNISSAN dealer.(See
ªPrecautions whenstarting anddrivingº (P.5-2)
for exhaust gas(carbon monoxide) .)
Fluid leaks: Checkunderthevehicle forfuel,
oil, water orother fluidleaks afterthevehicle has
been parked forawhile. Water dripping fromthe
air conditioner afteruseisnormal. Ifyou should
notice anyleaks orifgasoline fumesareevident,
check forthe cause andhave itcorrected
immediately . Radiator
andhoses: Checkthefront ofthe
radiator andclean offany dirt, insects, leaves,
etc., thatmay have accumulated. Makesurethe
hoses havenocracks, deformation, rotorloose
connections.
Underbody: Theunderbody isfrequently ex-
posed tocorrosive substances suchasthose
used onicy roads ortocontrol dust.Itis very
important toremove thesesubstances, other-
wise rustwillform onthe floor pan,frame, fuel
lines andaround theexhaust system.Atthe end
of winter, theunderbody shouldbethoroughly
flushed withplain water, beingcareful toclean
those areaswhere mudanddirtmay accumu-
late. Foradditional information, seeªCleaning
exteriorº (P.7-2) .
Windshield washerfluid*:Checkthatthere is
adequate fluidinthe reservoir.
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GUID-5DF3 0ED3-11F3-4E 7A-8844-31D0A6DFC586
When performing anyinspection ormainte-
nance workonyour vehicle, alwaystakecare
to prevent seriousaccidental injurytoyourself or
damage tothe vehicle. Thefollowing aregeneral
precautions whichshould beclosely observed.
WARNING
. Park thevehicle onalevel surface,
apply theparking brakesecurely
and block thewheels toprevent
the vehicle frommoving. Movethe
shift lever tothe P(Park) position
(CVT model) orthe shift lever tothe
N (Neutral) position(MTmodel) .
. Besure theignition switchisin the
OFF orLOCK position whenper-
forming anyparts replacement or
repairs.
. Ifyou must workwiththeengine
running, keepyourhands, clothing,
hair andtools away frommoving
fans, belts andanyother moving
parts.
. Itis advisable tosecure orremove
any loose clothing andremove any
jewelry, suchasrings, watches, etc.
before working onyour vehicle. .
Always weareyeprotection when-
ever youwork onyour vehicle.
. Ifyou must runtheengine inan
enclosed spacesuchasagarage, be
sure there isproper ventilation for
exhaust gasestoescape.
. Never getunder thevehicle whileit
is supported onlybyajack. Ifitis
necessary towork under thevehicle,
support itwith safety stands.
. Keep smoking materials, flameand
sparks awayfromfueltank andthe
battery.
. The fuel filter orfuel lines should be
serviced byaNISSAN dealerbe-
cause thefuel lines areunder high
pressure evenwhen theengine is
off.
CAUTION
. Do not work under thehood while
the engine ishot. Turn theengine
off and wait until itcools down.
. Avoid directcontact withused en-
gine oiland coolant. Improperly
disposed engineoil,and engine coolant
and/orothervehicle fluids
can damage theenvironment. Al-
ways conform tolocal regulations
for disposal ofvehicle fluid.
. Never leavetheengine orthe CVT
related component harnessesdis-
connected whiletheignition switch
is in the ONposition.
. Never connect ordisconnect the
battery orany transistorized com-
ponent whiletheignition switchis
in the ONposition.
. Your vehicle isequipped withan
automatic enginecooling fan.Itmay
come onatany time without warn-
ing, even ifthe ignition keyisin the
OFF position andtheengine isnot
running. To avoid injury, always
disconnect thenegative battery
cable before working nearthefan.
This ª8.Maintenance anddo-it-yourselfº section
gives instructions regardingonlythose items
which arerelatively easyforanowner toperform.
A genuine NISSAN ServiceManualisalso
available. (SeeªOwner's manual/service manual
order informationº (P.9-21) .)
Y ou should beaware thatincomplete or
Maintena nceand do-it-yo urself
8-5
MAINTENAN CEPRECAUTI ONS
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8-6
Maintenan ceand do-it-you rself
improper servicingmayresult inoperating
difficulties orexcessive emissions, andcould
affect yourwarranty coverage. Ifin doubt
about anyservicing, werecommend that
it be done byaNISSAN dealer.
GUID-52D20AC 3-A347-47EB-8DEB-EF2418D9025E
JVC0747X
MR16DD TENGINE
GUID-28 EB3ABA-F29 D-4B26-B4EE-DDFC68 FD9466
1. Engine oilfiller cap
2. Radiator fillercap
3. Brake andclutch* fluidreservoir
4. Aircleaner
5. Window washerfluidreservoir
6. Engine drivebeltlocation 7.
Engine oildipstick
8. Engine coolant reservoir
9. Fuse/fusible linkholder
10. Battery
*: forManual Transmission (MT)models
ENGINE COMPARTMENT CHECK
LOCA TIONS
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Refill thereservoir morefrequently whendriving
conditions requireanincreased amountof
window washerfluid.
Recommended fluid:
Genuine NISSAN Windshield Washer Concen-
trate Cleaner &Antifreeze orequivalent
CAUTION
. Donot substitute engineanti-freeze
coolant forwindow washersolution.
This mayresult indamage tothe
paint.
. Do not fillthe window washer
reservoir tankwithwasher fluid
concentrates atfull strength. Some
methyl alcohol basedwasher fluid
concentrates maypermanently stain
the grille ifspilled whilefilling the
window washerreservoir tank.
. Pre-mix washerfluidconcentrates
with water tothe manufacturer's
recommended levelsbefore pouring
the fluid intothewindow washer
reservoir tank.Donot use the
window washerreservoir tankto
mix thewasher fluidconcentrate
and water.
GUID-B29B EC73-37B3- 4C87-9A9D-EA 809C865599
. Keep thebattery surface cleananddry.
Clean thebattery withasolution ofbaking
soda andwater.
. Make certain theterminal connections are
clean andsecurely tightened.
. Ifthe vehicle isnot tobe used for30 days or
longer, disconnect thenegative 7battery
terminal cabletoprevent discharging it.
NO TE:
Care should betaken toavoid situations
that canlead topotential batterydischarge
and potential no-startconditions suchas:
1. Installation orextended useofelectro-
nic accessories thatconsume battery
power whentheengine isnot running
(Phone chargers, GPS,DVDplayers,
etc .)
2. Vehicle isnot driven regularly and/or
only driven shortdistances.
In these cases, thebattery mayneed tobe
charged tomaintain batteryhealth.
WARNING
. Donot expose thebattery toflames
or electrical sparks.Hydrogen gas
generated bythe battery isexplo-
sive. Donot allow battery fluidto
Maintenance anddo-it-yo urself
8-13
BA TTER Y
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8-14
Maintenance anddo-it-yours elf
contact yourskin, eyes, fabricsor
painted surfaces. Aftertouching a
battery orbattery cap,donot touch
or rub your eyes. Thoroughly wash
your hands. Ifthe acid contacts your
eyes, skinorclothing, immediately
flush withwater foratleast 15
minutes andseek medical attention.
. Do not operate thevehicle ifthe
fluid inthe battery islow. Low
battery fluidcancause ahigher load
on the battery whichcangenerate
heat, reduce battery life,andin
some cases leadtoan explosion.
. When working onornear abattery,
always wearsuitable eyeprotection
and remove alljewelry.
. Battery posts,terminals andrelated
accessories containleadandlead
compounds. Washhands after
handling.
. Keep thebattery outofthe reach of
children.
DI0137MA
Check thefluid level ineach cell.Itshould be
between theUPPER LEVEL
*
1
and LOWER
LEVEL
*
2
lines.
If itis necessary toadd fluid, addonly distilled
water tobring thelevel tothe indicator ineach
filler opening. Donot
overfill.
SDI1480C
1. Remove thecell plugs
*
A
.
2. Add distilled wateruptothe UPPER LEVEL
*
1
line.
If the side ofthe battery isnot clear, check
the distilled waterlevelbylooking directly
above thecell; thecondition
*
1
indicates
OK and thecondition
*
2
needs moretobe
added.
3. Tighten cellplugs
*
A
.
V ehicles operated inhigh temperatures orunder
severe conditions requirefrequent checksofthe
battery fluidlevel.
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JUMP STARTING
GUID-C37 C3C0F-280C -4F1D-904A-46ACD5752008
If jump starting isnecessary ,see ªJump startingº
(P .6-8) .If the engine doesnotstart byjump
starting, thebattery mayhave tobe replaced.
Contact aNISSAN dealer.
GUID-0A40 E5F3-EC90-4F03-B955- 4274A23D7967
CAUTION
. Do not ground accessories directly
to the battery terminal. Doingsowill
bypass thevariable voltagecontrol
system andthevehicle battery may
not charge completely.
. Use electrical accessories withthe
engine running toavoid discharging
the vehicle battery.
The variable voltagecontrolsystem measures
the amount ofelectrical discharge fromthe
battery andcontrols voltagegenerated bythe
generator.
GUID-1AF 74337-E57 8-4C98-A7 ED-F2206E 4170AC
SDI1881
1. Alternator
2. Drive beltauto-tensioner
3. Crankshaft pulley
4. Airconditioner compressor
5. Water pump
WARNING
Be sure theignition switchisin the OFF
or LOCK position beforeservicing drive
belts. Theengine couldrotate unex-
pectedly.
1. Visually inspectthebelt forsigns ofunusual
wear, cuts,fraying orlooseness. Ifthe belt is
Maintenance anddo-it-yo urself
8-15
V ARIABLE VOLTAGE CONTROL
S Y STEM DRIVE
BELT
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SDI2705
Extended storagefuseswitch (ifso
equipped)
GUID-7EE1 D234-C9B0 -4378-9F56-2 EAE0BD5CAB4
T o reduce batterydrain,theextended storage
fuse switch comes fromthefactory switched off.
Prior todelivery ofyour vehicle, theswitch is
pushed in(switched on)and should always
remain on.
If the extended storagefuseswitch isnot
pushed in(switched on),the meter maydisplay
a warning message. SeeªExtended storagefuse
warning messageº (P.2-7) .
If any electrical equipment doesnotoperate,
remove theextended storagefuseswitch and
check foranopen fuse. NO
TE:
If the extended storagefuseswitch mal-
functions orifthe fuse isopen, itis not
necessary toreplace theswitch. Inthis
case, remove theextended storagefuse
switch andreplace itwith anew fuse ofthe
same rating.
How toremove theextended storagefuse
switch:
GUID-F 83C168B-173D -4313-B631-F712588C04 63
1. To remove theextended storagefuseswitch,
be sure theignition switchisin the OFF or
L OCK position.
2. Besure theheadlight switchisin the OFF
position.
3. Remove thefuse boxcover.
4. Pinch thestorage fuseswitch andpullitin
the direction illustrated.
GUID-E0 3C12AE-52 04-44DA-8C9 2-75FB6768F780
CAUTION
Be careful nottoallow children to
swallow thebattery andremoved parts.
Maintenance anddo-it-yo urself
8-23
INTELLIGE NTKEY BATTER Y
REPLACEM ENT
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Maintenance anddo-it-yours elf
SDI2451
Replace thebattery inthe Intelligent Key as
follows:
1. Remove themechanical keyfrom theIn-
telligent Key .
2. Insert asmall screwdriver intotheslitofthe
corner andtwist itto separate theupper part
from thelower part.Useacloth toprotect the
casing.
3. Replace thebattery withanew one.
Recommended battery:
CR2025 orequivalent
.
Do not touch theinternal circuitand
electric terminals asdoing socould
cause amalfunction.
.
Hold thebattery bythe edges. Holding
the battery acrossthecontact pointswill
seriously depletethestorage capacity.
.
Make surethatthe+side faces the
bottom ofthe
case.
SDI2452
4. Align thetips ofthe upper andlower parts
*
1
, and then push them together
*
2
until it
is securely closed.
5. Operate thebuttons tocheck itsoperation.
See aNISSAN dealerifyou need anyassistance
for replacement.
FCC Notice:
For USA:
This device complies withPart15ofthe
FCC Rules. Operation issubject tothe
following twoconditions: (1)This device
may notcause harmful interference, and
(2) this device mustaccept anyinterfer-
ence received, including interference that
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Maintenance anddo-it-yours elf
Left side ofthe vehicle
Disconnect thebattery negative cablebefore
replacing bulbs.
1. Remove clip
*
A
.
2. Pull uppart
*
B
of the airduct, andthen
move part
*
C
sideways.
3. Remove theairduct
*
D
.
4. Remove backcover
*
E
.
5. Disconnect connector
*
F
.
6. Turn and pulloutsocket
*
G
, and then
remove the
bulb.
JVM0489X
Right sideofthe vehicle
Disconnect thebattery negative cablebefore
replacing bulbs.
1. Remove clip
*
A
.
2. Remove washerinlet
*
B
.
3. Remove backcover
*
C
.
4. Disconnect connector
*
D
.
5. Turn and pulloutsocket
*
E
, and then
remove thebulb.
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