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GUID-8EB BE60D-ED 28-4099-99 31-955122 56E0F1
JVC0747X
MR16DD TENGINE
GUID-D33 5D9EC-1753 -4C7F-815E-51D57D3435 1D
1. Engine oilfiller cap(P.8-8)
2. Radiator fillercap(P.8-8)
Ð Vehicle overheat (P.6-10)
3. Brake andclutch* fluidreservoir (P.8-12)
4. Aircleaner (P.8-17)
5. Window washerfluidreservoir (P.8-12) 6.
Engine drivebeltlocation (P.8-15)
7. Engine oildipstick (P.8-8)
8. Engine coolant reservoir (P.8-8)
9. Fuse/fusible linkholder (P.8-20)
10. Battery (P.8-13)
Ð Jump starting (P.6-8)
*: forManual Transmission (MT)models
ENGINE COMPARTMENT
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. The light blinks inyellow whenthedoor is
closed withtheIntelligent Key left outside
the vehicle andtheignition switchinthe
ACC orON position. Makesurethatthe
Intelligent Key isinside thevehicle.
. The light blinks ingreen whentheIntelligent
K ey battery isrunning outofpower. Replace
the battery withanew one. (See ªIntelligent
K ey battery replacementº (P.8-23) .)
. The light illuminates inyellow whenitwarns
of amalfunction withIntelligent Key system.
If the warning lightilluminates inyellow whilethe
engine isstopped, itmay beimpossible tostart
the engine. Ifthe light comes onwhile theengine
is running, youcan drive thevehicle. However in
these cases, contact aNISSAN dealerforrepair
as soon aspossible.
Low fuelwarning light
GUID-07 84D1EC-08F8- 48E5-8112-AC14204A8 2C8
This light illuminates whenthefuel inthe tank is
getting low.Refuel assoon asitis convenient,
preferably beforethefuel gauge reaches the0
(empty) position.
There willbeasmall reserve offuel
remaining inthe tank when thefuel gauge
reaches the0position.
Low tirepressure warninglight
GUID-CE4F 38F6-4622-4 692-88BA-0B 338FB86AAF
Y our vehicle isequipped withaTire Pressure
Monitoring System(TPMS) thatmonitors thetire
pressure ofall tires except thespare.
The lowtirepressure warninglightwarns oflow
tire pressure orindicates thattheTPMS isnot
functioning properly.
After theignition switchisplaced inthe ON
position, thislight illuminates forabout 1second
and turns off.
Low tirepressure warning:
GUID-F 83C168B-173D -4313-B631-F712588C04 63
If the vehicle isbeing driven withlowtire
pressure, thewarning lightwillilluminate. A
CHECK TIREPRES (pressure) warningmes-
sage isalso displayed inthe vehicle information
display .
When thelow tirepressure warninglight
illuminates, youshould stopandadjust thetire
pressure tothe recommended COLDtire
pressure shownonthe Tire andLoading
Information label.Thelowtirepressure warning
light does notautomatically turnoffwhen thetire
pressure isadjusted. Afterthetireisinflated to
the recommended pressure,thevehicle mustbe
driven atspeeds above16MPH (25km/h) to
activate theTPMS andturn offthe low tire
pressure warninglight.Useatire pressure
gauge tocheck thetirepressure. The
lowtirepressure warninglightremains
illuminated untilthetires areinflated tothe
recommended COLDtirepressure. TheCHECK
TIRE PRES warning message isdisplayed each
time theignition switchisplaced inthe ON
position aslong asthe low tirepressure warning
light remains illuminated.
For additional information, seeªCheck tire
pressure warningmessageº (P.2-7) ,ªTire Pres-
sure Monitoring System(TPMS)º (P.5-3) and
ªTire Pressure Monitoring System(TPMS)º (P.6-
3) .
TPMS malfunction:
GUID-F 83C168B-173D -4313-B631-F712588C04 63
If the TPMS isnot functioning properly,the low
tire pressure warninglightwillflash forapproxi-
mately 1minute whentheignition switchis
placed inthe ON position. Thelight willremain
on after 1minute. TheCHECK TIREPRES
warning message isnot displayed ifthe low tire
pressure warninglightilluminates toindicate a
TPMS malfunction. Havethesystem checked by
a NISSAN dealer.
For additional information, seeªTire Pressure
Monitoring System(TPMS)º (P.5-3) .
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SETUP FUNCTION
GUID-5B5DB B47-0C64-4C41-8AF1-4 43319848F1A
While inthe Drive mode, thefollowing itemscan
be set upbypressing theSETUP button.
. Display Brightness
. Button Brightness
. Clock TimeSetting
. Select Language
. Select Units
. Auto Interior Illumination
. Selective Doorunlock
. Auto Headlight Sensitivity (ifso equipped)
. CLIMA TEECO
NO TE:
. The SETUP function cannotbead-
justed whiledriving.
. When thebattery isdisconnected, the
SETUP memory iserased andreverts to
the default settings. Ifnecessary, reset
the SETUP memory afterreconnecting
the
battery.
SIC4617
Setting Display Brightness andButton
Brightness
GUID-27E 9F256-C04 B-4006-9271-055B95871748
1. Press theDrive Mode Select button.
2. Press theSETUP button.
3. Turn theSelection dialtoªDisplay Bright-
nessº orªButton Brightnessº thenpress the
ENTER
button.
SIC4557
4. Turn theSelection dialto+to increase
brightness orto
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Battery saversystem
GUID-E840 9034-D45E-48DE-A071- E3A41898289B
. When theheadlight switchisin the
or
position whiletheignition switchisin
the ON position, thelights willautomatically
turn offwithin aperiod oftime after the
ignition switchhasbeen placed inthe OFF
position.
. When theheadlight switchremains inthe
or
position afterthelights auto-
matically turnoff,the lights willturn onwhen
the ignition switchisplaced inthe ON
position.
CAUTION
. When youturn onthe headlight
switch againafterthelights auto-
matically turnoff,thelights willnot
turn offautomatically. Besure to
turn thelight switch tothe OFF
position whenyouleave thevehicle
for extended periodsoftime, other-
wise thebattery willbedischarged.
. Never leavethelight switch on
when theengine isnot running for
extended periodsoftime even ifthe
headlights turnoffautomatically.
Daytime runninglightsystem (forNISMO
models andCanada)
GUID-62FCD 516-90BE-43E6-ACAB-5 CD8364D8567
The daytime runninglightsautomatically illumi-
nate when theengine isstarted withtheparking
brake released. Thedaytime runninglights
operate withtheheadlight switchinthe OFF
position. Turn theheadlight switchtothe
position forfull illumination whendriving atnight.
(The daytime runninglightswillturn off.)
If the parking brakeisapplied beforetheengine
is started, thedaytime runninglightsdonot
illuminate. Thedaytime runninglightsilluminate
once theparking brakeisreleased. Thedaytime
running lightswillremain onuntil theignition
switch isplaced inthe OFF position.
WARNING
When thedaytime runninglightsystem
is active, taillights onyour vehicle are
not on.Itis necessary atdusk toturn on
your headlights. Failuretodo socould
cause anaccident injuringyourself and
others.
SIC4517
SIC4129
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GUID-AF2D 0C38-8F40-4385-9E9C -0A71DCA2931A
WARNING
Do not use orallow occupants touse
the seat heater ifyou orthe occupants
cannot monitor elevated seattempera-
tures orhave aninability tofeel pain in
body parts thatcontact theseat. Useof
the seat heater bysuch people could
result inserious injury.
CAUTION
. The battery couldrundown ifthe
seat heater isoperated whilethe
engine isnot running.
. Do not use theseat heater for
extended periodsorwhen noone
is using theseat.
. Do not putanything onthe seat
which insulates heat,suchasa
blanket, cushion, seatcover, etc.
Otherwise, theseat maybecome
overheated.
. Donot place anything hardorheavy
on the seat orpierce itwith apin or
similar object.Thismay result in damage
tothe heater.
. Any liquid spilled onthe heated seat
should beremoved immediately
with adry cloth.
. When cleaning theseat, never use
gasoline, thinner,orany similar
materials.
. Ifany malfunctions arefound orthe
heated seatdoes notoperate, turn
the switch offand have thesystem
checked byaNISSAN dealer.
SIC2770
The seats arewarmed bybuilt-in heaters. The
switches locatedonthe center console canbe
operated independently ofeach other.
1. Start theengine.
2. Select heatrange.
*
1
For high heat, push theHI(High) sideof
the switch.
*
2
For low heat, push theLO (Low) sideof
the switch.
The indicator lightinthe switch
*
3
will
illuminate whentheheater ison.
3. To turn offthe heater, returntheswitch to
the level position. Makesuretheindicator
light goes off.
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HEA TED SEATS(ifso equippe d)
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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.
GUID-850FE E13-D4FF-4D 25-97B5-E92230D2130 2
SIC4525
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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GUID-A C8C958B-C3D E-4C13-A406-ED56FDB 6824E
CAUTION
Do not use forextended periodsoftime
with theengine stopped. Thiscould
result inadischarged
battery.
SIC4572
MAP LIGHTS (ifso equipped)
GUID-1B 5DECC4-5 E3F-4B04-86 66-6F7000099558
Operate themap lightswitch toturn themap
light onoroff.
*
1
: ON position
*
2
: OFF position
SIC4573
MAP LIGHT CONTROL SWITCH(ifso
equipped)
GUID-D0 30AC73-6A5 E-41D1-B4E5-4C8B 6A705368
The map lights control switchhasthree posi-
tions: ON
*
1
, OFF
*
2
and center.
ON position
GUID-96E AA639-DA91 -44C2-B280-951FC4FE7 379
When theswitch isin the ON position
*
1
, the
map lights willilluminate.
OFF position
GUID-31 5173DD-FC 92-4382-95FF-5966BDB A76F5
When theswitch isin the OFF position
*
2
, the
map lights willnot illuminate, regardless ofthe
condition.
INTERIOR LIGHTS
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Center position
GUID-2C777A 6B-3617-446F-8361-A 456EE072540
When theswitch isin the center position, the
map lights willilluminate underthefollowing
conditions:
. ignition switchisplaced inthe OFF position
Ð remain onfor about 15seconds.
. doors areunlocked bypushing theUN-
L OCK
button (ontheIntelligent Key) or
the request switchwiththeignition switchin
the LOCK position
Ð remain onfor about 15seconds.
. any door isopened andthen closed withthe
ignition switchinthe LOCK position
Ð remain onfor about 15seconds.
. any door isopened withtheignition switch
in the ACC orON position
Ð remain onwhile thedoor isopened.
When thedoor isclosed, thelights go
off.
The lights willturn offafter aperiod of
time when thelights remain illuminated to
prevent thebattery frombecoming dis-
charged.
CARGO LIGHT
GUID-4E7D 7193-19FC-43A7-8050-94552D 64EF00
The cargo roomlights illuminate whenthelift
gate isopened. Whentheliftgate isclosed, the
lights willturn off.
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3 Pre-driving checksandadjustments
K eys ...
.............................................................................................. 3-2
Intelligent Keys ...
..................................................................... 3-2
Doors ...
............................................................................................ 3-4
Locking withkey ...
.................................................................. 3-4
Locking withinside lockknob ...
.......................................... 3-4
Locking withpower doorlockswitch ...
............................ 3-5
Automatic doorlocks ...
......................................................... 3-5
Child safety reardoor lock ...
............................................... 3-6
Intelligent Key system ...
.............................................................. 3-6
Intelligent Key operating range...
........................................ 3-8
Door locks/unlocks precaution...
........................................ 3-8
Intelligent Key operation ...
.................................................... 3-9
Battery saversystem ...
....................................................... 3-10
W arning lightsandaudible reminders ...
........................ 3-10
T roubleshooting guide...
..................................................... 3-11
How touse remote keyless entryfunction ...
................ 3-12Hood
...
......................................................................................... 3-15
Lift gate ...
.................................................................................... 3-16
Front sideandrear unique parts(NISMO models) ...
..... 3-17
Fuel-filler door...
........................................................................ 3-18
Opening thefuel-filler door...
......................................... 3-18
Fuel-filler cap...
.................................................................. 3-18
Tilt steering column ...
.............................................................. 3-20
Tilt operation ...
................................................................... 3-20
Sun visors ...
................................................................................ 3-21
Mirrors ...
..................................................................................... 3-21
Inside mirror ...
..................................................................... 3-21
Outside mirrors ...
............................................................... 3-22
V anity mirror ...
..................................................................... 3-23
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GUID-F 7866A38-D9 62-41BD-9D0D-7935A4 B2CC6C
A key number plateissupplied withyour keys.
Record thekey number andkeep itin asafe
place (such asyour wallet) ,not inthe vehicle. If
you lose your keys, seeaNISSAN dealerfor
duplicates byusing thekey number. NISSAN
does notrecord anykeynumbers soitis very
important tokeep track ofyour keynumber plate.
A key number isonly necessary whenyouhave
lost allkeys anddonot have onetoduplicate
from. Ifyou stillhave akey ,this keycan be
duplicated byaNISSAN
dealer.
SP A2406
1. Intelligent Key (2sets)
2. Mechanical key(inside Intelligent Key) (2sets)
3. Key number plate
INTELLIGEN TKEY S
GUID-70 B1A049-A959 -47AA-AA04-4D59E28 64492
Y our vehicle canonly bedriven withthe
Intelligent Keys which areregistered toyour
vehicle's Intelligent Key system components and
NISSAN Vehicle Immobilizer Systemcompo-
nents. Asmany as4Intelligent Keys can be
registered andused withonevehicle. Thenew
keys must beregistered byaNISSAN dealer
prior touse with theIntelligent Key system and
NISSAN Vehicle Immobilizer Systemofyour
vehicle. Sincetheregistration processrequires
erasing allmemory inthe Intelligent Key compo- nents
whenregistering newkeys, besure totake
all Intelligent Keys that youhave tothe NISSAN
dealer.
CAUTION
. Be sure tocarry theIntelligent Key
with youwhen driving. TheIntelli-
gent Keyisaprecision devicewitha
built-in transmitter. To avoid dama-
ging it,please notethefollowing.
Ð The Intelligent Keyiswater
resistant ;however, wettingmay
damage theIntelligent Key.If
the Intelligent Keygets wet,
immediately wipeuntilitis com-
pletely dry.
Ð Do not bend, droporstrike it
against another object.
Ð If the outside temperature is
below 148F(-108C) degrees, the
battery ofthe intelligent key
may notfunction properly.
Ð Do not place theIntelligent Key
for anextended periodina
place where temperatures ex-
ceed 1408F (608C).
KEY S
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