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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupple mental restraint system
The reclining featureallowsadjustment ofthe
seatback foroccupants ofdifferent sizesfor
added comfort andtohelp obtain proper seat
belt fit.(See ªPrecautions onseat beltusageº
(P .1-10) .)Also, theseatback canbereclined to
allow occupants torest when thevehicle is
stopped andthetransmission isin the P(Park)
position orN(Neutral) positionwiththeparking
brake fullyapplied.
NO TE:
. Depending onthe passenger's seat
sliding position whenthepassenger
seat isunoccupied whiledriving, a
noise maybeheard asthe side part
of the passenger's seatcontacts the
seat belttongue. Inthis case, move the
seat tothe rearmost positiontoavoid
interference.
. Ifyou arehaving difficulty turningthe
adjusting dial,park thevehicle and
then open thedoor orget out ofthe
vehicle tooperate the
dial.
SSS1129
Seat lifter (fordriver's seat):
GUID-F 83C168B-173D -4313-B631-F712588C04 63
Pull uporpush down theadjusting leverto
adjust theseat height untilthedesired position
is
achieved.
SSS1142
REAR SEATS
GUID-2F D3862E-47 A4-488D-87D 0-EC77846BDDE4
Folding
GUID-93D CD3BA-E4 81-4D39-82 ED-FEB595DFCE01
Before folding therear seats:
GUID-F 83C168B-173D -4313-B631-F712588C04 63
Secure theseat belts onthe seat belthooks on
the side wall. (See ªSeat belthooksº (P.1-15) .)
T o fold theseatback, pulltheadjusting knob
*
1
.
T o return theseatback tothe seating position, lift
up each seatback andpush itto the upright
position untilitis latched.
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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
of movement inthe seat. TheELR locks theseat
belt when thevehicle slowsdownrapidly or
during certain impacts.
The Automatic LockingRetractor (ALR)mode
(child restraint mode)lockstheseat beltfor
child restraint installation.
When ALRmode isactivated theseat belt
cannot beextended againuntiltheseat belt
tongue isdetached fromthebuckle andfully
retracted. Theseat beltreturns tothe ELR mode
after theseat beltfully retracts. Foradditional
information, seeªChild restraintsº (P.1-18) .
The ALR mode should beused onlyfor
child restraint installation. Duringnormal
seat beltusebyan occupant, theALR
mode should notbeactivated. Ifitis
activated, itmay cause uncomfortable seat
belt tension.
WARNING
When fastening theseat belts, be
certain thatseatbacks arecompletely
secured inthe latched position. Ifthey
are not completely secured,passengers
may beinjured inan accident orsudden
stop.
SSS0326
Unfastening theseat belts
GUID-216 35C9C-442A- 4A4D-8DCA-98795 E92F33C
T o unfasten theseat belt, push thebutton onthe
buckle. Theseat beltautomatically
retracts.
SSS0351A
Shoulder beltheight adjustmen t(for front
seats)
GUID-478E B067-D69E-4F21-BFB D-D64BA568 97AA
The shoulder beltanchor heightshould be
adjusted tothe position bestforyou. (See
ªPrecautions onseat beltusageº (P.1-10) .)
T o adjust, pulltheadjustment button
*
1
, and
then move theshoulder beltanchor tothe
desired position
*
2
, so that thebelt passes
over thecenter ofthe shoulder. Thebeltshould
be away fromyourfaceandneck, butnotfalling
off ofyour shoulder. Releasetheadjustment
button tolock theshoulder beltanchor into
position.
The range ofheight adjustment ofthe shoulder
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belt may varydepending onthe model.
WARNING
. After adjustment, releasethead-
justment buttonandtrytomove the
shoulder beltanchor upand down
to make sureitis securely fixedin
position.
. The shoulder beltanchor height
should beadjusted tothe position
best foryou. Failure todo somay
reduce theeffectiveness ofthe
entire restraint systemandincrease
the chance orseverity ofinjury inan
accident.
SSS1138
Seat belthooks
GUID-25 E8B927-50 72-4F1F-98 5C-684D733 1B3AE
When therear seat belts arenot inuse and
when folding downtherear seats, hooktherear
seat belts onthe seat belthooks.
SEA TBEL TEXTENDERS
GUID-C84 947AA-EF54- 4D80-9A01-8 CBD06A2F683
If, because ofbody sizeordriving position, itis
not possible toproperly fitthe lap-shoulder belt
and fasten it,an extender thatiscompatible with
the installed seatbelts isavailable thatcanbe
purchased. Theextender addsapproximately 8
in (200 mm)oflength andmay beused foreither
the driver orfront passenger seatingposition.
See aNISSAN dealerforassistance with
purchasing anextender ifan extender isrequired.
WARNING
. Only NISSAN seatbeltextenders,
made bythe same company which
made theoriginal equipment seat
belts, should beused withNISSAN
seat belts.
. Adults andchildren whocanuse the
standard seatbeltshould notuse an
extender. Suchunnecessary use
could result inserious personal
injury inthe event ofan accident.
. Never useseat beltextenders to
install childrestraints. Ifthe child
restraint isnot secured properly, the
child could beseriously injuredina
collision orasudden stop.
SEA TBEL TMAINTENANCE
GUID-23302E 97-1D07-46E8-ABD5-3B61EAC1F 2CD
. To clean theseat beltwebbing, applya
mild soap solution orany solution recom-
mended forcleaning upholstery orcarpets.
Then wipewithacloth andallow theseat
belts todry inthe shade. Donot allow the
seat belts toretract untilthey arecompletely
dry .
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ªChild restraintsº (P.1-18) .
A child restraint maybesecured inthe vehicle
by using either theLATCH (Lower Anchors and
T ethers forCHildren) systemorwith thevehicle
seat belt. SeeªChild restraintsº (P.1-18) for
more information.
NISSAN recommends thatallpre-teens
and children berestrained inthe rear seat.
Studies showthatchildren aresafer when
properly restrained inthe rear seat than in
the front seat.
This isespecially importantbecauseyour
vehicle hasasupplemental restraintsys-
tem (Airbag system) forthe front passen-
ger. See ªSupplemental restraintsystemº
(P .1-38) .
INF ANTS
GUID-8A5 C1EF8-1BA0 -4BB0-A11B-F37E77F6BF17
Infants uptoatleast 1year oldshould beplaced
in arear-facing childrestraint. NISSANrecom-
mends thatinfants beplaced inchild restraints
that comply withFederal MotorVehicle Safety
Standards orCanadian MotorVehicle Safety
Standards. You should choose achild restraint
that fitsyour vehicle andalways followthe
manufacturer's instructionsforinstallation and
use.
SMALL CHILDREN
GUID-D785B 1AD-5D38-4B 06-AE49-C96B27E8D CD7
Children thatareover 1year oldand weigh at
least 20lbs (9kg) should remaininarear-facing
child restraint aslong aspossible uptothe
height orweight limitofthe child restraint.
Children whooutgrow theheight orweight limit
of the rear-facing childrestraint andareatleast
1 year oldshould besecured inaforward-facing
child restraint withaharness. Refertothe
manufacturer's instructionsforminimum and
maximum weightandheight recommendations.
NISSAN recommends thatsmall children be
placed inchild restraints thatcomply with
Federal MotorVehicle Safety Standards or
Canadian MotorVehicle Safety Standards. You
should choose achild restraint thatfitsyour
vehicle andalways followthemanufacturer's
instructions forinstallation anduse.
LARGER CHILDREN
GUID-03 0EE564-4B BD-41E6-94 17-5A670B31A472
Children shouldremaininaforward-facing child
restraint withaharness untilthey reach the
maximum heightorweight limitallowed bythe
child restraint manufacturer.
Once achild outgrows theheight orweight limit
of the harness-equipped forward-facingchild
restraint, NISSANrecommends thatthechild be
placed inacommercially availableboosterseat
to obtain proper seatbeltfit.For aseat belttofit
properly ,the booster seatshould raisethechild so
that theshoulder beltisproperly positioned
across thechest andthetop, middle portion of
the shoulder. Theshoulder beltshould notcross
the neck orface andshould notfalloffthe
shoulder. Thelapbelt should liesnugly across
the lower hipsorupper thighs, nottheabdomen.
A booster seatcanonly beused inseating
positions thathave athree-point typeseatbelt.
The booster seatshould fitthe vehicle seatand
have alabel certifying thatitcomplies with
Federal MotorVehicle Safety Standards or
Canadian MotorVehicle Safety Standards.
Once thechild hasgrown sothe shoulder belt
is no longer onornear theface andneck, and
the lapbelt canbepositioned properlyacross
the lower hipsorupper thighs, usetheseat belt
without thebooster seat.
WARNING
Never letachild stand orkneel onany
seat anddonot allow achild inthe
cargo area.Thechild could beseriously
injured orkilled inasudden stopor
collision.
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Ð Keep seatbacks asupright as
possible afterfitting thechild
restraint.
Ð Infants andchildren shouldal-
ways beplaced inan appropri-
ate child restraint whileinthe
vehicle.
. When thechild restraint isnot in
use, keep itsecured withtheLATCH
system oraseat belt. Inasudden
stop orcollision, looseobjects can
injure occupants ordamage the
vehicle.
CAUTION
A child restraint inaclosed vehicle can
become veryhot.Check theseating
surface andbuckles beforeplacing a
child inthe child restraint.
This vehicle isequipped withauniversal child
restraint anchorsystem, referred toas the
LA TCH (Lower Anchors andTethers forCHil-
dren) system. Somechildrestraints includerigid
or webbing-mounted attachmentsthatcanbe
connected tothese anchors. For
details, seeªLower Anchors andTethers for
CHildren System(LATCH)º (P.1-20) .
If you donot have aLA TCH compatible child
restraint, thevehicle seatbelts canbeused.
Several manufacturers offerchild restraints for
infants andsmall children ofvarious sizes.When
selecting anychild restraint, keepthefollowing
points inmind:
. Choose onlyarestraint withalabel certifying
that itcomplies withFederal MotorVehicle
Safety Standard 213orCanadian Motor
V ehicle Safety Standard 213.
. Check thechild restraint inyour vehicle to
be sure itis compatible withthevehicle's
seat andseat beltsystem.
. Ifthe child restraint iscompatible withyour
vehicle, placeyourchild inthe child restraint
and check thevarious adjustments tobe
sure thechild restraint iscompatible with
your child. Choose achild restraint thatis
designed foryour child's heightandweight.
Always followallrecommended procedures.
. Ifthe combined weightofthe child andchild
restraint isless than 65lbs (29.5 kg),you
may useeither theLATCH anchors orthe
seat belttoinstall thechild restraint (not
both atthe same time). .
Ifthe combined weightofthe child andchild
restraint isgreater than65lbs (29.5 kg),use
the vehicle's seatbelt(not thelower
anchors) toinstall thechild restraint.
. Besure tofollow thechild restraint manu-
facturer's instructions forinstallation.
All U.S. states andCanadian provinces or
territories requirethatinfants andsmall
children berestrained inan approved child
restraint atall times whilethevehicle is
being operated. Canadianlawrequires the
top tether straponforward-facing child
restraints besecured tothe designated
anchor pointonthe vehicle.
Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplemental restraintsystem
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SDI2693
Be careful nottoclog thewasher nozzle
*
A
.
This maycause improper windshield washer
operation. Ifthe nozzle isclogged, removeany
objects withaneedle orsmall pin
*
B
. Be
careful nottodamage thenozzle.
GUID-4F E910FB-E 99A-42DF-B 107-5DBED177B1BD
Contact aNISSAN dealerifchecking or
replacement isrequired.
GUID-2B 31454F-BCA F-420F-B285-264881 F399AA
If the brakes donot operate properly,have the
brakes checked byaNISSAN dealer.
SELF-ADJUS TINGBRAKES
GUID-28B8AA 7E-6AD4-49DC-A96 9-9DE078A1 FF1E
Y our vehicle isequipped withself-adjusting
brakes.
The disc-type brakesself-adjust everytimethe
brake pedal isapplied.
WARNING
See aNISSAN dealerforabrake
system checkifthe brake pedalheight
does notreturn tonormal.
BRAKE PAD WEAR WARNING
GUID-550 19B81-BB33 -4B67-AE42- 95680A304881
The disc brake padshaveaudible wearwarn-
ings. When abrake padrequires replacement, it
will make ahigh pitched scraping soundwhen
the vehicle isin motion. Thisscraping soundwill
first occur onlywhen thebrake pedalis
depressed. Aftermore wearofthe brake pad,
the sound willalways beheard evenifthe brake
pedal isnot depressed. Havethebrakes
checked assoon aspossible ifthe wear warning
sound isheard.
Under somedriving orclimate conditions,
occasional brakesqueak, squealorother noise
may beheard. Occasional brakenoiseduring
Maintenance anddo-it-yo urself
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REAR WINDOW WIPERBLADE BRAKES
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SDI1606
Example
*
1
Tire size (example: P215/60R16 94H)
1. P:The ªPºindicates thetireisdesigned
for passenger vehicles.(Notalltires
have thisinformation.)
2. Three-digit number(215):Thisnumber
gives thewidth inmillimeters ofthe tire
from sidewall edgetosidewall edge.
3. Two-digit number(60):Thisnumber,
known asthe aspect ratio,gives the
tire's ratioofheight towidth.
4. R:The ªRºstands forradial. 5.
Two-digit number(16):Thisnumber is
the wheel orrim diameter ininches.
6. Two- orthree-digit number(94):This
number isthe tire's loadindex. Itis a
measurement ofhow much weight each
tire can support. You may notfind this
information onalltires because itis not
required bylaw .
7. H: Tire speed rating.You should not
drive thevehicle fasterthanthetire
speed rating.
SDI1607
Example
*
2
TIN (Tire Identification Number)fora
new tire(example: DOTXX XX XXX XXXX)
1. DOT: Abbreviation forthe ªDepartment
of Transportationº .The symbol canbe
placed above,belowortothe leftor
right ofthe Tire Identification Number.
2. Two-digit code:Manufacturer's identifi-
cation mark
3. Two-digit code:Tiresize
4. Three-digit code:Tiretype code (Op-
tional)
Maintenance anddo-it-yo urself
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wear indicators arevisible, the
tire(s) should bereplaced.
.
Tires degrade withageand use.
Have tires,including thespare,
over 6years oldchecked bya
qualified technician, because
some tiredamage maynotbe
obvious. Replacethetires as
necessary toprevent tirefailure
and possible personal injury.
.
Improper serviceofthe spare
tire may result inserious perso-
nal injury. Ifitis necessary to
repair thespare tire,contact a
NISSAN dealer.
.
For additional information re-
garding tires,refertoªImportant
Tire Safety Informationº (US)or
ªTire Safety Informationº (Cana-
da) inthe Warranty Information
Booklet.
Replacing wheelsandtires
GUID-230 95086-9B18-4 E25-B69C-85FAB59BB 518
When replacing atire, usethesame size,tread
design, speedratingandload carrying capacity
as originally equipped. (SeeªSpecificationsº
(P .9-8) forrecommended typesandsizes of
tires andwheels.)
WARNING
. The useoftires other thanthose
recommended orthe mixed useof
tires ofdifferent brands,construc-
tion (bias, bias-belted orradial) ,or
tread patterns canadversely affect
the ride, braking, handling, ground
clearance, body-to-tire clearance,
tire chain clearance, speedometer
calibration, headlightaimand bum-
per height. Someofthese effects
may lead toaccidents andcould
result inserious personal injury.
. For Two-Wheel Drive(2WD) models,
if your vehicle wasoriginally
equipped with4tires thatwere the
same sizeandyouareonly repla-
cing 2of the 4tires, install thenew
tires onthe rear axle. Placing new
tires onthe front axlemay cause
loss ofvehicle control insome driving
conditions andcause an
accident andpersonal injury.
. Ifthe wheels arechanged forany
reason, alwaysreplace withwheels
which havethesame off-set dimen-
sion. Wheels ofadifferent off-set
could cause premature tirewear,
degrade vehiclehandling character-
istic sand/or interference withthe
brake discs/drums. Suchinterfer-
ence canlead todecreased braking
efficiency and/orearlybrake pad/
shoe wear. SeeªWheels andtiresº
(P .9-9) ofthis manual forwheel off-
set dimensions.
. When aspare tireismounted ora
wheel isreplaced, theTPMS willnot
function andthelow tirepressure
warning lightwillflash forapproxi-
mately 1minute. Thelight will
remain onafter 1minute. Contact
your NISSAN dealerassoon as
possible fortire replacement and/
or system resetting.
. Replacing tireswiththose notori-
ginally specified byNISSAN could
affect theproper operation ofthe
TPMS.
Maintenance anddo-it-yo urself
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WHEELS ANDTIRES
GUID-C40 ED7DF-56C5-45AC-9C 3D-F18536F863C6
Road wheel
GUID-AC6F8 AA2-8645-4DD5-8993 -69495FB20 C39
T ype SizeOffsetin
(mm)
Conven-
tional 17
67J 1.85(47)
NISMO
models 18
67J 1.85(47)
Spare 16
64T 1.18(30)
NISMO RS
models 17
64T 1.18(30)
Tire
GUID-59C0 84C1-8B9D -4172-8B2F-4D8AD61565 D7
T ype SizePressure
PSI (kPa)
[Cold]
Conven-
tional P215/55-
R17 93V 33
(230)*1
36 (250)*2
35 (240)*3
NISMO
models 225/45R18
95Y 33
(230)*1
35 (240)*3
Spare T135/80-
D16
101M*1*2
60(420)
T135/90-
D16
102M*3
NISMO RS
models T135/70-
D17 92M
*1: 2WD MTmodel
*2: 2WD CVTmodel
*3: AWD model
DIMENSION SAND WEIGHT S
GUID-35AE 1539-5416-49D5-8A28-470835 B3B39D
Overall length in(mm) 162.8 (4,135)*1
162.4 (4,125)*2
164.0 (4,165)*3
163.8 (4,160)*4
Overall width in(mm) 69.5(1,765)
69.7(1,770)*5
Overall height in(mm) 61.8(1,570)
Front tread in(mm) 60.0(1,525)
Rear tread in(mm) 60.0(1,525)*6
59.3 (1,505)*7
Wheelbase in(mm) 99.6(2,530)
Gross Vehicle
W eight Rating
(GVWR) lb
(kg)
SeetheF.M.V .S.S. or
C.M.V .S.S.certification
label onthe driver's
side center pillar.
Gross
Axle
W eight Rating
(GA WR)
Front lb(kg)
Rear lb(kg)
*1: Withfrontlicense platebracket
*2: Without frontlicense platebracket
*3: Withfrontlicense platebracket (NISMO mod-
els)
*4: Without frontlicense platebracket (NISMO
models)
*5: NISMO models
*6: for2WD model
*7: forAWD model
T echnical andconsum erinformation
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Pregnant women...
.................................................. 1-12
Seat beltcleaning ...
................................................. ..7-6
Seat beltextenders ...
....................................... .......1-15
Seat belthooks ...
................................................. ...1-15
Seat beltmaintenance ...
........................................ 1-15
Seat beltwarning light...
........................................ 2-16
Seat belts ...
....................................... ........................1-10
Seat belts withpretensioners ...
........................... 1-50
Shoulder beltheight adjustment ...
...................... 1-14
Small children ...
................................................. .......1-17
Three-point type...
............................................ .......1-12
Seat(s) Heated seats...
...................................................... ...2-41
Seats ...
................................................................ ..........1-2
Security system(NISSAN Vehicle Immobilizer
System) ,Engine start...
....................................... ..........2-30
Security system,Vehicle security system...
............. 2-29
Servicing airconditioner ...
............................................ 4-32
Setting climateeco...
....................................... ..............4-31
Shift lever
Shift lockrelease ...
.................................................. 5-18
Shift lockrelease
T ransmission ...
.......................................................... 5-18
Shifting CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) ...
.... 5-14
Manual transmission ...
............................................ 5-19
Shoulder beltheight adjustment, For
front seats ...
........................................................... ..........1-14
SOURCE selectswitch ...
....................................... ......4-70
Spare tire...
............................................ ..................8-42,9-9
Spark plugs...
....................................... ...........................8-16
Speedometer ...
...................................................... ............2-6
Starting Before starting theengine ...
................................. 5-12
Jump starting ...
...................................................... ......6-8
Precautions whenstarting anddriving ...
.............. 5-2
Push starting ...
...................................................... ...6-10 Starting
theengine ...
....................................... .......5-13
Status light,Front passenger airbag ...
.................... 1-46
Steering Electric powersteering system...
........................ 5-34
Steering wheelswitch foraudio controls ...
...... 4-70
Tilting steering column...
........................................ 3-20
Storage ...
................................................................ ..........2-43
Sun visors ...
........................................................... ..........3-21
Supplemental airbag warning labels...
..................... 1-51
Supplemental airbag warning light...
............ 1-52,2-17
Supplemental restraintsystem...
................................. 1-38
Precautions onsupplemental
restraint system...
..................................................... 1-38
Switch Audio control steering wheelswitch ...
............... 4-70
Autolight switch...
................................................. ...2-36
Fog light switch ...
................................................. ...2-40
Hazard warning flasherswitch...
............................. 6-2
Headlight switch...
............................................ .......2-36
P ower doorlockswitch ...
....................................... ..3-5
Rear window andoutside mirror
defroster switch...
................................................. ...2-35
T urn signal switch ...
................................................ 2-39
V ehicle dynamic control(VDC)offswitch ...
..... 2-40
T
T achometer ...
............................................ .........................2-8
T emperature display...
.................................................... 2-10
T emperature gauge,Engine coolant
temperature gauge...
............................................ ............2-8
T ext messaging ...
...................................................... ......4-86
Theft (NISSAN Vehicle Immobilizer System),
Engine start...
............................................ .......................2-30
Three-way catalyst...
............................................ ............5-3
Tilt steering column...
.................................................... 3-20
Tire pressure, Lowtirepressure warninglight...
.... 2-15 Tires
Flat tire...
............................................ ...........................6-3
Low tirepressure warningsystem...
...................... 5-3
Tire andLoading information label...
....... 8-32, 9-12
Tire chains ...
........................................................... ...8-39
Tire dressing ...
........................................................... ..7-4
Tire pressure ...
...................................................... ...8-31
Tire pressure monitoring
system (TPMS) ...
............................................... 5-3,6-3
Tire rotation ...
............................................ ................8-40
T ypes oftires ...
...................................................... ...8-38
Uniform tirequality grading ...
............................... 9-18
Wheel/tire size...
......................................................... 9-9
Wheels andtires ...
.................................................. 8-31
T onneau cover(seecargo cover) ...
........................... 2-45
T ouch screen ...
...................................................... ............4-4
T owing
Flat towing ...
...................................................... .......9-17
T ow truck towing ...
.................................................. 6-12
T owing atrailer ...
..................................................... 9-17
TPMS, Tirepressure monitoring system...
................. 5-3
TPMS, Tirepressure warningsystem...
...................... 6-3
T railer towing ...
...................................................... ..........9-17
T ransmission
Continuously Variable Transmission
(CVT) fluid...
........................................................... ...8-11
Driving withCVT (Continuously
V ariable Transmission) ...
........................................ 5-14
Driving withmanual transmission ...
..................... 5-19
T ransmission shiftlever lockrelease ...
............... 5-18
T ransmitter, WithIntelligent Key system
(See Intelligent Key system) ...
..................................... 3-12
T raveling orregistering yourvehicle in
another country...
...................................................... ......9-10
T rip computer ...
................................................. ..............2-10
T urn signal switch ...
................................................. ......2-39
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