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Illustrated tableofcontents
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1. Meters andgauges (P.2-5)
2. Center ventilator (P.4-24)
3. Audio system* orNavigation system**(P.4-32)
4. Hazard warning flasherswitch(P.6-2)
5. Integrated ControlSystem* (P.2-21)
Ð Drive mode (P.5-21)
Ð Heater andairconditioner control(P.4-25) Ð
Defroster switch(P.2-35)
5. Heater andairconditioner control(models
without Integrated ControlSystem) (P.4-25)
Ð Defroster switch(P.2-35)
6. Front passenger supplemental airbag (P.1-38)
7. Sideventilator (P.4-24)
8. Fuel-filler doorrelease handle(P.3-18) 9.
Hood release handle(P.3-15)
10. Push-button ignitionswitch(P.5-9)
11. Auxiliary inputjack/USB connection port*
(P .4-35)
12. Parking brake(P.5-25)
13. Cupholder (P.2-43)
14. Power outlet (P.2-42)
15. Glove box(P.2-44)
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Instrumen tsand controls
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1. Meters andgauges
2. Center ventilator
3. Audio system* orNavigation system**
4. Hazard warning flasherswitch
5. Integrated ControlSystem*
Ð Drive mode
Ð Heater andairconditioner control Ð
Defroster switch
5. Heater andairconditioner control(models
without Integrated ControlSystem)
Ð Defroster switch
6. Front passenger supplemental airbag
7. Sideventilator
8. Fuel-filler doorrelease handle 9.
Hood release handle
10. Push-button ignitionswitch
11. Auxiliary inputjack/USB connection port*
12. Parking brake
13. Cupholder
14. Power outlet
15. Glove box
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**: Refer tothe separate Navigation SystemOwn-
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Pre-driving checksandadjustment s
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When opening thehood:
1. Pull thehood release handle
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located
below theinstrument panel;thehood will
then spring upslightly .
2. Locate thelever
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2
in between thehood
and grille, andpullthelever upwith your
fingertips.
3. Raise thehood
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3
.
4. Remove thesupport rod
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4
and insert it
into theslot
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5
.
Hold thecoated part
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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.
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3. When appropriate, slowlyrelease theaccel-
erator pedaltogradually slowthevehicle.
4. Gradually steerthevehicle toasafe location
off the road andaway fromtraffic ifpossible.
5. Lightly applythebrake pedaltogradually
stop thevehicle.
6. Turn onthe hazard warning flashersand
either contact aroadside emergency service
to change thetireorsee ªChanging aflat
tireº (P.6-3) ofthis Owner's Manual.
DRINKING ALCOHOL/DRUG SAND
DRIVING
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WARNING
Never driveunder theinfluence of
alcohol ordrugs. Alcohol inthe blood-
stream reduces coordination, delays
reaction timeandimpairs judgement.
Driving afterdrinking alcoholincreases
the likelihood ofbeing involved inan
accident injuringyourself andothers.
Additionally, ifyou areinjured inan
accident, alcoholcanincrease these-
verity ofthe injury.
NISSAN iscommitted tosafe driving. However,
you must choose nottodrive under theinfluence of
alcohol. Everyyearthousands ofpeople are
injured orkilled inalcohol-related accidents.
Although thelocal lawsvaryonwhat is
considered tobe legally intoxicated, thefact is
that alcohol affectsallpeople differently and
most people underestimate theeffects of
alcohol.
Remember, drinkinganddriving don'tmix!And
that istrue fordrugs, too(over-the-counter,
prescription, andillegal drugs).Don't driveif
your ability tooperate yourvehicle isimpaired by
alcohol, drugs,orsome otherphysical condition.
DRIVING SAFETYPRECAUTI ONS
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Y our NISSAN isdesigned forboth normal and
off-road use.However, avoiddriving indeep
water ormud asyour NISSAN ismainly
designed forleisure use,unlike aconventional
off-road vehicle.
Remember thatTwo-Wheel Drive(2WD) mod-
els are less capable thanAll-Wheel Drive
(A WD) models forrough roaddriving and
extrication whenstuckindeep snow,mud, or
the like.
Please observe thefollowing precautions:
WARNING
. Drive carefully whenoffthe road
and avoid dangerous areas.Every
person whodrives orrides inthis
vehicle shouldbeseated withtheir
seat beltfastened. Thiswillkeep
you and your passengers inposition
when driving overrough terrain.
. Do not drive across steepslopes.
Instead driveeither straight upor
straight downtheslopes. Off-road
vehicles cantipover sideways much
more easily thantheycanforward or
backward.
. Many hillsaretoo steep forany
vehicle. Ifyou drive upthem, you
may stall. Ifyou drive down them,
you may notbeable tocontrol your
speed. Ifyou drive across them,you
may rollover.
. Donot shift ranges whiledriving on
downhill gradesasthis could cause
loss ofcontrol ofthe vehicle.
. Stay alert when driving tothe top of
a hill. Atthe top there could bea
drop-off orother hazard thatcould
cause anaccident.
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indicate amalfunction. Ifthe computer sensesa
malfunction, itswitches theABS offand
illuminates theABS warning lightonthe
instrument panel.Thebrake system thenoper-
ates normally ,but without anti-lock assistance.
If the ABS warning lightilluminates duringthe
self-test orwhile driving, havethevehicle
checked byaNISSAN dealer.
Normal operation
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The ABS operates atspeeds above3to 6MPH
(5 to10 km/h) .The speed variesaccording to
road conditions.
When theABS senses thatoneormore wheels
are close tolocking up,the actuator rapidly
applies andreleases hydraulic pressure. This
action issimilar topumping thebrakes very
quickly .You may feelapulsation inthe brake
pedal andhear anoise fromunder thehood or
feel avibration fromtheactuator whenitis
operating. Thisisnormal andindicates thatthe
ABS isoperating properly.However, thepulsa-
tion may indicate thatroad conditions are
hazardous andextra careisrequired while
driving.
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The Vehicle Dynamic Control(VDC)system
uses various sensors tomonitor driverinputs
and vehicle motion. Undercertain drivingcon-
ditions, theVDC system helpstoperform the
following functions.
. Controls brakepressure toreduce wheel
slip onone slipping drivewheel sopower is
transferred toanon slipping drivewheel on
the same axle.
. Controls brakepressure andengine output
to reduce drivewheel slipbased onvehicle
speed (traction controlfunction) .
. Controls brakepressure atindividual wheels
and engine outputtohelp thedriver maintain
control ofthe vehicle inthe following
conditions:
Ð understeer (vehicletendstonot follow
the steered pathdespite increased
steering input)
Ð oversteer (vehicletendstospin dueto
certain roadordriving conditions) .
The VDC system canhelp thedriver tomaintain
control ofthe vehicle, butitcannot prevent loss
of vehicle controlinall driving situations.
When theVDC system operates, theVDC
warning light
in the instrument panelflashes
so note thefollowing:
. The road maybeslippery orthe system may
determine someaction isrequired tohelp keep
thevehicle onthe steered path.
. You may feelapulsation inthe brake pedal
and hear anoise orvibration fromunder the
hood. Thisisnormal andindicates thatthe
VDC system isworking properly.
. Adjust yourspeed anddriving tothe road
conditions.
If a malfunction occursinthe system, theVDC
warning light
illuminates inthe instrument
panel. TheVDC system automatically turnsoff.
The VDC OFFswitch isused toturn offthe VDC
system. TheVDC offindicator
illuminates to
indicate theVDC system isoff. When theVDC
switch isused toturn offthe system, theVDC
system stilloperates toprevent onedrive wheel
from slipping bytransferring powertoanon
slipping drivewheel. TheVDC warning light
flashes ifthis occurs. Allother VDCfunctions
are off,and theVDC warning light
will not
flash. TheVDC system isautomatically resetto
on when theignition switchisplaced inthe off
position thenback tothe onposition.
See ªVehicle Dynamic Control(VDC)warning
lightº (P.2-17) andªVehicle Dynamic Control
(VDC) offindicator lightº(P.2-19) .
The computer hasabuilt-in diagnostic feature
that tests thesystem eachtimeyoustart the
engine andmove thevehicle forward orin
reverse ataslow speed. Whentheself-test
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Maintenan ceand do-it-you rself
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Some day-to-day andregular maintenance is
essential tomaintain yourvehicle goodmechan-
ical condition, aswell asitsemission andengine
performance.
It is the owner's responsibility tomake surethat
the scheduled maintenance, aswell asgeneral
maintenance, isperformed.
As the vehicle owner,youarethe only onewho
can ensure thatyour vehicle receives theproper
maintenance care.You are avital linkinthe
maintenance chain.
SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE
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For your convenience, bothrequired andop-
tional scheduled maintenance itemsarede-
scribed andlisted inyour ªNISSAN Serviceand
Maintenance Guideº.You must refertothat
guide toensure thatnecessary maintenance is
performed onyour vehicle atregular intervals.
GENERAL MAINTENAN CE
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General maintenance includesthoseitems
which should bechecked duringnormal day-
to-day operation. Theyareessential forproper
vehicle operation. Itis your responsibility to
perform theseprocedures regularlyaspre-
scribed.
Performing generalmaintenance checksre-
quires minimal mechanical skilland only afew
general automotive tools. These
checks orinspections canbedone by
yourself, aqualified technician or,ifyou prefer, a
NISSAN dealer.
WHERE TO GO FOR SERVICE
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If maintenance serviceisrequired oryour vehicle
appears tomalfunction, havethesystems
checked andserviced byaNISSAN dealer.
NISSAN technicians arewell-trained specialists
and arekept up-to-date withthelatest service
information throughtechnical bulletins,service
tips, andin-dealership informationsystems.
They arecompletely qualifiedtowork on
NISSAN vehiclesbeforeworkbegins.
Y ou can beconfident thataNISSAN dealer's
service department performsthebest jobto
meet themaintenance requirements onyour
vehicle.
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During thenormal day-to-day operationofthe
vehicle, generalmaintenance shouldbeper-
formed regularly asprescribed inthis section. If
you detect anyunusual sounds, vibrations or
smell, besure tocheck forthe cause orhave a
NISSAN dealerdoitpromptly .In addition, you
should notifyaNISSAN dealerifyou think that
repairs arerequired.
When performing anychecks ormaintenance
work, seeªMaintenance precautionsº(P.8-5) .
EXPLANA TIONOFMAINTEN ANCE
ITEMS
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Additional information onthe following
items withª*ºisfound laterinthis section.
Outside thevehicle
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The maintenance itemslistedhereshould be
performed fromtimetotime, unless otherwise
specified.
Doors andengine hood:Check thatalldoors
and theengine hoodoperate properly.Also
ensure thatalllatches locksecurely .Lubricate
hinges, latches, latchpins,rollers andlinks if
necessary .Make surethatthesecondary latch
keeps thehood fromopening whentheprimary
latch isreleased.
When driving inareas usingroadsaltorother
corrosive materials, checklubrication frequently.
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CLEANING
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If your windshield isnot clear afterusing the
windshield washerorifa wiper blade chatters
when running, waxorother material maybeon
the blade orwindshield.
Clean theoutside ofthe windshield witha
washer solution oramild detergent. Your
windshield isclean ifbeads donot form when
rinsing withclear water.
Clean eachblade bywiping itwith acloth
soaked inawasher solution oramild detergent.
Then rinsetheblade withclear water. Ifyour
windshield isstill notclear aftercleaning the
blades andusing thewiper, replace theblades.
CAUTION
Worn windshield wiperblades can
damage thewindshield andimpair
driver
vision.
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REPLACING
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Replace thewiper blades ifthey areworn.
Before replacing thewiper blades, thewiper
should beinthe fully upposition toavoid
scratching theengine hoodordamaging the
wiper arm.To pull upthe wiper arm,see
ªWindshield wiperandwasher switchº (P.2-32) .
1. Liftthe wiper armaway fromthewindshield.
2. Push andhold therelease tab
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move thewiper blade downthewiper arm
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.
3. Insert thenew wiper blade ontothewiper
arm until aclick sounds. 4.
Rotate thewiper blade sothat thedimple is
in the groove.
CAUTION
. After wiper blade replacement, re-
turn thewiper armtoits original
position; otherwise itmay beda-
maged whenthehood isopened.
. Make surethewiper blades contact
the glass; otherwise thearm may be
damaged fromwind pressure.
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Hazard warning flasherswitch...
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Head restraints/headrests ...
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Headlights Bulb replacement ...
................................................. 8-27
Headlight switch...
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X enon headlights ...
.................................................. 2-35
Heated seats...
...................................................... ..........2-41
Heater Engine blockheater ...
............................................. 5-40
Heater andairconditioner operation...
.............. 4-25
Help voice commands ...
............................................... 4-93
Hood release ...
...................................................... ..........3-15
Horn ...
................................................. ...............................2-40
How tosay numbers ...
............................................ ......4-91
How touse brightness controlbutton...
..................... 4-8
How touse theAPPS´i button...
.................................. 4-5
How touse theback button ...
...................................... 4-5
How touse theCAMERA button...
............................. 4-8
How touse theON´OFF button/Volume
control knob...
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Ignition switch...
....................................... .........................5-9
Immobilizer system...
............................................ ..........2-30
In-cabin microfilter ...
............................................ ..........4-32
Indicator lights...
....................................... .......................2-17
Inside mirror...
....................................... ...........................3-21
Inspection/maintenance (I/M)test...
.......................... 9-20
Instrument brightnesscontrol...
.................................. 2-39
Instrument panel...
............................................ ................2-4
Integrated controlsystem ...
............................. 2-21,5-21
Intelligent Key system ...
.................................................. 3-6Intelligent
Key system warning light...
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K ey operating range...
............................................... 3-8
K ey operation ...
................................................. ..........3-9
P position selecting warninglight...
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Remote keylessoperation ...
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Interior lightreplacement ...
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Interior lights...
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