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1. Hood (P.3-15)
2. Windshield wiperandwasher
Ð Switch operation (P.2-32)
Ð Blade replacement (P.8-18)
Ð Window washerfluid(P.8-12) 3.
Parking lights,turnsignal lightsandfront side
marker lights
Ð Switch operation (P.2-35)
Ð Bulb replacement (P.8-29)
4. Moonroof* (P.2-48)
5. Power windows (P.2-46)
6. Outside mirrors(P.3-22) 7.
Sideturnsignal lights
Ð Switch operation (P.2-39)
Ð Bulb replacement (P.8-29)
8. Front viewcamera* (P.4-12)
9. License plateinstallation (P.9-13)
10. Recovery hook(P.6-14)
11. Foglights*
Ð Switch operation (P.2-40)
Ð Bulb replacement (P.8-29)
12. Headlights
Ð Switch operation (P.2-35)
Ð Bulb replacement (P.8-27)
13. Tires
Ð Wheels andtires (P.8-31, P.9-9)
Ð Flat tire(P.6-3)
Ð Tire Pressure Monitoring System(TPMS)
(P .2-15, P.5-3)
14. Sideviewcamera* (P.4-12)
15. Doors
Ð Keys (P.3-2)
Ð Door locks (P.3-4)
Ð Intelligent Key system (P.3-6)
Ð Security system(P.2-29)
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Illustrated tableofcontents
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EXTERIOR FRONT
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Illustrated tableofcontents
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1. Cargo area
Ð Cargo cover* (P.2-45)
Ð Cargo light(P.2-51, P.8-26)
2. Coathook(P.2-44)
3. Sunvisors (P.3-21)
4. Microphone (P.4-74, P.4-82)
5. Moonroof switch*(P.2-48) 6.
Room lightandmap lights (P.2-50)
7. Inside rearview mirror(P.3-21)
8. Doorarmrest
Ð Power window switch(P.2-46)
Ð Power doorlockswitch (P.3-5)
*: ifso equipped
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W arning
light Name
Page
All-Wheel Drive(AWD) warning
light (yellow) (AWD model) 2-13
Anti-lock BrakingSystem
(ABS) warning light 2-13
Brake warning light 2-13
Charge warning light 2-14
Door open warning light 2-14
Electric powersteering warning
light 2-14
Engine oilpressure warning
light 2-14
Intelligent Key system warning
light 2-14
Low fuelwarning light 2-15
Low tirepressure warninglight2-15
Low washer fluidwarning light
(if so equipped) 2-16
P position selecting warning
light 2-16
Seat beltwarning light 2-16
Supplemental airbag warning
light 2-17W
arning
light Name
Page
V ehicle Dynamic Control(VDC)
warning light 2-17Indicator
light Name
Page
All-Wheel Drive(AWD) indica-
tor light (green) (AWD model) 2-17
All-Wheel Drive(AWD) -Vindi-
cator light(green) (AWD model) 2-17
Continuously Variable Trans-
mission (CVT)indicator light(if
so equipped) 2-18
Cruise indicator light 2-18
Engine startoperation indicator
light 2-18
Exterior lightindicator 2-18
Front foglight indicator light(if
so equipped) 2-18
Front passenger airbag status
light 2-18
High beam indicator light 2-18
Malfunction IndicatorLight
(MIL) 2-18
Security indicator light 2-19
T urn signal/hazard indicator
lights 2-19
V ehicle Dynamic Control(VDC)
off indicator light 2-19
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WARNING ANDINDICA TOR LIGHTS
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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupple mental restraint system
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WARNING
. Do not ride inamoving vehicle
when theseatback isreclined. This
can bedangerous. Theshoulder belt
will notbeagainst yourbody. Inan
accident, youcould bethrown intoit
and receive neckorother serious
injuries. You could alsoslide under
the lapbelt andreceive serious
internal injuries.
. For themost effective protection
when thevehicle isin motion, the
seat should beupright. Alwayssit well
back inthe seat withboth feet
on the floor andadjust theseat
properly. SeeªPrecautions onseat
belt usageº (P.1-10) .
. After adjustment, gentlyrockinthe
seat tomake sureitis securely
locked.
. Do not leave children unattended
inside thevehicle. Theycould un-
knowingly activateswitches orcon-
trols. Unattended childrencould
become involved inserious acci-
dents. .
The seatback shouldnotbereclined
any more thanneeded forcomfort.
Seat belts aremost effective when
the passenger sitswell back and
straight upinthe seat. Ifthe seat-
back isreclined, therisk ofsliding
under thelapbelt andbeing injured
is increased.
CAUTION
When adjusting theseat positions, be
sure nottocontact anymoving partsto
avoid possible injuriesand/ordamage.
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T ype A(if so equipped)
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T ype B(if so equipped)
FRONT SEATS
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Front manual seatadjustment
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Forward andbackward:
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Pull thelever
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up and hold itwhile youslide
the seat forward orbackward tothe desired
position. Releasethelever tolock theseat in
position.
Reclining (Type A)(ifso equipped) :
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T o recline theseatback, pullthelever
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2
up and
lean back. To bring theseatback forward,pull
the lever upand lean your body forward. Release
the lever tolock theseatback inposition.
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.
Reclining (Type B)(ifso equipped) :
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T o recline theseatback, turntheadjusting dial
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toward therear ofthe vehicle andlean back.
T o bring theseatback forward,turntheadjusting
dial toward thefront ofthe vehicle andlean your
body forward.
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The illustration showstheseating positions
equipped withhead
restraint/headrest.
Indicates theseating position isequipped
with ahead
restraint.
Indicates theseating position isequipped
with aheadrest.
+ indicates theseating position isnot equipped
with ahead restraint orheadrest.
. Your vehicle isequipped withahead
restraint/headrest thatmay beintegrated,
adjustable ornon-adjustable.
. Adjustable headrestraints/headrests have
multiple notches alongthestalk tolock them
in adesired adjustment position. .
The non-adjustable headrestraints/head-
rests havesingle locking notchtosecure
them tothe seat frame.
. Proper Adjustment:
Ð For theadjustable type,alignthehead
restraint/headrest sothe center ofyour
ear isapproximately levelwiththecenter
of the head restraint/headrest.
Ð Ifyour earposition isstill higher thanthe
recommended alignment,placethehead
restraint/headrest atthe highest position.
. Ifthe head restraint/headrest hasbeen
removed, ensurethatitis reinstalled and
locked inplace before ridinginthat desig-
nated seating position.
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ADJUST ABLEHEAD RESTRAINT/
HEADREST COMPONENT S
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1. Removable headrestraint/headrest
2. Multiple notches
3. Lock knob
4. Stalks
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NON-ADJUST ABLEHEAD RE-
STRAINT/HE ADRESTCOMPONENTS
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1. Removable headrestraint/headrest
2. Single notch
3. Lock knob
4.
Stalks
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Use thefollowing procedure toremove thehead
restraint/headrest.
1. Pull thehead restraint/headrest uptothe
highest position.
2. Push andhold thelock knob.
3. Remove thehead restraint/headrest from
the seat.
4. Store thehead restraint/headrest properlyin
a secure placesoitis not loose inthe
vehicle.
5. Reinstall andproperly adjustthehead
restraint/headrest beforeanoccupant uses
the seating
position.
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1. Align thehead restraint/headrest stalkswith
the holes inthe seat. Make surethatthe
head restraint/headrest isfacing thecorrect
direction. Thestalk withtheadjustment
notch
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must beinstalled inthe hole with
the lock knob
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2. Push andhold thelock knob andpush the
head restraint/headrest down.
3. Properly adjustthehead restraint/headrest
before anoccupant usestheseating posi-
tion.
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ADJUST
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For adjustable headrestraint/headrest
Adjust thehead restraint/headrest sothe center
is level withthecenter ofyour ears. Ifyour ear
position isstill higher thantherecommended
alignment, placethehead restraint/headrest at
the highest
position.
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For non-adjustable headrestraint/head-
rest
Make surethehead restraint/headrest isposi-
tioned sothe lock knob isengaged inthe notch
before ridinginthat designated seating
position.
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T o raise thehead restraint/headrest, pullitup.
Make surethehead restraint/headrest isposi-
tioned sothe lock knob isengaged inthe notch
before ridinginthat designated seatingposition.
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T o lower, pushandhold thelock knob andpush
the head restraint/headrest down.
Make surethehead restraint/headrest isposi-
tioned sothe lock knob isengaged inthe notch
before ridinginthat designated seating
position.
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FRONT -SEATACTIVE HEADRE-
STRAINTS (ifso equipped)
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The Active HeadRestraint movesforward
utilizing theforce thattheseatback receives
from theoccupant inarear-end collision. The
movement ofthe head restraint helpssupport
the occupant's headbyreducing itsbackward
movement andhelping absorbsomeofthe
forces thatmay lead towhiplash-type injuries.
Active HeadRestraints areeffective forcolli-
sions atlow tomedium speedsinwhich itis said
that whiplash injuryoccurs most.
Active HeadRestraints operateonlyincertain
rear-end collisions. Afterthecollision, thehead
restraints returntotheir original positions. The
front head restraints havemultiple adjust-
ment notches.
Properly adjusttheActive HeadRestraints as
described inthis section.
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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
. Once aseat beltpretensioner has
activated, itcannot bereused and
must bereplaced togetherwiththe
retractor. SeeaNISSAN dealer.
. Removal andinstallation ofthe
pretensioner systemcomponents
should bedone byaNISSAN dealer.
. All seat beltassemblies, including
retractors andattaching hardware,
should beinspected afteranycolli-
sion byaNISSAN dealer.NISSAN
recommends thatallseat beltas-
semblies inuse during acollision be
replaced unlessthecollision was
minor andthebelts show noda-
mage andcontinue tooperate prop-
erly. Seat beltassemblies notinuse
during acollision shouldalsobe
inspected andreplaced ifeither
damage orimproper operation is
noted.
. All child restraints andattaching
hardware shouldbeinspected after
any collision. Alwaysfollowthe
restraint manufacturer's inspection
instructions andreplacement re-
commendations. Thechild restraints
should bereplaced ifthey are damaged.
PREGNANT WOMEN
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NISSAN recommends thatpregnant womenuse
seat belts. Theseat beltshould beworn snug,
and always position thelapbelt aslow as
possible aroundthehips, notthewaist. Place
the shoulder beltover yourshoulder andacross
your chest. Neverputthelap/shoulder beltover
your abdominal area.Contact yourdoctor for
specific recommendations.
INJURED PERSONS
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NISSAN recommends thatinjured persons use
seat belts, depending onthe injury .Check with
your doctor forspecific recommendations.
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WARNING
. Every person whodrives orrides in
this vehicle shoulduseaseat beltat
all times.
. Do not ride inamoving vehicle
when theseatback isreclined. This
can bedangerous. Theshoulder belt
will notbeagainst yourbody. Inan
accident, youcould bethrown intoit
and receive neckorother serious injuries.
You could alsoslide under
the lapbelt andreceive serious
internal injuries.
. For themost effective protection
when thevehicle isin motion, the
seat should beupright. Alwayssit
well back inthe seat withboth feet
on the floor andadjust theseat belt
properly.
. Do not allow children toplay with
the seat belts. Mostseating posi-
tions areequipped withAutomatic
Locking Retractor (ALR)mode seat
belts. Ifthe seat beltbecomes
wrapped aroundachild's neckwith
the ALR mode activated, thechild
can beseriously injuredorkilled if
the seat beltretracts andbecomes
tight. Thiscanoccur evenifthe
vehicle isparked. Unbuckle theseat
belt torelease thechild. Ifthe seat
belt cannotbeunbuckled oris
already unbuckled, releasethechild
by cutting theseat beltwith a
suitable tool(such asaknife or
scissors) torelease theseat belt.
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