maintenance NISSAN JUKE 2015 F15 / 1.G Owners Manual

Welcome to the growing family of new NISSAN
owners. This vehicle is delivered to you with
confidence. It was produced using the latest
techniques and strict quality control.
This manual was prepared to help you under-
stand the operation and maintenance of your
vehicle so that you may enjoy many miles of
driving pleasure. Please read through this
manual before operating your vehicle.
A separate Warranty Information Booklet
explains details about the warranties cov-
ering your vehicle. The NISSAN Service
and Maintenance Guide explains details
about maintaining and servicing your ve-
hicle. Additionally, a separate Customer
Care/Lemon Law Booklet (U.S. only) will
explain how to resolve any concerns you
may have with your vehicle, as well as
clarify your rights under your state’s lemon
law.
In addition to factory installed options, your
vehicle may also be equipped with additional
accessories installed by NISSAN or by your
NISSAN dealer prior to delivery. It is important
that you familiarize yourself with all disclosures,
warnings, cautions and instructions concerning
proper use of such accessories prior to operat-
ing the vehicle and/or accessory. See a NISSAN
dealer for details concerning the particularaccessories with which your vehicle is
equipped.
Your NISSAN dealer knows your vehicle best.
When you require any service or have any
questions, we will be glad to assist you with the
extensive resources available to us.
READ FIRST — THEN DRIVE SAFELY
Before driving your vehicle, read your Owner’s
Manual carefully. This will ensure familiarity with
controls and maintenance requirements, assist-
ing you in the safe operation of your vehicle.
WARNING
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
REMINDERS FOR SAFETY!
Follow these important driving rules to
help ensure a safe and comfortable trip
for you and your passengers!
.NEVER drive under the influence of
alcohol or drugs.
.ALWAYS observe posted speed lim-
its and never drive too fast for
conditions.
.ALWAYS give your full attention to
driving and avoid using vehicle
features or taking other actions thatcould distract you.
.ALWAYS use your seat belts and
appropriate child restraint systems.
Pre-teen children should be seated
in the rear seat.
.ALWAYS provide information about
the proper use of vehicle safety
features to all occupants of the
vehicle.
.ALWAYS review this Owner’s Man-
ual for important safety information.
On-pavement and off-road driv-
ing
This vehicle will handle and maneuver
differently from an ordinary passenger
car because it has a higher center of
gravity. As with other vehicles with fea-
tures of this type, failure to operate this
vehicle correctly may result in loss of
control or an accident. Be sure to read
“Avoiding collision and rollover” and
“Driving safety precautions” in the “5.
Starting and driving” section of this
manual.
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Illustrated tableofcontents
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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplemental
restraint system
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Instruments andcontrols
Pre-driving checksandadjustments
Heater, airconditioner, audioandphone systems
Starting anddriving
In case ofemergency
Appearance andcare
Maintenance anddo-it-yourself
T echnical andconsumer information
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1 Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplemental
restraint system
Seats ...
............................................................................................ 1-2
Front seats ...
............................................................................ 1-3
Rear seats ...
............................................................................. 1-4
Head restraints/headrests ...
....................................................... 1-5
Adjustable headrestraint/headrest components...
........ 1-6
Non-adjustable head
restraint/headrest components...
........................................ 1-7
Remove ...
.................................................................................. 1-7
Install ...
...................................................................................... 1-7
Adjust ...
..................................................................................... 1-8
Front-seat ActiveHeadRestraints (if
so equipped) ...
........................................................................ 1-9
Seat belts ...
................................................................................. 1-10
Precautions onseat beltusage ...
.................................... 1-10
Pregnant women...
.............................................................. 1-12
Injured persons ...
................................................................. 1-12
Three-point typeseatbelt ...
.............................................. 1-12
Seat beltextenders ...
.......................................................... 1-15
Seat beltmaintenance ...
.................................................... 1-15
Child safety ...
.............................................................................. 1-16
Infants ...
.................................................................................. 1-17
Small children ...
.................................................................... 1-17
Larger children ...
.................................................................. 1-17Child
restraints ...
....................................................................... 1-18
Precautions onchild restraints ...
................................... 1-18
Lower Anchors andTethers forCHildren
System (LATCH) ...
............................................................ 1-20
Rear-facing childrestraint installation
using LATCH ...
................................................................... 1-22
Rear-facing childrestraint installation usingthe
seat belts ...
.......................................................................... 1-25
Forward-facing childrestraint installation
using LATCH ...
................................................................... 1-28
Forward-facing childrestraint installation usingthe
seat belts ...
.......................................................................... 1-30
Booster seats...
.................................................................. 1-34
Supplemental restraintsystem ...
........................................... 1-38
Precautions onsupplemental restraintsystem ...
....... 1-38
NISSAN Advanced AirBag System
(front seats) ...
..................................................................... 1-44
Front seat-mounted side-impactsupplemental
air bag androof-mounted curtainside-impact
supplemental airbag systems ...
.................................... 1-49
Seat belts withpretensioners (frontseats) ...
............. 1-50
Supplemental airbag warning labels...
....................... 1-51
Supplemental airbag warning light...
.......................... 1-52
Repair andreplacement procedure...
.......................... 1-52
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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.
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Seat belthooks
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When therear seat belts arenot inuse and
when folding downtherear seats, hooktherear
seat belts onthe seat belthooks.
SEA TBEL TEXTENDERS
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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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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
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SUPPLEMEN TAL AIR BAG WARNING
LIGHT
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The supplemental airbag warning light,display-
ing
in the instrument panel,monitors the
circuits forthe airbag systems, pretensioners
and allrelated wiring.
When theignition switchisin the ON position,
the supplemental airbag warning lightillumi-
nates forabout 7seconds andthen turns off.
This means thesystem isoperational.
If any ofthe following conditions occur,theair
bag and/or pretensioner systemsneedservi-
cing: .
The supplemental airbag warning light
remains onafter approximately 7seconds.
. The supplemental airbag warning light
flashes intermittently .
. The supplemental airbag warning lightdoes
not come onatall.
Under theseconditions, theairbag and/or
pretensioner systemsmaynotoperate properly.
They must bechecked andrepaired. Take your
vehicle tothe nearest NISSAN dealer.
WARNING
If the supplemental airbag warning
light ison, itcould mean thatthefront
air bag, sideairbag, curtain airbag
and/or pretensioner systemswillnot
operate inan accident. To help avoid
injury toyourself orothers, haveyour
vehicle checked byaNISSAN dealeras
soon aspossible.
REP AIR AND REPLACEM ENTPRO-
CEDURE
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The front airbags, sideairbags, curtain airbags
and pretensioners aredesigned toactivate ona
one-time-only basis.Asareminder, unlessitis
damaged, thesupplemental airbag warning light
will remain illuminated afterinflation hasoc-
curred. Repairandreplacement ofthese sys-
tems should bedone onlybyaNISSAN dealer.
When maintenance workisrequired onthe
vehicle, thefront airbags, sideairbags, curtain
air bags andpretensioners andrelated parts
should bepointed outtothe person performing
the maintenance. Theignition switchshould
always beinthe LOCK position whenworking
under thehood orinside thevehicle.
WARNING
. Once afront airbag, sideairbag or
curtain airbag hasinflated, theair
bag module willnotfunction again
and must bereplaced. Additionally,
the activated pretensioners must
also bereplaced. Theairbag mod-
ule and pretensioner shouldbe
replaced byaNISSAN dealer.The
air bag modules andpretensioner
system cannotberepaired.
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Instrument sand controls
Continuousl yVariable Transmis-
sion (CVT) indicator light(ifso equipped)
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When theignition switchisin the ªONº position,
the Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
indicator lightilluminates andthen turns off.
Cruise indicator light
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Cruise mainswitch indicator:
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This light illuminates whenthecruise control
main switch ispushed. Thelight turns offwhen
the main switch ispushed again.When the
cruise indicator lightilluminates, thecruise
control system isoperational.
Cruise malfunction:
GUID-F 83C168B-173D -4313-B631-F712588C04 63
If the cruise indicator lightblinks whilethe
engine isrunning, itmay indicate thecruise
control system isnot functioning properly.Have
the system checked byaNISSAN dealer.
See ªCruise controlº (P.5-26) .
Engine startoperation indicator
light
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This light appears whentheshift lever isin the P
(Park) position (Continuously Variable Transmis-
sion (CVT) models) orN(Neutral) position
(Manual Transmission (MT)models) .This light
means thattheengine willstart bypushing theignition
switchwiththebrake pedal (CVT
models) orclutch pedal(MTmodels) depressed.
Y ou can start theengine directly inany position.
Exterior lightindicator
GUID-B9 DA9F59-94 DD-479E-A4ED-F9B323 7B5784
This indicator illuminates whentheheadlight
switch isturned tothe AUT O(ifso equipped)
,
or
position andthefront parking lights,
instrument panellights, rearcombination lights,
license platelights orheadlights areon.The
indicator turnsoffwhen these lightsareturned
off.
Front foglight indicator light(ifso
equipped)
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The front foglight indicator lightilluminates
when thefront foglights areon.(See ªFoglight
switchº (P.2-40) .)
Front passenger airbag status light
GUID-D78418 1C-CA8B-4A88-9F16-5 8F3364EFA8A
The front passenger airbag status light(located
on the center ofthe instrument panel)willbelit
and thepassenger frontairbag willbeOFF
depending onhow thefront passenger seatis
being used.
For front passenger airbag status lightopera-
tion, seeªNISSAN Advanced AirBag System
(front seats)º (P.1-44) ofthis manual.
High beam indicator light
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This light illuminates whentheheadlight high
beam ison and goes outwhen thelow beam is
selected.
Malfunction IndicatorLight(MIL)
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If the malfunction indicatorlightcomes on
steady orblinks whiletheengine isrunning, it
may indicate apotential emission controland/or
Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)mal-
function.
The malfunction indicatorlightmayalso illumi-
nate steady ifthe fuel-filler capisloose or
missing, orifthe vehicle runsoutoffuel. Check
to make surethefuel-filler capisinstalled and
closed tightly,and that thevehicle hasatleast 3
US gallons (11.4liters) offuel inthe fuel tank.
After afew driving trips,the
light should
turn offifno other potential emission control
system malfunction exists.
If this indicator lightremains onfor 20 seconds
and then blinks for10 seconds whentheengine
is not running, itindicates thatthevehicle isnot
ready foranemission controlsystem inspection/
maintenance test.(See ªReadiness forInspec-
tion/Maintenance (I/M)testº(P.9-20) .)
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Heater, airconditione r,audio andphone systems
Ð When thereisdirt, water drops
or snow onthe camera lens.
Ð When theposition ofthe moving
objects inthe display isnot
changed.
. The MOD system mightdetect flow-
ing water droplets onthe camera
lens, white smoke fromthemuffler,
moving shadows, etc.
. The MOD system maynotfunction
properly depending onthe speed,
direction, distanceorshape ofthe
moving objects.
. Ifyour vehicle sustains damageto
the parts where thecamera is
installed, leavingitmisaligned or
bent, thesensing zonemaybe
altered andtheMOD system may
not detect objects properly.
. When thetemperature isextremely
high orlow, thescreen maynot
display objects clearly.Thisisnot a
malfunction.
Camera maintenance
GUID-8E2 6D6BD-76 4F-4C7B-B CAC-AFE2F DF46DAE
If dirt, rainorsnow accumulates onthe camera,
the MOD system maynotoperate properly.
Clean thecamera.
MOD MALFUNCTI ON
GUID-62 4AD83B-4AD F-468C-B589- AD850CC59A10
When theorange MODiconisdisplayed inthe
view ,the system isnot functioning properly.This
will nothinder normal drivingoperation butthe
system shouldbeinspected byaNISSAN
dealer.
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View malfunction
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When the ª
º icon isdisplayed onthe screen,
there willbeabnormal conditions inthe Around
View Monitor. Thiswillnothinder normal driving
operation butthesystem shouldbeinspected
by aNISSAN dealer.
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Heater, airconditione r,audio andphone systems
OPERA TINGTIPS(forautomatic air
conditioner)
GUID-0CAD1 583-372A-44FE-BAC7-174E3DF52F9 6
. When theengine coolant temperature and
outside airtemperature arelow,the airflow
from thefoot outlets maynotoperate. Thisis
not amalfunction. Afterthecoolant tem-
perature warmsup,airwill flow normally
from thefoot outlets.
. The automatic airconditioner isequipped
with sensors asillustrated. Thesensors
*
A
and
*
B
on the instrument panelhelp
maintain aconstant temperature. Donot
put anything onoraround thesesensors.
IN-CABIN MICROFILTER
GUID-C6D 3FA40-DA1E -49EA-83BF -EFD310A3448A
The airconditioning systemisequipped withan
in-cabin microfilter whichcollects dirt,pollen,
dust, etc.To make suretheairconditioner heats,
defogs, andventilates efficiently,replace the
filter according tothe specified maintenance log
shown inthe NISSAN ServiceandMaintenance
Guide. To replace thefilter, contact aNISSAN
dealer.
The filter should bereplaced ifthe airflow
decreases significantly orifwindows fog
up easily whenoperating theheater orair
conditioning system.
SERVICING AIRCONDITIONER
GUID-B5C6 FE62-1A42-48C1-9AE1 -B0167BBB8E1A
The airconditioner systeminyour NISSAN is
charged witharefrigerant designedwiththe
environment inmind. Thisrefrigerant willnot
harm theearth's ozonelayer.Special char-
ging equipment andlubricant arerequired when
servicing yourNISSAN airconditioner. Using
improper refrigerants orlubricants willcause
severe damage toyour airconditioner system.
(See ªCapacities andrecommended fluids/
lubricantsº (P.9-2) forairconditioner system
refrigerant andlubricant recommendations.)
A NISSAN dealerwillbeable toservice your
environmentally friendlyairconditioner system.
WARNING
The system contains refrigerant under
high pressure. To avoid personal injury,
any airconditioner serviceshouldbe
done onlybyan experienced technician
with theproper equipment.
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AUDIO OPERATIONPRECAUTION S
GUID-4E77 1DD8-F559-4 351-AB5E-78EA8C2D203D
Radio
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Place theignition switchinthe ACC orON
position andpush theFM´AM buttontoturn on
the radio. Ifyou listen tothe radio withthe
engine notrunning, theignition switchshould be
placed inthe ACC position.
Radio reception isaffected bystation signal
strength, distancefromradio transmitter, build-
ings, bridges, mountains andother external
influences. Intermittent changesinreception
quality normally arecaused bythese external
influences.
Using acellular phoneinor near the
vehicle mayinfluence radioreception
quality.
Radio reception:
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Y our NISSAN radiosystem isequipped with
state-of-the-art electroniccircuitstoenhance
radio reception. Thesecircuits aredesigned to
extend reception range,andtoenhance the
quality ofthat reception.
However therearesome general characteristics
of both FMand AMradio signals thatcanaffect
radio reception qualityinamoving vehicle, even
when thefinest equipment isused. These
characteristics arecompletely normalinagiven
reception area,anddonot indicate anymal-
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system, underbody, orrear of
the vehicle.
THREE-W AY CA TAL YST
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The three-way catalystisan emission control
device installed inthe exhaust system.Exhaust
gases inthe three-way catalystareburned at
high temperatures tohelp reduce pollutants.
WARNING
. The exhaust gasand theexhaust
system arevery hot.Keep people,
animals orflammable materials
away fromtheexhaust systemcom-
ponents.
. Donot stop orpark thevehicle over
flammable materialssuchasdry
grass, wastepaperorrags. They
may ignite andcause afire.
CAUTION
. Do not use leaded gasoline. Depos-
its from leaded gasoline willser-
iously reduce thethree-way
catalyst's abilitytohelp reduce ex- haust
pollutants.
. Keep yourengine tunedup.Mal-
functions inthe ignition, fuelinjec-
tion, orelectrical systemscancause
overrich fuelflow intothethree-way
catalyst, causingitto overheat. Do
not keep driving ifthe engine mis-
fires, orifnoticeable lossofperfor-
mance orother unusual operating
conditions aredetected. Havethe
vehicle inspected promptlybya
NISSAN dealer.
. Avoid driving withanextremely low
fuel level. Running outoffuel could
cause theengine tomisfire, dama-
ging thethree-way catalyst.
. Donot race theengine whilewarm-
ing itup.
. Do not push ortow your vehicle to
start theengine.
TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYS-
TEM (TPMS)
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Each tire,including thespare (ifprovided) ,
should bechecked monthlywhencoldand
inflated tothe inflation pressure recommended
by the vehicle manufacturer onthe vehicle
placard ortire inflation pressure label.(Ifyour vehicle
hastires ofadifferent sizethan thesize
indicated onthe vehicle placard ortire inflation
pressure label,youshould determine theproper
tire inflation pressure forthose tires.)
As anadded safetyfeature, yourvehicle has
been equipped withaTire Pressure Monitoring
System (TPMS) thatilluminates alow tire
pressure telltalewhenoneormore ofyour tires
is significantly under-inflated. Accordingly,when
the low tirepressure telltaleilluminates, you
should stopandcheck yourtiresassoon as
possible, andinflate themtothe proper pres-
sure. Driving onasignificantly under-inflated tire
causes thetiretooverheat andcanlead totire
failure. Under-inflation alsoreduces fueleffi-
ciency andtiretread life,and may affect the
vehicle's handlingandstopping ability.
Please notethattheTPMS isnot asubstitute for
proper tiremaintenance, anditis the driver's
responsibility tomaintain correcttirepressure,
even ifunder-inflation hasnotreached thelevel
to trigger illumination ofthe TPMS lowtire
pressure telltale.
Y our vehicle hasalso been equipped witha
TPMS malfunction indicatortoindicate whenthe
system isnot operating properly.The TPMS
malfunction indicatoriscombined withthelow
tire pressure telltale.Whenthesystem detects a
malfunction, thetelltale willflash forapproxi-
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passenger car.The vehicle isnot
designed forcornering atthe same
speeds asconventional passenger
cars. Failure tooperate thisvehicle
correctly couldresult inloss of
control and/orarollover accident.
. Always usetires ofthe same type,
size, brand, construction (bias,bias-
belted orradial) ,and tread pattern
on allfour wheels. Installtraction
devices onthe front wheels when
driving onslippery roadsanddrive
carefully.
. Besure tocheck thebrakes imme-
diately afterdriving inmud orwater.
See ªBrake systemº (P.5-35) forwet
brakes.
. Avoid parking yourvehicle onsteep
hills. Ifyou getout ofthe vehicle
and itrolls forward, backward or
sideways, youcould beinjured.
. Whenever youdrive off-road
through sand,mudorwater asdeep
as the wheel hub,more frequent
maintenance mayberequired. See
the maintenance informationinthe
ªNISSAN ServiceandMaintenance
Guideº . .
Spinning thefront wheels onslip-
pery surfaces maycause theAWD
warning lighttoflash andtheAWD
system toautomatically switchfrom
the AWD mode tothe 2WD mode.
This could reduce traction. Beespe-
cially careful whentowing atrailer
(AWD model) .
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WARNING
Do not operate thepush-button ignition
switch whiledriving thevehicle except
in an emergency. (Theengine willstop
when theignition switchispushed 3
consecutive timesorthe ignition switch
is pushed andheld formore than2
seconds.) Ifthe engine stopswhilethe
vehicle isbeing driven, thiscould lead
to acrash andserious injury.
Before operating thepush-button ignition
switch, besure tomove theshift lever tothe P
(Park) position (forContinuously Variable Trans-
mission models) orthe shift lever tothe N
(Neutral) position(formanual transmission
models) .
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