trip computer NISSAN JUKE 2015 F15 / 1.G Owners Manual


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SIC4601
1. Tachometer (P.2-8)
2. Engine coolant temperature gauge(P.2-8)
3. Vehicle information display(P.2-9)
Ð Odometer/twin tripodometer (P.2-6)
Ð Trip computer (P.2-10)
Ð Torque vectoring AWD (AWD model)
(P .2-11) Ð
Outside airtemperature (P.2-10)
4. Fuelgauge (P.2-9)
5. Speedometer (P.2-6)
6. Warning/indicator lights(P.2-12)
7. Instrument brightnesscontrolknob(P.2-39)
8. Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)posi-
tion indicator* (P.2-10) 9.
RESET switchfortrip odometer (P.2-6)/T rip
computer modeswitch (P.2-10)
*: ifso equipped
Illustrated tableofcontents
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METERS ANDGAUGES
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SIC4601
1. Tachometer
2. Engine coolant temperature gauge
3. Vehicle information display
Ð Odometer/twin tripodometer
Ð Trip computer
Ð Torque vectoring AWD (AWD model)
Ð Outside airtemperature 4.
Fuelgauge
5. Speedometer
6. Warning/indicator lights
7. Instrument brightnesscontrolknob
8. Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)posi-
tion indicator* 9.
RESET switchfortrip odometer/T ripcomputer
mode switch
*: ifso equipped
The needle indicators maymove slightly
after theignition switchisplaced inthe
OFF orLOCK position. Thisisnot a
malfunction.
CAUTION
. For cleaning, useasoft cloth, dam-
pened withwater. Neverusearough
cloth, alcohol, benzine, thinneror
any kind ofsolvent orpaper towel
with achemical cleaningagent.
They willscratch orcause discolora-
tion tothe lens.
. Do not spray anyliquid suchas
water onthe meter lens.Spraying
liquid maycause thesystem to
malfunction.
Instrumen tsand controls
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METERS ANDGAUGES
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Instrumen tsand controls
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Speedometer
SPEEDOMET ERAND ODOMETER
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Speedomete r
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The speedometer indicatesvehiclespeedin
miles perhour (MPH) andkilometers perhour
(km/h)
.
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Odometer/tw intrip odometer
Odometer/twin tripodometer
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The odometer
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/twin tripodometer
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2
are
displayed whentheignition switchisin the ON
position.
The odometer recordsthetotal distance the
vehicle hasbeen driven.
The twin tripodometer recordsthedistance of
individual trips.
Changing thedisplay:
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Pushing thereset switch
*
3
located onthe
meter panelchanges thedisplay asfollows:
TRIP A? TRIP B? Trip computer mode?
TRIP A For
tripcomputer information, seeªTrip compu-
terº (P.2-10) .
Resetting thetrip odometer:
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Pushing thereset switch
*
3
for approximately 1
second resetsthetrip odometer tozero.
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FUEL GAUGE
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The gauge
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indicates theapproximate fuel
level inthe tank.
The gauge maymove slightly duringbraking,
turning, acceleration, orgoing upordown hills.
Refill thefuel tank before thegauge
registers 0(empty) .
The lowfuel warning
light
illuminates when
the amount offuel inthe tank isgetting low.
Refuel assoon asitis convenient, preferably
before thegauge reaches 0.There willbea
small reserve offuel inthe tank when thefuel
gauge reaches 0.
The
indicates thatthefuel-filler doorislocated
onthe front passenger's sideofthe
vehicle.
CAUTION
. Ifthe vehicle runsoutoffuel, the
malfunction indicatorlight(MIL)
may come on.Refuel assoon as
possible. Afterafew driving trips,
the
light should turnoff.Ifthe
light remains onafter afew driving
trips, havethevehicle inspected by
a NISSAN dealer.
. For additional information, see
ªMalfunction IndicatorLight(MIL)º
(P .2-18)
.
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VEHICLE INFORMATIONDISPLA Y
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When theignition switchisplaced inthe ON
position, thevehicle information displayshows
the following information:
1. Outside airtemperature
2. Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)posi-
tion indicator (ifso equipped)
3. Odometer/Instrument brightnesscontroldisplay
4. Twin tripodometer/T ripcomputer
Instrumen tsand controls
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Instrument sand controls
OUTSIDE AIRTEMPERA TURE
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The outside airtemperature isdisplayed in8F or
8C.
When theoutside airtemperature becomes
378F (38C) orlower, theoutside airtemperature
display blinkstogive awarning. Thedisplay will
stop blinking after1minute orwhen theoutside
air temperature becomes398F(48C) orabove.
The display maydiffer fromtheactual outside
temperature displayedonvarious signsorbill-
boards.
CONTINUOUS LY VARIABLE TRANS-
MISSION (CVT)POSITION INDICATOR
(if so equipped)
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The Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
position indicator indicates theshift lever posi-
tion when theignition switchisin the ON
position.
SIC4532
TRIP COMPUTER
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The switch forthe trip computer islocated on
the meter panel.
When theignition switchisplaced inthe ON
position, modesofthe trip computer canbe
selected bypushing thetrip computer mode
switch
*
A
.
Each timethetrip computer modeswitch
*
A
is
pushed, thedisplay willchange asfollows:
(TRIP A? TRIP B)?Current fuelconsumption
? Distance toempty (dte)?Average fuel
consumption ?Elapsed time?Torque vector-
ing AWD (AWD model) (?TRIP A)
Current fuelconsumption
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The current fuelconsumption modeshows the
current fuelconsumption.
Distance toempty (dteÐmls orkm)
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The distance toempty (dte)mode provides you
with anestimation ofthe distance thatcanbe
driven before refueling. Thedteisconstantly
being calculated, basedonthe amount offuel in
the fuel tank andtheactual fuelconsumption.
The display isupdated every30seconds.
The dtemode includes alow range warning
feature. Whenthefuel level islow ,the dte mode
is automatically selectedandthedte display will
blink. Pushthetrip computer modeswitch
*
A
to return tothe mode thatwas selected before
the warning occurred.
When thefuel level drops evenlower, thedte
display willchange toª----º .
. Ifthe amount offuel added issmall, the
display justbefore theignition switchis
turned offmay continue tobe displayed.
. When driving uphillorrounding curves,the
fuel inthe tank shifts, which maymomenta-
rily change thedisplay .
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Average fuelconsumption (mpgorl
(liter)/100 km)
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The average fuelconsumption modeshows the
average fuelconsumption sincethelast reset.
Resetting isdone bypushing thetrip computer
mode switch
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A
for approximately 1second.
The display isupdated every30seconds. At
about thefirst 1/3mile (500 m)after areset, the
display showsª---º.
Elapsed time
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The elapsed timemode shows thetime since
the last reset. Thedisplayed timecanbereset
by pushing thetrip computer modeswitch
*
A
for approximately 1 second.
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T orque vectoring AWD (AWD model)
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The Torque vectoring modeshows thecurrent
amount oftorque distributed toeach wheel.
Each torque indicator isdisplayed asabar
graph
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divided into3segments. Theupper
indicator displaysthecurrent amount oftorque
distribution (leftandright) forthe front wheels.
The lower indicator displaysthecurrent amount
of torque distribution (leftandright) forthe rear
wheels. Thenumber ofsegments showsthe
amount oftorque currently distributed toeach
wheel.
Resetting displays
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When theaverage fuelconsumption, elapsed
time orTRIP Bisdisplayed, pushthetrip
computer modeswitch
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A
for longer than3
seconds. Theaverage fuelconsumption,
elapsed timeandtripodometer (TRIPBonly)
displays willbereset atthe same time.
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. Do not fillaportable fuelcontainer
in the vehicle ortrailer. Staticelec-
tricity cancause anexplosion of
flammable liquid,vapororgas in
any vehicle ortrailer. To reduce the
risk ofserious injuryordeath when
filling portable fuelcontainers:
Ð Always placethecontainer on
the ground whenfilling.
Ð Do not use electronic devices
when filling.
Ð Keep thepump nozzle incontact
with thecontainer whileyouare
filling it.
Ð Use only approved portablefuel
containers forflammable liquid.
CAUTION
. Iffuel isspilled onthe vehicle body,
flush itaway withwater toavoid
paint damage.
. Insert thecap straight intothefuel-
filler tube, thentighten untilthe
fuel-filler capclicks. Failure totight-
en the fuel-filler capproperly may cause
the
malfunction indicator
light (MIL) toilluminate. Ifthe
light illuminates becausethefuel-
filler capisloose ormissing, tighten
or install thecap and continue to
drive thevehicle. The
light
should turnoffafter afew driving
trips. Ifthe
light does notturn
off after afew driving trips,havethe
vehicle inspected byaNISSAN deal-
er.
For additional information, see
ªMalfunction IndicatorLight(MIL)º
(P .2-18) .
. The LOOSE FUELCAPwarning
message willbedisplayed ifthe
fuel-filler capisnot properly tigh-
tened. Itmay take afew driving trips
for the message tobe displayed.
Failure totighten thefuel-filler cap
properly aftertheLOOSE FUELCAP
warning message isdisplayed may
cause the
Malfunction Indicator
Light (MIL) toilluminate.
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L OOSE FUELCAPwarning message
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The LOOSE FUELCAPwarning message is
displayed onthe vehicle information display
when thefuel-filler capisnot tightened correctly
after thevehicle hasbeen refueled. Itmay take a
few driving tripsforthe message tobe
displayed. To turn offthe warning message, do
the following procedure:
1. Remove andinstall thefuel-filler capas
previously described assoon aspossible.
2. Tighten thefuel-filler capuntil itclicks.
3. Push thetrip computer modeswitch
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A
for
about 1second toturn offthe LOOSE FUEL
CAP warning message aftertightening the
Pre-d riving checks andadjustments
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Manual frontseatadjustment ...
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Map lights ...
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Mechanical key(Intelligent Key system) ...
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Meter Trip computer ...
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Meters andgauges ...
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Instrument brightnesscontrol...
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Mirror Inside mirror...
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Outside mirrors...
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V anity mirror ...
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Monitor, RearView Monitor...
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Moonroof ...
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Moving ObjectDetection (MOD)function ...
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New vehicle break-in...
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Off-road recovery...
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Oil Capacities and
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Checking engineoillevel ...
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Engine oil...
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Engine oilviscosity ...
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One Shot Call...
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Outside airtemperature display...
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mirrors...
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Overheat, Ifyour vehicle overheats ...
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Owner's Manual/Service Manual
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Parking
Brake break-in...
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Parking onhills ...
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Phone settings ...
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Electric powersteering system...
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Moonroof ...
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P ower doorlock...
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P ower outlet ...
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P ower windows ...
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Precautions Audio operation ...
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Braking precautions ...
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Child restraints ...
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Cruise control ...
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Driving safety...
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Maintenance ...
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Seat beltusage ...
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Supplemental restraintsystem...
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When starting anddriving ...
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Push starting ...
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Push-button ignitionswitch...
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Car phone orCB radio ...
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Steering wheelaudiocontrols ...
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Rapid airpressure loss...
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Readiness forinspection/maintenance
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Rear doorlock,Child safety reardoor lock...
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Rear seats ...
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Rear window andoutside mirror
defroster switch...
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Rear window wiperandwasher switch...
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RearView Monitor...
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Recorders, Eventdata...
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Registering withNissanConnect App...
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Registering yourvehicle inanother country...
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Remote keylessentryfunction, ForIntelligent
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Reporting safetydefects ...
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Rollover ...
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Roof, Moonroof ...
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Reporting safetydefects ...
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Seat adjustment
Front manual seatadjustment ...
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Front seats ...
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Seat belt(s)
Child safety ...
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Infants ...
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