Automatic NISSAN PULSAR 2018 Owners Manual
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Safety Ðseats, seatbelts andsupple mental restraint system
Fastening seatbelts
GUID-89 F085F0-308 A-481D-A480-9ED347 F5EEA1
WARNING:
The seatback shouldnotbeinareclined
position anymore thanneeded forcomfort. Seat
belts aremost effective whenthepassenger sits
well back andstraight upinthe seat.
1. Adjust theseat. (SeeªSeatsº (P.1-2) .)
2. Slowly pulltheseat beltoutofthe retractor and
insert thetongue intothebuckle untilyouhear and
feel thelatch engage.
.
The retractor isdesigned tolock during a
sudden stoporon impact. Aslow pulling
motion permits theseat belttomove, and
allows yousome freedom ofmovement in
the seat.
.
If the seat beltcannot bepulled fromits
fully retracted position,firmlypullthebelt
and release it.Then smoothly pullthebelt
out ofthe
retractor.
SSS0467
3. Position thelapbelt portion lowand snug onthe
hips asshown. 4.
Pulltheshoulder beltportion towardtheretractor
to take upextra slack. Besure theshoulder beltis
routed overyour shoulder andissnug across your
chest.
Shoulder beltheight adjustment (frontseats)
GUID-3C3 4CDBB-BB 30-4CBB-9 9BE-2387B7C 1E699
SSS0351A
WARNING:
. The shoulder beltanchor heightshould be
adjusted tothe position bestforyou. Failure
to do somay reduce theeffectiveness ofthe
entire restraint systemandincrease the
chance orseverity ofinjury inan accident.
. The shoulder beltshould restonthe middle
of the shoulder. Itmust notrest against the
neck.
. Besure thattheseat beltisnot twisted in
any way.
. Be sure thattheshoulder beltanchor is
secured bytrying tomove theshoulder belt
anchor upand down afteradjustment.
The shoulder beltanchor heightshould beadjusted to
the position bestforyou.
The belt should beaway fromyourfaceandneck, but not
falling offyour shoulder.
T o adjust, pulltherelease button
*
1
and move the
shoulder beltanchor tothe proper position
*
2
, so that
the belt passes overthecenter ofthe shoulder.
Release thebutton tolock theshoulder beltanchor
into position.
Unfastening seatbelts
GUID-B9 FD6826-2EEF -4B6A-BBB2-8DA9D C9A114C
Push thebutton onthe buckle. Theseat belt
automatically retracts.
Seat belthooks
GUID-0A7B 1C10-9CFD -4887-B9D3-A F0EDDB1D 238
SSS1138
When therear seat belts arenot inuse and when
folding downtherear seats, hooktherear outer seat
belts onthe seat belthooks.
Checking seatbeltoperation
GUID-403E E7BD-2595 -4C9C-B3EC-2256E3EF 91C8
Seat beltretractors aredesigned tolock seat belt
movement:
. When theseat beltispulled quickly fromthe
retractor.
. When thevehicle slowsdownrapidly .
T o increase yourconfidence inthe seat belts, check
the operation bygrasping theshoulder beltandpulling
forward quickly.The retractor shouldlockandrestrict
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2 Instruments andcontrols
Cockpit ....
........................................................... ............................................2-2
Left-Hand Drive(LHD) models ....
....................................... ..............2-2
Right-Hand Drive(RHD) models ....
................................................. .2-3
Instrument panel....
........................................................... ...........................2-4
Left-Hand Drive(LHD) models ....
....................................... ..............2-4
Right-Hand Drive(RHD) models ....
................................................. .2-5
Meters andgauges ....
...................................................... ...........................2-6
Speedometer ....
........................................................... ...........................2-6
T achometer ....
...................................................... ...................................2-6
Engine coolant temperature gauge....
.............................................. 2-7
Fuel gauge ....
........................................................... ...............................2-7
Instrument brightnesscontrol....
........................................................ 2-7
V ehicle information display....
............................................................. 2-8
Odometer ....
............................................ ............................................. 2-10
W arning/indicator lightsandaudible reminders ....
........................... 2-11
Checking bulbs....
...................................................... ........................2-12
W arning lights....
................................................. ................................2-12
Indicator lights....
....................................... ......................................... 2-14
Audible reminders ....
........................................................... ...............2-16
Headlight andturn signal switch ....
....................................... ...............2-17
X enon headlights (ifequipped) ....
....................................... ...........2-17
Headlight switch....
............................................ ................................2-17
Headlight aimingcontrol (ifequipped) ....
..................................... 2-18
T urn signal switch ....
........................................................... ...............2-19
Fog light switch (ifequipped) ....
............................................ ...............2-19
Front foglights ....
................................................................ ...............2-19
Wiper andwasher switch....
........................................................... .......2-20
Windshield wiperandwasher switch....
....................................... 2-20
Rear window wiperandwasher switch....
................................... 2-21Defogger
switch....
........................................................... ........................2-21
Horn ....
........................................................... .............................................2-22
Windows ....
................................................................ ................................2-22
P ower windows ....
............................................ ................................2-22
Sunroof (ifequipped) ....
................................................. ........................2-24
Automatic sunroof....
....................................... ................................2-24
P ower outlet (ifequipped) ....
................................................. ...............2-25
Ashtray andcigarette lighter(ifequipped) ....
................................... 2-25
Front ....
................................................................ ................................2-25
Rear ....
....................................... .......................................................... 2-26
Storages ....
....................................... .......................................................... 2-26
Glove box....
...................................................... ................................2-26
Console box....
...................................................... ............................2-26
Cup holders ....
...................................................... ............................2-27
Sunglasses holder....
....................................... ................................2-27
Coat hook(ifequipped) ....
................................................. ...........2-28
Card holders (ifequipped) ....
............................................ ...........2-28
Cargo cover....
...................................................... ............................2-28
Luggage hooks(ifequipped) ....
............................................ .......2-29
Sun visors ....
................................................. .............................................2-29
Interior lights....
............................................ ............................................. 2-29
Room light....
............................................ .........................................2-29
Map lights ....
...................................................... ................................2-30
V anity mirror lights(ifequipped) ....
............................................. 2-30
Cargo roomlight....
........................................................... ...............2-30
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Average fuelconsumption (km/lorl/100km) :
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
JVI0576X
T ype A
JVI0456X
T ype B
The average fuelconsumption modeprovides the
current andaverage fuelconsumption graphically
*
1
.
The location
*
2
also shows theaverage consumption.
The average fuelconsumption modeshows the
average fuelconsumption sincethelast reset. Reset-
ting isdone bypushing the
switch
*
A
for longer
than 1second.
The display isupdated every30seconds. Atabout the
first 500 m(1/3 miles) afterareset, thedisplay shows
ª---º andthedigit
*
2
is not displayed. Average
vehiclespeed(km/h) :
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
JVI0505X
The average vehiclespeedmodeshows theaverage
vehicle speed
*
1
since thelast reset. Resetting is
done bypushing the
switch
*
A
for longer than1
second. Thedisplay isupdated every30seconds. The
first 30seconds afterareset, thedisplay showsªÐк.
Distance toempty (dteÐkm) :
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
JVI0455X
The distance toempty (dte)mode provides youwith an
estimation ofthe distance
*
1
that canbedriven
before refueling. Thedteisconstantly beingcalcu-
lated, based onthe amount offuel inthe fuel tank and
the actual fuelconsumption.
The display isupdated every30seconds. The
dtemode includes alow range warning feature:
when thefuel level islow ,the dte mode isautomatically
selected andthedigits blinkinorder todraw the
driver's attention. Pushthe
switch
*
A
to return
to the mode thatwas selected beforethewarning
occurred.
When thefuel level drops evenlower, thedte display
will change 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, whichmaymomenta-
rily change thedisplay.
Resetting displays:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
Push the
switch
*
A
for longer than3seconds.
The display ofaverage fuelconsumption, average
vehicle speedandtripodometer (TRIPBonly) willbe
reset atthe same time.
Instrument sand controls
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GUID-218B1 7C5-422C-4FAE-99C4- AA3A74107 073
XENON HEADLIGHTS (ifequipped)
GUID-D5FEC 0EB-A466-47 42-B448-DEC77F659521
WARNING:
HIGH VOLTAGE
. When xenon headlights areon,they produce
a high voltage. To prevent anelectric shock,
never attempt tomodify ordisassemble.
Always haveyourxenon headlights checked
and/or replaced ataNISSAN dealer.
. Xenon headlights provideconsiderably
more lightthanconventional headlights.If
they arenot correctly aimed,theymight
temporarily blindanoncoming driverora
driver ahead ofyou and could cause a
serious accident. Immediately takeyour
vehicle toaNISSAN dealerandhave the
headlights adjustedcorrectly.
When thexenon headlights areinitially turnedon,their
brightness andcolor varyslightly .However, thecolor
and brightness willsoon stabilize.
The lifeofxenon headlights willbeshortened by
frequent on-offoperation. Itis generally desirable not
to turn offthe headlights forshort intervals.
If the xenon headlight bulbisclose toburning out,the
brightness willdrastically decrease,theheadlight will
start blinking, orthe color ofthe headlight willbecome
reddish. Ifone ormore ofthe above conditions appear,
contact aNISSAN dealer.
HEADLIGHT SWITCH
GUID-A8314 E0E-EC8C-4483-813A-B 5EB9E8CF C25
SIC3782
T ype A
SIC3783
T ype B
NISSAN recommends thatyouconsult thelocal
regulations concerning theuse oflights.
AUT Oposition (ifequipped)
GUID-2CEC3 A16-6D49-4F4 5-8731-D6F8C92C4A8F
When theignition switchisin the ªONº position and
the headlight switchisin the ªAUT Oºposition, the
headlights, frontclearance lights,instrument panel
lights, rearcombination lightsandother lights turnon
automatically dependingonthe brightness ofthe
surroundings.
The headlights willturn onautomatically attwilight orin
rainy weather (whenthewindshield wiperisoperated continuously)
.
When theignition switchisplaced inthe ªOFFº
position, thelights willturn offautomatically .
SAA1755
CAUTION:
Do not place anyobjects ontop ofthe sensor
*
1
. The sensor senses thebrightness leveland
controls theautolight function.Ifthe sensor is
covered, itreacts asifitis dark, andthe
headlights willilluminate.
position
GUID-F6 9BE745-A75 E-4F65-8BE6 -CB953D195A14
The
position turnsonthe front clearance,
instrument panel,tailand license plate
lights.
position
GUID-E8 7178D3-B8DB -448C-9D82-DD49492DD1E4
The
position turnsonthe headlights inaddition to
the other lights.
Instrume ntsand controls
2-17
HEADLIGHT
ANDTURN SIGNAL
SWIT CH
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Automatic type
GUID-BE C8325F-84 2C-4340-99 81-01AB2C0 E0852
For thevehicle equipped withtheautomatic leveling
system, theheadlight axisiscontrolled automatically .
TURN SIGNAL SWITCH
GUID-028 4C232-D66 1-4199-831 9-76842A7F3 BCE
JVI0596X
T ype A
JVI0495X
T ype B
CAUTION:
The turn signal switch willnotbecancelled
automatically ifthe steering wheelturning angle
does notexceed thepreset amount. Afteraturn
or lane change, makesurethattheturn signal
switch isreturned toits original position.
T urn signal
GUID-F6 37B70F-862 0-480C-9A5E-8 3FADC7CBE1 5
T o turn onthe turn signals, movethelever upordown
*
1
to the point where thelever latches. Whentheturn
is completed, theturn signal cancels automatically .
Lane change signal
GUID-262 38332-8E1D-4 5A4-841A-29B1AD258990
T o turn onthe lane change signals, movethelever up
or down
*
2
to the point where thelight begins to
flash.
If the lever ismoved backtoits original position right
after moving upordown, thelight willflash 3times.
T o cancel theflashing, movethelever tothe opposite
direction.
GUID-425 2B883-94 06-48ED-9F33 -1EF3F1027A14
FRONT FOGLIGHTS
GUID-94ACA1 68-7F97-45B0-95E6-F8AC40E833D 2
SIC3811
T ype A
SIC3813
T ype B
T o turn onthe front foglights, turnthefog light switch
to the
position withtheheadlight switchinthe
or
position.
T o turn offthe fog lights, turnthefog light switch tothe
ªOFFº position.
When theheadlight switchisin the ªAUT Oºposition (if
equipped) ,turning thefog light switch tothe
position willturn onthe headlights, foglights andthe
other lights.
Instrume ntsand controls
2-19
FOG
LIGHT SWITCH(ifequipped)
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Instrument sand controls
GUID-F6B82 05F-DF3D-4522-92F0-97 114EEC2749
WARNING:
In freezing temperatures, thewasher fluidmay
freeze onthe windshield andobscure your
vision. Warmthewindshield withthedefogger
before youwash thewindshield.
CAUTION:
. Donot operate thewasher continuously for
longer than30seconds.
. Donot operate thewasher ifthe window
washer fluidreservoir isempty.
. Ifthe wiper operation isinterrupted bysnow
or ice, thewiper maystop moving toprotect
its motor. Ifthis occurs, turnthewiper switch
to the ªOFFº position andremove thesnow
or ice onand around thewiper arms.In
approximately 1minute, turntheswitch on
again tooperate thewiper.
WINDSHIELD WIPERANDWASHER
SWIT CH
GUID-B5 02F95A-B0 41-40B6-93BF-96CD 4CBD3C3C
SIC4022
T ype A
JVI0271X
T ype B
The windshield wiperandwasher operate whenthe
ignition switchisin the ªONº position.
Wiper operation
GUID-09 A5032E-B4FF -4FFF-AC03-6433AEEED 0C7
The lever position ªINTºor ª
º
*
1
operates the
wiper intermittently .
. The intermittent operationcanbeadjusted by
turning theadjustment controlknob,(longer)
*
A
or (shorter)
*
B
.
. The intermittent operationspeedvariesinaccor-
dance withthevehicle speed.(Forexample, when
the vehicle speedishigh, theintermittent opera-
tion speed willbefaster.)
The lever position ªLOº or
ª
º
*
2
operates the
wiper atlow speed.
The lever position ªHIºor
ª
º
*
3
operates the
wiper athigh speed.
T o stop thewiper operation, movethelever uptothe
ªOFFº position.
The lever position ªMISTºor
ª
º
*
4
operates the
wiper onesweep. Thelever automatically returnstoits
original position. Pulling
upthe wiper arm:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
The wiper armshould beinthe upposition when
replacing thewiper.
T o pull upthe wiper arm,pullthelever
*
5
when the
ignition switchisin the ªOFFº position within1minute.
The wiper operation stopsinmid-operation andthe
wiper armcanbepulled up.
T o replace thewiper arm,place thewiper arminthe
down position andthen push thelever
*
4
up once
when theignition switchisin the ªONº position.
W asher operation
GUID-FCA4 580E-6687-43A6-B1FF-1 07489CBCCA 6
T o operate thewasher, pullthelever toward theback
of the vehicle
*
5
until thedesired amountofwasher
fluid isspread onthe windshield. Thewiper will
automatically operateseveraltimes.
Wiper dripwipe system:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
The wiper willalso operate onceabout 3seconds after
the washer andwiper areoperated. Thisoperation isto
wipe washer fluidthathasdripped onthe windshield.
Headlight cleaner(ifequipped)
GUID-30A3 22AB-83A8-4BD5-9E9 6-B1C0CD1C922B
Pull thelever toward therear ofthe vehicle
*
5
.
The headlight cleanerwilloperate withoperation ofthe
windshield washer.
. The headlight cleaneroperates withthewind-
shield washer operation. Thisoperation activates
once eachtimeeither theignition switchorthe
headlight switchisturned offand on.
. After thefirst operation, theheadlight cleaner
operates onceforevery fewoperations ofthe
windshield washer.
WIPER ANDWASHER SWITCH
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Locking passengers' windows:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
When thelock button
*
A
is pushed in,the
passengers' windowscannotbeoperated.
T o cancel thepassengers' windowslock,push thelock
button
*
A
again torelease thepassengers' window
lock.
Passenger's windowswitch
GUID-94 45E300-8AEF -4C87-B23A-82D B696E7584
SIC4523
The passenger's switchcancontrol itscorresponding
window .
When thepassengers' windowslockbutton onthe
driver's switchispushed in,the passenger's switch
cannot beoperated.
Automatic function
GUID-9B 742A93-33F3 -4843-852E-7713CEAD D5D1
SIC4524
The automatic functionisavailable forthe switch that
has an
mark onitssurface.
The automatic functionenablesawindow tofully open
or close without holding theswitch downorup.
T o fully open thewindow ,push thepower window
switch downtothe second detentandrelease the
switch. To fully close thewindow ,pull thepower
window switchuptothe second detentandrelease
the switch. Theswitch doesnothave tobe held during
window operation.
T o stop thewindow open/close operationduringthe
automatic function,pushdown orpull upthe switch in
opposite directions.
Auto-reverse function:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
WARNING:
There isasmall distance justbefore theclosed
position whichcannot bedetected. Makesure
that allpassengers havetheirhands, etc.inside
the vehicle beforeclosing thewindows.
The auto-reverse functionenablesawindow to
automatically reversewhensomething iscaught inthe
window asitis closing bythe automatic function.
When thecontrol unitdetects anobstacle, thewindow
will belowered immediately .
Depending onthe environment ordriving conditions,
the auto-reverse functionmayactivate ifan impact or
load similar tosomething beingcaught inthe window
occurs.
If the window doesnotclose automatically
GUID-89E9 016B-82D8-4 7EC-9036-B6 A63D9DF2B5
If the power window automatic function(closingonly)
does notoperate properly,perform thefollowing
procedure toinitialize thepower window system.
1. Place theignition switchinthe ªONº position.
2. Close thedoor.
3. Open thewindow completely byoperating the
power window switch.
4. Pullthepower window switchandhold itto close
the window ,and then holdtheswitch morethan3
seconds afterthewindow isclosed completely .
5. Release thepower window switch.Operate the
window bythe automatic functiontoconfirm the
initialization iscomplete.
If the power window automatic functiondoesnot
operate properly afterperforming theprocedure above,
have yourvehicle checked byaNISSAN dealer.
Instrume ntsand controls
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Instrument sand controls
GUID-21F8 D9E5-6E1D-4 1EB-B414-B18752598595
WARNING:
. Inan accident youcould bethrown fromthe
vehicle through anopen sunroof. Adults
should always useseat belts andchildren
should always useseat belts orchild
restraint systems.
. Never allowanyone tostand uporextend
any portion oftheir body outofthe opening
while thevehicle isin motion orwhile the
sunroof isclosing.
CAUTION:
. Remove waterdrops, snow,iceorsand from
the sunroof beforeopening.
. Do not place anyheavy objects onthe
sunroof orsurrounding area.
AUT OMA TICSUNROOF
GUID-9D 034432-A8F3- 418B-AFB1-55 6C8C5C8 097
JVI0284X
The sunroof operates whentheignition switchisin the
ªONº position.
Sunshade
GUID-58FB7 DDD-C001-4 291-A467-30 31C590B8FE
T o open orclose thesunshade, slidethesunshade
manually .
The sunshade willopen automatically whenthe
sunroof isopened. Thesunshade needstobe closed
manually bysliding it.
Sunroof
GUID-8D 0D3FA5-F33A -4E19-9F AB-457B7C7DF91A
Tilting:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
T o tilt up, first close thesunroof, thenpush theUPside
*
2
of the sunroof switchandrelease it;itneed notbe
held. To tilt down thesunroof, pushtheDOWN side
*
1
.
Sliding:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
T o fully open orclose thesunroof, pushtheOPEN
*
1
or CL OSE
*
2
side ofthe sunroof switchandrelease
it; itneed notbeheld. Theroof willautomatically open
or close allthe way.To stop thesunroof, pushthe
switch oncemore while itis opening orclosing.
Auto-reverse function
GUID-0E6 D6E19-EA EA-4084-818 A-1DB8588E65FD
WARNING:
There isasmall distance justbefore theclosed
position whichcannot bedetected. Makesure
that allpassengers havetheirhands, etc.inside
the vehicle beforeclosing thesunroof.
The auto-reverse functionenablesthesunroof to
automatically reversewhensomething iscaught in
the sunroof asitis closing. Whenthecontrol unit
detects anobstacle, thesunroof willopen immediately .
If the sunroof cannotbeclosed automatically whenthe
auto reverse function activates duetoamalfunction,
push andhold theCLOSE side
*
2
of the sunroof
switch. Depending
onthe environment ordriving conditions,
the auto-reverse functionmayactivate ifan impact or
load similar tosomething beingcaught inthe sunroof
occurs.
If sunroof doesnotoperate
GUID-20E AF9C7-02A E-42EA-A96 A-DAECBA1ED0A2
If the sunroof doesnotoperate properly,perform the
following procedure toinitialize thesunroof operation
system.
1. Ifthe sunroof isopen, closeitfully byrepeatedly
pushing theCLOSE side
*
2
of the sunroof
switch.
2. Push andhold theCLOSE side
*
2
of the sunroof
switch totilt the sunroof up.
3. Release thesunroof switchafterthesunroof
moves slightly upand down.
4. Push andhold theOPEN side
*
1
of the sunroof
switch tofully tiltthe sunroof down.
5. Check ifthe sunroof switchoperates normally.
If the sunroof doesnotoperate properly afterperform-
ing the procedure above,haveyourvehicle checked by
a NISSAN dealer.
SUNROOF (ifequipped)
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Instrument sand controls
lighter, pushin
*
3
until itlatches. Whenthelighter is
heated, itwill spring outautomatically .
Return thecigarette lightertoits original position after
use.
REAR
GUID-850 4D0AE-6DA A-448B-882 4-09AEE66D 92A5
SIC2570
T o open theashtray ,pull
*
1
.
T o take outtheashtray ,push down
*
2
, and pullout.
GUID-750 5B926-4D14- 4901-9E16-595CE0845367
WARNING:
. The storages shouldnotbeused while
driving sothat thefullattention maybe
given tovehicle operation.
. Keep thestorage lidsclosed whiledriving to
help prevent injuryinan accident orsudden
stop.
GL OVE BOX
GUID-C50 79549-DB0E-425B-ADC C-892780E9 CA4D
JVI0287X
T ype A
T o open theglove box,pullthehandle.
T o close, pushthelidinuntil thelock
latches.
JVI0676X
T ype B
T o open theglove box,pullthehandle
*
1
.
T o close, pushthelidinuntil thelock latches.
T o lock
*
2
/unlock
*
3
the glove box,usethekey.
CONSOLE BOX
GUID-DA58 57D7-77AF-4C0A-89DE-536BD23 484C4
JVI0288X
T o open theconsole boxlid,push theknob
*
A
and
pull upthe lid.
T o close, pushtheliddown untilthelock latches.
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Instrument sand controls
. The doors areunlocked bypushing theªUN-
L OCKº
button (ontheremote controller or
Intelligent Key) orthe request switch(Intelligent
K ey system equipped models),with theignition
switch inthe ªLOCKº position.
. Any door isopened andthen closed withthe
ignition switchinthe ªLOCKº position.
The interior lighttimer willbecancelled when:
. The driver's doorislocked.
. Theignition switchisplaced inthe ªONº position.
When theswitch isin the ªOFFº position
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3
, the room
light does notilluminate, regardless ofany condition.
Battery saversystem
GUID-5B6D3 33F-E307-4FAD-A056-0 073CA6D7F46
If any door isleft open foraperiod oftime withthe
room lightswitch inthe ªDOORº position,theroom
light willautomatically turnoff.
MAP LIGHTS
GUID-50 E56458-D7 10-4F96-B3E A-A53AA4FB 330B
SIC2873
T o turn themap lights on,press thelenses. To turn
them off,press thelenses ofthe lights again.
V ANITY MIRROR LIGHTS(ifequipped)
GUID-2CD 7F5D0-D649 -4893-848C- 9DE98CEB5 81E
SIC3869
T o access thevanity mirror, pullthesun visor down and
flip open themirror cover.
The vanity mirror lightilluminates whenthevanity mirror
cover isopened. Whenthecover isclosed, thelight
will turn off.
CARGO ROOMLIGHT
GUID-102 6B869-2FC5- 478D-9902-07330C3D2 DA8
The cargo roomlightilluminates whentheback dooris
opened. Whentheback doorisclosed, thelights will
turn off.
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