headlights NISSAN PULSAR 2021 Owner´s Manual
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GUID-06F61 144-5F27-41 93-87C5-E0950EF9F75 5
JVC0429X
1. Engine hood(P.3-14)
2. Windshield wiperandwasher
Ð Switch operation (P.2-20)
Ð Blade replacement (P.8-15)
Ð Window washerfluid(P.8-17)
3. Sunroof* (P.2-24)
4. Power windows (P.2-22)
5. Recovery hook(P.6-9)
6. Foglights*
Ð Switch operation (P.2-19) Ð
Bulb replacement (P.8-24)
7. Headlight cleaners*(P.2-20)
8. Headlights andturn signal lights
Ð Switch operation (P.2-17)
Ð Bulb replacement (P.8-23)
9. Tires
Ð Tires andwheels (P.8-31, P.9-7)
Ð Flat tire(P.6-2)
Ð Tire placard (P.9-9) 10.
Sideturnsignal lights(onthefront fender orthe
outside rearview mirror)
Ð Switch operation (P.2-19)
Ð Bulb replacement (P.8-24)
11. Outside mirrors(P.3-18)
12. Doors
Ð Keys (P.3-2)
Ð Door locks (P.3-3)
Ð Intelligent Key system* (P.3-7)
Ð Remote keylessentrysystem* (P.3-5)
Ð Security system*(P.3-14)
*: ifequipped
Illustrated tableofcontents
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EXTERIOR
FRONT
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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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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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2-18
Instrument sand controls
Headlight beam
GUID-C691 2DCE-BB64 -407E-9032-4B82D05D2D 81
JVI0371X
T ype A
JVI0493X
T ype B
T o turn onthe high beam, pushthelever towards the
front position
*
1
.
T o turn offthe high beam, returnthelever tothe neutral
position
*
2
.
T o flash theheadlights, pullthelever towards the
rearmost position
*
3
. The headlights canbeflashed
even when theheadlights arenot on.
Battery saversystem
GUID-1DA1 90E4-73D3- 40EE-8991-AFA611EFFBF1
The light reminder chimewillsound ifthe driver's door
is opened whilethefollowing operations occur:
. The headlight switchisin either the
or
position, andtheignition switchinthe ªACCº ,
ªOFFº orªLOCKº position.
Be sure toturn theheadlight switchtothe ªOFFº
position whenyouleave thevehicle.
If the doors areclosed andlocked withtheremote
keyless entryorIntelligent Key system whilethe
headlight switchisin either the
or
position,
the battery saverfunction willturn offthe lights to
prevent thebattery frombeing discharged. Thelights
will turn onwhen thedoors arebeing opened.
CAUTION:
Do not leave thelights onwhen theengine isnot
running forextended periodsoftime toprevent
the battery frombeing discharged.
HEADLIGHT AIMINGCONTROL (if
equipped)
GUID-A993 E0A0-BFC9-4 A86-B9F4-0F692EFED4 B2
Manual type
GUID-BA6 A8C22-5E29-4683-99 03-066FC5 04B164
SIC2275
The headlight aimingcontrol operates whenthe
ignition switchisin the ªONº position andtheheadlight
is on toallow theheadlight axistobe adjusted
according tothe driving condition.
When driving withnoheavy load/luggage ordriving on
a flat road, select thenormal position ª0º.
If the number ofoccupants andload/luggage inthe
vehicle changes, theheadlight axismay become higher
than normal.
If the vehicle istraveling onahilly road, theheadlights
may directly shineonthe rearview andoutside mirrors
of avehicle aheadorthe windshield ofan oncoming
vehicle, whichmayobscure otherdrivers' vision.
T o adjust tothe proper aimingheight, turntheswitch
accordingly .The higher thenumber, designated onthe
switch, thelower theheadlight axis.
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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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GUID-9B 489A89-8DA5-4055-B 540-64261 126F2BD
JVI0707X
The power outletisfor powering electricalacces-
sories.
CAUTION:
. The outlet andplug maybehot during or
immediately afteruse.
. This power outletisnot designed foruse
with acigarette lighterunit.
. Donot use with accessories thatexceed a12
volt, 120W (10A)power draw.Donot use
double adapters ormore thanoneelectrical
accessory.
. Use power outletwiththeengine running to
avoid discharging thevehicle battery.
. Avoid usingpower outletwhentheair
conditioner, headlightsorrear window de-
fogger ison.
. Before inserting ordisconnecting aplug, be
sure toturn offthe power switch ofthe
electrical accessory beingusedandthe
ignition switch.
. Push theplug inas far asitwill go.Ifgood
contact isnot made, theplug mayoverheat
or the internal temperature fusemayblow. .
Donot allow water tocontact theoutlet.
. When notinuse, besure toclose thecap.
GUID-16 EAFD12-36 8A-4962-AC5 1-08308135575A
FRONT
GUID-09F AFD83-64 80-41B7-9 47B-3418 402840A7
JVI0445X
Ashtray
GUID-90A4 9645-2D10-42E0-A2B3 -10FEB41DADA 1
T o open theashtray ,push thelid
*
1
.
T o take outtheashtray ,pull out
*
2
.
Cigarette lighter
GUID-A 3AC73E9-0 371-4BCE-B B23-FC0DBD9635D3
WARNING:
The cigarette lightershould notbeused while
driving sothat fullattention maybegiven to
vehicle operation.
CAUTION:
. The cigarette lightersocket isapower
source forthe cigarette lighterelement only.
The useofthe cigarette lightersocket asa
power source forany other accessory isnot
recommended.
. Donot use anyother power outletforan
accessory lighter.
The cigarette lighteroperates whentheignition switch
is in the ªACCº orªONº position. To heat thecigarette
Instrume ntsand controls
2-25
POWER
OUTLET (ifequippe d) ASHTRA
YAND CIGARETTE
LIGHTER (ifequipped)
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3-18
Pre-driving checksandadjustments
GUID-D5C 9F9CE-0CC3 -414E-BAB0-ACDD06428B D1
WARNING:
Adjust theposition ofall mirrors beforedriving.
Do not adjust themirror positions whiledriving
so that fullattention maybegiven tovehicle
operation.
INSIDE REARVIEW MIRROR
GUID-704289 61-428B-4E74-8FDB- B4B0BBD3 C4C9
While holding theinside rearview mirror,adjustthe
mirror angles untilthedesired position is
achieved.
SP A2143
Pull theadjusting lever
*
1
when theglare fromthe
headlights ofthe vehicle behindyouobstructs your
vision atnight.
Push theadjusting lever
*
2
during theday forthe best
rearward visibility.
OUTSIDE REARVIEW MIRRORS
GUID-1CA29 965-E808-4DBC-8766-4 82221B11AAC
WARNING:
. Never touchtheoutside rearview mirrors
while theyareinmotion. Doingsomay pinch
your fingers ordamage themirror.
. Never drivethevehicle withtheoutside
rearview mirrorsfolded.Thisreduces rear
view visibility andmay lead toan accident.
. Objects viewedinthe outside mirrorare
closer thantheyappear (ifequipped) .
. The picture dimensions anddistance inthe
outside mirrorsarenot real.
Adjusting
GUID-BA77 2B9A-BDEB -4A66-8B11- 44E022F0FD0 5
SP A2214
The outside rearview mirrorremote controloperates
when theignition switchisin the ªACCº orªONº
position.
1. Move theswitch toselect theright
*
1
or left
*
2
mirror.
2. Adjust eachmirror bypushing theswitch untilthe
desired position isachieved
*
3
.
Folding
GUID-B7 2E02F0-F6 CE-4952-A3 31-280DB1590690
Remote controltype:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
SP A1732A
The outside rearview mirrorremote controloperates
when theignition switchisin the ªACCº orªONº
position.
The outside rearview mirrorsautomatically foldwhen
the outside rearview mirrorfolding switchispushed to
the ªCLOSEº position
*
1
. To unfold, pushtothe
ªOPENº position
*
2
.
CAUTION:
. Continuously performingthefold/unfold
operation ofthe outside rearview mirror
may cause theswitch tostop theoperation.
. Do not touch themirrors whiletheyare
moving. Your hand maybepinched, andthe
mirror maymalfunction.
. Donot drive withthemirrors stored.You will
be unable tosee behind thevehicle.
. Ifthe mirrors werefolded orunfolded by
hand, thereisachance thatthemirror will
move forward orbackward duringdriving. If
the mirrors werefolded orunfolded byhand,
MIRRORS
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6-6
In case ofemergency
JVE0108X
1. Ifthe booster batteryisin another vehicle
*
B
,
position thetwo vehicles
*
A
and
*
B
to bring the
batteries intoclose proximity toeach other.
CAUTION:
If the battery ofvehicle
*
A
equipped withthe
Intelligent Keysystem isdischarged, theignition
switch cannot bemoved fromtheªLOCKº
position and,ifthe steering lockisengaged,
the steering wheelcannot bemoved. Connect
the jumper cablestothe booster vehicle
*
B
before turning theignition switchanddisenga-
ging thesteering lock.
2. Apply theparking brake.
3. Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)model:
Move theshift lever tothe ªPº (Park) position.
Manual Transmission (MT)model: Movetheshift
lever tothe ªNº (Neutral) position.
4. Switch offallunnecessary electricalsystems
(headlights, heater,airconditioner, etc.).
5. Place theignition switchinthe ªLOCKº position. 6.
Remove thevent caps, ifequipped, onthe battery .
7. Cover thebattery withafirmly wrung outmoist
cloth toreduce thehazard ofan explosion.
8. Connect thejumper cablesinthe sequence as
illustrated (
*
1
,
*
2
,
*
3
,
*
4
) .
CAUTION:
. Always connect positive +topositive +and
negative 7tobody ground, NOTto the
battery's negative7.
. Besure thatthejumper cablesdonot touch
moving partsinthe engine compartment.
. Besure thatthejumper cable's clamps do
not contact anyother metal.
9. Start theengine ofthe booster vehicle
*
B
and let
it run forafew minutes.
10. Depress theaccelerator pedalofthe booster
vehicle
*
B
at about 2,000 rpm.
11. Start theengine ofthe jumped vehicle
*
A
in the
normal manner.
CAUTION:
Never keepthestarter motorengaged formore
than 10seconds. Ifthe engine doesnotstart
right away, placetheignition switchinthe ªOFFº
position andwait atleast 10seconds before
trying again.
12. After theengine isstarted, carefully disconnect
the jumper cablesinthe opposite sequence from
that illustrated (
*
4
,
*
3
,
*
2
,
*
1
) .
13. Remove anddispose ofthe cloth asitmay be
contaminated withcorrosive acid.
14. Replace thevent caps, ifremoved.
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8 Maintenance anddo-it-yourself
Maintenance requirements ....
...................................................... ..............8-2
Scheduled maintenance ....
....................................... ...........................8-2
General maintenance ....
............................................ ...........................8-2
Where togo for service ....
....................................... ...........................8-2
General maintenance ....
................................................................ ..............8-2
Explanation ofgeneral maintenance items....
................................. 8-2
Maintenance precautions....
...................................................... ..........8-4
Engine compartment checklocations ....
................................................ 8-5
MRA8DE enginemodel....
................................................. ..................8-5
MR16DD Tengine model....
...................................................... ..........8-6
HR16DE enginemodel....
................................................. ..................8-7
Engine cooling system ....
............................................ ...............................8-7
Checking enginecoolant level....
............................................ ..........8-8
Changing enginecoolant ....
...................................................... ..........8-8
Engine oil....
................................................................ ...................................8-9
Checking engineoillevel ....
...................................................... ..........8-9
Changing engineoiland oilfilter ....
................................................. .8-9
Drive belt....
....................................... .......................................................... 8-11
Spark plugs....
................................................................ ............................8-12
Iridium platinum-tipped sparkplugs (ifequipped) ....
................ 8-12
Platinum alloy-tipped sparkplugs (ifequipped) ....
.................... 8-12
Brakes ....
............................................ .......................................................... 8-12
Checking parkingbrake....
....................................... ........................8-12
Checking footbrake pedal ....
.......................................................... 8-12
Brake booster ....
................................................. ................................8-13
Brake fluid....
................................................. .............................................8-13
Clutch fluid(ifequipped) ....
....................................... ............................8-14
Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)fluid(ifequipped) ....
.... 8-15
Air cleaner filter....
............................................ .........................................8-15Wiper
blades ....
................................................................ ........................8-15
Windshield wiperblades ....
............................................ ...............8-15
Rear window wiperblade ....
......................................................... 8-16
Window washerfluid....
........................................................... ...............8-17
Battery ............................................................... .........................................8-18
V ehicle battery ....
...................................................... ........................8-18
Remote controller battery....
.......................................................... 8-19
Intelligent Key battery ....
...................................................... ...........8-20
V ariable voltage controlsystem (ifequipped) ....
.............................. 8-21
Fuses ....
...................................................... .................................................8-21
Engine compartment ....
....................................... ............................8-21
Passenger compartment ....
................................................. ...........8-22
Lights ....
............................................ .......................................................... 8-23
Headlights ....
............................................ .........................................8-23
Exterior lights....
....................................... ......................................... 8-24
Interior light....
........................................................... ........................8-24
Light locations ....
...................................................... ........................8-25
Legal requirement toadjust headlight beam(Halogen
headlight model)....
........................................................... ...............8-29
Tires andwheels ....
...................................................... ............................8-31
Tire inflation pressure ....
...................................................... ...........8-31
T ypes oftires ....
....................................... ......................................... 8-31
Tire chains ....
............................................ .........................................8-31
Tire rotation ....
........................................................... ........................8-31
Tire wear anddamage ....
....................................... ........................8-32
Tire age ....
................................................. .........................................8-32
Changing tiresandwheels ....
............................................ ...........8-32
Wheel balance ....
................................................. ............................8-32
Spare tire....
........................................................... ............................8-32
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8-2
Mainten anceanddo-it-yo urself
GUID-599 42846-716 6-4224-BF7F- 2B18FC065A82
Some day-to-day andregular maintenance isessential
to maintain yourvehicle's goodmechanical condition,
as well asitsemission andengine performance.
It is the owner's responsibility tomake surethatthe
specified maintenance, aswell asgeneral mainte-
nance, isperformed.
As the vehicle owner,youaretheonly onewho can
ensure thatyour vehicle receives theproper main-
tenance care.
SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE
GUID-81E 26708-DAB 3-41AE-A75 2-C19E294D F186
For your convenience, therequired scheduled main-
tenance itemsaredescribed andlisted inaseparate
maintenance booklet.You must refertothat booklet to
ensure thatnecessary maintenance isperformed on
your vehicle atregular intervals.
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
GUID-116 3C165-40B 6-4B3A-B9E 9-F57588E6E ADF
General maintenance includesthoseitemswhich
should bechecked duringnormal day-to-day operation
of the vehicle. Theyareessential ifyour vehicle isto
continue tooperate properly.It is your responsibility to
perform theseprocedures regularlyasprescribed.
Performing generalmaintenance checksrequires
minimal mechanical skilland afew general automotive
tools.
These checks orinspections canbedone byyourself,
a qualified technician, orifyou prefer, yourNISSAN
dealer.
WHERE TO GO FOR SERVICE
GUID-855385 4F-873D-40F5-B030-38E68B98CD BD
If maintenance serviceisrequired oryour vehicle
appears tomalfunction, havethesystems checked and
tuned byan authorised NISSANdealer.
GUID-41D 52985-13E F-4849-BE86 -06FE33BE5839
During normal day-to-day operationofthe vehicle,
general maintenance shouldbeperformed regularlyas
prescribed inthis section. Ifyou detect anyunusual
sounds, vibrations orsmells, besure tocheck forthe
cause orhave aNISSAN dealerdoitpromptly .In
addition, youshould notifyaNISSAN dealerifyou think
that repairs arerequired.
When performing anychecks ormaintenance work,
closely observe ªMaintenance precautionsº(P.8-4) .
EXPLANA TIONOFGENERAL MAINTE-
NANCE ITEMS
GUID-93ED 51D4-2178-43ED-8D01 -7CDF6194EAC9
Additional information onthe following items
with ª*ºisfound laterinthis section.
Outside vehicle
GUID-E260 8191-CBFF-4F8A-B24A- EDE685639B84
The maintenance itemslisted hereshould beper-
formed fromtimetotime, unless otherwise specified.
Doors andhood:
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Check thatalldoors andthehood operate smoothly as
well asthe back door, trunklidand hatch. Alsomake
sure thatalllatches locksecurely .Lubricate if
necessary .Make surethatthesecondary latchkeeps
the hood fromopening whentheprimary latchis
released. Whendriving inareas usingroadsaltor
other corrosive materials, checklubrication frequently.
Lights*:
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Clean theheadlights onaregular basis.Makesurethat
the headlights, stoplights, taillights, turnsignal lights,
and other lights arealloperating properlyandinstalled
securely .Also check theaim ofthe headlights.
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