remove seats NISSAN PULSAR 2022 Owners Manual
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1 Safety Ðseats, seatbelts andsupplemental
restraint system
Seats ....
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Front seats ....
........................................................... ...............................1-2
Rear seats ....
................................................................ ...........................1-3
Armrest ....
............................................ .................................................... 1-4
Head restraints ....
...................................................... ...................................1-5
Adjustable headrestraint ....
...................................................... ..........1-5
Non-adjustable headrestraint ....
...................................................... .1-5
Remove ....
............................................ .................................................... 1-5
Install ....
....................................... ............................................................. 1-6
Adjust ....
................................................................ ...................................1-6
Seat belts ....
...................................................... ............................................1-7
Precautions onseat beltusage ....
.................................................... 1-7
Child safety ....
...................................................... ...................................1-8
Pregnant women....
............................................ ...................................1-9
Injured persons ....
................................................................ ..................1-9
Center markonseat belts ....
............................................ ..................1-9 Three-point
typeseatbelts ....
............................................ ..............1-9
T wo-point typeseatbelts (ifequipped) ....
................................ 1-11
Seat beltmaintenance ....
....................................... ........................1-11
Child restraints ....
............................................ .........................................1-12
Precautions onchild restraint usage....
...................................... 1-12
Child restraint anchorage (ifequipped) ....
................................ 1-12
Child restraint installation using3-point typeseatbelt
(if equipped) ....
................................................. ................................1-13
Child restraint installation using2-point typeseatbelt
(if equipped) ....
................................................. ................................1-16
Supplemental RestraintSystem(SRS)....
.......................................... 1-18
Precautions onSupplemental RestraintSystem(SRS)....
.... 1-18
Supplemental airbag systems ....
................................................. 1-22
SRS airbag deployment conditions....
....................................... 1-24
Pre-tensioner seatbeltsystem (ifequipped) ....
....................... 1-26
Repair andreplacement procedure....
........................................ 1-26
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Safety Ðseats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
or sudden stop.
. Do not fold down therear seats when
occupants areinthe rear seat area orany
luggage ison the rear seats.
. Properly secureallluggage tohelp prevent it
from sliding orshifting. Donot place lug-
gage higher thantheseatbacks.
. When returning theseatbacks tothe upright
position, becertain theyarecompletely
secured inthe latched position. Ifthey are
not completely secured,passengers maybe
injured inan accident orsudden stop.
. Head restraints shouldbeadjusted properly
as they mayprovide significant protection
against whiplash injury.Always replace and
adjust themproperly ifthey have been
removed forany reason.
ARMREST
GUID-403 C964A-AB9 9-4CBE-97C9 -20E36AA8A07E
Front
GUID-116 F0D1F-2BF9-4 B1A-AEC8-6A38242B8 071
JVR0118X
T o use thefront armrest, slideitforward.
Slide thearmrest tothe original position whenusing
the front cup
holders.
JVR0042X
CAUTION:
When thefront armrest isin the forward-most
position, donot place yourfingers onthe bottom
portion ofthe armrest toavoid possible injuries.
Y our fingers couldbeinjured ifthe armrest
slides toits original position.
Rear (ifequipped)
GUID-98 AB7A5D-36C0 -4EF1-B4E6-CE0EC7D 788CB
SIC4593
Pull thearmrest forward untilitis horizontal.
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GUID-1D 2DB560-F0D 1-4E17-A618 -221460107213
WARNING:
Head restraints supplement theother vehicle
safety systems. Theymayprovide additional
protection againstinjuryincertain rearend
collisions. Adjustable headrestraints mustbe
adjusted properly, asspecified inthis section.
Check theadjustment aftersomeone elseuses
the seat. Donot attach anything tothe head
restraint stalksorremove thehead restraint. Do
not use theseat ifthe head restraint hasbeen
removed. Ifthe head restraint wasremoved,
reinstall andproperly adjustthehead restraint
before anoccupant usestheseating position.
Failure tofollow theseinstructions canreduce
the effectiveness ofthe head restraint. Thismay
increase therisk ofserious injuryordeath ina
collision.
. Your vehicle isequipped withahead restraint that
may beintegrated, adjustableornon-adjustable.
. Adjustable headrestraints havemultiple notches
along thestalk tolock them inadesired
adjustment position.
. The non-adjustable headrestraints haveasingle
locking notchtosecure themtothe seat frame.
. Proper Adjustment:
Ð For theadjustable type,alignthehead restraint
so the center ofyour earisapproximately level
with thecenter ofthe head restraint.
Ð Ifyour earposition isstill higher thanthe
recommended alignment,placethehead
restraint atthe highest position.
. Ifthe head restraint hasbeen removed, ensure
that itis reinstalled andlocked inplace before
riding inthat designated seatingposition.
ADJUST ABLEHEAD RESTRAINT
GUID-6C88 D4AC-5493-4D7E-A8 B2-5C0BA78 9C719
SSS0992
1. Removable headrestraint
2. Multiple notches
3. Lock knob
4. Stalks
NON-ADJUST ABLEHEAD RESTRAINT
GUID-1E B1A16B-94 AC-4529-82EA -BEC9EB4 F3D4A
JVR0203X
1. Removable headrestraint
2. Single notch
3. Lock knob 4.
Stalks
REMOVE
GUID-290925 FB-6436-4FF1-9E3D-7 ED53BDC5 322
SSS1037
Use thefollowing procedure toremove thehead
restraint.
1. Pull thehead restraint uptothe highest position.
2. Push andhold thelock knob.
3. Remove thehead restraint fromtheseat.
4. Store thehead restraint properly inasecure place
so itis not loose inthe vehicle.
5. Reinstall andproperly adjustthehead restraint
before anoccupant usestheseating position.
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1-5
HEAD
RESTRAIN TS
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Safety Ðseats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
WARNING:
. Seatbelts aredesigned tobear upon the
bony structure ofthe body, andshould be
worn lowacross thefront ofthe pelvis orthe
pelvis, chestandshoulders, asapplicable;
wearing thelapsection ofthe belt across
the abdominal areamust beavoided. Ser-
ious injury mayoccur ifaseat beltisnot
worn properly.
. Position thelapbelt aslow and snug as
possible aroundthehips, notthewaist. A
lap belt worn toohigh could increase the
risk ofinternal injuriesinan accident.
. Donot allow morethanoneperson touse
the same seatbelt. Each beltassembly must
only beused byone occupant ;it is danger-
ous toput abelt around achild being carried
on the occupant's lap.
. Never carrymore people inthe vehicle than
there areseat belts.
. Never wearseatbelts inside out.Belts
should notbeworn withstraps twisted.
Doing somay reduce theireffectiveness.
. Seatbelts shouldbeadjusted asfirmly as
possible, consistent withcomfort, toprovide
the protection forwhich theyhave been
designed. Aslack beltwillgreatly reducethe
protection affordedtothe wearer.
. Every person whodrives orrides inthis
vehicle shoulduseaseat beltatall times.
Children shouldbeproperly restrained inthe
rear seat and, ifappropriate, inachild
restraint system. .
Do not run thebelt behind yourback or
under yourarm.Always routetheshoulder
belt over your shoulder andacross your
chest. Thebelt should beaway fromyour
face andneck, butnotfalling offyour
shoulder. Seriousinjurymayoccur ifaseat
belt isnot worn properly.
. No modifications oradditions shouldbe
made bythe user which willeither prevent
the seat beltadjusting devicesfromoperat-
ing toremove slack,orprevent theseat belt
assembly frombeing adjusted toremove
slack.
. Care should betaken toavoid contamina-
tion ofthe webbing withpolishes, oilsand
chemicals, andparticularly batteryacid.
Cleaning maysafely becarried outusing
mild soap andwater. Thebelt should be
replaced ifwebbing becomes frayed,con-
taminated ordamaged.
. Allseat beltassemblies includingretractors
and attaching hardware shouldbeinspected
after anycollision byaNISSAN dealer.
NISSAN recommends thatallseat belt
assemblies inuse during acollision be
replaced unlessthecollision wasminor
and thebelts show nodamage andcontinue
to operate properly. Seatbeltassemblies
not inuse during acollision shouldalsobe
inspected and,when necessary, replacedif
either damage orimproper operation is
noted.
. Itis essential toreplace theentire assembly
after ithas been worninasevere impact
even ifdamage tothe assembly isnot
obvious. .
Once thepre-tensioner seatbelt(if
equipped) hasactivated, itcannot bereused.
It must bereplaced togetherwiththe
retractor. ContactaNISSAN dealer.
. Removal andinstallation ofthe pre-ten-
sioner seatbeltsystem components (if
equipped) shouldbedone byaNISSAN
dealer.
CHILD SAFETY
GUID-50FE 0FCD-DBC6 -4BF8-A13A- E3AFA74EB 719
WARNING:
. Infants andchildren needspecial protection.
The vehicle's seatbelts maynotfitthem
properly. Theshoulder beltmay come too
close tothe face orneck. Thelapbelt may
not fitover their small hipbones. Inan
accident, animproperly fittedseatbeltcould
cause serious orfatal injury.
. Always useanappropriate childrestraint
system.
Children needadults tohelp protect them.Theyneed
to be properly restrained. Theproper restraint depends
on the child's size.
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properly installed usingthedamaged an-
chorage, andachild could beseriously
injured orkilled inacollision.
. The child restraint toptether strapmaybe
damaged bycontact withthecargo coveror
items inthe luggage area.Remove thecargo
cover fromthevehicle orsecure itand any
luggage. Your child could beseriously
injured orkilled inacollision ifthe top
tether strapisdamaged.
Anchorage location
GUID-10B2B B22-866D-4899-AF59- A4697DD46 0CB
JVR0194X
The anchor pointsarelocated onthe back sideofthe
rear seatbacks.
CHILD RESTRAINT INSTALLA TION USING
3-POINT TYPESEATBEL T(if equipped)
GUID-88B65 913-C497-4813-85DA-38 7E04EA1320
Installation onrear outer seats
GUID-BD494 34F-1329-42 17-B13F-291E826C3 ED4
SSS0758A
Step 1
Front-facing:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
Be sure tofollow themanufacturer's instructionsfor
the proper useofyour child restraint. Followthese
steps toinstall afront-facing childrestraint onthe rear
seats using 3-point typeseatbelt:
1. Position thechild restraint onthe seat
*
1
.
SSS0493A
Step 2
2. Route theseat belttongue through thechild
restraint andinsert itinto thebuckle
*
2
until you
hear andfeelthelatch engage.
3. To prevent slackinthe seat beltwebbing, itis
necessary tosecure theseat beltinplace with
locking devices attached tothe child
restraint.
SSS0647A
Step 4
4. Remove anyadditional slackfromtheseat belt;
press downward
*
3
and rearward
*
4
firmly in
the center ofthe child restraint withyour knee to
compress thevehicle seatcushion andseatback
while pulling uponthe seat
belt.
SSS0638A
Step 5
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Safety Ðseats, seatbelts andsupple mental restraint system
5. Test the child restraint beforeyouplace thechild
in it
*
5
. Push thechild restraint fromsidetoside
and tugitforward tomake surethatitis held
securely inplace.
6. Check tomake surethatthechild restraint is
properly securedpriortoeach use.Ifthe child
restraint isloose, repeat steps3through 5.
Rear-facing:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
SSS0759A
Step 1
Be sure tofollow themanufacturer's instructionsfor
the proper useofyour child restraint. Followthese
steps toinstall arear-facing childrestraint onthe rear
seats using 3-point typeseatbelt:
1. Position thechild restraint onthe seat
*
1
.
SSS0654A
Step 2
2. Route theseat belttongue through thechild
restraint andinsert itinto thebuckle
*
2
until you
hear andfeelthelatch engage.
3. To prevent slackinthe seat beltwebbing, itis
necessary tosecure theseat beltinplace with
locking devices attached tothe child
restraint.
SSS0639A
Step 4
4. Remove anyadditional slackfromtheseat belt;
press downward
*
3
and rearward
*
4
firmly in
the center ofthe child restraint withyour hand to
compress thevehicle seatcushion andseatback
while pulling uponthe seat
belt.
SSS0658A
Step 5
5. Test the child restraint beforeyouplace thechild
in it
*
5
. Push thechild restraint fromsidetoside
and tugitforward tomake surethatitis held
securely inplace.
6. Check tomake surethatthechild restraint is
properly securedpriortoeach use.Ifthe child
restraint isloose, repeat steps3through 5.
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Installation onfront passenger's seat
GUID-4389C3 B1-D7E8-41D1-8896-F41 30AED3FD 3
SSS0300A
WARNING:
. Never install arear-facing childrestraint on
the front passenger's seatwhen thefront
passenger's airbag isavailable. Supple-
mental front-impact airbags inflate with
great force. Arear-facing childrestraint
could bestruck bythe supplemental front-
impact airbags inan accident andcould
seriously injureorkill your child.
. Never install achild restraint withatop
tether straponthe front seat.
. NISSAN recommends thatachild restraint
be installed onthe rear seat. However, ifyou
must install achild restraint onthe front
passenger's seat,move thepassenger's seat
to the rearmost position.
. Child restraints forinfants mustbeused in
the rear-facing directionandtherefore must
not beused onthe front passenger's seat
when thefront passenger's airbag isavail-
able. Front-facing:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
Be sure tofollow themanufacturer's instructionsfor
the proper useofyour child restraint. Followthese
steps toinstall afront-facing childrestraint onthe front
passenger's seatusing 3-point typeseat
belt:
SSS0627
Steps 1and 2
1. Move theseat tothe rearmost position
*
1
.
2. Adjust thehead restraint toits highest position
*
2
.
3. Position thechild restraint inthe
seat.
SSS0360C
Step 4
4. Route theseat belttongue through thechild
restraint andinsert itinto thebuckle
*
3
until you
hear andfeelthelatch engage.
5. To prevent slackinthe seat beltwebbing, itis
necessary tosecure theseat beltinplace with
locking devices attached tothe child
restraint.
SSS0647B
Step 6
6. Remove anyadditional slackfromtheseat belt;
press downward
*
4
and rearward
*
5
firmly in
the center ofthe child restraint withyour knee to
compress thevehicle seatcushion andseatback
while pulling uponthe seat belt.
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Heater andairconditione r,and audio system
. Ifthe CD cannot beplayed, oneofthe following
messages willbedisplayed.
Error CD:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
. Confirm thattheCD isinserted correctly (thelabel
side isfacing up,etc.) .
. Confirm thattheCD isnot bent orwarped anditis
free ofscratches.
. Confirm thatthedisc isaCD and notaDVD.
. Confirm thatthedisc contains audiofiles.
Eject CD:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
This isamalfunction duetothe temperature insidethe
player istoo high. Remove theCD bypushing the
EJECT button, andafter ashort timereinsert theCD.
The CDcan beplayed whenthetemperature ofthe
player returns tonormal.
WARNING:
Do not adjust theaudio system whiledriving.
The audio system operates whentheignition switchis
in the ªACCº orªONº position. Ifyou want tolisten to
the radio orCD while theengine isnot running, turn
the ignition switchtothe ªACCº position. Donot use
for anextended periodoftime withtheengine
stopped.
USB (Universal SerialBus)(ifequipped)
GUID-C92 63E7B-31BF -4CE4-BACA -6A31CCA69 271
WARNING:
Do not connect, disconnect oroperate theUSB
device whiledriving. Doingsocan beadistrac-
tion. Ifdistracted youcould losecontrol ofyour
vehicle andcause anaccident orserious injury.
CAUTION:
. Donot force theUSB device intotheUSB
port. Inserting theUSB device tiltedorup-
side-down intotheport may damage the
port. Make surethattheUSB device is
connected correctlyintotheUSB port.
. Donot grab theUSB portcover (ifequipped)
when pulling theUSB device outofthe port.
This could damage theport andthecover.
. Donot leave theUSB cable inaplace where
it can bepulled unintentionally. Pullingthe
cable maydamage theport.
The vehicle isnot equipped withaUSB device. USB
devices shouldbepurchased separatelyasnecessary .
This system cannotbeused toformat USBdevices. To
format aUSB device, useapersonal computer.
In some states/area, theUSB device forthe front seats
plays onlysound without imagesforregulatory
reasons, evenwhen thevehicle isparked.
This system supports variousUSBmemory devices,
USB harddrives andiPod players. SomeUSBdevices
may notbesupported bythis system.
. Partitioned USBdevices maynotbeplayed
correctly .
. Some characters usedinother languages (Chi-
nese, Japanese, etc.)arenot displayed properly
on display .Using English language characters
with aUSB device isrecommended.
General notesforUSB use:
Refer toyour device manufacturer's ownerinformation
regarding theproper useand care ofthe device. Notes
foriPod use:
iP od isatrademark ofApple Inc.,registered inthe U.S.
and other countries.
. Improperly plugginginthe iPod may cause a
checkmark tobe displayed onand off(flickering) .
Always makesurethattheiPod isconnected
properly .
. AniPod nano (1stGeneration) mayremain infast
forward orrewind modeifit is connected duringa
seek operation. Inthis case, please manually reset
the iPod.
. AniPod nano (2ndGeneration) willcontinue to
fast-forward orrewind ifit is disconnected during
a seek operation.
. Anincorrect songtitlemay appear whenthePlay
Mode ischanged whileusing aniPod nano (2nd
Generation)
. Audiobooks maynotplay inthe same orderas
they appear onaniPo d.
. Large videofilescause slowresponses inan iPod.
The vehicle centerdisplay maymomentarily black
out, butwillsoon recover.
. Ifan iPodautomatically selectslargevideo files
while inthe shuffle mode,thevehicle center
display maymomentarily blackout,butwillsoon
recover.
Compact Disc/USB memorywithMP3 or
WMA (ifequipped)
GUID-CD9 6BDCB-91C E-4EBD-989E-265CB8B6578E
T erms:
GUID-9E14C2 E6-2E9C-4731-980B-C45B899B9 77B
. MP3 ÐMP3 isshort forMoving Pictures Experts
Group AudioLayer3.MP3 isthe most wellknown
compressed digitalaudiofileformat. Thisformat
allows fornear ªCDqualityº sound,butata
fraction ofthe size ofnormal audiofiles.MP3
conversion ofan audio trackfromCDcan reduce
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UNDERBOD Y
GUID-89AF 2A41-6CEA-44E0-80F 8-1B7040436 EE7
In areas where roadsaltisused inthe winter, itis
necessary toclean thevehicle's underbody regularlyin
order toprevent dirtand saltfrom building upand
causing theacceleration ofcorrosion onthe under-
body andsuspension.
Before thewinter andagain inthe spring, theunder-
seal must bechecked and,ifnecessary ,re-treated.
WHEELS
GUID-239 0DE90-52B 6-4CC6-847A-7DC2BA9 E7940
. Wash thewheels whenwashing thevehicle to
maintain theirappearance.
. Clean theinner sideofthe wheels whenthewheel
is changed orthe underside ofthe vehicle is
washed.
. Donot use abrasive cleaners whenwashing the
wheels.
. Inspect wheelrimsregularly fordents orcorrosion.
This maycause lossofpressure ordamage the
tire bead.
. NISSAN recommends thattheroad wheels be
waxed toprotect against roadsaltinareas where
it is used during winter.
ALUMINUM ALLOY WHEELS
GUID-1A54 676E-FE36-464E-B750-86EA828D F50B
W ash thewheels regularly withasponge dampened in
a mild soap solution, especially duringwinterinareas
where roadsaltisused. Thesaltresidue fromroad salt
could discolor thewheels ifit is not washed off
regularly .
CAUTION:
Follow thedirections belowtoavoid staining or
discoloring thewheels: .
Donot use acleaner thatuses strong acidor
alkali contents toclean thewheels.
. Donot apply wheel cleaners tothe wheels
when theyarehot. Thewheel temperature
should bethe same asambient temperature.
. Rinse thewheel tocompletely removethe
cleaner within15minutes afterthecleaner is
applied.
CHROME PARTS
GUID-A 28C0751-4F8 0-44DA-8C22-EFE406D2DF5D
Clean allchrome partsregularly withanonabrasive
chrome polishtomaintain thefinish.
GUID-E4C 0088E-D11B-4 28E-9FC8-BCF4B6D9231F
Occasionally removeloosedustfrom theinterior trim,
plastic partsandseats using avacuum cleanerorsoft
bristled brush.Wipethevinyl andleather surfaces with
a clean, softcloth dampened inmild soap solution,
then wipe clean withadry ,soft cloth.
Regular careandcleaning isrequired inorder to
maintain theappearance ofthe leather.
Before usinganyfabric protector, readthemanufac-
turer's recommendations. Somefabricprotectors
contain chemicals thatmay stain orbleach theseat
material.
Use asoft cloth dampened onlywith water toclean the
meter andgauge lenscovers.
CAUTION:
. Never usebenzine, thinnerorany similar
material.
. Small dirtparticles canbeabrasive and
damaging toleather surfaces andshould be
removed promptly. Donot use saddle soap,
car waxes, polishes, oils,cleaning fluids,
solvents, detergents orammonia-based
cleaners asthey damage thenatural leather
finish.
. Never usefabric protectors unlessrecom-
mended bythe manufacturer.
. Donot use glass orplastic cleaner onmeter
or gauge lenscovers. Itmay damage the
lens covers.
Appearan ceand care
7-3
CLEANING
INTERIOR
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