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new one.
For information regardingreplacement ofabattery ,see
ªIntelligent Key batteryº (P.8-22) .
Since theIntelligent Key iscontinuously receivingradio
waves, ifthe key isleft near equipment whichtransmits
strong radiowaves, suchassignals fromaTV and
personal computer, thebattery lifemay become
shorter.
Because thesteering wheelislocked electrically (if
equipped) ,unlocking thesteering wheelwiththe
ignition switchinthe ªLOCKº position isimpossible
when thevehicle batteryiscompletely discharged. Pay
special attention thatthevehicle batteryisnot
completely discharged.
As many as4Intelligent Keys can beused withone
vehicle. Forinformation aboutthepurchase anduseof
additional IntelligentKeys, contact aNISSAN dealer.
CAUTION:
. Do not allow theIntelligent Key,which
contains electrical components, tocome
into contact withwater orsalt water. This
could affect thesystem function.
. Donot drop theIntelligent Key.
. Do not strike theIntelligent Keysharply
against another object.
. Donot change ormodify theIntelligent Key.
. Wetting maydamage theIntelligent Key.If
the Intelligent Keygets wet,immediately
wipe untilitis completely dry.
. Do not place theIntelligent Keyforan
extended periodinan area where tempera-
tures exceed 608C(1408F) . .
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Pre-driving checksandadjustments
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WARNING:
Never adjust thesteering wheelwhiledriving so
that fullattention maybegiven tovehicle
operation.
Pull thelock lever
*
1
down andadjust thesteering
wheel up,down, forward orrearward tothe desired
position. Pushthelock lever upsecurely tolock the
steering wheelinplace.
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WARNING:
Adjust theposition ofall mirrors beforedriving.
Do not adjust themirror positions whiledriving
so that fullattention maybegiven tovehicle
operation.
INSIDE REARVIEW MIRROR
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While holding theinside rearview mirror,adjustthe
mirror angles untilthedesired position isachieved.
Manual anti-glare type
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Pull theadjusting lever
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when theglare fromthe
headlights ofthe vehicle behindyouobstructs your
vision atnight.
Push theadjusting lever
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during theday forthe best
rearward visibility.
Automatic anti-glaretype
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The inside rearview mirrorisdesigned sothat it
automatically changesreflection according tothe
intensity ofthe headlights ofthe vehicle following you.
The anti-glare systemwillbeautomatically turnedon
when youplace theignition switchinthe ªONº
position.
When thesystem isturned on,the indicator light
*
B
will illuminate andexcessive glarefromtheheadlights
of the vehicle behindyouwillbereduced.
Push
the
switch
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for 3seconds tomake the
inside rearview mirroroperate normally andthe
indicator lightwillturn off.Push the
switch again
for 3seconds toturn thesystem on.
Do not hang anyobjects onthe mirror orapply
glass cleaner. Doingsowill reduce thesensitiv-
ity ofthe sensor
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, resulting inimproper
operation.
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OPERA TINGTIPS
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. When theshift lever isshifted tothe ªRº (Reverse)
position, themonitor screenautomatically
changes tothe RearView Monitormode.
. When theview isswitched, thedisplay images on
the screen maybedisplayed withsome delay.
. When thetemperature isextremely highorlow ,
the screen maynotclearly display objects. Thisis
not amalfunction.
. When strong lightisdirectly coming onthe
camera, objectsmaynotbedisplayed clearly.
This isnot amalfunction.
. Vertical linesmaybeseen inobjects onthe
screen. Thisisdue tostrong reflected lightfrom
the bumper. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. Thescreen mayflicker underfluorescent light.This
is not amalfunction.
. The colors ofobjects onthe RearView Monitor
may differ somewhat fromtheactual colorof
objects. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. Objects onthe monitor maynotbeclear inadark
environment. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. Ifdirt, rainorsnow accumulates onthe camera,
the RearView Monitormaynotdisplay object
clearly .Clean thecamera.
. Donot use alcohol, benzine, orthinner toclean the
camera. Thiswillcause discoloration. To clean the
camera, wipewithacloth dampened withdiluted
mild cleaning agentandthen wipe withadry cloth.
. Donot damage thecamera asthe monitor screen
may beadversely affected.
. Donot use wax onthe camera window.Wipe off
any wax with aclean clothdampened withmild
detergent dilutedwithwater.
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Models withnavigation system
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Models without navigation system
With theignition switchinthe ON position, pushthe
CAMERA button(models withnavigation system)/
DISP button (models withoutnavigation system)or
move theshift lever tothe ªRº (Reverse) positionto
operate theAround ViewMonitor. Themonitor displays
various viewsofthe position ofthe vehicle.
Available views:
. Bird's-eye View
The surrounding viewofthe vehicle.
. Front-side View
The view around andahead ofthe front passen-
ger's sidewheel. .
Front View
The view tothe front ofthe vehicle.
. Rear View
The view tothe rear ofthe vehicle.
The system isdesigned asan aid tothe driver in
situations suchasslot parking orparallel parking.
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There aresome areaswhere thesystem willnot display
objects. Wheninthe front orthe rear view display ,an
object belowthebumper oron the ground maynotbe
displayed
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. When inthe bird's-eye view,a tall
object neartheseam ofthe camera detecting areas
will notappear inthe monitor
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Moving thevehicle backward:
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. Place theshift lever inthe ªRº (Reverse) position.
. Gently placehands onthe steering wheel(the
steering wheelwillbeoperated automatically) and
slowly movethevehicle inreverse intotheparking
space bymoderating theamount ofpressure you
apply tothe brake.
. Stop thevehicle completely whenthevehicle
reaches theproper position tochange themove-
ment direction. Thenchange theshift lever for
forward orrearward movement. Repetitions ofthis
operation mayberequired foraligning thevehicle
straight.
NO TE:
. The system willguide thevehicle toa
position whereadirection changeisre-
quired.
. Awarning chimewillsound whenthevehicle
speed exceeds thespeed limitforthe PA
operation.
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Finishing theparking operation:
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When thevehicle ispositioned inthe parking space,
depress thebrake andstop thevehicle. Touch the
ªCancelº keytoterminate thePA system.
NO TE:
. Make anynecessary adjustments manually
and make turnsinreverse asrequired.
Depending onthe situation, shiftlever
operations mayberequired severaltimes
for maneuvering thevehicle intotheparking
space.
. Ifthe vehicle reaches theapproximate area
of the target parking spacefound, achime
will sound. Amessage indicating thatthePA
operation isfinishing willappear onthe
display andthePA operation willterminate
automatically.
Deactivation ofPA:
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The PA will deactivate underthefollowing conditions.
. When thesteering wheelisoperated manually.
. When theshift lever isplaced inthe ªPº (Park)
position (CVTmodel) .
. When 5seconds havepassed sincetheshift lever
was placed andkept inthe ªNº (Neutral) position.
. When thesystem judgesthattheconditions (such
as worn outorlow pressure tires,roadconditions,
etc.) arenot suitable forcorrect coursepredic-
tions.
. When thevehicle speedexceeds approximately 7
km/h (4MPH) .
. When theparking operation bythe driver deviates
from thePA guidance tosome extent.
Perpendicular parking
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Displayed keysandicons:
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. Make surethatthere isenough spacefor
parking maneuvers beforestarting touse
the PA .
. Keep inmind thatthefront ofthe vehicle
may swing outtowards oncoming traffic
while thePA functions.
CAUTION:
Do not use thePA under thefollowing condi-
tions.
. Onunpaved roads.
. Onslippery roadssuchassnow-covered or
frozen roads.
. Onuneven roadswithslants, bumps, curb-
stones, wheeltracks, etc.
. Oncurved roads.
. Atmechanical parkingfacilities.
. Where parking orstopping isprohibited.
. When tirechains oraspare tireareinstalled.
. When thevehicle isbeing towed.
. When thedoors (including theback door)
are not closed.
. When transporting aload thatprotrudes
from yourvehicle.
. When thevehicle isladen withheavy loads.
NO TE:
. Under theconditions listedbelow, theremay
be instances inwhich surrounding objectsor
vehicles cutinto thevehicle pathway, or
when thevehicle cannotbeparked inthe
correct spotfollowing thePA operation, etc. Ð
When theshift lever isoperated while
driving.
Ð When sudden start,sudden stopor
sudden operation ofthe shift lever oc-
curs.
Ð When thetire pressure istoo low orthe
tire isworn out.
Ð When tiresareinstalled thatareofa
different sizefrom theones thatwere
equipped atthe time offactory shipment.
. When usingtheparallel parking mode,itis
not always possible forthe system tofind an
appropriate parkingspaceandmay indicate
parking spacesthatarenot suitable for
parking. Following areexample conditions
for which thesystem maynotfind aparking
space correctly.
Ð Parking spaceswithobjects located
above theheight rangeofparking sen-
sors (sonars) (i.e.,overhanging loads,tail
sections orloading rampsofgoods
vehicles) .
Ð Parking spacesthatarepartially occu-
pied bytrailer drawbars.
Ð Parking spacesthatarelittered orover-
grown.
Ð Parking spaceswhereacurb exists
(causing damageofthe wheels andtires) .
Ð Parking spacesthatareblocked by
foliage, grass,paving, blocks,etc.
Ð Parking spacesbordered byan obstacle
(i.e., atree, apost oratrailer) .
Ð Parking spaceswithobjects thatabsorb
ultrasonic wavessuchasfabric andsnow. Ð
During snowfall orheavy rain.
Ð Near objects thatemits ultrasonic waves
such ashorns ofother vehicle, noisefrom
a motorcycle engineandlarge automo-
bile airbrake, orsensors ofsurrounding
vehicles.
Ð When theconditions surrounding the
parking spacechange (i.e.,another vehi-
cle enters thetarget parking spaceafter
you pass it).
Operating tips:
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. The parking sensor(sonar) willautomatically turn
on when thePA is activated. WhenthePA
operation ends,thestatus ofthe parking sensor
(sonar) willreturn tothe mode thatitwas inbefore
the PA was activated.
. Depending onthe situation, theshift lever opera-
tions mayberequired severaltimes.
Malfunction:
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A warning message willbedisplayed andthesystem
will terminate operation whenamalfunction isdetected
in the PA .
When thewarning message isdisplayed duringthePA
operation, parkthevehicle inasafe place andrestart
the engine.
If the warning message isshown onthe display
repeatedly orifthe PA cannot beoperated after
restarting theengine, thismay indicate asystem
malfunction. Itshould nothinder normal driving, but
the vehicle shouldbeinspected byaNISSAN dealer.
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system) repeatedly untilthedisplay switches tothe
AUX mode.
NISSAN stronglyrecommends usingastereo mini
plug cable whenconnecting yourmusic device tothe
audio system. Musicmaynotplay properly whena
monaural cableisused.
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TROLS FORAUDIO (Type A)(ifequipped)
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1. Tuning button
2. Volume control button
T uning button
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Radio:
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. Push thetuning button forless than 1.5seconds
to change thenext orprevious radiopreset.
. Push thetuning button formore than1.5seconds
to seek thenext orprevious radiostation.
CD:
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. Push thetuning button forless than 1.5seconds
to shift tothe next track orthe beginning ofthe
current track(theprevious trackifthe button is
pushed immediately afterthecurrent trackstarts
playing) . .
Push thetuning button formore than1.5seconds
to forward orrewind thetrack.
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3. Scroll tothe preferred phonenumber andpush
the MENU/ENTER dialorthe
button on
the instrument panel.
Second incoming call
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Whenever thereisasecond incoming callisshown in
the display .By selecting the
icon thecall is
accepted andthecurrent callisput onhold.
Selecting the
icon using theMENU/ENTER dial
rejects thesecond incoming call.When thisisdone
during theconversation itends thecall.
Selecting
the
icon using theMENU/ENTER dial
switches thecall online between thefirst and the
second call.
Ending acall
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T o end anactive call,highlight the
icon andpush
the ENTER/MENU dialorpush the
button onthe
steering wheel.
GENERAL SETTINGS
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Using theMENU/ENTER dial,highlight ªSettingsº from
the phone menuandpush theMENU/ENTER dial.
V olume settings andmanually downloading thephone-
book canbedone using thismenu.
Menu operation:
T urn theMENU/ENTER dialtochange thehighlighted
item andtochange thevolume settings.
Push theMENU/ENTER dialtoselect thehighlighted
item andtoapply thesetting.
Menu items:
. Volume
Ð Ring
Set thephone ringing volume.
Ð Call
Set thevolume ofthe conversation duringa
call.
. Ringtone
Ð Car
Switch theringtone toring from thevehicle or
the cellular phone. Ð
Phone
Switch thephone ringing volume onoroff.
. PBdownload
Download thephonebook ofthe mobile deviceto
the audio unitmanually .
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USING THESYSTEM
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Initialization
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When theignition switchisin the ON position, the
V oice Recognition systemisinitialized, whichtakesa
few seconds. Whencompleted, thesystem isready to
accept voicecommands. Ifthe
button ispushed
before theinitialization completes,thesystem will
announce thatthesystem isnot ready forvoice
recognition session.
Giving voicecommands
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1. Push the
button.
2. Thesystem announces andprompts youtospeak
a command. Alist ofavailable commands isthen
spoken bythe system.
3. After thetone sounds andtheface icononthe
display changes, speakacommand. Available
commands arediscussed laterinthis section.
4. Voice anddisplay feedback areprovided whenthe
command isaccepted.
. Push the
button onthe instrument panelto
return tothe previous screen.
. Ifthe command isnot recognized, thesystem
announces providesalist ofavailable selections.
. Ifyou want tocancel thecommand orgo back to
the previous menuofcommands, pushthe
button.
. Push the
button tomove backthrough the
menus displayed onthe screen.
. Ifyou want toadjust thevolume ofthe voice
feedback, usethevolume controlswitches onthe
steering wheelorthe Power/VOLUME dialonthe
control panel. Operation
onthe control paneldisplay:
The voice command screencanalso beaccessed
using thecontrol paneldisplay
1. Push theINFO button onthe control panel.
2. Touch theªVoice Commandsº key.
Operating tips
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T o get thebest performance outofthe Voice
Recognition system,observe thefollowing:
. Keep theinterior ofthe vehicle asquiet as
possible. Closethewindows toeliminate the
surrounding noises(trafficnoises, vibration
sounds, etc.),which mayprevent thesystem from
recognizing thevoice commands correctly.
. Wait until atone sounds beforespeaking a
command. Otherwise, thecommand willnot be
received properly.
. Start speaking acommand within3.5seconds
after thetone sounds.
. Speak inanatural voicewithout pausing between
words.
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soon aspossible, andinflate themtothe proper
pressure. Drivingonasignificantly under-inflated tire
causes thetiretooverheat andcanlead totire failure.
Under-inflation alsoreduces fuelefficiency andtire
tread life,and may affect thevehicle's handlingand
stopping ability.
Please notethattheTPMS isnot asubstitute for
proper tiremaintenance, anditis the driver's respon-
sibility tomaintain correcttirepressure, evenifunder-
inflation hasnotreached thelevel totrigger illumination
of the TPMS lowtirepressure telltale.
Y our vehicle hasalso been equipped withaTPMS
malfunction indicatortoindicate whenthesystem is
not operating properly.The TPMS malfunction indica-
tor iscombined withthelow tirepressure telltale.
When thesystem detects amalfunction, thetelltale will
flash forapproximately oneminute andthen remain
continuously illuminated.Thissequence willcontinue
upon subsequent vehiclestart-ups aslong asthe
malfunction exists.Whenthemalfunction indicatoris
illuminated, thesystem maynotbeable todetect or
signal lowtirepressure asintended. TPMSmalfunc-
tions mayoccur foravariety ofreasons, including the
installation ofreplacement oralternate tiresorwheels
on the vehicle thatprevent theTPMS fromfunctioning
properly .Always checktheTPMS malfunction telltale
after replacing oneormore tiresorwheels onyour
vehicle toensure thatthereplacement oralternate tires
and wheels allowtheTPMS tocontinue tofunction
properly .
Additional information
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. The TPMS doesnotmonitor thetirepressure of
the spare tire.
. The TPMS willactivate onlywhen thevehicle is
driven atspeeds above25km/h (16MPH) .Also,
this system maynotdetect asudden dropintire
pressure (forexample aflat tire while driving) .
. The lowtirepressure warninglightmaynot
automatically turnoffwhen thetirepressure is
adjusted. Afterthetireisinflated tothe recom-
mended pressure, resetthetire pressures regis-
tered inyour vehicle andthen drive thevehicle at
speeds above25km/h (16MPH) toactivate the
TPMS andturn offthe low tirepressure warning
light.
. Depending onachange inthe outside tempera-
ture, thelow tirepressure warninglightmay
illuminate evenifthe tire pressure hasbeen
adjusted properly.Adjust thetirepressure tothe
recommended COLDtirepressure againwhen
the tires arecold, andreset theTPMS.
. You can check thepressure ofall tires inthe
vehicle information display.(See ªTrip computerº
(P .2-34) .)
For additional information, seeªLow tirepressure
warning lightº(P.2-14) .
WARNING:
. Ifthe low tirepressure warninglightillumi-
nates whiledriving, avoidsudden steering
maneuvers orabrupt braking, reducevehicle
speed, pulloffthe road toasafe location
and stop thevehicle assoon aspossible.
Driving withunder-inflated tiresmayperma-
nently damage thetires andincrease the
likelihood oftire failure. Serious vehicle damage
couldoccurandmay lead toan
accident andcould result inserious personal
injury. Check thetire pressure forallfour
tires. Adjust thetire pressure tothe recom-
mended COLDtirepressure shownonthe
tire placard toturn thelow tirepressure
warning lightoff.Ifthe light stillilluminates
while driving afteradjusting thetire pres-
sure, atire may beflat. Ifyou have aflat tire,
replace itwith aspare tireassoon as
possible. (SeeªFlat tireº(P.6-2) forchanging
a flat tire.)
. After adjusting thetire pressure, besure to
reset theTPMS. Otherwise, theTPMS will
not warn oflow tirepressure.
. When aspare tireismounted orawheel is
replaced, theTPMS willnotfunction andthe
low tirepressure warninglightwillflash for
approximately 1minute. Thelight willre-
main onafter the1minute. Contact a
NISSAN dealerassoon aspossible fortire
replacement and/orsystem resetting.
. Replacing tireswiththose notoriginally
specified byNISSAN couldaffect theproper
operation ofthe TPMS.
. Donot inject anytireliquid oraerosol tire
sealant intothetires, asthis may cause a
malfunction ofthe tire pressure sensors.
CAUTION:
. The TPMS maynotfunction properly when
the wheels areequipped withtirechains or
the wheels areburied insnow.
. Do not place metalized filmorany metal
parts (antenna, etc.)on the windows. This
may cause poorreception ofthe signals
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from thetire pressure sensors,andthe
TPMS willnotfunction properly.
Some devices andtransmitters maytemporarily inter-
fere with theoperation ofthe TPMS andcause thelow
tire pressure warninglighttoilluminate. Someexam-
ples are:
. Facilities orelectric devices usingsimilar radio
frequencies arenear thevehicle.
. Ifatransmitter settosimilar frequencies isbeing
used inor near thevehicle.
. Ifa computer (orsimilar equipment) oraDC/AC
converter isbeing usedinor near thevehicle.
FCC Notice:
For USA:
This device complies withPart15ofthe FCC
Rules. Operation issubject tothe following two
conditions: (1)This device maynotcause harm-
ful interference, and(2)this device mustaccept
any interference received,including interference
that may cause undesired operation.
Note: Changes ormodifications notexpressly
approved bythe party responsible forcompli-
ance could voidtheuser's authority tooperate
the equipment.
For Canada:
This device complies withIndustry Canada
licence-exempt RSSstandard(s) .Operation is
subject tothe following twoconditions: (1)this
device maynotcause interference, and(2)this
device mustaccept anyinterference, including
interference thatmay cause undesired operation
of the device.
TPMS resetting
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T o keep theTPMS functioning properly,the reset
operation mustbeperformed inthe following cases.
. when thetirepressure isadjusted
. when atire orawheel isreplaced
. when thetires arerotated
Perform thefollowing procedures toreset theTPMS.
1. Park thevehicle inasafe andlevel place.
2. Apply theparking brakeandplace theshift lever in
the ªPº (Park) position.
3. Adjust thetire pressure onallfour tires tothe
recommended COLDtirepressure shownonthe
tire placard. Useatire pressure gaugetocheck
the tirepressure.
4. Place theignition switchinthe ªONº
position.
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Steering-wheel- mountedcontrols(leftside)
5. Use the
switch
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until ªSettingsº appears,
and press ENTER
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.
6. Use the
switch
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until ªTire Pressuresº is
selected, andpress ENTER
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.
7. Use the
switch
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until ªCalibrateº is
selected, andpress ENTER
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. 8.
Use the
switch
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until ªStartº isselected,
and press ENTER
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to reset theTPMS. When
the TPMS resetting starts,themessage ªTPMS
resettingº willbedisplayed.
9. After resetting theTPMS, drivethevehicle for
several minutes atspeeds above25km/h (16
MPH) .
If the low tirepressure warninglightilluminates after
the resetting operation, itmay indicate thattheTPMS
is not functioning properly.Have thesystem checked
by aNISSAN dealer.
For information regardingthelow tirepressure warning
light, seeªLow tirepressure warninglightº(P.2-14) .
DIESEL PARTICULA TEFILTER (DPF) (if
equipped)
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WARNING:
. Becareful nottoburn yourself withexhaust
gases.
. Do not park thevehicle overflammable
materials suchasdry grass, wastepaperor
rags, asthey mayburn easily.
. Use thespecified engineoilfor Diesel
Particulate Filter(DPF) equipped models.
For details, seeªRecommended Fluids/lu-
bricants andcapacitiesº (P.9-2) .
CAUTION:
The DPF becomes extremely hotafter burning
particulate matter.
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