parking switch NISSAN X-TRAIL 2018 User Guide
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Instrument sand controls
stops inmid-operation.
T o replace thewiper arm,place thewiper arminthe
down position andthen push thelever
*
4
up once.
CAUTION:
. This function canbeoperated evenifthe
ignition switchisin the ªONº position.
However, toprevent anaccident ordamage
when pulling upthe wiper arm,besure to
observe thefollowing precautions.
Ð Make suretheshift lever isin the P
(Park) position (Continuously Variable
T ransmission models).
Ð Make suretheshift lever isin the N
(Neutral) position,withtheparking
brake fullyapplied (Manual Transmis-
sion models) .
Ð Never allowthepassengers tooperate
the windshield wiperswitch inadver-
tently.
. Donot operate thewindshield wiperwhile
the wiper armispulled up.The wiper arm
may bedamaged.
W asher operation
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T o operate thewasher, pullthelever toward therear of
the vehicle
*
5
until thedesired amountofwasher fluid
is spread onthe windshield.
The headlight cleaner(ifequipped) willalso operate
with operation ofthe windshield washer.SeeªHead-
light cleanerº (P.2-44) . Wiper
dripwipe system:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
The wiper willalso operate onceabout 3seconds after
the washer andwiper areoperated. Thisoperation isto
wipe washer fluidthathasdripped onthe windshield.
T o activate ordeactivate thisfunction, seeªSettingsº
(P .2-21) .
RAIN-SENSING AUTOWIPER SYSTEM (if
equipped)
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JVI0866X
T ype A
JVI0997X
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The rain-sensing autowiper system canautomatically
turn onthe wipers andadjust thewiper speed
depending onthe rainfall andthevehicle speedby
using therain sensor located onthe upper partofthe windshield.
T o set the rain-sensing autowiper system, pushthe
lever down tothe AUT Oposition
*
1
. The wiper will
sweep oncewhile theignition switchisin the ªONº
position.
The rainsensor sensitivity levelcanbeadjusted by
turning theknob toward thefront
*
2
(High) ortoward
the rear
*
3
(Low) .
. High ÐHigh sensitive operation
. Low ÐLow sensitive operation
T o turn therain-sensing autowiper system off,push up
the lever tothe ªOFFº position, orpull down thelever
to the other.
CAUTION:
. Donot touch therain sensor andaround it
when thewiper switch isin the AUTO
position andtheignition switchisin the
ªONº position. Thewipers mayoperate
unexpectedly andcause toan injury ora
wiper damage.
. When thewindshield glassiscoated with
water repellent, thespeed ofthe rain-sen-
sing auto wipers maybehigher eventhough
the amount ofthe rainfall issmall.
. Besure toturn offthe rain-sensing auto
wiper system whenyouuseacar wash.
. The rain-sensing autowipers maynotoper-
ate ifrain does nothitthe rain sensor evenif
it is raining.
. Using genuine wiperblades isrecom-
mended forproper operation ofthe rain-
sensing autowiper system. (SeeªWiper
bladesº (P.8-18) forwiper blade replace-
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3 Pre-driving checksandadjustments
K eys ....
............................................ ................................................................ .3-2
NISSAN Anti-Theft System (NATS) key(ifequipped) ....
............ 3-2
Intelligent Key (ifequipped) ....
............................................ ..............3-2
Door locks ....
................................................. ................................................ 3-4
Super locksystem (ifequipped) ....
................................................... 3-4
Locking withkey....
................................................. ...............................3-4
Locking withinside lockknob ....
...................................................... .3-5
Locking withpower doorlockswitch ....
.......................................... 3-6
V ehicle speed sensing doorlockmechanism (ifequipped) ....
.... 3-6
Auto doorlockreleasing mechanism (ifequipped) ....
................. 3-7
Impact sensing doorlockreleasing mechanism
(if equipped) ....
....................................... ................................................ 3-7
Child safety reardoor lock....
............................................................. 3-7
Remote keylessentrysystem (ifequipped) ....
..................................... 3-7
Using remote keyless entrysystem ....
.............................................. 3-8
Hazard indicator operation ....
............................................................. 3-9
Intelligent Key system (ifequipped) ....
................................................ 3-10
Operating range....
................................................. ............................3-13
Using Intelligent Key system ....
............................................ ...........3-13
W arning signals ....
...................................................... ........................3-15
T roubleshooting guide....
........................................................... .......3-16
Using remote keyless entryfunction ....
......................................... 3-17
Hazard indicator andhorn operation ....
........................................ 3-18Security
system....
....................................... ............................................. 3-20
Theft warning system(ifequipped) ....
...................................... 3-20
NISSAN Anti-Theft System (NATS) ....
....................................... 3-21
Hood ....
...................................................... .................................................3-22
Opening hood....
...................................................... ........................3-23
Closing hood....
....................................... ......................................... 3-23
Back door....
................................................. .............................................3-23
Operating manualbackdoor ....
.................................................... 3-23
Operating powerbackdoor(ifequipped) ....
.......................... 3-24
Auto closure (ifequipped) ....
................................................. .......3-26
Back doorrelease lever....
...................................................... .......3-26
Garage modesystem ....
...................................................... ...........3-27
Fuel fillerlid....
........................................................... ................................3-27
Opening fuelfiller lid....
........................................................... .......3-27
Fuel fillercap ....
....................................... ......................................... 3-27
Steering wheel....
...................................................... ................................3-28
Mirrors ....
....................................... .............................................................. 3-28
Inside rearview mirror....
...................................................... ...........3-28
Outside rearview mirrors....
............................................ ...............3-29
V anity mirror ....
...................................................... ............................3-29
Parking brake....
................................................................ ........................3-30
Pedal type....
............................................ .........................................3-30
Switch type(models withelectronic parking
brake system) ....
................................................................ ...............3-30
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SP A2431
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SP A2717
T ype E
1. Intelligent Key (2)
2. Mechanical key(inthe Intelligent Key) (2)
3. Key number plate(1)
WARNING:
. Radio waves couldadversely affectelectric
medical equipment. Thosewhouseapace-
maker should contact theelectric medical
equipment manufacturer forthe possible
influences beforeuse.
. The Intelligent Keytransmits radiowaves
when thebuttons arepushed. Theradio
waves mayaffect aircraft navigation and
communication systems.Donot operate the
Intelligent Keywhile onanairplane. Make
sure thebuttons arenot operated uninten-
tionally whentheunit isstored during a
flight.
The Intelligent Key system canoperate allthe door and
the back doorusing theremote controller functionor
pushing therequest switchonthe vehicle without
taking thekey outfrom apocket orpurse. The
operating environment and/orconditions mayaffect
the Intelligent Key system operation. Be
sure toread thefollowing beforeusingthe
Intelligent Key system.
CAUTION:
. Besure tocarry theIntelligent Keywith you
when operating thevehicle.
. Never leavetheIntelligent Keyinthe vehicle
when youleave thevehicle.
. When theoutside temperature isextremely
low, theIntelligent Keysystem maynot
function properly.
The Intelligent Key isalways communicating withthe
vehicle asitreceives radiowaves. TheIntelligent Key
system transmits weakradiowaves. Environmental
conditions mayinterfere withtheoperation ofthe
Intelligent Key system underthefollowing operating
conditions.
. When operating nearalocation wherestrong
radio waves aretransmitted, suchasaTV tower,
power station andbroadcasting station.
. When inpossession ofwireless equipment, such
as acellular telephone, transceiver, andCBradio.
. When theIntelligent Key isin contact withor
covered bymetallic materials.
. When anytype ofradio wave remote controlis
used nearby .
. When theIntelligent Key isplaced nearanelectric
appliance suchasapersonal computer.
. When thevehicle isparked nearaparking meter.
In such cases, correct theoperating conditions before
using theIntelligent Key function oruse themechanical
key .
Although thelifeofthe battery variesdepending onthe
operating conditions, thebattery's lifeisapproximately
2 years. Ifthe battery isdischarged, replaceitwith a
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WARNING:
. Never drivethevehicle withtheparking
brake applied. Thebrake willoverheat and
fail tooperate andwilllead toan accident.
. Never release theparking brakefromout-
side thevehicle. Ifthe vehicle moves, itwill
be impossible topush thefoot brake pedal
and willlead toan accident.
. Never usetheshift lever inplace ofthe
parking brake.Whenparking, besure the
parking brakeisfully applied.
. Never leavechildren oradults whowould
normally requirethesupport ofothers alone
in your vehicle. Theycould unknowingly
release theparking brakeandinadvertently
become involved inaserious accident.
PEDAL TYPE
GUID-29 9E5FC1-DA0 3-4467-8F83-07CADBC7 0ECA
SP A2331
T o apply theparking brake,firmlydepress theparking
brake pedal
*
1
.
T o release theparking brake,depress andhold thefoot
brake
*
2
and then fullydepress andrelease the
parking brakepedal
*
1
. Before
driving, besure thatthebrake warning lighthas
turned off.
SWIT CHTYPE (models withelectronic
parking brakesystem)
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JVP0310X
The electronic parkingbrakecanbeapplied or
released automatically orby operating theparking
brake switch.
Automatic operation
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The electronic parkingbrakeisautomatically applied
when theengine isturned offwith theignition switch
(for MTmodel) .
The electronic parkingbrakeisautomatically released
as soon asthe vehicle startswhiletheaccelerator
pedal isdepressed.
For CVT model, thedriver's seatbeltneeds tobe
fastened.
WARNING:
. The electronic parkingbrakewillnotbe
automatically appliedifthe engine is
stopped withoutusingtheignition switch
(for example, byengine stalling) . .
Before leaving thevehicle, movetheshift
lever tothe ª1º(1st) orªRº (Reverse) position
(for MTmodel) orªPº (Park) position (CVT
model) andcheck thattheelectronic parking
brake warning light
is illuminated to
confirm thattheelectronic parkingbrakeis
applied. Theelectronic parkingbrakewarn-
ing light willremain onfor aperiod oftime
after thedriver's doorislocked.
CAUTION:
When parking inan area where theoutside
temperature isbelow 08C (32 8F),do not apply
the parking braketoprevent itfrom freezing.
For safe parking, placetheshift lever inthe ª1º
(1st) orªRº(Reverse) position(forMTmodel) or
ªPº (Park) position (CVTmodel) andsecurely
block thewheels.
NO TE:
. To keep theelectronic parkingbrakere-
leased aftertheengine isturned off,place
the ignition switchinthe ªOFFº position,
depress thebrake pedalandpush down the
parking brakeswitch before opening the
driver's door.
. Ifamalfunction occursinthe electric park-
ing brake system (forexample, dueto
battery discharge) ,contact aNISSAN dealer.
P ARKING BRAKE
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Manual operation
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The electronic parkingbrakewillnotbeautomatically
applied ifthe engine isstopped withoutusingthe
ignition switch(forexample, byengine stalling) .In such
a case, youhave toapply theparking brakemanually .
T o apply: Pulltheswitch up
*
1
. The indicator light
*
A
will illuminate.
T o release: Withtheignition switchinthe ªONº
position, depressthebrake pedalandpush theswitch
down
*
2
. The indicator light
*
A
will turn off.
Before driving, checkthattheelectronic parkingbrake
warning light
goes out.Foradditional information,
see ªWarning/indicator lightsandaudible remindersº
(P .2-12) .
NO TE:
. Abuzzer willsound ifthe vehicle isdriven
without releasing theparking brake.See
ª Audible remindersº (P.2-19) .
. While theelectronic parkingbrakeisapplied
or released, anoperating soundisheard
from thelower sideofthe rear seat. Thisis
normal anddoes notindicate amalfunction.
. When theelectronic parkingbrakeisfre-
quently applied andreleased inashort
period oftime, theparking brakemaynot
operate inorder toprevent theparking
brake system fromoverheating. Ifthis
occurs, operate theelectronic parkingbrake
switch againafterwaiting approximately 1
minute.
. Ifthe electronic parkingbrakemustbe
applied whiledriving inan emergency, pull
up and hold theparking brakeswitch. When
you release theparking brakeswitch, the
parking brakewillbereleased. .
While pulling upthe electronic parking
brake switch during driving, theparking
brake isapplied andachime sounds. The
electronic parkingbrakewarning lightinthe
meter andinthe parking brakeswitch
illuminate. Thisdoes notindicate amalfunc-
tion. Theelectronic parkingbrakewarning
light inthe meter andinthe parking brake
switch turnoffwhen theparking brakeis
released.
. When pulling theelectronic parkingbrake
switch upwith theignition switchinthe
ªOFFº orªACCº position, theparking brake
switch indicator lightwillcontinue toillumi-
nate forashort period oftime.
When towing atrailer (forAustralia, New
Zealand, SouthAfricaandEurope)
GUID-D10 4E447-6887-4 FAC-B2E9-1 062DDCEF362
Depending onthe weight ofthe vehicle andtrailer and
the steepness ofthe slope, theremaybeatendency
for the vehicle tomove backwards whenstarting froma
standstill. Whenthisoccurs, youcan usetheparking
brake switch inthe same wayasaconventional lever
type parking brake.
Before starting onsloping roadswhentowing atrailer,
be sure toread thefollowing toprevent thevehicle
from moving backward unintentionally .
1. Pull and hold theparking brakeswitch while
depressing theaccelerator pedalandengaging
the clutch (MTmodels) .
2. Release theparking brakeswitch assoon asthe
engine isdelivering enoughtorquetothe wheels.
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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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JVH0658X
Models withnavigation system
JVH0648X
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.
JVH0730X
There aresome areaswhere thesystem willnot display
objects. Wheninthe front orthe rear view display ,an
object belowthebumper oron the ground maynotbe
displayed
*
1
. When inthe bird's-eye view,a tall
object neartheseam ofthe camera detecting areas
will notappear inthe monitor
*
2
.
AROUND VIEWMONIT OR(if
equipped)
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V ehicle widthguide lines
*
5
:
Indicate thevehicle widthwhenbacking up.
Predictive courselines
*
6
:
Indicate thepredictive coursewhenoperating the
vehicle. Thepredictive courselineswillbedisplayed
on the monitor whenthesteering wheelisturned. The
predictive courselineswillmove depending onhow
much thesteering wheelisturned andwillnotbe
displayed whilethesteering wheelisin the straight
ahead position.
The front viewwillnotbedisplayed whenthevehicle
speed isabove 10km/h (6MPH) .
WARNING:
. The distance between objectsviewedinthe
rear view maydiffer fromtheactual dis-
tance. Objects inthe rear view willappear
visually opposite fromthose viewed inthe
inside andoutside mirrors.
. Onasnow-covered orslippery road,there
may beadifference betweenthepredictive
course lineand theactual course line.
. The displayed linesonthe rear view will
appear slightly offtothe right because the
rear view camera isnot installed inthe rear
center ofthe vehicle.
NO TE:
When themonitor displays thefront viewand
the steering wheelturnsabout 90degrees or
less from theneutral position, boththeright and
left predictive courselines
*
6
are displayed.
When thesteering wheelturnsabout 90degrees
or more, apredictive courselineisdisplayed
only onthe opposite sideofthe turn.
Bird's-eye view
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SAA1841
The bird's-eye viewshows theoverhead viewofthe
vehicle whichhelpsconfirm thevehicle position and
the predicted coursetoaparking space.
The vehicle icon
*
1
shows theposition ofthe vehicle.
Note thatthedistance between objectsviewedinthe
bird's-eye viewdiffers fromtheactual distance.
The areas thatthecameras cannotcover
*
2
are
indicated inblack.
After theignition switchisplaced inthe ªONº position,
the nonviewable area
*
2
is highlighted inyellow for3
seconds afterthebird's-eye viewisdisplayed.
When thecorner ofthe vehicle movesclosertoan
object, thecorner sensor (sonar) indicators
*
3
(if
equipped) appear.SeeªParking sensor(sonar)
systemº (P.5-50) formore information.
WARNING:
. Objects inthe bird's-eye viewwillappear
further thantheactual distance becausethe
bird's-eye viewisapseudo viewthatis
processed bycombining theviews fromthe
cameras onthe outside mirrors, thefront
and therear ofthe vehicle. .
Tall objects, suchasacurb orvehicle, may
be misaligned ornot displayed atthe seam
of the views.
. Objects thatareabove thecamera cannotbe
displayed.
. The view forthe bird's-eye viewmaybe
misaligned whenthecamera position alters.
. Aline onthe ground maybemisaligned and
is not seen asbeing straight atthe seam of
the views. Themisalignment willincrease as
the line proceeds awayfromthevehicle.
Front-side view
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Guiding lines:
Guiding linesthatindicate thewidth andthefront end
of the vehicle aredisplayed onthe monitor.
The front-of-vehicle line
*
1
shows thefront partofthe
vehicle.
The side-of-vehicle line
*
2
shows thevehicle width
including theoutside mirrors.
The extensions
*
3
of both thefront
*
1
and side
*
2
lines areshown withagreen dotted line.
The corner sensor (sonar) indicator
*
4
(if equipped)
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Backing upnear aprojecting object
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JVH0787X
The predictive courselines
*
A
do not touch the
object onthe display .However, thevehicle mayhitthe
object ifit projects overtheactual moving course.
Backing upbehind aprojecting object
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The position
*
C
is shown furtherthantheposition
*
B
in the display .However, theposition
*
C
is actually at
the same distance asthe position
*
A
. The vehicle
may hitthe object whenbacking uptothe position
*
A
if the object projects overtheactual moving course.
HOW TO SWIT CHTHE DISPLA Y
GUID-A 747F8AB-E123 -4197-9C40-C3B79985 AC40
JVH0874X
With theignition switchinthe ªONº position, pushthe
CAMERA/DISP buttonormove theshift lever tothe
ªRº (Reverse) positiontooperate theAround View
Monitor.
The Around ViewMonitor candisplay twosplit views.
If the shift lever isnot inthe ªRº (Reverse) position,the
available viewsare:
. Front view/bird's-eye viewsplitscreen
. Front view/front-side viewsplitscreen
If the shift lever isin the ªRº (Reverse) position,the
available viewsare:
. Rear view/bird's-eye viewsplitscreen
. Rear view/front-side viewsplitscreen
. Rear view(ifequipped)
The display automatically changestothe Around View
Monitor displaying frontview/bird's-eye viewwhen:
. The shift lever isin the ªDº (Drive) position (CVT
model) orthe shift lever isout ofthe ªRº (Reverse)
position (MTmodel) ,and theparking sensor
(sonar) (ifequipped) detectsthatthevehicle is
approaching anobject.
The display willswitch backtothe previously displayed
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Parallel parking operation
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JVH0835X
*
1
Starting thesystem:
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JVH1013X
. Drive forward atreduced speed.
. Push theCAMERA button,andtouch
on the
display .
NO TE:
. Atavehicle speedover30km/h (19MPH) ,
the system willclose andthedisplay will
disappear.
. Ifthe bird's-eye viewisnot displayed onthe
front passenger sideofthe screen, pushthe
CAMERA buttonuntilthebird's-eye viewis
displayed.
. Atavehicle speedover10km/h (6MPH) ,the
camera viewwillnotdisplay.
. Parallel parkingmodeisselected bydefault.
*
2
Finding aparking space:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94A EAE0
JVH1014X
. Slowly movethevehicle forward, andthesystem
will search foraparking space.
. The system willindicate thataparking spacehas
been found.
NO TE:
. Use theturn signal switch toselect the
preferred sideforparking.
. The system cannotdetectaparking space
that isnot bordered byobjects suchas
vehicles.
*
3
Moving thevehicle forward:
GUID-2201 8305-9BAB- 4201-B6FC-C08EB94AEAE0
Slowly movethevehicle forward furthertothe position
for backing up,and then stop thevehicle completely .
The system willprovide guidance usingchime,
indicating thatthevehicle hasreached theproper
position forstarting theautomatic steeringoperation.
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*
2
Setting thetarget parking position and
starting theoperation:
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JVH1015X
1. Slowly movethevehicle forward andstop
approximately 1m (3 ft)beside theparking space.
Adjust thetarget parking rectangle (blue)position
by touching
.
NO TE:
.
Use theturn signal switch toselect a
preferred sideforparking.
.
The target parking rectangle needstobe
positioned neartheactual parking space
before fineadjustments canbemade by
touching
. The instructions forvehicle
movement duringtheadjustment areas
follows.
Ð Check theposition ofthe lines and
rectangles withtheactual parking space
on the screen whilethevehicle isnot in
motion.
Ð Move thevehicle atalow speed while
checking thesurroundings forsafety with
your owneyes. Ð
Stop thevehicle againtomake sure
that thevehicle position isin the right
place.
.
Make surethatanyobjects arelocated
outside theclearance guidelines (red).
Otherwise, thevehicle mayhitthe objects
during themaneuvers. Refertothe fol-
lowing examples.
Example ofperpendicular
parking:
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1
: Good example
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2
: Bad example
2. Touch theªStartº keyonthe screen.
The PA operation canbestarted whenthe
following conditions aremet.
.
The vehicle iscompletely stopped.
.
The steering wheelisin the straight position.
.
The shift lever isin the positions forforward
movement, suchasªDº (Drive) position (CVT
model) orª1º (1st) position (MTmodel) .
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3
Moving thevehicle forward:
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. Gently placehands onthe steering wheel(the
steering wheelwillbeoperated automatically) and
slowly movethevehicle forward tothe reverse
starting position rectangle (green)bymoderating
the amount ofpressure youapply tothe brake.
. Stop thevehicle completely whenthevehicle
reaches thereverse starting position rectangle
(green) .
. Depress thebrake pedal andstop thevehicle
completely whenitapproaches anothervehicleor
object, orwhen thevehicle reaches thereverse
starting position.
NO TE:
A warning chimewillsound whenthevehicle
speed exceeds thespeed limitforthe PA
operation.
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