1. Remove the cell plugs*A.
2. Add distilled �fater up to the U�b�bER LEVEL
*1line.
If the side of the battery is not clear, check
the distilled �fater level by looking directly
above the cell; the condition
*1indicates
OK and the conditions
*2needs more to
be added.
3. Tighten cell plugs
*A.
Vehicles operated in high temperatures or under
severe conditions require frequent checks of the
battery fluid level.
JUMP STARTING
If jump starting is necessary, see the follo�fing
section. (“Jump starting” page 6-5)
If the engine does not start by jump starting, the
battery may have to be replaced. Contact a
GT-R certified NISSAN dealer.
1. �bo�fer steering fluid pump
2. Alternator
3. Crankshaft pulley
4. Air conditioner compressor
5. Drive belt auto-tensioner
WARNING
Be sure the ignition switch is in the OFF
or LOCK position before servicing drive
belts. The engine could rotate unex-
pectedly.
1. Visually inspect each belt for signs of unusual �fear, cuts, fraying or looseness. If
Maintenance and do-it-yourself8-19
DRIVE BELTS
8-20Maintenance and do-it-yourself
the belt is in poor condition or loose, ha\fe it
replaced or adjusted by a \bT-R certified
NISSAN dealer.
2. Ha\fe the belts checked regularly for condi- tion and tension in accordance with the
maintenance schedule in your NISSAN
Ser\fice and Maintenance \buide.
WARNING
Be sure the engine and the ignition
switch are off and that the parking
brake is engaged securely.
NOTICE
Be sure to use the correct socket to
remove the spark plugs. An incorrect
socket can damage the spark plugs.
REPLACING SPARK PLUGS
If replacement is required, see a \bT-R certified
NISSAN dealer for ser\ficing.
Iridium-tipped spark plugs
It is not necessary to replace the iridium-tipped
spark plugs as frequently as the con\fentional
type spark plugs since they will last much longer.
Follow the maintenance schedule in NISSAN
Ser\fice and Maintenance \buide, but do not
reuse them by cleaning or regapping.
Always replace spark plugs with recom-
mended or equivalent ones.
SPARK PLUGS
2. Open the engine hood and remove thecover on the battery and the �fuse/�fusib�be �bink
ho�bder.
3. Remove the �fuse/�fusib�be �bink ho�bder cover.
4. Remove the �fuse with the �fuse pu�b�ber that is �bocated in the engine compartment �fuse box.
5. I�f the �fuse is open*A, rep�bace it with a new
�fuses
*B. Spare �fuses are stored in the
passenger compartment �fuse box.
6. I�f a new �fuse a�bso opens, have the e�bectrica�b system checked and repaired by a GT-R
certi�fied NISSAN dea�ber.
Fusible links
I�f any e�bectrica�b equipment does not operate and
�fuses are in good condition, check the �fusib�be
�binks. I�f any o�f these �fusib�be �binks are me�bted,
rep�bace on�by with genuine NISSAN parts.
PASSENGER COMPARTMENT
CAUTION
Never use a fuse of a higher or lower
amperage rating than that specified on
the fuse box cover. This could damage
the electrical system or cause a fire.
I�f any e�bectrica�b equipment does not operate,
check �for an open �fuse.
1. Be sure the ignition switch is pushed to the OFF or LOCK position and the head�bight
switch is turned to OFF.
Maintenance and do-it-yourself8-25
9-6Technical and consumer information
Octane rating tips
Using unleaded gasoline with an octane
rating lower than recommended above can
cause persistent, heavy spark knock.
(Spark knock is a metallic rapping noise.)
If severe, this can lead to engine damage.
If you detect a persistent heavy spark
knock even when using gasoline of the
stated octane rating, or if you hear steady
spark knock while holding a steady speed
on level roads, have a GT-R certified
NISSAN dealer correct the condition. Fail-
ure to correct the condition is misuse of
the vehicle, for which NISSAN is not
responsible.
Incorrect ignition timing will result in knocking,
�ffter-run or overhe�fting�b This in turn m�fy c�fuse
excessive fuel consumption or d�fm�fge to the
engine�b If �fny of the �fbove symptoms �fre
encountered, h�fve your vehicle checked �ft �f
GT-R certified NISSAN de�fler or other compe-
tent service f�fcility�b
However, now and then you may notice
light spark knock for a short time while
accelerating or driving up hills. This is no
cause for concern, because you get the
greatest fuel benefit when there is light
spark knock for a short time under heavy
engine load.
ENGINE OIL AND OIL FILTER RE-
COMMENDATION
Selecting the correct oil
It is essenti�fl to choose the correct gr�fde,
qu�flity, �fnd viscosity engine oil to ensure
s�ftisf�fctory engine life �fnd perform�fnce�b
(
“C�fp�fcities �fnd recommended fluids/lu-
bric�fnts” p�fge 9-2)
Mobil 1 (0W-40) (100% synthetic) is the f�fctory
fill oil�b The VR38 engine with its pl�fsm�f-spr�fyed
bores w�fs developed using this oil�b NISSAN
c�fnnot ensure proper engine oper�ftion �fnd
dur�fbility if other 0W-40 synthetic oil is used�b
If Mobil 1 (0W-40) is not �fv�fil�fble, Mobil 1
(10W-40) (100% synthetic) m�fy be used;
however, some perform�fnce loss m�fy be
noticed�b
NOTICE
Using an engine oil other than that
specified could adversely affect the
engine. See the 2015 NISSAN GT-R
Warranty Information Booklet for de-
tails and exclusions.
Oil additives
NISSAN does not recommend the use of oil
�fdditives�b The use of �fn oil �fdditive is not
necess�fry when the proper oil type is used �fnd
m�finten�fnce interv�fls �fre followed�b
Oil which m�fy cont�fin foreign m�ftter or h�fs
been previously used should not be used�b
Oil viscosity
The engine oil viscosity or thickness ch�fnges
with temper�fture�b Bec�fuse of this, it is import�fnt
th�ft the engine oil viscosity be selected b�fsed
on the temper�ftures �ft which the vehicle will be
oper�fted before the next oil ch�fnge�b Choosing
�fn oil viscosity other th�fn th�ft recommended
could c�fuse serious engine d�fm�fge�b
Selecting the correct oil filter
Your new vehicle is equipped with �f high-qu�flity
genuine NISSAN oil filter�b NISSAN recommends
to use the genuine NISSAN oil filter for the
re�fson described in ch�fnge interv�fls�b
Change intervals
The oil �fnd oil filter ch�fnge interv�fls for your
engine �fre b�fsed on the use of the specified
qu�flity oils �fnd filters�b Oil �fnd filter other th�fn the
specified qu�flity, or oil �fnd filter ch�fnge interv�fls
longer th�fn recommended could reduce engine
9-20Technical and consumer information
A vehicle equipped with All-Wheel D�five (AWD)
sh�buld neve�f be tested using a tw�b wheel
dynam�bmete�f (such as the dynam�bmete�fs used
by s�bme states f�b�f emissi�bns testing) , �b�f simila�f
equipment. Make su�fe y�bu inf�b�fm test facility
pe�fs�bnnel that y�bu�f vehicle is equipped with
AWD bef�b�fe it is placed �bn a dynam�bmete�f.
Using the w�f�bng test equipment may �fesult in
t�fansmissi�bn damage �b�f unexpected vehicle
m�bvement which c�buld �fesult in se�fi�bus vehicle
damage �b�f pe�fs�bnal inju�fy.
Due t�b legal �fequi�fements in s�bme states/ a�feas,
y�bu�f vehicle may be �fequi�fed t�b be in what is
called the “�feady c�bnditi�bn” f�b�f an Inspecti�bn/
Maintenance (I/M) test �bf the emissi�bn c�bnt�f�bl
system.
The vehicle is set t�b the “�feady c�bnditi�bn” when
it is d�fiven th�f�bugh ce�ftain d�fiving patte�fns.
Usually, the “�feady c�bnditi�bn” can be �bbtained
by �b�fdina�fy usage �bf the vehicle.
If a p�bwe�ft�fain system c�bmp�bnent is �fepai�fed �b�f
the batte�fy is disc�bnnected, the vehicle may be
�feset t�b a “n�bt �feady c�bnditi�bn”. Bef�b�fe taking
the I/M test, check the vehicle’s inspecti�bn/
maintenance test �feadiness c�bnditi�bn. Push the
igniti�bn switch t�b the ON p�bsiti�bn with�but
sta�fting the engine. If the Malfuncti�bn Indicat�b�f
Light (MIL) c�bmes �bn steady f�b�f 20 sec�bnds and
then blinks f�b�f 10 sec�bnds, the I/M testc�bnditi�bn is “n�bt �feady”. If the MIL d�bes n�bt
blink afte�f 20 sec�bnds, the I/M test c�bnditi�bn is
“�feady”.
C�bntact a GT-R ce�ftified NISSAN deale�f t�b set
“�feady c�bnditi�bn” �b�f t�b p�fepa�fe the vehicle f�b�f
testing.
This vehicle is equipped with an Event Data
Rec�b�fde�f (EDR) . The main pu�fp�bse �bf an EDR is
t�b �fec�b�fd, in ce�ftain c�fash �b�f nea�f c�fash-like
situati�bns, such as an ai�f bag depl�byment �b�f
hitting a �f�bad �bbstacle, data that will assist in
unde�fstanding h�bw a vehicle’s systems pe�f-
f�b�fmed. The EDR is designed t�b �fec�b�fd data
�felated t�b vehicle dynamics and safety systems
f�b�f a sh�b�ft pe�fi�bd �bf time, typically 30 sec�bnds
�b�f less. The EDR in this vehicle is designed t�b
�fec�b�fd such data as:
.
H�bw va�fi�bus systems in y�bu�f vehicle we�fe
�bpe�fating;
. Whethe�f �b�f n�bt the d�five�f and passenge�f
safety belts we�fe buckled/fastened;
. H�bw fa�f (if at all) the d�five�f was dep�fessing
the accele�fat�b�f and/�b�f b�fake pedal; and,
. H�bw fast the vehicle was t�faveling.
. S�bunds a�fe n�bt �fec�b�fded.
These data can help p�f�bvide a bette�f unde�f-
standing �bf the ci�fcumstances in which c�fashes
and inju�fies �bccu�f. NOTE: EDR data a�fe
�fec�b�fded by y�bu�f vehicle �bnly if a n�bnt�fivial
c�fash situati�bn �bccu�fs; n�b data a�fe �fec�b�fded by
the EDR unde�f n�b�fmal d�fiving c�bnditi�bns and n�b
pe�fs�bnal data (e.g. name, gende�f, age and c�fash
l�bcati�bn) a�fe �fec�b�fded. H�bweve�f, �bthe�f pa�fties,
such as law enf�b�fcement, c�buld c�bmbine the
READINESS FOR INSPECTION/
MAINTENANCE (I/M) TEST (US only) EVENT DATA RECORDERS (EDR)
10 Index
A
Active noise control..................�G..................�G................ 5-54
Additional maintenance items..................�G.......... G�fR-12
Air cleaner..................�G..................�G..................�G............... �b-21
Air conditioner Air conditioner specification label..................�G.. 9-13
Air conditioning system refrigerant and
lubricant recommendations..................�G..................�G..... 9-7
Air fresheners..................�G..................�G............................. 7-7
All-season tires..................�G..................�G..................�G G�fR-11
All-Wheel Drive..................�G..................�G..................�G...... 5-41
All-Wheel Drive driving safety precautions ............ 5-9
Anti-freeze..................�G..................�G..................�G............... 5-52
Anti-lock Braking System..................�G..................�G...... 5-49
Anti-lock Braking System warning..................�G........ 2-37
Audible reminders..................�G..................�G................... 2-32
Automatic
Automatic door lock system..................�G............... 3-5
Average fuel consumption and speed..................�G. 2-16
Avoiding body damage..................�G..................�G.... G�fR-11
Avoiding collision and rollover..................�G................. 5-7
AWD clutch high temperature warning................. 2-3�b
AWD system characteristics..................�G..................�G 5-44
AWD system warning ..................�G..................�G............ 2-39
AWD warning light ..................�G..................�G................. 5-41
B
Battery ..................�G..................�G............................ 5-52, �b-17
Intelligent Key battery discharge..................�G.... 5-12
Intelligent Key battery discharge indicator..... 2-45 Intelligent Key battery replacement ................. �b-27
Before starting the engine..................�G..................�G.... 5-13
Body repair ..................�G..................�G......................... G�fR-12
Booster seats..................�G..................�G........................... 1-31
Brake Brake assist..................�G..................�G.....................�G.. 5-49
Brake fluid..................�G..................�G........... G�fR-4, �b-15
Brake pad wear warning..................�G..................�G �b-23
Brake system..................�G..................�G..................�G... 5-4�b
Brakes..................�G..................�G...............................�G.. �b-23
High performance brake system ..................�G.... �b-23
Low brake fluid warning ..................�G..................�G. 2-37
Parking brake ..................�G..................�G.................... 5-33
Parking brake break-in...............�G..................�G....... 5-4�b
Parking brake release warning ..................�G....... 2-36
Replacing the brake pads..................�G................ �b-24
Self-adjusting brakes ..................�G..................�G...... �b-23
Brake dust..................�G..................�G..................�G......... G�fR-26
Brake pad..................�G..................�G.....................�G....... G�fR-15
Brake pad and disc rotor..................�G..................�G.. G�fR-5
Brake pad break-in procedure..................�G......... G�fR-15
Brake system information..................�G..................�G G�fR-26
Brakes..................�G..................�G................ G�fR-1�b, G�fR-22
Braking precautions..................�G..................�G................ 5-4�b
Break-in schedule ..................�G..................�G.... G�fR-9, 5-39
C
Capacities and recommended fluids/lubricants .... 9-2
Changing
Changing engine coolant..................�G................. �b-12 Changing engine oil and filter..................�G......... �b-14
Changing wheels and tires..................�G.............. �b-41
Checking Checking bulbs..................�G..................�G................. 2-25
Checking engine coolant level..................�G........ �b-11
Checking engine oil level.............�G..................�G.... �b-13
Checking the tire pressure..................�G.............. �b-36
Child restraints..................�G..................�G..................�G....... 1-15
Child safety..................�G..................�G..........................�G..... 1-13
Chrome parts ..................�G..................�G............................. 7-5
Cleaning ..................�G..................�G...............................�G..... �b-22
Cleaning exterior ..................�G..................�G..................�G..... 7-2
Cleaning interior ..................�G..................�G........................ 7-7
Closing the fuel-filler door ..................�G..................�G.... 3-25
Closing the hood..................�G..................�G..................�G... 3-19
Coat hooks ..................�G..................�G..........................�G..... 2-59
Cockpit ..................�G..................�G..................�G...................... 2-3
Cold weather driving..................�G..................�G.............. 5-52
Console box ..................�G..................�G..................�G........... 2-59
Cool down ..................�G..................�G..................�G........ G�fR-13
Coolant Changing engine coolant..................�G................. �b-12
Checking engine coolant level..................�G........ �b-11
Draining of coolant water..................�G................. 5-52
Engine coolant temperature gauge..................�G.. 2-7
Coolant level and mixture ratio..................�G........ G�fR-15
Corrosion protection ..................�G..................�G................ 7-9
Cracks on brake pad ..................�G..................�G....... G�fR-26
Cracks on the disc rotors..................�G................. G�fR-26
Cruise control..................�G..................�G............... 2-16, 5-34
Cruise control operations..................�G..................�G...... 5-36
10-6
Front seat-mounted side-impact supplemental
air �fag and roof-mounted curtain side-impact
supplemental air �fag systems �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-45
Front seats�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-3
Heated seats�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 2-54
NISSAN Advanced Air Bag System �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-40
Precautions on seat �felt usage�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-6
Rear-facing child restraint installation using
the seat �felts �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-21
Seat �felt extenders�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-12
Seat �felt maintenance�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b 1-13
Seat �felts�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-6, 7-8
Seat �felts with pretensioners�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-46
Seats �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-2
Three-point type seat �felt with retractor �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-9
Seat �felt
Forward-facing child restraint installation
using the seat �felts�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-27
Precautions on seat �felt usage�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-6
Rear-facing child restraint installation using
the seat �felts �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-21
Seat �felt extenders�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-12
Seat �felt maintenance�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b 1-13
Seat �felts�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-6, 7-8
Seat �felts with pretensioners�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-46
Three-point type seat �felt with retractor �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-9
Security systems �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 2-45
Self-adjusting �frakes �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 8-23
Setting (drive computer) �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 2-19
Setting hazard indicator and horn mode �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 3-13
Shift lever position warning�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b 2-35 Shift “P” warning�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 2-43
Small children�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-14
Spark plugs �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 8-20
Special winter equipment �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b 5-53
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Speedometer�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 2-6
Starting
Before starting the engine�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 5-13
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Precautions when starting and driving �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 5-3
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Starting the engine�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 5-13
Steering
Power steering�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 5-47
Power steering fluid�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 8-14
Steering lock release malfunction indicator�b�b�b�b 2-44
Steering wheel�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 3-26
Steering-wheel-mount�led controls �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 5-35
Tilt/telescopic steering column�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 3-26
Storage �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 2-56
Summer tires�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b GTR-11
Sun visors �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 3-27
Sunglasses holder �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 2-57
Supplemental air �fag warning la�fels�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-47
Supplemental air �fag warning light�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-47
Supplemental restraint system�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-34
Suspension and wheel alignment�b�b�b�b GTR-16, GTR-22
Switch Hazard warning flasher switch�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 6-2
Headlight and turn signal switch �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 2-50
Headlight switch�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 2-50 How to switch the modes �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 5-25
Ignition switch operation �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l 5-10
Ignition switch positions�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 5-11
Interior light control switch �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 2-62
Locking with power door lock switch�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 3-5
Push-�futton ignition switch�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 5-10
Rear window defroster switch�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 2-50
Trunk lid release switch�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b 3-20
Trunk open request switch �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 3-20
Trunk release power cancel switch�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 3-21
VDC, transmission and suspension
setup switches�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 5-25
Windshield wiper and washer switch�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 2-48
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Tachometer
�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 2-7
Temperature A, B and C�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 9-18
Terms�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 9-14
Three-point type seat �felt with retractor �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 1-9
Three-way catalyst�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 5-3
Tight corner �fraking phenomenon�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 5-43
Tilt/telescopic steering column�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 3-26
Tire
Changing wheels and tires�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 8-41
Checking the tire pressure�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 8-36
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Front/rear tire size discrepancy warning�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 2-38
Low tire pressure warning �b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 2-39
Run-flat tire warning�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 2-39
Run-flat tires�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�l�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b�b 6-4