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.
T o remove moisture orfog onthe front
window quickly,set the temperature to
the high temperature andthefanspeed
to their maximum level.
.
After thewindshield iscleared, pushthe
front defroster
button again.(The
indicator lightwillturn off.)
.
When thefront defroster
button is
pushed, theairconditioner willautoma-
tically turnontodefog thewindshield.
The outside aircirculation modewillbe
selected toimprove thedefogging per-
formance.
.
When the
position isselected, the
air recirculation modecannot beturned
on toprevent thewindows frombeing
fogged up.
Manual operation
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The manual modecanbeused tocontrol the
heater andairconditioner toyour desired
settings.
T o turn offthe heater andairconditioner, push
the OFF button.
If the Drive Mode isindicated onthe screen,
push theCLIMA TEbutton tochange tothe
Climate ControlMode,thenpush theOFF
button. Fan
speed control:
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T urn thefanspeed control
dial toadjust the
fan speed.
Air flow control:
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Push theairflow control buttons tochange the
air flow mode:
Ð Airflows fromthecenter andside
ventilators.
Ð Airflows fromthecenter andside
ventilators andfoot outlets.
Ð Airflows mainly fromthefoot outlets.
Ð Airflows fromthedefroster outletsand
foot outlets.
T emperature control:
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T urn thetemperature controldialtoset the
preferred temperature.
The temperature rangeisbetween 608F(188C)
and 908F (328C) .
Air recirculation:
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Push theairintake button tochange theair
circulation mode.Whentheindicator light
illuminates, theflowing airisrecirculated inside
the vehicle.
. When the
or
position isselected,
the airrecirculation modecannot beturned
on toprevent thewindows frombeing
fogged up. Outside
aircirculation:
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Push theairintake button tochange theair
circulation mode.Whentheindicator light
illuminates, theflowing airisdrawn fromoutside
the vehicle.
Automatic airintake control:
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Push andhold theoutside aircirculation ª
º
/air recirculation ª
º button formore than1.5
seconds toset the automatic controlbetween
the outside aircirculation andairrecirculation
modes.
When theª
º or ª
º position isselected,
the airrecirculation modedoesnotactivate.
When setting theautomatic controlmode,the
indicator lightsª
º and ª
º will blink twice
indicating thatthesystem isin the automatic
control mode.
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function inyour NISSAN radiosystem.
Reception conditions willconstantly change
because ofvehicle movement. Buildings,terrain,
signal distance andinterference fromother
vehicles canwork against idealreception.
Described belowaresome ofthe factors that
can affect yourradio reception.
Some cellular phones orother devices may
cause interference orabuzzing noisetocome
from theaudio system speakers. Storingthe
device inadifferent locationmayreduce or
eliminate the
noise.
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FM radio reception:
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Range: FMrange isnormally limitedto25 to30
miles (40to48 km),with monaural (single
station) FMhaving slightly morerange than
stereo FM.External influences maysometimes
interfere withFMstation reception evenifthe
FM station iswithin 25miles (40km).The
strength ofthe FM signal isdirectly relatedtothe
distance between thetransmitter andreceiver.
FM signals followaline-of-sight path,exhibiting
many ofthe same characteristics aslight. For
example theywillreflect offobjects.
Fade anddrift: Asyour vehicle movesawayfrom
a station transmitter, thesignals willtend tofade
and/or drift. Static
andflutter: During signalinterference from
buildings, largehillsordue toantenna position,
usually inconjunction withincreased distance
from thestation transmitter, staticorflutter can
be heard. Thiscanbereduced bylowering the
treble setting toreduce thetreble response.
Multipath reception: Becauseofthe reflective
characteristics ofFM signals, directandre-
flected signals reachthereceiver atthe same
time. Thesignals maycancel eachother,
resulting inmomentary flutterorloss ofsound.
AM radio reception:
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AM signals, because oftheir lowfrequency ,can
bend around objects andskip along theground.
In addition, thesignals canbebounced offthe
ionosphere andbent back toearth. Because of
these characteristics. AMsignals arealso
subject tointerference asthey travel from
transmitter toreceiver.
Fading: Occurs whilethevehicle ispassing
through freeway underpasses orinareas with
many tallbuildings. Itcan also occur forseveral
seconds duringionospheric turbulenceevenin
areas where noobstacles exist.
Static: Caused bythunderstorms, electrical
power lines,electric signsandeven traffic lights.
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Satellite radioreception (ifso equipped) :
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When thesatellite radioisused forthe first time
or the battery hasbeen replaced, thesatellite
radio maynotwork properly .This isnot a
malfunction. Wait more than10minutes withthe
satellite radioONand thevehicle awayfromany
metal orlarge buildings forthe satellite radioto
receive allofthe necessary data.
The satellite radiomode requires anactive
SiriusXM SatelliteRadiosubscription. Thesa-
tellite radioisnot available inAlaska, Hawaiiand
Guam.
Satellite radioperformance maybeaffected if
cargo carried onthe roof blocks thesatellite
radio signal.
If possible, donot put cargo nearthesatellite
antenna.
A buildup ofice onthe satellite radioantenna
can affect satellite radioperformance. Remove
the icetorestore satellite radio
reception.
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Compact Disc(CD) player
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. Donot force acompact discintotheCD
insert slot.Thiscould damage theCD
and/or CDplayer.
. During coldweather orrainy days, the
player maymalfunction duetothe
humidity. Ifthis occurs, remove theCD and
dehumidify orventilate theplayer
completely.
. The player mayskip while driving on
rough roads.
. The CDplayer sometimes cannotfunc-
tion when thepassenger compartment
temperature isextremely high.De-
crease thetemperature beforeuse.
. Only usehigh quality 4.7in(12 cm)
round discsthat have theªCOMP ACT
disc DIGIT ALAUDIOº logoonthe disc
or packaging.
. Do not expose theCDtodirect sun-
light.
. CDs thatareofpoor quality, dirty,
scratched, coveredwithfingerprints,
or that have pinholes maynotwork
properly.
. The following CDsmay notwork prop-
erly:
Ð Copy control compact discs(CCCD)
Ð Recordable compactdiscs(CD-R)
Ð Rewritable compactdiscs(CD-RW)
. Do not use thefollowing CDsasthey
may cause theCDplayer tomalfunc-
tion.
Ð 3.1 in(8 cm) discs
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3. The channel indicator willthen come onand
the sound willresume. Programming isnow
complete.
4. Other keyscanbeset inthe same manner.
If the battery cableisdisconnected orifthe fuse
opens, theradio memory willbeerased. Inthat
case, resetthedesired stations.
Presets canalso beselected bytouching the
desired presetnumber onthe screen.
Compact Disc(CD) player operation
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If the radio isalready operating, itautomatically
turns offand thecompact discbegins toplay .
CD button:
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When theCD button ispushed withthesystem
off and thecompact discloaded, thesystem will
turn onand thecompact discwillstart toplay .
When theCD button ispushed withacompact
disc loaded andtheradio playing, theradio will
automatically beturned offand thecompact
disc willstart toplay . CD/MP3/WMA
displaymode:
Menu item
CD/MP3 displaymode While
listening toaCD oran MP3/WMA CD,certain textmay bedisplayed (whena
CD encoded withtextisbeing used).Depending onhow theCD orMP3/WMA CD
is encoded, thetext isdisplayed listingtheartist, album andsong title.There are
other keysdisplayed onthe screen whenaCD isplaying:
Random T
ouch theªRandomº keytoapply arandom playpattern tothe CD. Ifan MP3 CDis
playing, touching ªRandomº oralternates betweenRandomFolder,andRandom All.
This textwillappear onthe display .To cancel Random mode,touchtheªRandomº
key until thekey isno longer highlighted.
Repeat T
ouch theªRepeatº keytoapply arepeat playpattern tothe CD. Ifan MP3 CDis
playing, touching ªRepeatº alternates betweenrepeating thecurrent songand
repeating thecurrent folder.Thistextwillappear onthe display .To cancel Repeat
mode, touchtheªRepeatº keyuntil thekey isno longer highlighted.
Browse T
ouch theªBrowseº keytodisplay thetitles onthe CD inlist format. Touch thetitle of
a song inthe listtobegin playing thatsong. Ifan MP3 CDisplaying, touching the
ªBrowseº keywillalso listthe folders onthe disc. Follow theprocedure forselecting
a song withthetouch-screen tochoose afolder.
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CD/USB MEMORYCARE AND
CLEANING
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CD
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. Handle aCD byitsedges. Nevertouchthe
surface ofthe disc. Donot bend thedisc.
. Always placethediscs inthe storage case
when theyarenot being used.
. To clean adisc, wipe thesurface fromthe
center tothe outer edgeusing aclean, soft
cloth. Donot wipe thedisc using acircular
motion.
Do not use aconventional recordcleaner or
alcohol intended forindustrial use. .
Anew discmayberough onthe inner and
outer edges. Remove therough edges by
rubbing theinner andouter edges withthe
side ofapen orpencil asillustrated.
USB memory
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. Donot touch theterminal portionofthe USB
memory .
. Do not place heavy objects onthe USB
memory .
. Donot store theUSB memory invery humid
locations.
. Do not expose theUSB memory todirect
sunlight.
. Donot spill anyliquids onthe USB memory .
Refer tothe USB memory Owner's Manualfor
the
details.
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1. SOURCE selectswitch
2. Tuning switch
3. VOLUME controlswitch
STEERING WHEELSWITCHFOR
AUDIO CONTROL
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The audio system canbeoperated usingthe
controls onthe steering wheel.
SOURCE selectswitch
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Push theSOURCE selectswitch tochange the
mode toavailable audiosource.
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5 Starting anddriving
Precautions whenstarting anddriving ...
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Exhaust gas(carbon monoxide) ...
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Three-way catalyst...
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Tire Pressure Monitoring System(TPMS) ...
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Avoiding collisionandrollover ...
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Off-road recovery ...
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Rapid airpressure loss...
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Drinking alcohol/drugs anddriving ...
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Driving safetyprecautions ...
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Push-button ignitionswitch ...
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Operating rangeforengine startfunction ...
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Push-button ignitionswitchoperation ...
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Push-button ignitionswitchpositions ...
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Emergency engineshutoff...
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Intelligent Key battery discharge ...
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Before starting theengine ...
................................................... 5-12
Starting theengine ...
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Driving thevehicle ...
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Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)...
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Manual Transmission (MT)...
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Integrated controlsystem (ifso equipped) ...
..................... 5-21
Drive mode ...
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Parking brake...
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Cruise control ...
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Precautions oncruise control ...
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control operations ...
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Break -inschedule ...
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Fuel Efficient DrivingTips...
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Increasing fueleconomy ...
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All-Wheel Drive(AWD) (ifso equipped) ...
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All-Wheel Drive(AWD) mode
switch operations ...
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A WD warning light...
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Parking/parking onhills ...
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Electric powersteering system ...
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Brake system ...
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Braking precautions ...
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Brake assist ...
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Brake assist ...
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Anti-lock BrakingSystem(ABS) ...
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V ehicle Dynamic Control(VDC)system ...
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Cold weather driving...
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Freeing afrozen doorlock ...
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Anti-freeze ...
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Battery ...
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Draining ofcoolant water...
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Tire equipment ...
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Special winterequipment ...
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Driving onsnow orice ...
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Engine blockheater (ifso equipped) ...
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mately oneminute andthen remain continuously
illuminated. Thissequence willcontinue upon
subsequent vehiclestart-ups aslong asthe
malfunction exists.Whenthemalfunction indi-
cator isilluminated, thesystem maynotbeable
to detect orsignal lowtirepressure asintended.
TPMS malfunctions mayoccur foravariety of
reasons, including theinstallation ofreplace-
ment oralternate tiresorwheels onthe vehicle
that prevent theTPMS fromfunctioning properly.
Always checktheTPMS malfunction telltale
after replacing oneormore tiresorwheels on
your vehicle toensure thatthereplacement or
alternate tiresandwheels allowtheTPMS to
continue tofunction properly.
Additional information
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. The TPMS doesnotmonitor thetire
pressure ofthe spare tire.
. The TPMS willactivate onlywhen the
vehicle isdriven atspeeds above16MPH
(25 km/h) .Also, thissystem maynotdetect
a sudden dropintire pressure (forexample a
flat tire while driving) .
. The lowtirepressure warninglightdoes not
automatically turnoffwhen thetirepressure
is adjusted. Afterthetireisinflated tothe
recommended pressure,thevehicle mustbe
driven atspeeds above16MPH (25km/h)
to activate theTPMS andturn offthe low tire pressure
warninglight.Useatire pressure
gauge tocheck thetirepressure.
. The CHECK TIREPRES (pressure) warning
message isdisplayed inthe vehicle informa-
tion display whenthelow tirepressure
warning lightisilluminated andlowtire
pressure isdetected. TheCHECK TIRE
PRES warning message turnsoffwhen the
low tirepressure warninglightturns off.The
low tirepressure warninglightremains
illuminated untilthetires areinflated tothe
recommended COLDtirepressure. The
CHECK TIREPRES warning message is
displayed eachtimetheignition switchis
placed inthe ON position aslong asthe low
tire pressure warninglightremains illumi-
nated. ªCheck tirepressure warningmes-
sageº (P.2-7) .
. The CHECK TIREPRES warning message
is not displayed ifthe low tirepressure
warning lightilluminates toindicate aTPMS
malfunction.
. Tire pressure risesandfalls depending on
the heat caused bythe vehicle's operation
and theoutside temperature. Lowoutside
temperature canlower thetemperature of
the airinside thetire which cancause a
lower tireinflation pressure. Thismaycause
the low tirepressure warninglightto
illuminate. Ifthe warning lightilluminates inlow
ambient temperature, checkthetire
pressure forallfour tires.
For additional information, seeªLow tirepres-
sure warning lightº(P.2-15) andªTire Pressure
Monitoring System(TPMS)º (P.6-3) .
WARNING
. Ifthe low tirepressure warninglight
illuminates whiledriving, avoidsud-
den steering maneuvers orabrupt
braking, reducevehicle speed,pull
off the road toasafe location and
stop thevehicle assoon aspossi-
ble. Driving withunder-inflated tires
may permanently damagethetires
and increase thelikelihood oftire
failure. Serious vehicledamage
could occurandmay lead toan
accident andcould result inserious
personal injury.Check thetire pres-
sure forallfour tires. Adjust thetire
pressure tothe recommended COLD
tire pressure shownonthe Tire and
Loading Information labeltoturn
the low tirepressure warninglight
OFF .If you have aflat tire, replace it
with aspare tireassoon aspossi-
ble. (See ªFlat tireº(P.6-3) forchan-
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ging aflat tire.)
. When aspare tireismounted ora
wheel isreplaced, theTPMS willnot
function andthelow tirepressure
warning lightwillflash forapproxi-
mately 1minute. Thelight will
remain onafter 1minute. Contact
your NISSAN dealerassoon as
possible fortire replacement and/
or system resetting.
. Replacing tireswiththose notori-
ginally specified byNISSAN could
affect theproper operation ofthe
TPMS.
. Do not inject anytireliquid or
aerosol tiresealant intothetires,
as this may cause amalfunction of
the tire pressure sensors.
CAUTION
. The TPMS maynotfunction properly
when thewheels areequipped with
tire chains orthe wheels areburied
in snow.
. Do not place metalized filmorany
metal parts(antenna, etc.)on the windows.
Thismay cause poorre-
ception ofthe signals fromthetire
pressure sensors,andtheTPMS will
not function properly.
Some devices andtransmitters maytemporarily
interfere withtheoperation ofthe TPMS and
cause thelow tirepressure warninglightto
illuminate. Someexamples are:
. Facilities orelectric devices usingsimilar
radio frequencies arenear thevehicle.
. Ifatransmitter settosimilar frequencies is
being usedinor near thevehicle.
. Ifa computer (orsimilar equipment) oraDC/
AC converter isbeing usedinor near the
vehicle.
FCC Notice:
For USA:
This device complies withPart15ofthe
FCC Rules. Operation issubject tothe
following twoconditions: (1)This device
may notcause harmful interference, and
(2) this device mustaccept anyinterfer-
ence received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation.
Note: Changes ormodifications notex-
pressly approved bythe party responsible
for compliance couldvoidtheuser's authority
tooperate theequipment.
For Canada:
This device complies withIndustry Canada
licence-exempt RSSstandard(s) .Opera-
tion issubject tothe following twocondi-
tions: (1)this device maynotcause
interference, and(2)this device must
accept anyinterference, includinginterfer-
ence thatmay cause undesired operation
of the device.
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WARNING
Failure tooperate thisvehicle inasafe
and prudent mannermayresult inloss
of control oran accident.
Be alert anddrive defensively atall times. Obey
all traffic regulations. Avoidexcessive speed,
high speed cornering, orsudden steering
maneuvers, becausethesedriving practices
could cause youtolose control ofyour vehicle.
As with anyvehicle, aloss ofcontrol could
result inacollision withother vehicles or
objects, orcause thevehicle torollover,
particularly ifthe loss ofcontrol causesthe
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