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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
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Forward-facing Ðstep 4
4. Pull theshoulder beltuntil thebelt isfully
extended. Atthis time, theseat beltretractor
is in the Automatic LockingRetractor (ALR)
mode (childrestraint mode).It reverts to
Emergency LockingRetractor (ELR)mode
when theseat beltisfully
retracted.
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Forward-facing Ðstep 5
5. Allow theseat belttoretract. Pulluponthe
shoulder belttoremove anyslack inthe
belt.
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Forward-facing Ðstep 6
6. Remove anyadditional slackfromtheseat
belt; press downward andrearward firmlyin
the center ofthe child restraint withyour
knee tocompress thevehicle seatcushion
and seatback whilepulling uponthe seat
belt.
7. Tighten thetether strapaccording tothe
manufacturer's instructionstoremove any
slack.
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Forward-facing Ðstep 8
8. After attaching thechild restraint, testit
before youplace thechild init.Push itfrom
side toside while holding thechild restraint
near theseat beltpath. Thechild restraint
should notmove morethan1inch (25mm) ,
from sidetoside. Try to tug itforward and
check tosee ifthe belt holds therestraint in
place. Ifthe restraint isnot secure, tighten
the seat beltasnecessary ,or put the
restraint inanother seatandtestitagain.
Y ou may need totry adifferent child
restraint. Notallchild restraints fitinall
types ofvehicles.
9. Check tomake surethechild restraint is
properly securedpriortoeach use.Ifthe seat
beltisnot locked, repeatsteps2
through 8.
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Forward-facing Ðstep 10
10. Ifthe child restraint isinstalled inthe front
passenger seat,place theignition switchin
the ON position. Thefront passenger airbag
status
light
should illuminate. Ifthis light
is not illuminated, seeªFront passenger air
bag andstatus lightº(P.1-46) .Move the
child restraint toanother seatingposi-
tion. Have thesystem checked bya
NISSAN dealer.
After thechild restraint isremoved andtheseat
belt isfully retracted, theALR mode (child
restraint mode)iscanceled.
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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
Booster seatinstallation
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CAUTION
Do not use thelap/shoulder beltAuto-
matic Locking Retractor (ALR)mode
when using abooster seatwiththe
seat belts.
Refer toall Warnings andCautions inthe ªChild
safetyº ,ªChild restraintsº andªBooster seatsº
sections earlierinthis section beforeinstalling a
child restraint.
Follow thesestepstoinstall abooster seatinthe
rear seat orinthe front passenger seat:
SSS0640
1. Ifyou must install abooster seatinthe
front seat,move theseat tothe rear-
most position.
2. Position thebooster seatonthe seat. Only
place itin aforward-facing direction.Always
follow thebooster seatmanufacturer's
instructions.
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Front passenger position
3. The booster seatshould bepositioned on
the vehicle seatsothat itis stable.
If necessary ,adjust orremove thehead
restraint toobtain thecorrect booster seat
fit. Ifthe head restraint isremoved, storeitin
a secure place.Besure toreinstall the
head restraint whenthebooster seatis
removed. SeeªHead restraints/headrestsº
(P .1-5) forhead restraint adjustment, re-
moval andinstallation information.
If the seating position doesnothave ahead
restraint anditis interfering withtheproper
booster seatfit,try another seatingposition
or adifferent boosterseat.
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to be seated andwearing theseat beltproperly
for the most effective protection bythe seat belt
and supplemental airbag.
NISSAN recommends thatpre-teens andchil-
dren beproperly restrained inarear seat.
NISSAN alsorecommends thatappropriate
child restraints andbooster seatsbeproperly
installed inarear seat. Ifthis isnot possible, the
occupant classification sensorsaredesigned to
operate asdescribed abovetoturn thefront
passenger airbag OFF forspecified child
restraints. Failingtoproperly securechild
restraints andtouse theAutomatic Locking
Retractor (ALR)mode(childrestraint mode)
may allow therestraint totip ormove inan
accident orsudden stop.Thiscanalso result in
the passenger airbag inflating inacrash instead
of being OFF.(See ªChild restraintsº (P.1-18)
for proper useand installation.)
If the front passenger seatisnot occupied, the
passenger airbag isdesigned nottoinflate ina
crash. However, heavyobjects placedonthe
seat could resultinair bag inflation, because of
the object beingdetected bythe occupant
classification sensors.Otherconditions could
also result inair bag inflation, suchasifa child is
standing onthe seat, oriftwo children areonthe
seat, contrary tothe instructions inthis manual.
Always besure thatyouand allvehicle
occupants areseated andrestrained properly.Using
thepassenger airbag status light,youcan
monitor whenthefront passenger airbag is
automatically turnedOFFwiththeseat occu-
pied. Thelight willnotilluminate whenthefront
passenger seatisunoccupied.
If an adult occupant isin the seat butthe
passenger airbag status lightisilluminated
(indicating thattheairbag isOFF) ,it could be
that theperson isasmall adult, orisnot sitting
on the seat properly .
If achild restraint mustbeused inthe front seat,
the passenger airbag status lightmayormay
not beilluminated, dependingonthe size ofthe
child andthetype ofchild restraint beingused.If
the airbag status lightisnot illuminated
(indicating thattheairbag might inflate ina
crash) ,it could bethat thechild restraint orseat
belt isnot being usedproperly .Make surethat
the child restraint isinstalled properly,the seat
belt isused properly andtheoccupant is
positioned properly.If the airbag status lightis
not illuminated, repositiontheoccupant orchild
restraint inarear seat.
If the passenger airbag status lightwillnot
illuminate eventhough youbelieve thatthechild
restraint, theseat belts andtheoccupant are
properly positioned, thesystem maybesensing
an unoccupied seat(inwhich casetheairbag is
OFF) .Your NISSAN dealercancheck thatthe system
isOFF byusing aspecial tool.However,
until youhave confirmed withyour dealer that
your airbag isworking properly,reposition the
occupant orchild restraint inarear seat.
The airbag system andpassenger airbag status
light willtake afew seconds toregister achange
in the passenger seatstatus. However, ifthe
seat becomes unoccupied, theairbag status
light willremain off.
If amalfunction occursinthe front passenger air
bag system, thesupplemental airbag warning
light
, located inthe meter andgauges area,
will blink. Havethesystem checked bya
NISSAN dealer.
Other supplemental front-impactairbag
precautions
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WARNING
. Do not place anyobjects onthe
steering wheelpadoron the instru-
ment panel. Also,donot place any
objects between anyoccupant and
the steering wheelorinstrument
panel. Suchobjects maybecome
dangerous projectilesandcause
injury ifthe front airbags inflate.
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Instrument sand controls
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POWER WINDOWS
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WARNING
. Make surethatallpassengers have
their hands, etc.inside thevehicle
while itis in motion andbefore
closing thewindows. Usethewin-
dow lockswitch toprevent unex-
pected useofthe power windows.
. Do not leave children unattended
inside thevehicle. Theycould un-
knowingly activateswitches orcon-
trols andbecome trappedinthe
window. Unattended childrencould
become involved inserious acci-
dents.
The power windows operatewhentheignition
switch isin the ON position, orfor about 45
seconds aftertheignition switchisplaced inthe
OFF position. Ifthe driver's orfront passenger's
door isopened duringthisperiod ofabout 45
seconds, powertothe windows is
canceled.
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1. Window lockbutton
2. Driver sidewindow
3. Rearleftpassenger sidewindow
4. Front passenger sidewindow
5. Rearrightpassenger sidewindow
Main power window switch(driver's
side)
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T o open orclose thewindow ,push down
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A
or
pull up
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the switch andhold it.The main
switch (driversideswitches) willopen orclose
all the windows.
Locking passengers 'windows
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When thelock button
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is pushed in,only the
driver sidewindow canbeopened orclosed.
Push itin again tocancel.
WINDOWS
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3 Pre-driving checksandadjustments
K eys ...
.............................................................................................. 3-2
Intelligent Keys ...
..................................................................... 3-2
Doors ...
............................................................................................ 3-4
Locking withkey ...
.................................................................. 3-4
Locking withinside lockknob ...
.......................................... 3-4
Locking withpower doorlockswitch ...
............................ 3-5
Automatic doorlocks ...
......................................................... 3-5
Child safety reardoor lock ...
............................................... 3-6
Intelligent Key system ...
.............................................................. 3-6
Intelligent Key operating range...
........................................ 3-8
Door locks/unlocks precaution...
........................................ 3-8
Intelligent Key operation ...
.................................................... 3-9
Battery saversystem ...
....................................................... 3-10
W arning lightsandaudible reminders ...
........................ 3-10
T roubleshooting guide...
..................................................... 3-11
How touse remote keyless entryfunction ...
................ 3-12Hood
...
......................................................................................... 3-15
Lift gate ...
.................................................................................... 3-16
Front sideandrear unique parts(NISMO models) ...
..... 3-17
Fuel-filler door...
........................................................................ 3-18
Opening thefuel-filler door...
......................................... 3-18
Fuel-filler cap...
.................................................................. 3-18
Tilt steering column ...
.............................................................. 3-20
Tilt operation ...
................................................................... 3-20
Sun visors ...
................................................................................ 3-21
Mirrors ...
..................................................................................... 3-21
Inside mirror ...
..................................................................... 3-21
Outside mirrors ...
............................................................... 3-22
V anity mirror ...
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Pre-driv ingchecks andadjustment s
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WARNING
. Always havethedoors locked while
driving. Alongwiththeuse ofseat
belts, thisprovides greatersafetyin
the event ofan accident byhelping
to prevent persons frombeing
thrown fromthevehicle. Thisalso
helps keepchildren andothers from
unintentionally openingthedoors,
and willhelp keep outintruders.
. Before opening anydoor, always
look forand avoid oncoming traffic.
. Do not leave children unattended
inside thevehicle. Theycould un-
knowingly activateswitches orcon-
trols. Unattended childrencould
become involved inserious acci-
dents.
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L OCKING WITHKEY
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The power doorlocksystem allowsyoutolock
or unlock alldoors simultaneously .
. Turning thedriver's doorkeycylinder tothe
front ofthe vehicle
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will lock alldoors and
the liftgate.
. Turning thedriver's doorkeycylinder once
to the rear ofthe vehicle
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will unlock the
driver's door.Afterreturning thekey tothe
neutral position, turningitto the rear again
within 5seconds willunlock alldoors and
the lift
gate.
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L OCKING WITHINSIDE LOCK KNOB
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T o lock thedoor without thekey,move theinside
lock knob tothe lock position
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then close the
door.
T o unlock, movetheinside lockknob tothe
unlock position
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.
When locking thedoor without akey, be
sure nottoleave thekey inside thevehicle.
DOORS
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Pre-driv ingchecks andadjustment s
SP A2801
CHILD SAFETY REARDOOR LOCK
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Child safety reardoor locks helpprevent therear
doors frombeing opened accidentally ,espe-
cially when smallchildren areinthe vehicle.
When thelevers areinthe lock position
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, the rear doors canbeopened only
from theoutside.
T o disengage, movethelevers tothe unlock
position
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.
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WARNING
. Radio waves couldadversely affect
electric medical equipment. Those
who useapacemaker shouldcon-
tact theelectric medical equipment
manufacturer forthe possible influ-
ences before use.
. The Intelligent Keytransmits radio
waves whenthebuttons are
pushed. TheFAAadvises thatthe
radio waves mayaffect aircraft na-
vigation andcommunication sys-
tems. Donot operate the
Intelligent Keywhile onanairplane.
Make surethebuttons arenot
operated unintentionally whenthe
unit isstored during aflight.
The Intelligent Key system canoperate allthe
door locks using theremote controller function
or pushing therequest switchonthe vehicle
without takingthekey outfrom apocket or
purse. Theoperating environment and/orcondi-
tions mayaffect theIntelligent Key system
operation.
Be sure toread thefollowing beforeusingthe
Intelligent Key system.
CAUTION
. Be sure tocarry theIntelligent Key
with youwhen operating thevehi-
cle.
. Never leavetheIntelligent Keyin
the vehicle whenyouleave the
vehicle.
The Intelligent Key isalways communicating with
the vehicle asitreceives radiowaves. The
Intelligent Key system transmits weakradio
waves. Environmental conditionsmayinterfere
with theoperation ofthe Intelligent Key system
under thefollowing operating conditions.
. When operating nearalocation where
strong radiowaves aretransmitted, such
as aTV tower, power station andbroad-
casting station.
. When inpossession ofwireless equipment,
such asacellular phone,transceiver, and
CB radio.
. When theIntelligent Key isin contact withor
covered bymetallic materials.
. When anytype ofradio wave remote control
is used nearby .
. When theIntelligent Key isplaced nearan
electric appliance suchasapersonal
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