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Forward-facing (frontpassenger seat)Ðstep 1
Refer toall Warnings andCautions inthe ªChild
safetyº andªChild restraintsº sectionsbefore
installing achild restraint.
Do not use thelower anchors ifthe combined
weight ofthe child andthechild restraint
exceeds 65lbs (29.5 kg).If the combined
weight ofthe child andthechild restraint is
greater than65lbs (29.5 kg),use thevehicle's
seat belt(not thelower anchors) toinstall the
child restraint. Besure tofollow thechild
restraint manufacturer's instructionsforinstalla-
tion.
Follow thesestepstoinstall aforward-facing
child restraint usingthevehicle seatbeltinthe rear
seats orinthe front passenger seat:
1. Ifyou must install achild restraint in
the front seat,itshould beplaced ina
forward-facing directiononly.Move the
seat tothe rearmost position.Child
restraints forinfants mustbeused in
the rear-facing directionand,therefore,
must notbeused inthe front seat.
2. Position thechild restraint onthe seat.
Always followthechild restraint manufac-
turer's instructions.
The back ofthe child restraint shouldbe
secured againstthevehicle seatback.
If necessary ,adjust orremove thehead
restraint toobtain thecorrect childrestraint
fit. Ifthe head restraint isremoved, storeitin
a secure place.Besure toreinstall the
head restraint whenthechild restraint
is removed. SeeªHead restraints/head-
restsº (P.1-5) forhead restraint adjustment,
removal andinstallation information.
If the seating position doesnothave an
adjustable headrestraint anditis interfering
with theproper childrestraint fit,try another
seating position oradifferent child
restraint.
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Forward-facing Ðstep 3
3. Route theseat belttongue through thechild
restraint andinsert itinto thebuckle untilyou
hear andfeelthelatch engage. Besure to
follow thechild restraint manufacturer's
instructions forbelt routing.
If the child restraint isequipped withatop
tether strap,routethetop tether strapand
secure thetether straptothe tether anchor
point (rearseatinstallation only).See
ªInstalling toptether strapº (P.1-34) .Do
not install childrestraints thatrequire the
use ofatop tether strapinseating positions
that donot have atop tether anchor.
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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
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Installing toptether strap
GUID-B9FC0 520-549B-4D5E-AD4 9-35B6C24 692DC
WARNING
Child restraint anchorages arede-
signed towithstand onlythose loads
imposed bycorrectly fittedchildre-
straints. Undernocircumstances are
they tobe used toattach adultseat
belts, orother items orequipment to
the vehicle. Doingsocould damage the
child restraint anchorages. Thechild
restraint willnotbeproperly installed
using thedamaged anchorage, anda
child could beseriously injuredorkilled in
acollision.
The child restraint toptether strapmustbeused
when installing thechild restraint withtheseat
belts.
First, secure thechild restraint withtheseat belt.
1. Remove thehead restraint andstore itin a
secure place.Besure toreinstall thehead
restraint whenthechild restraint isremoved
(rear outboard seatpositions) .
See ªHead restraints/headrestsº (P.1-5) for
head restraint adjustment, removaland
installation information.
P osition thetop tether strapoverthetop of
the seatback.
2. Secure thetop tether straptothe tether
anchor pointonthe back ofthe seatback
behind thechild restraint.
3. Refer tothe appropriate childrestraint
installation procedurestepsinthis section
before tightening thetether strap.
If you have anyquestions wheninstalling a
top tether strap,consult yourNISSAN
dealer fordetails.
BOOSTER SEATS
GUID-02E9 F434-E93D-43 57-BF31-F58FF6ECEB 4E
Precautions onbooster seats
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WARNING
If abooster seatandseat beltarenot
used properly, therisk ofachild being
injured inasudden stoporcollision
greatly increases:
. Make suretheshoulder portionof
the belt isaway fromthechild's face
and neck andthelapportion ofthe
belt does notcross thestomach.
. Make suretheshoulder beltisnot
behind thechild orunder thechild's
arm.
. Abooster seatmust onlybein-
stalled inaseating position thathas
a lap/shoulder belt.
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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
Booster seatinstallation
GUID-2CA8 6AE9-3DDF-4317-B90D-DBF462A 87E57
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:
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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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Starting anddriving
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INTELLIGEN TKEY BATTER YDIS-
CHARGE
GUID-B0D19 56A-5575-42 6F-A28A-6ED 797C76123
If the battery ofthe Intelligent Key isdischarged,
or environmental conditionsinterferewiththe
Intelligent Key operation, starttheengine
according tothe following procedure:
1. Move theshift lever tothe P(Park) position
(for Continuously Variable Transmission
models) orthe shift lever tothe N(Neutral)
position (formanual transmission models).
2. Firmly applythefoot brake.
3. Touch theignition switchwiththeIntelligent
K ey as illustrated. (Achime willsound.) 4.
Push theignition switchwhiledepressing
the brake pedalwithin 10seconds afterthe
chime sounds. Theengine willstart.
After step3is performed, whentheignition
switch ispushed withoutdepressing thebrake
pedal, theignition switchposition willchange to
ACC.
NO TE:
. When theignition switchispushed to
the ACC orON position orthe engine is
started bythe above procedures, the
Intelligent Keysystem warning light
may blink inyellow evenifthe Intelli-
gent Keyisinside thevehicle. Thisis
not amalfunction. To stop thewarning
light from blinking, touchtheignition
switch withtheIntelligent Keyagain.
. Ifthe Intelligent Keysystem warning
light inthe meter isblinking ingreen,
replace thebattery assoon aspossible.
(See ªIntelligent Keybattery replace-
mentº (P.8-23) .)
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. Make surethearea around thevehicle is
clear.
. Check fluidlevels suchasengine oil,cool-
ant, brake fluid,andwindow washerfluidas
frequently aspossible, oratleast whenever
you refuel.
. Check thatallwindows andlights areclean.
. Visually inspecttiresfortheir appearance
and condition. Alsocheck tiresforproper
inflation.
. Lock alldoors.
. Position seatandadjust headrestraints.
. Adjust insideandoutside mirrors.
. Fasten seatbelts andaskallpassengers to
do likewise.
. Check theoperation ofwarning lightswhen
the ignition switchisplaced inthe ON
position. (SeeªWarning/indicator lightsand
audible remindersº (P.2-12) .)
BEFORE STARTING THEENGINE
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Cup holders ...
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CVT ,Driving withCVT (Continuously
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Daytime runninglightsystem ...
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Defroster switch,Rearwindow andoutside
mirror defroster switch...
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Dimensions andweights ...
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Displaying Climatecontrol...
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Door open warning light...
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Drive belt...
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Driving All-wheel drive(AWD) ...
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Cold weather driving...
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Driving withCVT (Continuously
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Driving withmanual transmission ...
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Precautions whenstarting anddriving ...
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Safety precautions ...
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Economy ,Fuel ...
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Elapsed time...
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Electric powersteering system...
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Electric powersteering warninglight...
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Emission controlinformation label...
.......................... 9-11
Emission controlsystem warranty ...
........................... 9-19
Engine Before starting theengine ...
................................. 5-12
Break -inschedule ...
................................................ 5-27
Capacities and
recommended fluids/lubricants ...
............................ 9-2
Changing enginecoolant ...
...................................... 8-8Changing
engineoiland filter ...
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Checking enginecoolant level...
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Checking engineoillevel ...
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Coolant temperature gauge...
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Emergency engineshutoff...
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Engine blockheater ...
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Engine compartment checklocations ...
................ 8-6
Engine cooling system...
........................................... 8-7
Engine oil...
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Engine oiland oilfilter recommendation ...
........... 9-7
Engine oilviscosity ...
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Engine serialnumber ...
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Engine specifications ...
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If your vehicle overheats ...
..................................... 6-10
Starting theengine ...
....................................... .......5-13
Event DataRecorders (EDR)...
................................... 9-21
Exhaust gas(carbon monoxide) ...
................................ 5-2
Extended storagefusewarning ...
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F .M.V .S.S./C.M.V .S.S.certification label...
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Filter
Aircleaner housing filter...
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Changing engineoiland filter ...
.............................. 8-9
Flashers (Seehazard warning flasherswitch) ...
....... 6-2
Flat tire...
............................................ .................................6-3
Flat towing ...
...................................................... ..............9-17
Floor matcleaning ...
............................................ ............7-5
Fluid Brake andclutch fluid...
......................................... 8-12
Capacities and
recommended fluids/lubricants ...
............................ 9-2
Continuously Variable Transmission
(CVT) fluid...
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Engine coolant ...
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Engine oil...
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washerfluid...
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FM-AM radiowithCompact Disc(CD) player ...
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FM-AM-SA Tradio withCompact Disc(CD)
player (Type A)...
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FM-AM-SA Tradio withCompact Disc(CD)
player (Type B)...
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Fog light switch ...
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Front manual seatadjustment ...
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Front passenger airbag andstatus light...
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Front seat,Front seatadjustment ...
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Front-seat activeheadrestraints ...
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Fuel Capacities and
recommended fluids/lubricants ...
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Fuel information ...
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Fuel-filler cap...
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Fuel-filler door...
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Gauge ...
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Fuel Efficient DrivingTips...
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Fuses ...
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Fusible links...
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Gas cap...
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Gauge ...
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Engine coolant temperature gauge...
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Fuel gauge ...
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Odometer ...
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Speedometer ...
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T achometer ...
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T rip computer ...
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General maintenance ...
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Hazard warning flasherswitch...
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Head restraints/headrests ...
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Headlights Bulb replacement ...
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Headlight switch...
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X enon headlights ...
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Heated seats...
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Heater Engine blockheater ...
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Heater andairconditioner operation...
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Help voice commands ...
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Hood release ...
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Horn ...
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How tosay numbers ...
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How touse brightness controlbutton...
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How touse theAPPS´i button...
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How touse theback button ...
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How touse theCAMERA button...
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How touse theON´OFF button/Volume
control knob...
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Ignition switch...
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In-cabin microfilter ...
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Indicator lights...
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Inside mirror...
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Inspection/maintenance (I/M)test...
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Instrument brightnesscontrol...
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Instrument panel...
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Integrated controlsystem ...
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Intelligent Key system ...
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Key system warning light...
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K ey operation ...
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