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Lower
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T o lower, pushandhold thelock knob andpush
the head restraint/headrest down.
Make surethehead restraint/headrest isposi-
tioned sothe lock knob isengaged inthe notch
before ridinginthat designated seating
position.
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FRONT -SEATACTIVE HEADRE-
STRAINTS (ifso equipped)
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The Active HeadRestraint movesforward
utilizing theforce thattheseatback receives
from theoccupant inarear-end collision. The
movement ofthe head restraint helpssupport
the occupant's headbyreducing itsbackward
movement andhelping absorbsomeofthe
forces thatmay lead towhiplash-type injuries.
Active HeadRestraints areeffective forcolli-
sions atlow tomedium speedsinwhich itis said
that whiplash injuryoccurs most.
Active HeadRestraints operateonlyincertain
rear-end collisions. Afterthecollision, thehead
restraints returntotheir original positions. The
front head restraints havemultiple adjust-
ment notches.
Properly adjusttheActive HeadRestraints as
described inthis section.
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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
. Once aseat beltpretensioner has
activated, itcannot bereused and
must bereplaced togetherwiththe
retractor. SeeaNISSAN dealer.
. Removal andinstallation ofthe
pretensioner systemcomponents
should bedone byaNISSAN dealer.
. All seat beltassemblies, including
retractors andattaching hardware,
should beinspected afteranycolli-
sion byaNISSAN dealer.NISSAN
recommends thatallseat beltas-
semblies inuse during acollision be
replaced unlessthecollision was
minor andthebelts show noda-
mage andcontinue tooperate prop-
erly. Seat beltassemblies notinuse
during acollision shouldalsobe
inspected andreplaced ifeither
damage orimproper operation is
noted.
. All child restraints andattaching
hardware shouldbeinspected after
any collision. Alwaysfollowthe
restraint manufacturer's inspection
instructions andreplacement re-
commendations. Thechild restraints
should bereplaced ifthey are damaged.
PREGNANT WOMEN
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NISSAN recommends thatpregnant womenuse
seat belts. Theseat beltshould beworn snug,
and always position thelapbelt aslow as
possible aroundthehips, notthewaist. Place
the shoulder beltover yourshoulder andacross
your chest. Neverputthelap/shoulder beltover
your abdominal area.Contact yourdoctor for
specific recommendations.
INJURED PERSONS
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NISSAN recommends thatinjured persons use
seat belts, depending onthe injury .Check with
your doctor forspecific recommendations.
THREE-POINT TYPESEATBEL T
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WARNING
. Every person whodrives orrides in
this vehicle shoulduseaseat beltat
all times.
. Do not ride inamoving vehicle
when theseatback isreclined. This
can bedangerous. Theshoulder belt
will notbeagainst yourbody. Inan
accident, youcould bethrown intoit
and receive neckorother serious injuries.
You could alsoslide under
the lapbelt andreceive serious
internal injuries.
. For themost effective protection
when thevehicle isin motion, the
seat should beupright. Alwayssit
well back inthe seat withboth feet
on the floor andadjust theseat belt
properly.
. Do not allow children toplay with
the seat belts. Mostseating posi-
tions areequipped withAutomatic
Locking Retractor (ALR)mode seat
belts. Ifthe seat beltbecomes
wrapped aroundachild's neckwith
the ALR mode activated, thechild
can beseriously injuredorkilled if
the seat beltretracts andbecomes
tight. Thiscanoccur evenifthe
vehicle isparked. Unbuckle theseat
belt torelease thechild. Ifthe seat
belt cannotbeunbuckled oris
already unbuckled, releasethechild
by cutting theseat beltwith a
suitable tool(such asaknife or
scissors) torelease theseat belt.
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Fastening theseat belts
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1. Adjust theseat. (See ªSeatsº (P.1-2) .)
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2. Slowly pulltheseat beltoutofthe retractor
and insert thetongue intothebuckle until
you hear andfeelthelatch engage.
.
The retractor isdesigned tolock
during asudden stoporon impact.
A slow pulling motion permits the
belt tomove andallows yousome
freedom ofmovement inthe seat.
.
If the seat beltcannot bepulled from
its fully retracted position,firmlypull
the belt andrelease it.Then
smoothly pullthebelt outofthe
retractor.
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3. Position thelapbelt portion lowand snug
on the hips asshown.
4. Pull theshoulder beltportion towardthe
retractor totake upextra slack. Besure the
shoulder beltisrouted overyourshoulder
and across yourchest.
The front passenger seatandtherear seating
positions three-point seatbelts havetwomodes
of operation:
. Emergency LockingRetractor (ELR)
. Automatic LockingRetractor (ALR)
The Emergency LockingRetractor (ELR)mode
allows theseat belttoextend andretract to
allow thedriver andpassengers somefreedom
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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
of movement inthe seat. TheELR locks theseat
belt when thevehicle slowsdownrapidly or
during certain impacts.
The Automatic LockingRetractor (ALR)mode
(child restraint mode)lockstheseat beltfor
child restraint installation.
When ALRmode isactivated theseat belt
cannot beextended againuntiltheseat belt
tongue isdetached fromthebuckle andfully
retracted. Theseat beltreturns tothe ELR mode
after theseat beltfully retracts. Foradditional
information, seeªChild restraintsº (P.1-18) .
The ALR mode should beused onlyfor
child restraint installation. Duringnormal
seat beltusebyan occupant, theALR
mode should notbeactivated. Ifitis
activated, itmay cause uncomfortable seat
belt tension.
WARNING
When fastening theseat belts, be
certain thatseatbacks arecompletely
secured inthe latched position. Ifthey
are not completely secured,passengers
may beinjured inan accident orsudden
stop.
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Unfastening theseat belts
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T o unfasten theseat belt, push thebutton onthe
buckle. Theseat beltautomatically
retracts.
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Shoulder beltheight adjustmen t(for front
seats)
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The shoulder beltanchor heightshould be
adjusted tothe position bestforyou. (See
ªPrecautions onseat beltusageº (P.1-10) .)
T o adjust, pulltheadjustment button
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1
, and
then move theshoulder beltanchor tothe
desired position
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2
, so that thebelt passes
over thecenter ofthe shoulder. Thebeltshould
be away fromyourfaceandneck, butnotfalling
off ofyour shoulder. Releasetheadjustment
button tolock theshoulder beltanchor into
position.
The range ofheight adjustment ofthe shoulder
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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
. Ifdirt builds upinthe shoulder belt
guide ofthe seat beltanchors, theseat
belts mayretract slowly.Wipe theshoulder
belt guide withaclean, drycloth.
. Periodically checktosee that theseat
belt andthemetal components, suchas
buckles, tongues, retractors, flexiblewires
and anchors, workproperly .If loose parts,
deterioration, cutsorother damage onthe
webbing isfound, theentire seatbelt
assembly shouldbereplaced.
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WARNING
Do not allow children toplay with the
seat belts. Mostseating positions are
equipped withAutomatic LockingRe-
tractor (ALR)mode seatbelts. Ifthe
seat beltbecomes wrappedarounda
child's neckwiththeALR mode acti-
vated, thechild canbeseriously injured
or killed ifthe seat beltretracts and
becomes tight.Thiscanoccur evenif
the vehicle isparked. Unbuckle theseat
belt torelease thechild. Ifthe seat belt
can notbeunbuckled orisalready
unbuckled, releasethechild bycutting
the seat beltwith asuitable tool(such
as aknife orscissors) torelease the
seat belt.
Children needadults tohelp protect them.
They need tobe properly restrained.
In addition tothe general information inthis
manual, childsafety information isavailable from
many othersources, including doctors,teachers,
government trafficsafety offices, andcommunity
organizations. Everychildisdifferent, sobe sure
to learn thebest waytotransport yourchild.
There arethree basic types ofchild restraint systems:
. Rear-facing childrestraint
. Forward-facing childrestraint
. Booster seat
The proper restraint depends onthe child's size.
Generally ,infants uptoabout 1year andless
than 20lbs (9kg) should beplaced inrear-
facing childrestraints. Forward-facing child
restraints areavailable forchildren whooutgrow
rear-facing childrestraints andareatleast 1
year old.Booster seatsareused tohelp position
a vehicle lap/shoulder beltonachild whocanno
longer useaforward-facing childrestraint.
WARNING
Infants andchildren needspecial pro-
tection. Thevehicle's seatbelts maynot
fit them properly. Theshoulder beltmay
come tooclose tothe face orneck. The
lap belt may notfitover their small hip
bones. Inan accident, animproperly
fitting seatbeltcould cause serious or
fatal injury. Always useappropriate
child restraints.
All U.S. states andCanadian provinces or
territories requiretheuse ofapproved child
restraints forinfants andsmall children. See
CHILD SAFETY
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REAR-F ACING CHILDRESTRAINT IN-
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WARNING
The three-point seatbeltwith Auto-
matic Locking Retractor (ALR)mustbe
used when installing achild restraint.
Failure touse theALR mode willresult
in the child restraint notbeing properly
secured. Therestraint couldtipover or
be loose andcause injurytoachild ina
sudden stoporcollision. Also,itcan
change theoperation ofthe front
passenger airbag. SeeªFront passen- ger
airbag andstatus lightº(P.1-46) .
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Rear-facing Ðstep 1
Refer toall Warnings andCautions inthe ªChild
safetyº (P.1-16) andªChild restraintsº (P.1-18)
before 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 arear-facing child
restraint usingthevehicle seatbelts inthe rear
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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
seats:
1. Child restraints forinfants mustbe
used inthe rear-facing directionand
therefore mustnotbeused inthe front
seat. Position thechild restraint onthe seat.
Always followtherestraint manufacturer's
instructions.
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Rear-facing Ðstep 2
2. Route theseat belttongue through thechild
restraint andinsert itinto thebuckle untilyou
hear andfeelthelatch engage. Besure to
follow thechild restraint manufacturer's
instructions forbelt
routing.
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Rear-facing Ðstep 3
3. Pull theshoulder beltuntil thebelt isfully
extended. Atthis time, theseat beltretractor
is in the Automatic LockingRetractor (ALR)
mode (childrestraint mode).It reverts tothe
Emergency LockingRetractor (ELR)mode
when theseat beltisfully retracted.
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seat beltisnot locked, repeatsteps1
through 6.
After thechild restraint isremoved andtheseat
belt fully retracted, theALR mode (childrestraint
mode) iscanceled.
FORW ARD-FACING CHILDRE-
STRAINT INSTALLA TION USING
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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 usingtheLATCH system:
1. Position thechild restraint onthe seat.
Always followthechild restraint manufac-
turer's
instructions.
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Forward-facing web-mountedÐstep 2
2. Secure thechild restraint anchorattach-
ments tothe LATCH lower anchors. Check
to make suretheLATCH attachment is
properly attached tothe lower anchors.
If the child restraint isequipped withatop
tether strap,routethetop tether strapand
secure thetether straptothe tether anchor
point. SeeªInstalling toptether strapº (P.1-
30) .Do not install childrestraints that
require theuse ofatop tether strapin
seating positions thatdonot have atop
tether
anchor.
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Forward-facing rigid-mountedÐstep 2
3. 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
information.
If the seating position doesnothave ahead
restraint anditis interfering withtheproper
child restraint fit,try another seatingposition
or adifferent childrestraint.
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