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When theclock isnot set, theECO
information (dailyandweekly) cannotbe
used.
Reset atStart
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Records ofup tothe past 4times ofeach timeof
ignition switchONfuelconsumption canbe
shown onthe display .
Manual Reset
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Records ofup tothe past 4times ofresetting
fuel consumption canbeshown onthe display .
The displayed ECOINFO canbereset by
pushing theENTER buttonforlonger than1
second.
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Y our vehicle hastwo types ofsecurity systems,
as follows:
. Vehicle security system
. NISSAN Vehicle Immobilizer System
The security condition willbeshown bythe
security indicator light.
VEHICLE SECURITY SYSTEM
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The vehicle security systemprovides visualand
audio alarmsignals ifsomeone opensthedoors,
or lift gate when thesystem isarmed. Itis not,
however, amotion detection typesystem that
activates whenavehicle ismoved orwhen a
vibration occurs.
The system helpsdetervehicle theftbutcannot prevent
it,nor can itprevent thetheft ofinterior
or exterior vehiclecomponents inall situations.
Always secureyourvehicle evenifparking fora
brief period. Neverleaveyourkeys inthe vehicle,
and always lockitwhen unattended. Beaware
of your surroundings, andpark insecure, well-lit
areas whenever possible.
Many devices offeringadditional protection,
such ascomponent locks,identification markers,
and tracking systems, areavailable atauto
supply storesandspecialty shops.Your
NISSAN dealermayalso offer such equipment.
Check withyour insurance companytosee if
you may beeligible fordiscounts forvarious
theft protection features.
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The windshield wiperandwasher operates
when theignition switchisin the ON position.
Push thelever down tooperate thewiper atthe
following speed:
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Intermittent Ðintermittent operationcanbe
adjusted byturning theknob toward
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(Slower) or
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(Faster) .
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Low Ðcontinuous lowspeed operation
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High Ðcontinuous highspeed operation
Push thelever up
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to have onesweep
operation ofthe wiper.
Pull thelever toward you
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to operate the
washer. Thenthewiper willalso operate several
times.
Pulling upthe wiper arm:
The windshield wipersmustbeinthe service
position inorder toreplace thewiper blades.
T o move thewiper blades tothe service position,
follow thisprocedure:
. When theignition switchisin the ªONº
position orwithin 60seconds ofplacing the
ignition switchtothe ªOFFº position, liftthe
lever up
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two times inless than 0.5
seconds. Thewindshield wiperswillmove to
the service position automatically ,and the
wiper blades cannow bereplaced. To
replace thewiper blades, seeªWindshield
wiper bladesº (P.8-18) . T
o move thewiper blades backtothe original
position:
. Liftthe lever up
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or push thelever down
to operate atany wiper speed.
CAUTION
. This function canbeoperated even
if the ignition switchisin the ªONº
position. However, toprevent an
accident ordamage whenpulling
up the wiper arm,besure toobserve
the following precautions.
Ð Make suretheshift lever isin
the P(Park) position (Continu-
ously Variable Transmission
models) .
Ð Make suretheshift lever isin
the N(Neutral) position,withthe
parking brakefullyapplied
(Manual Transmission models).
Ð Never allowthepassengers to
operate thewindshield wiper
switch inadvertently.
. Donot operate thewindshield wiper
while thewiper armispulled up.The
wiper armmay bedamaged.
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tion. Itis generally desirable nottoturn
off the headlights forshort intervals
(for example, whenthevehicle stopsat
a traffic signal) .
. Ifthe xenon headlight bulbisclose to
burning out,thebrightness willdrasti-
cally decrease, thelight willstart
blinking, orthe color ofthe light will
become reddish. Ifone ormore ofthe
above signsappear, contactaNISSAN
dealer.
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T urn theswitch tothe
position:
The front parking, sidemarker, tail,license plate,
instrument lightswillcome on.However, the
daytime runninglight(forNISMO modelsand
Canada) willturn off.
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T urn theswitch tothe
position:
Headlights willcome onand allthe other lights
remain on.However, thedaytime runninglight
(for NISMO modelsandCanada) willturn
off.
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Autolight system(ifso equipped)
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The autolight systemallowstheheadlights tobe
set sothey turnonand offautomatically .
T o set the autolight system:
1. Make suretheheadlight switchisin the
AUT Oposition
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2. Place theignition switchinthe ON position.
3. The autolight systemautomatically turnsthe
headlights onand off.
T o turn theautolight systemoff,turn theswitch
to the OFF ,
or
position.
The autolight systemcanturn onthe headlights
automatically whenitis dark andturn offthe
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. When theheadlight switchisin the
or
position whiletheignition switchisin
the ON position, thelights willautomatically
turn offwithin aperiod oftime after the
ignition switchhasbeen placed inthe OFF
position.
. When theheadlight switchremains inthe
or
position afterthelights auto-
matically turnoff,the lights willturn onwhen
the ignition switchisplaced inthe ON
position.
CAUTION
. When youturn onthe headlight
switch againafterthelights auto-
matically turnoff,thelights willnot
turn offautomatically. Besure to
turn thelight switch tothe OFF
position whenyouleave thevehicle
for extended periodsoftime, other-
wise thebattery willbedischarged.
. Never leavethelight switch on
when theengine isnot running for
extended periodsoftime even ifthe
headlights turnoffautomatically.
Daytime runninglightsystem (forNISMO
models andCanada)
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The daytime runninglightsautomatically illumi-
nate when theengine isstarted withtheparking
brake released. Thedaytime runninglights
operate withtheheadlight switchinthe OFF
position. Turn theheadlight switchtothe
position forfull illumination whendriving atnight.
(The daytime runninglightswillturn off.)
If the parking brakeisapplied beforetheengine
is started, thedaytime runninglightsdonot
illuminate. Thedaytime runninglightsilluminate
once theparking brakeisreleased. Thedaytime
running lightswillremain onuntil theignition
switch isplaced inthe OFF position.
WARNING
When thedaytime runninglightsystem
is active, taillights onyour vehicle are
not on.Itis necessary atdusk toturn on
your headlights. Failuretodo socould
cause anaccident injuringyourself and
others.
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. When thevehicle isparked nearaparking
meter.
In such cases, correct theoperating conditions
before usingtheIntelligent Key function oruse
the mechanical key.
Although thelifeofthe battery variesdepending
on the operating conditions, thebattery's lifeis
approximately 2years. Ifthe battery isdis-
charged, replaceitwith anew one.
Since theIntelligent Key iscontinuously receiv-
ing radio waves, ifthe key isleft near equipment
which transmits strongradiowaves, suchas
signals fromaTV and personal computer, the
battery lifemay become shorter.
For information regardingreplacement ofa
battery ,see ªIntelligent Key battery replacementº
(P .8-23) .
As many as4Intelligent Keys can beregistered
and used withonevehicle. Forinformation about
the purchase anduseofadditional Intelligent
K eys, contact aNISSAN dealer.
CAUTION
. Do not allow theIntelligent Key,
which contains electrical compo-
nents, tocome intocontact with water
orsalt water. Thiscould affect
the system function.
. Do not drop theIntelligent Key.
. Do not strike theIntelligent Key
sharply against another object.
. Do not change ormodify theIntel-
ligent Key.
. Wetting maydamage theIntelligent
Key. Ifthe Intelligent Keygets wet,
immediately wipeuntilitis comple-
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. When thetemperature isextremely highor
low ,the screen maynotclearly display
objects. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. When strong lightisdirectly coming onthe
camera, objectsmaynotbedisplayed
clearly .This isnot amalfunction.
. Vertical linesmaybeseen inobjects onthe
screen. Thisisdue tostrong reflected light
from thebumper. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. The screen mayflicker underfluorescent
light. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. The colors ofobjects onthe RearView
Monitor maydiffer somewhat fromtheactual
color ofobjects. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. Objects onthe monitor maynotbeclear ina
dark environment. Thisisnot amalfunction.
. Ifdirt, rainorsnow accumulates onthe
camera, theRearView Monitormaynot
display objects clearly.Clean thecamera.
. Do not use alcohol, benzine orthinner to
clean thecamera. Thiswillcause discolora-
tion. To clean thecamera, wipewithacloth
dampened withdiluted mildcleaning agent
and then wipe withadry cloth.
. Donot damage thecamera asthe monitor
screen maybeadversely affected.
. Do not use wax onthe camera window.
Wipe offany wax with aclean cloth
dampened withmild detergent dilutedwith water.
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With theignition switchinthe ON position, push
the CAMERA buttononthe instrument panelor
move theshift lever tothe R(Reverse) position
to operate theAround ViewMonitor. The
monitor displays variousviewsofthe position
of the vehicle.
Available views:
. Bird's-Eye View
The surrounding viewofthe vehicle.
. Front-Side View
The view around andahead ofthe front
passenger's sidewheel.
. Front View
The view tothe front ofthe vehicle.
. Rear View
The view tothe rear ofthe vehicle.
The system isdesigned asan aid tothe driver in
situations suchasslot parking orparallel
parking.
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There aresome areas where thesystem willnot
show objects andthesystem doesnotwarn of
moving objects. Wheninthe Front orthe Rear
View display ,an object belowthebumper oron
the ground maynotbeviewed
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. When inthe
Bird's-Eye View,a tall object neartheseam
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of the camera viewing areaswillnotappear inthe
monitor
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.
WARNING
. The Around ViewMonitor isacon-
venience butitis not asubstitute for
proper vehicle operation becauseit
has areas where objects cannotbe
viewed. Thefour corners ofthe
vehicle inparticular, areblind spots
where objects donot appear inthe
bird's-eye, front,orrear views. Al-
ways lookoutthewindows and
check withyour owneyes tobe sure
that itis safe tomove before
operating thevehicle. Alwaysoper-
ate the vehicle slowly.
. The driver isalways responsible for
safety during parking andother
maneuvers.
. Donot use theAround ViewMonitor
with theoutside mirrorsinthe
stored position, andmake surethat
the liftgate issecurely closedwhen
operating thevehicle usingthe
Around ViewMonitor.
. The distance between objects
viewed onthe Around ViewMonitor
differs fromtheactual distance. .
The cameras areinstalled abovethe
front grille, theoutside mirrorsand
above therear license plate.Donot
put anything onthe cameras.
. When washing thevehicle with
highpressure water,besure notto
spray itaround thecameras. Other-
wise, water mayenter thecamera
unit causing watercondensation on
the lens, amalfunction, fireoran
electric shock.
. Do not strike thecameras. Theyare
precision instruments. Doingso
could cause amalfunction orcause
damage resulting inafire oran
electric shock.
CAUTION
Do not scratch thelens when cleaning
dirt orsnow fromthefront ofthe
camera.
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Bird's-Eye View
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The Bird's-Eye Viewshows theoverhead viewof
the vehicle whichhelpsconfirm thevehicle
position andthepredicted coursetoaparking
space.
The vehicle icon
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shows theposition ofthe
vehicle. Notethatthedistance between objects
viewed inthe Bird's-Eye Viewdiffers fromthe
actual distance.
The areas thatthecameras cannotcover
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are
indicated inblack.
After theignition switchisplaced inthe ON
position, thenonviewable area
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is highlighted
in yellow for3seconds aftertheBird's-Eye Viewis
displayed.
In addition, thenon-viewable cornersaredis-
played inred (blink forthe first 3seconds)
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to remind thedrivers tobe cautious.
WARNING
. Objects inthe Bird's-Eye Viewwill
appear furtherthantheactual dis-
tance because theBird's-Eye View
is apseudo viewthatisprocessed
by combining theviews fromthe
cameras onthe outside mirrors, the
front andtherear ofthe vehicle.
. Tall objects, suchasacurb or
vehicle, maybemisaligned ornot
displayed atthe seam ofthe views.
. Objects thatareabove thecamera
cannot bedisplayed.
. The view forthe Bird's-Eye View
may bemisaligned whenthecam-
era position alters.
. Aline onthe ground maybemis-
aligned andisnot seen asbeing
straight atthe seam ofthe views.
The misalignment willincrease as
the line proceeds awayfromthe
vehicle. .
Use thedisplayed linesandtheBird's-Eye
View asareference. Thelines andthe
Bird's-Eye Viewaregreatly affected bythe
number ofoccupants, fuellevel, vehicle
position, roadcondition androad grade.
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