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WARNING
In freezing temperatures thewasher
solution mayfreeze onthe rear window
glass andobscure yourvision. Warm
the rear window withthedefroster
before youwash therear window.
CAUTION
. Do not operate thewasher continu-
ously formore than30seconds.
. Do not operate thewasher ifthe
reservoir tankisempty.
. Do not fillthe window washer
reservoir tankwithwasher fluid
concentrates atfull strength. Some
methyl alcohol basedwasher fluid
concentrates maypermanently stain
the grille ifspilled whilefilling the
window washerreservoir tank.
. Pre-mix washerfluidconcentrates
with water tothe manufacturer's
recommended levelsbefore pouring
the fluid intothewindow washer
reservoir tank.Donot use the window
washerreservoir tankto
mix thewasher fluidconcentrate
and water.
If the rear window wiperoperation is
interrupted bysnow orice, thewiper may
stop moving toprotect itsmotor. Ifthis
occurs, turnthewiper switch tothe OFF
position andremove thesnow orice that is
on and around thewiper arms.Inapproxi-
mately 1minute, turntheswitch onagain
to operate the wiper.
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The rear window wiperandwasher operate
when theignition switchisin the ON position.
T urn theswitch clockwise fromtheOFF position
to operate thewiper.
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1
Intermittent (INT)Ðintermittent operation(not
adjustable)
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2
Low (ON) Ðcontinuous lowspeed operation
Push theswitch forward
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to operate the
washer. Thenthewiper willalso operate several
times.
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WASHER SWITCH
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T ype A(if so equipped)
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T ype B(if so equipped)
T o defog/defrost therear window glassand
outside mirrors(ifso equipped) ,start theengine
and push theswitch
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on. The indicator light
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2
will illuminate. Pushtheswitch againtoturn
the defroster off.
It will automatically turnoffinapproximately 15
minutes.
CAUTION
When cleaning theinner sideofthe rear
window, becareful nottoscratch or
damage therear window defroster.
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XENON HEADLIG HTS(ifso equipped)
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WARNING
HIGH VOLTAGE
. When xenon headlights areon,they
produce ahigh voltage. To prevent
an electric shock,neverattempt to
modify ordisassemble. Itis recom-
mended tohave yourxenon head-
lights replaced ataNISSAN dealer.
. Xenon headlights provideconsider-
ably more lightthanconventional
headlights. Ifthey arenot correctly
aimed, theymight temporarily blind
an oncoming driverorthe driver
ahead ofyou and cause aserious
accident. Ifheadlights arenot aimed
correctly, itis recommended totake
your vehicle toaNISSAN dealerand
have theheadlights adjustedcor-
rectly.
When thexenon headlight isinitially turnedon,
its brightness orcolor varies slightly .However,
the color andbrightness willsoon stabilize.
. The lifeofxenon headlights willbe
shortened byfrequent on-offopera-
Instrume ntsand controls
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Heater, airconditione r,audio andphone systems
OPERA TINGTIPS(forautomatic air
conditioner)
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. When theengine coolant temperature and
outside airtemperature arelow,the airflow
from thefoot outlets maynotoperate. Thisis
not amalfunction. Afterthecoolant tem-
perature warmsup,airwill flow normally
from thefoot outlets.
. The automatic airconditioner isequipped
with sensors asillustrated. Thesensors
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and
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B
on the instrument panelhelp
maintain aconstant temperature. Donot
put anything onoraround thesesensors.
IN-CABIN MICROFILTER
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The airconditioning systemisequipped withan
in-cabin microfilter whichcollects dirt,pollen,
dust, etc.To make suretheairconditioner heats,
defogs, andventilates efficiently,replace the
filter according tothe specified maintenance log
shown inthe NISSAN ServiceandMaintenance
Guide. To replace thefilter, contact aNISSAN
dealer.
The filter should bereplaced ifthe airflow
decreases significantly orifwindows fog
up easily whenoperating theheater orair
conditioning system.
SERVICING AIRCONDITIONER
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The airconditioner systeminyour NISSAN is
charged witharefrigerant designedwiththe
environment inmind. Thisrefrigerant willnot
harm theearth's ozonelayer.Special char-
ging equipment andlubricant arerequired when
servicing yourNISSAN airconditioner. Using
improper refrigerants orlubricants willcause
severe damage toyour airconditioner system.
(See ªCapacities andrecommended fluids/
lubricantsº (P.9-2) forairconditioner system
refrigerant andlubricant recommendations.)
A NISSAN dealerwillbeable toservice your
environmentally friendlyairconditioner system.
WARNING
The system contains refrigerant under
high pressure. To avoid personal injury,
any airconditioner serviceshouldbe
done onlybyan experienced technician
with theproper equipment.
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AUDIO OPERATIONPRECAUTION S
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Radio
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Place theignition switchinthe ACC orON
position andpush theFM´AM buttontoturn on
the radio. Ifyou listen tothe radio withthe
engine notrunning, theignition switchshould be
placed inthe ACC position.
Radio reception isaffected bystation signal
strength, distancefromradio transmitter, build-
ings, bridges, mountains andother external
influences. Intermittent changesinreception
quality normally arecaused bythese external
influences.
Using acellular phoneinor near the
vehicle mayinfluence radioreception
quality.
Radio reception:
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Y our NISSAN radiosystem isequipped with
state-of-the-art electroniccircuitstoenhance
radio reception. Thesecircuits aredesigned to
extend reception range,andtoenhance the
quality ofthat reception.
However therearesome general characteristics
of both FMand AMradio signals thatcanaffect
radio reception qualityinamoving vehicle, even
when thefinest equipment isused. These
characteristics arecompletely normalinagiven
reception area,anddonot indicate anymal-
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CAUTION
. Keep theantenna asfar away as
possible fromtheelectronic control
modules.
. Keep theantenna wiremore than8
in (20 cm) away fromtheelectronic
control systemharness. Donot
route theantenna wirenext toany
harness.
. Adjust theantenna standing-wave
ratio asrecommended bythe man-
ufacturer.
. Connect theground wirefrom the
CB radio chassis tothe body.
. For details, consult aNISSAN deal-
er.
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WARNING
. Use aphone afterstopping your
vehicle inasafe location. Ifyou
have touse aphone whiledriving,
exercise extremecautionatall
times sofull attention maybegiven
to vehicle operation.
. Ifyou areunable todevote full
attention tovehicle operation while
talking onthe phone, pulloffthe
road toasafe location andstop
your vehicle.
CAUTION
T o avoid draining thevehicle battery,
use aphone afterstarting theengine.
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system, underbody, orrear of
the vehicle.
THREE-W AY CA TAL YST
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The three-way catalystisan emission control
device installed inthe exhaust system.Exhaust
gases inthe three-way catalystareburned at
high temperatures tohelp reduce pollutants.
WARNING
. The exhaust gasand theexhaust
system arevery hot.Keep people,
animals orflammable materials
away fromtheexhaust systemcom-
ponents.
. Donot stop orpark thevehicle over
flammable materialssuchasdry
grass, wastepaperorrags. They
may ignite andcause afire.
CAUTION
. Do not use leaded gasoline. Depos-
its from leaded gasoline willser-
iously reduce thethree-way
catalyst's abilitytohelp reduce ex- haust
pollutants.
. Keep yourengine tunedup.Mal-
functions inthe ignition, fuelinjec-
tion, orelectrical systemscancause
overrich fuelflow intothethree-way
catalyst, causingitto overheat. Do
not keep driving ifthe engine mis-
fires, orifnoticeable lossofperfor-
mance orother unusual operating
conditions aredetected. Havethe
vehicle inspected promptlybya
NISSAN dealer.
. Avoid driving withanextremely low
fuel level. Running outoffuel could
cause theengine tomisfire, dama-
ging thethree-way catalyst.
. Donot race theengine whilewarm-
ing itup.
. Do not push ortow your vehicle to
start theengine.
TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYS-
TEM (TPMS)
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Each tire,including thespare (ifprovided) ,
should bechecked monthlywhencoldand
inflated tothe inflation pressure recommended
by the vehicle manufacturer onthe vehicle
placard ortire inflation pressure label.(Ifyour vehicle
hastires ofadifferent sizethan thesize
indicated onthe vehicle placard ortire inflation
pressure label,youshould determine theproper
tire inflation pressure forthose tires.)
As anadded safetyfeature, yourvehicle has
been equipped withaTire Pressure Monitoring
System (TPMS) thatilluminates alow tire
pressure telltalewhenoneormore ofyour tires
is significantly under-inflated. Accordingly,when
the low tirepressure telltaleilluminates, you
should stopandcheck yourtiresassoon as
possible, andinflate themtothe proper pres-
sure. Driving onasignificantly under-inflated tire
causes thetiretooverheat andcanlead totire
failure. Under-inflation alsoreduces fueleffi-
ciency andtiretread life,and may affect the
vehicle's handlingandstopping ability.
Please notethattheTPMS isnot asubstitute for
proper tiremaintenance, anditis the driver's
responsibility tomaintain correcttirepressure,
even ifunder-inflation hasnotreached thelevel
to trigger illumination ofthe TPMS lowtire
pressure telltale.
Y our vehicle hasalso been equipped witha
TPMS malfunction indicatortoindicate whenthe
system isnot operating properly.The TPMS
malfunction indicatoriscombined withthelow
tire pressure telltale.Whenthesystem detects a
malfunction, thetelltale willflash forapproxi-
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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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1. Apply theparking brake.
2. Move theshift lever tothe P(Park) orN
(Neutral) position.(Pisrecommended.)
The starter isdesigned nottooperate unless
the shift lever isin either ofthe above
positions.
Manual Transmission (MT)models:
Move theshift lever tothe N(Neutral)
position. Depresstheclutch pedalfullyto
the floor.
The starter isdesigned nottooperate unless
the clutch pedalisfully depressed.
The Intelligent Keymust becarried
when operating theignition switch.
3. Push theignition switchtothe ON position.
Depress thebrake pedal(CVTmodels) or
the clutch pedal(MTmodels) andpush the
ignition switchtostart theengine.
T o start theengine immediately ,push and
release theignition switchwhiledepressing
the brake pedal withtheignition switchin
any position.
.
If the engine isvery hard tostart in
extremely coldweather orwhen restart-
ing, depress theaccelerator pedalalittle
(approximately 1/3tothe floor) andwhile
holding, cranktheengine. Release the
accelerator pedalwhentheengine starts.
.
If the engine isvery hard tostart because
it is flooded, depresstheaccelerator
pedal allthe way tothe floor andhold it.
Push theignition switchtothe ON
position tostart cranking theengine.
After 5or 6seconds, stopcranking by
pushing theignition switchtoOFF .After
cranking theengine, releasetheaccel-
erator pedal. Cranktheengine withyour
foot offthe accelerator pedalby
depressing thebrake pedal andpushing
the push-button ignitionswitchtostart
the engine. Ifthe engine starts,butfails
to run, repeat theabove procedure.
CAUTION
Do not operate thestarter formore
than 15seconds atatime. Ifthe engine
does notstart, pushtheignition switch
to OFF andwait 10seconds before
cranking again,otherwise thestarter
could bedamaged.
4. Warm-up
Allow theengine toidle foratleast 30
seconds afterstarting. Donot race the
engine whilewarming itup. Drive at
moderate speedforashort distance first, especially
incold weather. Incold weather,
keep theengine running foraminimum of2-
3 minutes beforeshutting itoff. Starting and
stopping theengine overashort period of
time maymake thevehicle moredifficult to
start.
When racing theengine upto4,000 rpmor
more under noload condition, theengine
will enter thefuel cutmode.
5. To stop theengine, movetheshift lever to
the P(Park) position (CVTmodels) ormove
the shift lever tothe N(Neutral) position(MT
models) ,and push theignition switchtothe
OFF position.
NO TE:
Care should betaken toavoid situations
that canlead topotential batterydischarge
and potential no-startconditions suchas:
1. Installation orextended useofelectro-
nic accessories thatconsume battery
power whentheengine isnot running
(Phone chargers, GPS,DVDplayers,
etc .)
2. Vehicle isnot driven regularly and/or
only driven shortdistances.
In these cases, thebattery mayneed tobe
charged tomaintain batteryhealth.
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CONTINUOUS LY VARIABLE TRANS-
MISSION (CVT)
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The Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
in your vehicle iselectronically controlledto
produce maximum powerandsmooth operation.
The recommended operatingprocedures forthis
transmission areshown onthe following pages.
Follow theseprocedures formaximum vehicle
performance anddriving enjoyment.
Engine powermaybeautomatically re-
duced toprotect theCVT ifthe engine
speed increases quicklywhendriving on
slippery roadsorwhile being tested on
some dynamometers.
Starting thevehicle
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1. After starting theengine, fullydepress the
foot brake pedalbefore moving theshift
lever outofthe P(Park) position.
This CVTisdesigned sothat thefoot
brake pedalmustbedepressed before
shifting fromP(Park) toany driving
position whiletheignition switchisin
the ONposition.
The shift lever cannot bemoved outof
the P(Park) position andinto anyof
the other positions ifthe ignition
switch isplaced inthe LOCK ,OFF or
ACC position orifthe key isremoved. 2.
Keep thefoot brake pedaldepressed, push
the shift lever button andmove theshift lever
to adriving position.
3. Release theparking brakeandfoot brake
pedal, andthen gradually startthevehicle in
motion.
WARNING
. Do not depress theaccelerator
pedal whileshifting fromP(Park)
or N(Neutral) toR(Reverse) ,D
(Drive) ,or manual shiftmode (ifso
equipped) .Always depress the
brake pedaluntilshifting iscom-
pleted. Failure todo socould cause
you tolose control andhave an
accident.
. Cold engine idlespeed ishigh, so
use caution whenshifting intoa
forward orreverse gearbefore the
engine haswarmed up.
. Never shifttoP(Park) orR(Re-
verse) whilevehicle ismoving. Fail-
ure todo socould cause youtolose
control andhave anaccident.
CAUTION
. Except inan emergency, donot shift
to the N(Neutral) positionwhile
driving. Coasting withthetransmis-
sion inthe N(Neutral) positionmay
cause serious damage tothe trans-
mission.
. When stopping thevehicle onan
uphill grade, donot hold thevehicle
by depressing theaccelerator pedal.
The foot brake should beused for
this purpose.
. Do not downshift abruptlyonslip-
pery roads. Thismay cause aloss of
control.
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