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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
back against theseatback andas
far-away aspractical fromthesteer-
ing wheel orinstrument panel.Al-
ways usetheseat belts.
. The driver andfront passenger seat
belt buckles areequipped with
sensors thatdetect ifthe seat belts
are fastened. TheAdvanced AirBag
System monitors theseverity ofa
collision andseat beltusage then
inflates theairbags. Failure to
properly wearseatbelts canin-
crease therisk orseverity ofinjury
in an accident.
. The front passenger seatis
equipped withoccupant classifica-
tion sensors (weightsensors) that
turn thefront passenger airbag
OFF under someconditions. This
sensor isonly used inthis seat.
Failure tobe properly seatedand
wearing theseat beltcanincrease
the risk orseverity ofinjury inan
accident. SeeªFront passenger air
bag andstatus lightº(P.1-46) .
. Keep hands onthe outside ofthe
steering wheel.Placing theminside
the steering wheelrimcould in-
crease therisk that they areinjured if
the front airbag inflates.
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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
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1. Crash zonesensor
2. Supplemental front-impactairbag modules
3. Front seat-mounted side-impactsupplemental
air bag modules
4. Occupant classification sensors(weightsen-
sors)
5. Occupant classification systemcontrolunit 6.
Roof-mounted curtainside-impact supplemental
air bag inflators
7. Roof-mounted curtainside-impact supplemental
air bags modules
8. Seatbeltwith pretensioners
9. Satellite sensors
10. Airbag Control Unit(ACU)
NISSAN ADVANCED AIRBAG SYS-
TEM (front seats)
GUID-39 9F40E1-D7B8 -4A1F-977C-DC879EC84353
WARNING
T o ensure properoperation ofthe
passenger's advancedairbag system,
please observe thefollowing items.
. Donot allow apassenger inthe rear
seat topush orpull onthe seatback
pocket.
. Do not place heavy loadsheavier
than 9lbs. (4kg) onthe seatback,
head restraint orinthe seatback
pocket.
. Do not store luggage behindthe
seat thatcanpress intotheseat-
back.
. Confirm theoperating condition
with thefront passenger airbag
status light.
. Ifyou notice thatthefront passen-
ger airbag status lightisnot
operating, pleasetakeyour vehicle
to your NISSAN dealertocheck the
occupant classification system.
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. Until youhave confirmed withyour
dealer thatyour passenger seat
occupant classification systemis
working properly, positiontheoccu-
pants inthe rear seating positions.
This vehicle isequipped withtheNISSAN
Advanced AirBag System forthe driver and
front passenger seats.Thissystem isdesigned
to meet certification requirements underU.S.
regulations. Itis also permitted inCanada. Allof
the information, cautionsandwarnings in
this manual applyandmust befollowed.
The driver supplemental front-impactairbag is
located inthe center ofthe steering wheel.The
passenger supplemental front-impactairbag is
mounted inthe instrument panelabove theglove
box. Thefront airbags aredesigned toinflate in
higher severity frontalcollisions, althoughthey
may inflate ifthe forces inanother typeof
collision aresimilar tothose ofahigher severity
frontal impact. Theymaynotinflate incertain
frontal collisions. Vehicle damage (orlack ofit) is
not always anindication ofproper frontairbag
operation.
The NISSAN Advanced AirBag System has
dual stage airbag inflators. Thesystem monitors
information fromtheAirbag Control Unit(ACU) ,
seat beltbuckle sensors andtheoccupant classification
sensors(weightsensors) .Inflator
operation isbased onthe severity ofacollision
and seat beltusage forthe driver. Forthefront
passenger, theoccupant classification sensors
are also monitored. Basedoninformation from
the sensors, onlyonefront airbag may inflate in
a crash, depending onthe crash severity and
whether thefront occupants arebelted or
unbelted. Additionally ,the front passenger air
bag may beautomatically turnedOFFunder
some conditions, dependingonthe information
provided bythe occupant classification sensors.
If the front passenger airbag isOFF ,the
passenger airbag status lightwillbeilluminated
(if the seat isunoccupied, thelight willnot be
illuminated, buttheairbag willbeoff).(See
ªFront passenger airbag andstatus lightº(P.1-
46) forfurther details.) Onefront airbag inflating
does notindicate improper performance ofthe
system.
If you have anyquestions aboutyourairbag
system, contactNISSAN oraNISSAN dealer.If
you areconsidering modification ofyour vehicle
due toadisability ,you may also contact
NISSAN. Contactinformation iscontained in
the front ofthis Owner's Manual.
When afront airbag inflates, afairly loudnoise
may beheard, followed byrelease ofsmoke.
This smoke isnot harmful anddoes notindicate
a fire. Care should betaken nottoinhale it,as it may
cause irritation andchoking. Thosewitha
history ofabreathing conditionshouldgetfresh
air promptly .
Front airbags, along withtheuse ofseat belts,
help tocushion theimpact forceonthe head
and chest ofthe front occupants. Theycanhelp
save livesandreduce serious injuries. However,
an inflating frontairbag may cause facial
abrasions orother injuries. Frontairbags do
not provide restraint tothe lower body.
Even withNISSAN Advanced AirBags, seat
belts should becorrectly wornandthedriver
and passenger seatedupright asfar aspractical
away fromthesteering wheelorinstrument
panel. Thefront airbags inflate quickly inorder
to help protect thefront occupants. Becauseof
this, theforce ofthe front airbag inflating can
increase therisk ofinjury ifthe occupant istoo
close to,orisagainst, theairbag module during
inflation.
The front airbags deflate quickly afteracollision.
The front airbags operate onlywhen the
ignition switchisin the ONposition.
After theignition isplaced inthe ON
position, thesupplemental airbag warning
light illuminates. Thesupplemental airbag
warning lightwillturn offafter about 7
seconds ifthe system isoperational.
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Front passenger airbag status light
Front passenger airbag andstatus light
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WARNING
The front passenger airbag isdesigned
to automatically turnOFF under some
conditions. Readthissection carefully
to learn howitoperates. Properuseof
the seat, seatbeltandchild restraints is
necessary formost effective protection.
Failure tofollow allinstructions inthis
manual concerning theuse ofseats,
seat belts andchild restraints can
increase therisk orseverity ofinjury in an
accident.
Status light:
GUID-F 83C168B-173D -4313-B631-F712588C04 63
The front passenger airbag status light
is
located onthe instrument panel.Afterthe
ignition switchisplaced inthe "ON" position,
the front passenger airbag status lightillumi-
nates forabout 7seconds andthen turns offor
illuminates depending onthe front passenger
seat occupied status.Thelight operates as
follows:
. Unoccupied passengerseat:The
light
is OFF andthefront passenger airbag is
OFF andwillnot inflate inacrash.
. Passenger's seatoccupied byasmall adult,
child orchild restraint asoutlined inthis
section: The
light illuminates toindicate
that thefront passenger airbag isOFF and
will notinflate inacrash.
. Occupied passenger seatandthepassen-
ger meets theconditions outlinedinthis
section: The
light isOFF toindicate that
the front passenger airbag isoperational.
Front passenger airbag:
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The front passenger airbag isdesigned to
automatically turnOFF when thevehicle is
operated undersomeconditions asdescribed
below aspermitted byU.S. regulations. Ifthe front
passenger airbag isOFF ,it will notinflate
in acrash. Thedriver airbag andother airbags
in your vehicle arenot part ofthis system.
The purpose ofthe regulation isto help reduce
the risk ofinjury ordeath fromaninflating airbag
to certain frontpassenger seatoccupants, such
as children, byrequiring theairbag tobe
automatically turnedOFF.
The occupant classification sensors(weight
sensors) areonthe seat cushion frameunder
the front passenger seatandaredesigned to
detect anoccupant andobjects onthe seat. For
example, ifa child isin the front passenger seat,
the Advanced AirBag System isdesigned to
turn thepassenger airbag OFF inaccordance
with theregulations. Also,ifa child restraint of
the type specified inthe regulations ison the
seat, theoccupant classification sensorscan
detect itand cause theairbag toturn OFF.
Front passenger seatadult occupants whoare
properly seatedandusing theseat beltas
outlined inthis manual shouldnotcause the
passenger airbag tobe automatically turned
OFF .For small adults itmay beturned OFF,
however, ifthe occupant doesnotsitinthe seat
properly (forexample, bynot sitting upright, by
sitting onanedge ofthe seat, orby otherwise
being outofposition) ,this could cause the
sensors toturn theairbag OFF.Always besure
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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
. Do not place objects withsharp
edges onthe seat. Also, donot
place heavy objects onthe seat that
will leave permanent impressions in
the seat. Such objects candamage
the seat oroccupant classification
sensors (weightsensors) .This can
affect theoperation ofthe airbag
system andresult inserious perso-
nal injury.
. Do not use water oracidic cleaners
(hot steam cleaners) onthe seat.
This candamage theseat oroccu-
pant classification sensors.Thiscan
also affect theoperation ofthe air
bag system andresult inserious
personal injury.
. Immediately afterinflation, several
front airbag system components
will behot. Donot touch them; you
may severely burnyourself.
. Nounauthorized changesshouldbe
made toany components orwiring
of the supplemental airbag system.
This isto prevent accidental infla-
tion ofthe supplemental airbag or
damage tothe supplemental airbag
system. .
Do not make unauthorized changes
to your vehicle's electrical system,
suspension systemorfront end
structure. Thiscould affect proper
operation ofthe front airbag sys-
tem.
. Tampering withthefront airbag
system mayresult inserious perso-
nal injury. Tampering includes
changes tothe steering wheeland
the instrument panelassembly by
placing material overthesteering
wheel padand above theinstrument
panel orby installing additional trim
material aroundtheairbag system.
. Removing ormodifying thefront
passenger seatmayaffect thefunc-
tion ofthe airbag system andresult
in serious personal injury.
. Modifying ortampering withthe
front passenger seatmayresult in
serious personal injury.Forexam-
ple, donot change thefront seats by
placing material onthe seat cushion
or by installing additional trimma-
terial, suchasseat covers, onthe
seat thatisnot specifically designed
to assure properairbag operation.
Additionally, donot stow anyob- jects
under thefront passenger seat
or the seat cushion andseatback.
Such objects mayinterfere withthe
proper operation ofthe occupant
classification sensors.
. Nounauthorized changesshouldbe
made toany components orwiring
of the seat beltsystem. Thismay
affect thefront airbag system.
T ampering withtheseat beltsystem
may result inserious personal in-
jury.
. Work onand around thefront air
bag system shouldbedone bya
NISSAN dealer.Installation ofelec-
trical equipment shouldalsobe
done byaNISSAN dealer.The
Supplemental RestraintSystem
(SRS) wiring harnesses* shouldnot
be modified ordisconnected. Un-
authorized electricaltestequipment
and probing devicesshouldnotbe
used onthe airbag system.
. Acracked windshield shouldbe
replaced immediately byaqualified
repair facility. Acracked windshield
could affect thefunction ofthe
supplemental airbag system.
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GUID-F6BA51 01-9D22-47BE-BE64-1 C192428380D
If you have aflat tire, seeªFlat tireº(P.6-3) .
TIRE PRESSURE
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Tire Pressure Monitoring System(TPMS)
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This vehicle isequipped withtheTire Pressure
Monitoring System(TPMS).It monitors tire
pressure ofall tires except thespare. When
the low tirepressure warninglightislit, and the
CHECK TIREPRES (pressure) warningmes-
sage isdisplayed inthe vehicle information
display ,one ormore ofyour tires issignificantly
under-inflated.
The TPMS willactivate onlywhen thevehicle is
driven atspeeds above16MPH (25km/h) .
Also, thissystem maynotdetect asudden drop
in tire pressure (forexample aflat tire while
driving) .
For more details, seeªLow tirepressure warning
lightº (P.2-15) ,ªTire Pressure Monitoring Sys-
tem (TPMS)º (P.5-3) andªTire Pressure Mon-
itoring System (TPMS)º (P.6-3) .
Tire inflation pressure
GUID-C576 45B5-E413-4FCA-B110 -F118428A3D6F
Check thepressure ofthe tires (including
the spare) oftenandalways priortolong
distance trips.Therecommended tire
pressure specifications areshown onthe
Tire and Loading Information labelunder
the ªCold TirePressureº heading.TheTire and
Loading Information labelisaffixed to
the driver sidecenter pillar.Tirepressures
should bechecked regularlybecause:
.
Most tiresnaturally loseairover time.
.
Tires canlose airsuddenly whendriven
over potholes orother objects orifthe
vehicle strikesacurb while parking.
The tirepressures shouldbechecked
when thetires arecold. Thetires are
considered COLDafterthevehicle has
been parked for3or more hours, ordriven
less than 1mile (1.6km)atmoderate
speeds.
Incorrect tirepressure, includingun-
der inflation, mayadversely affecttire
life and vehicle handling.
WARNING
.
Improperly inflatedtirescanfail
suddenly andcause anaccident.
.
The Gross Vehicle Weight rating
(GVWR) islocated onthe F.M .V.
S.S./C .M.V.S.S. certification la-
bel. The vehicle weightcapacity
is indicated onthe Tire and Loading
Information label.Do
not load yourvehicle beyond
this capacity. Overloading your
vehicle mayresult inreduced
tire life, unsafe operating condi-
tions duetopremature tirefail-
ure, orunfavorable handling
characteristic sand could also
lead toaserious accident. Load-
ing beyond thespecified capa-
city may also result infailure of
other vehicle components.
.
Before takingalong trip,or
whenever youheavily loadyour
vehicle, useatire pressure
gauge toensure thatthetire
pressures areatthe specified
level.
.
For additional information re-
garding tires,refertoªImportant
Tire Safety Informationº (US)or
ªTire Safety Informationº (Cana-
da) inthe Warranty Information
Booklet.
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WHEELS ANDTIRES
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Tire size (example: P215/60R16 94H)
1. P:The ªPºindicates thetireisdesigned
for passenger vehicles.(Notalltires
have thisinformation.)
2. Three-digit number(215):Thisnumber
gives thewidth inmillimeters ofthe tire
from sidewall edgetosidewall edge.
3. Two-digit number(60):Thisnumber,
known asthe aspect ratio,gives the
tire's ratioofheight towidth.
4. R:The ªRºstands forradial. 5.
Two-digit number(16):Thisnumber is
the wheel orrim diameter ininches.
6. Two- orthree-digit number(94):This
number isthe tire's loadindex. Itis a
measurement ofhow much weight each
tire can support. You may notfind this
information onalltires because itis not
required bylaw .
7. H: Tire speed rating.You should not
drive thevehicle fasterthanthetire
speed rating.
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TIN (Tire Identification Number)fora
new tire(example: DOTXX XX XXX XXXX)
1. DOT: Abbreviation forthe ªDepartment
of Transportationº .The symbol canbe
placed above,belowortothe leftor
right ofthe Tire Identification Number.
2. Two-digit code:Manufacturer's identifi-
cation mark
3. Two-digit code:Tiresize
4. Three-digit code:Tiretype code (Op-
tional)
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9 Technical andconsumer information
Capacities andrecommended fluids/lubricants ...
................ 9-2
Fuel information ...
................................................................... 9-4
Engine oiland oilfilter recommendation ...
....................... 9-7
Air conditioning systemrefrigerant and
lubricant recommendations ...
............................................... 9-7
Specifications ...
............................................................................. 9-8
Engine ...
.................................................................................... 9-8
Wheels andtires ...
................................................................. 9-9
Dimensions andweights ...
................................................... 9-9
When traveling orregistering yourvehicle in
another country ...
....................................................................... 9-10
V ehicle identification ...
.............................................................. 9-10
V ehicle Identification Number(VIN)plate ...
.................. 9-10
V ehicle identification number(chassis number) ...
....... 9-10
Engine serialnumber ...
....................................................... 9-11
F .M.V .S.S./C.M.V .S.S.certification label...
.................... 9-11
Emission controlinformation label...
............................... 9-11
Tire and Loading Information label...
.............................. 9-12
Air conditioner specification label...
................................ 9-12Installing
frontlicense plate...
................................................ 9-13
V ehicle loading information ...
................................................. 9-14
T erms ...
................................................................................. 9-14
V ehicle loadcapacity ...
.................................................... 9-15
Loading tips...
..................................................................... 9-16
Measurement ofweights ...
.............................................. 9-16
T owing atrailer ...
....................................................................... 9-17
Flat towing ...
............................................................................... 9-17
Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)...
............. 9-17
Manual Transmission ...
..................................................... 9-17
Uniform tirequality grading ...
................................................. 9-18
T readwear ...
........................................................................ 9-18
T raction AA,A ,B and C...
.............................................. 9-18
T emperature A,B and C...
.............................................. 9-18
Emission controlsystem warranty ...
..................................... 9-19
Reporting safetydefects ...
..................................................... 9-19
Readiness forInspection/Maintenance (I/M)test ...
......... 9-20
Event DataRecorders (EDR)...
............................................. 9-21
Owner's manual/service manualorderinformation ...
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