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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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K eys ...
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Intelligent Keys ...
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Doors ...
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Locking withkey ...
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Locking withinside lockknob ...
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Locking withpower doorlockswitch ...
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Automatic doorlocks ...
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Child safety reardoor lock ...
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Intelligent Key system ...
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Intelligent Key operating range...
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Door locks/unlocks precaution...
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Intelligent Key operation ...
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Battery saversystem ...
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W arning lightsandaudible reminders ...
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T roubleshooting guide...
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How touse remote keyless entryfunction ...
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Lift gate ...
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Front sideandrear unique parts(NISMO models) ...
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Fuel-filler door...
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Opening thefuel-filler door...
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Fuel-filler cap...
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Tilt steering column ...
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Tilt operation ...
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Sun visors ...
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Mirrors ...
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Inside mirror ...
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Outside mirrors ...
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V anity mirror ...
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OPENING THEFUEL -FILLER DOOR
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T o open thefuel-filler door,pulltherelease
handle located belowtheinstrument panel.To
lock, close thefuel-filler doorsecurely
.
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FUEL -FILLER CAP
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T o remove thefuel-filler cap:
1. Turn thefuel-filler capcounterclockwise
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1
to remove.
2. Put thefuel-filler caponthe cap holder
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while refueling.
T o install thefuel-filler cap:
1. Insert thefuel-filler capstraight intothefuel-
filler tube.
2. Turn thefuel-filler capclockwise
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2
until a
single clickisheard.
WARNING
. Gasoline isextremely flammable
and highly explosive undercertain
conditions. You could beburned or
seriously injuredifitis misused or
mishandled. Alwaysstopengine
and donot smoke orallow open
flames orsparks nearthevehicle
when refueling.
. Do not attempt totop offthe fuel
tank after thefuel pump nozzle
shuts offautomatically. Continued
refueling maycause fueloverflow,
resulting infuel spray andpossibly
a fire.
. Use only anoriginal equipment type
fuel-filler capasareplacement. It
has abuilt-in safetyvalveneeded
for proper operation ofthe fuel
system andemission controlsys-
tem. Anincorrect capcanresult ina
serious malfunction andpossible
injury. Itcould alsocause themal-
function indicator lighttocome on.
. Never pourfuelinto thethrottle
body toattempt tostart yourvehi-
cle.
FUEL -FILLER DOOR
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. Do not fillaportable fuelcontainer
in the vehicle ortrailer. Staticelec-
tricity cancause anexplosion of
flammable liquid,vapororgas in
any vehicle ortrailer. To reduce the
risk ofserious injuryordeath when
filling portable fuelcontainers:
Ð Always placethecontainer on
the ground whenfilling.
Ð Do not use electronic devices
when filling.
Ð Keep thepump nozzle incontact
with thecontainer whileyouare
filling it.
Ð Use only approved portablefuel
containers forflammable liquid.
CAUTION
. Iffuel isspilled onthe vehicle body,
flush itaway withwater toavoid
paint damage.
. Insert thecap straight intothefuel-
filler tube, thentighten untilthe
fuel-filler capclicks. Failure totight-
en the fuel-filler capproperly may cause
the
malfunction indicator
light (MIL) toilluminate. Ifthe
light illuminates becausethefuel-
filler capisloose ormissing, tighten
or install thecap and continue to
drive thevehicle. The
light
should turnoffafter afew driving
trips. Ifthe
light does notturn
off after afew driving trips,havethe
vehicle inspected byaNISSAN deal-
er.
For additional information, see
ªMalfunction IndicatorLight(MIL)º
(P .2-18) .
. The LOOSE FUELCAPwarning
message willbedisplayed ifthe
fuel-filler capisnot properly tigh-
tened. Itmay take afew driving trips
for the message tobe displayed.
Failure totighten thefuel-filler cap
properly aftertheLOOSE FUELCAP
warning message isdisplayed may
cause the
Malfunction Indicator
Light (MIL) toilluminate.
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L OOSE FUELCAPwarning message
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The LOOSE FUELCAPwarning message is
displayed onthe vehicle information display
when thefuel-filler capisnot tightened correctly
after thevehicle hasbeen refueled. Itmay take a
few driving tripsforthe message tobe
displayed. To turn offthe warning message, do
the following procedure:
1. Remove andinstall thefuel-filler capas
previously described assoon aspossible.
2. Tighten thefuel-filler capuntil itclicks.
3. Push thetrip computer modeswitch
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for
about 1second toturn offthe LOOSE FUEL
CAP warning message aftertightening the
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WARNING
Do not adjust thesteering wheelwhile
driving. You could losecontrol ofyour
vehicle andcause an
accident.
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TIL TOPERA TION
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Push thelock lever down
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and adjust the
steering wheelupordown
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2
to the desired
position.
Pull thelock lever up
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3
securely tolock the
steering wheelinplace.
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A VAILABLE VIEWS
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WARNING
. The distance guidelinesandthe
vehicle widthlinesshould beused
as areference onlywhen thevehicle
is on apaved, levelsurface. The
distance viewedonthe monitor is
for reference onlyandmay be
different thantheactual distance
between thevehicle anddisplayed
objects.
. Use thedisplayed linesandthe
Bird's-Eye Viewasareference. The
lines andtheBird's-Eye Vieware
greatly affected bythe number of
occupants, fuellevel, vehicle posi-
tion, road condition androad grade.
. Ifthe tires arereplaced withdiffer-
ent sized tires,thepredictive course
lines andtheBird's-Eye Viewmay
be displayed incorrectly.
. When driving thevehicle upahill,
objects viewedinthe monitor are
further thantheyappear. When
driving thevehicle downahill,
objects viewedinthe monitor are
closer thantheyappear. .
Use themirrors oractually lookto
properly judgedistances toother
objects.
. The vehicle widthandpredictive
course linesarewider thanthe
actual widthand
course.
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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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2
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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3
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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Air conditioner mode screen
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Drive mode screen
Displaying Climatecontrol
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When inªClimate ControlModeº,the selected
temperature andairflow ,and automatic modeor
manual modeareindicated onthe display .
When inªDrive Modeº,the same itemsasabove
are indicated, butonthe bottom ofthe display .
T o switch toªClimate ControlModeº,push the
CLIMA TEcontrol modeselect button.
Setting climateECO
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When inªDrive Modeº,CLIMA TEECO canbe
switched onoroff. When CLIMATEECO is
switched on,the climate controlsystem oper-
ates toenhance fueleconomy .
See ªSetting theclimate ECOmodeº (P.5-24)
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