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In case ofemergency
. Never towavehicle usingthevehi-
cle tiedown hookorrecovery hook.
. Always pullthecable straight out
from thefront ofthe vehicle. Never
pull onthe vehicle atan angle.
. Pulling devices shouldberouted so
they donot touch anypart ofthe
suspension, steering,brakeorcool-
ing systems.
. Pulling devices suchasropes or
canvas strapsarenot recommended
for use invehicle towingorrecov-
ery.
Rocking astuck vehicle
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If your vehicle isstuck insand, snow,mud, etc.,
use thefollowing procedure:
1. Turn offthe Vehicle Dynamic Control(VDC)
system.
2. Make surethearea infront andbehind the
vehicle isclear ofobstructions.
3. Turn thesteering wheelrightandlefttoclear
an area around thefront tires.
4. Slowly rockthevehicle forward andback-
ward.
.
Shift back andforth between R(Reverse)
and D(Drive) (Continuously Variable T
ransmission models)or1st and R
(Reverse) (ManualTransmission models).
.
Apply theaccelerator aslittle aspossible
to maintain therocking motion.
.
Release theaccelerator pedalbefore
shifting between Rand D(Continuously
V ariable Transmission models)or1st and
R (Manual Transmission models).
.
Do not spin thetires above 35MPH (55
km/h) .
5. Ifthe vehicle cannotbefreed afterafew
tries, contact aprofessional towingservice
to remove thevehicle.
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8 Maintenance anddo-it-yourself
Maintenance requirement ...
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Scheduled maintenance ...
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General maintenance ...
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Where togo for service ...
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General maintenance ...
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Explanation ofmaintenance items...
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Maintenance precautions ...
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Engine compartment checklocations ...
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MR16DD Tengine ...
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Engine cooling system ...
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Checking enginecoolant level...
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Changing enginecoolant ...
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Engine oil...
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Checking engineoillevel ...
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Changing engineoiland filter ...
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Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)fluid...
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For NISMO RSmodels ...
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Except forNISMO RSmodels ...
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Brake andclutch (ifso equipped) fluid...
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Window washerfluid...
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Battery ...
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Jump starting ...
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V ariable voltage controlsystem ...
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Drive belt...
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plugs ...
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Replacing sparkplugs ...
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Air cleaner ...
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Windshield wiperblades ...
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Cleaning ...
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Replacing ...
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Rear window wiperblade ...
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Brakes ...
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Self-adjusting brakes...
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Brake padwear warning ...
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Fuses ...
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Engine compartment ...
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Passenger compartment ...
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Intelligent Key battery replacement ...
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Lights ...
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Headlights ...
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Exterior andinterior lights...
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Wheels andtires ...
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Tire pressure ...
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Tire labeling ...
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T ypes oftires ...
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Tire chains ...
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Changing wheelsandtires ...
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Maintenan ceand do-it-you rself
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Some day-to-day andregular maintenance is
essential tomaintain yourvehicle goodmechan-
ical condition, aswell asitsemission andengine
performance.
It is the owner's responsibility tomake surethat
the scheduled maintenance, aswell asgeneral
maintenance, isperformed.
As the vehicle owner,youarethe only onewho
can ensure thatyour vehicle receives theproper
maintenance care.You are avital linkinthe
maintenance chain.
SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE
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For your convenience, bothrequired andop-
tional scheduled maintenance itemsarede-
scribed andlisted inyour ªNISSAN Serviceand
Maintenance Guideº.You must refertothat
guide toensure thatnecessary maintenance is
performed onyour vehicle atregular intervals.
GENERAL MAINTENAN CE
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General maintenance includesthoseitems
which should bechecked duringnormal day-
to-day operation. Theyareessential forproper
vehicle operation. Itis your responsibility to
perform theseprocedures regularlyaspre-
scribed.
Performing generalmaintenance checksre-
quires minimal mechanical skilland only afew
general automotive tools. These
checks orinspections canbedone by
yourself, aqualified technician or,ifyou prefer, a
NISSAN dealer.
WHERE TO GO FOR SERVICE
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If maintenance serviceisrequired oryour vehicle
appears tomalfunction, havethesystems
checked andserviced byaNISSAN dealer.
NISSAN technicians arewell-trained specialists
and arekept up-to-date withthelatest service
information throughtechnical bulletins,service
tips, andin-dealership informationsystems.
They arecompletely qualifiedtowork on
NISSAN vehiclesbeforeworkbegins.
Y ou can beconfident thataNISSAN dealer's
service department performsthebest jobto
meet themaintenance requirements onyour
vehicle.
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During thenormal day-to-day operationofthe
vehicle, generalmaintenance shouldbeper-
formed regularly asprescribed inthis section. If
you detect anyunusual sounds, vibrations or
smell, besure tocheck forthe cause orhave a
NISSAN dealerdoitpromptly .In addition, you
should notifyaNISSAN dealerifyou think that
repairs arerequired.
When performing anychecks ormaintenance
work, seeªMaintenance precautionsº(P.8-5) .
EXPLANA TIONOFMAINTEN ANCE
ITEMS
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Additional information onthe following
items withª*ºisfound laterinthis section.
Outside thevehicle
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The maintenance itemslistedhereshould be
performed fromtimetotime, unless otherwise
specified.
Doors andengine hood:Check thatalldoors
and theengine hoodoperate properly.Also
ensure thatalllatches locksecurely .Lubricate
hinges, latches, latchpins,rollers andlinks if
necessary .Make surethatthesecondary latch
keeps thehood fromopening whentheprimary
latch isreleased.
When driving inareas usingroadsaltorother
corrosive materials, checklubrication frequently.
MAINTENAN CEREQUIREME NT GENERALMAINTENANCE
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When performing anyinspection ormainte-
nance workonyour vehicle, alwaystakecare
to prevent seriousaccidental injurytoyourself or
damage tothe vehicle. Thefollowing aregeneral
precautions whichshould beclosely observed.
WARNING
. Park thevehicle onalevel surface,
apply theparking brakesecurely
and block thewheels toprevent
the vehicle frommoving. Movethe
shift lever tothe P(Park) position
(CVT model) orthe shift lever tothe
N (Neutral) position(MTmodel) .
. Besure theignition switchisin the
OFF orLOCK position whenper-
forming anyparts replacement or
repairs.
. Ifyou must workwiththeengine
running, keepyourhands, clothing,
hair andtools away frommoving
fans, belts andanyother moving
parts.
. Itis advisable tosecure orremove
any loose clothing andremove any
jewelry, suchasrings, watches, etc.
before working onyour vehicle. .
Always weareyeprotection when-
ever youwork onyour vehicle.
. Ifyou must runtheengine inan
enclosed spacesuchasagarage, be
sure there isproper ventilation for
exhaust gasestoescape.
. Never getunder thevehicle whileit
is supported onlybyajack. Ifitis
necessary towork under thevehicle,
support itwith safety stands.
. Keep smoking materials, flameand
sparks awayfromfueltank andthe
battery.
. The fuel filter orfuel lines should be
serviced byaNISSAN dealerbe-
cause thefuel lines areunder high
pressure evenwhen theengine is
off.
CAUTION
. Do not work under thehood while
the engine ishot. Turn theengine
off and wait until itcools down.
. Avoid directcontact withused en-
gine oiland coolant. Improperly
disposed engineoil,and engine coolant
and/orothervehicle fluids
can damage theenvironment. Al-
ways conform tolocal regulations
for disposal ofvehicle fluid.
. Never leavetheengine orthe CVT
related component harnessesdis-
connected whiletheignition switch
is in the ONposition.
. Never connect ordisconnect the
battery orany transistorized com-
ponent whiletheignition switchis
in the ONposition.
. Your vehicle isequipped withan
automatic enginecooling fan.Itmay
come onatany time without warn-
ing, even ifthe ignition keyisin the
OFF position andtheengine isnot
running. To avoid injury, always
disconnect thenegative battery
cable before working nearthefan.
This ª8.Maintenance anddo-it-yourselfº section
gives instructions regardingonlythose items
which arerelatively easyforanowner toperform.
A genuine NISSAN ServiceManualisalso
available. (SeeªOwner's manual/service manual
order informationº (P.9-21) .)
Y ou should beaware thatincomplete or
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The engine cooling systemisfilled atthe factory
with apre-diluted mixtureof50% Genuine
NISSAN LongLifeAntifreeze/Coolant (blue)and
50% water toprovide year-round anti-freeze
and coolant protection. Theanti-freeze solution
contains rustandcorrosion inhibitors. Additional
engine cooling systemadditives arenot neces-
sary .
WARNING
. Never remove theradiator orcool-
ant reservoir capwhen theengine is
hot. Wait untiltheengine and
radiator cooldown. Serious burns
could becaused byhigh pressure
fluid escaping fromtheradiator.
See precautions inªIf your vehicle
overheatsº (P.6-10) ofthis manual.
. The radiator isequipped witha
pressure typeradiator cap.To pre-
vent engine damage, useonly a
genuine NISSANradiatorcap.
. Ifthe engine wasstopped soon
when theengine ishot, thecooling
fan may operate forapproximately
10 minutes aftertheengine was
stopped tocool thecomponents in
the engine compartment. Whenthe cooling
fanisoperating, besure
that hands orother items donot get
caught init.
CAUTION
. Never useanycooling systemad-
ditives suchasradiator sealer.Ad-
ditives mayclog thecooling system
and cause damage tothe engine,
transmission and/orcooling sys-
tem.
. When adding orreplacing coolant,
be sure touse only Genuine
NISSAN LongLifeAntifreeze/Cool-
ant (blue) orequivalent. Genuine
NISSAN LongLifeAntifreeze/Cool-
ant (blue) ispre-diluted toprovide
antifreeze protection to-348F
(-378C) .If additional freezeprotec-
tion isneeded duetoweather where
you operate yourvehicle, addGen-
uine NISSAN LongLifeAntifreeze/
Coolant (blue)concentrate follow-
ing the directions onthe container.
If an equivalent coolantotherthan
Genuine NISSANLongLifeAnti-
freeze/Coolant (blue)isused, fol- low
thecoolant manufacture's
instructions tomaintain minimum
antifreeze protection to-348F
(-378C) .The useofother types of
coolant solutions otherthanGenu-
ine NISSAN LongLifeAntifreeze/
Coolant (blue)orequivalent may
damage theengine cooling system.
. The lifeexpectancy ofthe factory-fill
coolant is105,000 miles(168,000
km) or7years. Mixing anyother
type ofcoolant otherthanGenuine
NISSAN LongLifeAntifreeze/Cool-
ant (blue) ,including Genuine
NISSAN LongLifeAntifreeze/Cool-
ant (green) ,or the use ofnon-
distilled waterwillreduce thelife
expectancy ofthe factory-fill cool-
ant. Refer tothe NISSAN Service
and Maintenance Guideformore
details.
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CHECKING ENGINECOOLANT LEVEL
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Check thecoolant levelinthe reservoir when
the engine iscold. Ifthe coolant levelisbelow
the MIN level
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, open thereservoir capand
add coolant uptothe MAX level
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. If the
reservoir isempty ,check thecoolant levelinthe
radiator whentheengine iscold. Ifthere is
insufficient coolantinthe radiator, fillthe radiator
with coolant uptothe filler opening andalso add
it to the reservoir uptothe MAX level
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Tighten thecap securely afteradding engine
coolant.
If the cooling systemfrequently requires
coolant, haveitchecked byaNISSAN
dealer.
CHANGING ENGINECOOLANT
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Major cooling systemrepairsshouldbeper-
formed byaNISSAN dealer.Theservice
procedures canbefound inthe appropriate
NISSAN ServiceManual.
Improper servicingcanresult inreduced
heater performance andengine overheat-
ing.
WARNING
. To avoid thedanger ofbeing
scalded, neverchange thecoolant
when theengine ishot.
. Never remove theradiator capwhen
the engine ishot. Serious burns
could becaused byhigh pressure
fluid escaping fromtheradiator.
. Avoid directskincontact withused
coolant. Ifskin contact ismade,
wash thoroughly withsoap orhand
cleaner assoon aspossible.
. Keep coolant outofreach ofchil-
dren andpets.
Engine coolant mustbedisposed ofproperly .
Check yourlocal regulations.
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CHECKING ENGINEOILLEVEL
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1. Park thevehicle onalevel surface andapply
the parking brake.
2. Run theengine untilitreaches operating
temperature.
3. Turn offthe engine. Waitmore than10
minutes forthe oiltodrain backinto
the oilpan.
4. Remove thedipstick andwipe itclean.
Reinsert itall the way.
5. Remove thedipstick againandcheck theoil
level. Itshould bewithin therange
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. If the
oil level isbelow
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, remove theoilfiller
cap andpour recommended oilthrough the
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6. Recheck oillevel withthedipstick.
It is normal toadd some oilbetween oil
maintenance intervalsorduring thebreak -
in period, depending onthe severity of
operating conditions.
CAUTION
Oil level should bechecked regularly.
Operating theengine withaninsuffi-
cient amount ofoil can damage the
engine, andsuch damage isnot cov-
ered bythe warranty.
CHANGING ENGINEOILAND FILTER
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Change theengine oiland filter according tothe
maintenance logshown inthe NISSAN Service
and Maintenance Guide.
V ehicle set-up
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1. Park thevehicle onalevel surface andapply
the parking brake.
2. Run theengine untilitreaches theoperating
temperature.
3. Turn theengine offand wait more than10
minutes. 4.
Raise andsupport thevehicle usinga
suitable floorjackandsafety jackstands.
.
Place thesafety jackstands underthe
vehicle jack-up points.
.
A suitable adaptershouldbeattached to
the jack stand saddle.
CAUTION
Make surethecorrect liftingandsup-
port points areused toavoid vehicle
damage.
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Maintenance anddo-it-yours elf
in poor condition orloose, haveitreplaced
or adjusted byaNISSAN dealer.
2. Have thebelt condition checkedregularly.
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WARNING
Be sure theengine andignition switch
are offand that theparking brakeis
engaged securely.
CAUTION
Be sure touse thecorrect socketto
remove thespark plugs. Anincorrect
socket candamage thespark
plugs.
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REPLACING SPARK PLUGS
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If replacement isrequired, seeaNISSAN dealer
for servicing.
Iridium platinum-tippe dspark plugs
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It is not necessary toreplace theiridium
platinum-tipped sparkplugs asfrequently as
the conventional typespark plugs sincetheywill
last much longer. Followthemaintenance log
shown inthe ªNISSAN ServiceandMainte-
nance Guideº.Do not reuse theiridium plati-
num-tipped sparkplugs bycleaning or
regapping.
Always replace sparkplugswithrecom-
mended orequivalent ones.
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