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SEEK (FastForward/Rewind)
buttons:
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Push andhold theseek buttons
or
for
1.5 seconds whilethecompact discisplaying to
reverse orfast forward thetrack being played.
The compact discplays atan increased speed
while reversing orfast forwarding. Whenthe
button isreleased, thecompact discreturns to
normal playspeed.
SEEK (Previous/Next Track)
buttons:
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Push theseek button
while aCD orMP3/
WMA CDisplaying toreturn tothe beginning of
the current track.Pushtheseek button
several timestoskip backward severaltracks.
Push theseek button
while aCD orMP3/
WMA CDisplaying toadvance onetrack. Push
the seek button
several timestoskip
forward severaltracks.Ifthe last track ona
CD isskipped, thefirst track onthe disc is
played. Ifthe last track inafolder ofan MP3/
WMA CDisskipped, thefirst track ofthe next
folder isplayed.
CD eject button:
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When thebutton ispushed withacompact disc
loaded, thecompact discwilleject andthelast
source willbeplayed. If
the disc isnot removed within10seconds, the
disc willreload.
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AUX (Auxiliary )input
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The AUX INjack islocated onthe lower center
of the instrument panel.TheAUX INjack
accepts anystandard analogaudioinputsuch
as from aportable cassette tape/CD player,
MP3 player oralaptop computer. PushtheAUX
button toplay acompatible deviceplugged into
the AUX INjack.
NISSAN stronglyrecommends usingastereo
mini plug cable whenconnecting yourmusic
device tothe audio system. Musicmaynotplay
properly whenamonaural cableisused.
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USB (Universal SerialBus)connection
port
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Connecting adevice tothe USB port:
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WARNING
Do not connect, disconnect, oroperate
the USB device whiledriving. Doingso
can beadistraction. Ifdistracted you
could losecontrol ofyour vehicle and
cause anaccident orserious injury.
CAUTION
. Donot force theUSB device intothe
USB port. Inserting theUSB device
tilted orup-side-down intotheport
may damage theport. Make sure
that theUSB device isconnected
correctly intotheUSB port.
. Do not grab theUSB portcover (if
so equipped) whenpulling theUSB
device outofthe port. Thiscould
damage theport andthecover.
. Do not leave theUSB cable ina
place where itcan bepulled unin-
tentionally. Pullingthecable may
damage theport
Refer toyour device manufacturer's owner
information regardingtheproper useand care
of the device.
The USB portislocated onthe lower center of
the instrument panel.InserttheUSB device into
the port.
When acompatible storagedeviceisplugged
into theport, compatible audiofilesonthe
storage devicecanbeplayed through the
vehicle's audiosystem. Audio
fileoperation:
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AUX button:
Place theignition switchinthe ON orACC
position andpush theAUX button toswitch to
the USB input mode. Ifanother audiosource is
playing andaUSB memory deviceisinserted,
push theAUX button untilthecenter display
changes tothe USB memory mode.
If the system hasbeen turned offwhile theUSB
memory wasplaying, pushtheON´OFF button
to restart theUSB memory .
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Starting anddriving
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OPERA TINGRANGE FORENGINE
ST ART FUNCTION
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The Intelligent Key can only beused forstarting
the engine whentheIntelligent Key iswithin the
specified operating range
*
1
.
When theIntelligent Key battery isalmost
discharged orstrong radiowaves arepresent
near theoperating location,theIntelligent Key
system's operating rangebecomes narrower
and may notfunction properly.
If the Intelligent Key iswithin theoperating
range, itis possible foranyone, evensomeone
who does notcarry theIntelligent Key ,to push
the ignition switchtostart theengine. .
The cargo roomareaisnot included inthe
operating rangebuttheIntelligent Key may
function.
. Ifthe Intelligent Key isplaced onthe
instrument panel,insidetheglove boxor
door pocket, theIntelligent Key may not
function.
. Ifthe Intelligent Key isplaced nearthedoor
or window outsidethevehicle, theIntelligent
K ey may function.
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PUSH-BUTT ONIGNITION SWITCH
OPERA TION
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When theignition switchispushed without
depressing thebrake pedal(Continuously Vari-
able Transmission models)orthe clutch pedal
(manual transmission models),the ignition
switch position willchange asfollows:
. Push oncetochange toACC.
. Push twotimes tochange toON.
. Push three times tochange toOFF .
. Push fourtimes toreturn toACC.
. Open orclose anydoor toreturn toLOCK
during theOFF position.
The indicator light
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A
on the ignition switch
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. Keep your engine tunedup.
. Follow therecommended scheduledmain-
tenance.
. Keep thetires inflated tothe correct
pressure. Lowtirepressure increases tire
wear andlowers fueleconomy .
. Keep thewheels incorrect alignment.
Improper alignment increasestirewear and
lowers fueleconomy .
. Use therecommended viscosityengineoil.
(See ªEngine oiland oilfilter recommenda-
tionº (P.9-7) .)
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WARNING
. For AWD equipped vehicles,donot
attempt toraise twowheels offthe
ground andshift thetransmission to
any drive orreverse position with
the engine running. Doingsomay
result indrivetrain damageorun-
expected vehiclemovement which
could result inserious vehicleda-
mage orpersonal injury.
. Do not attempt totest anAWD
equipped vehicleona2-wheel dy-
namometer (suchasthe dynam-
ometers usedbysome states for
emissions testing)orsimilar equip-
ment evenifthe other twowheels
are raised offthe ground. Makesure
that youinform thetest facility
personnel thatyour vehicle is
equipped withAWD before itis
placed onadynamometer. Using
the wrong testequipment mayre-
sult indrivetrain damageorunex -
pected vehicle movement which
could result inserious vehicleda-
mage orpersonal
injury.
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AWD mode switch
ALL -WHEEL DRIVE(AWD) MODE
SWIT CHOPERA TIONS
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The All-Wheel Drive(AWD) system isused to
select the2WD (Two-Wheel Drive),A WD-V or
A WD mode depending onthe driving condi-
tions.
The AWD mode indicator lights(
(green) ,
) are located inthe instrument panel.
The AWD mode indicator lights
(green)
illuminate whentheignition switchisplaced in
the ON position. Theindicator lightsturnoff
within 1second.
The AWD mode indicator lightswilldisplay the
mode selected bythe AWD mode switch while
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INCREASING FUELECONOMY ALL
-WHEEL DRIVE(AWD) (ifso
equipped)
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Starting anddriving
engine isrunning.
If the AWD warning light
(yellow) illumi-
nates, theAWD mode indicator lightswillturn
off.
Push theAWD mode switch, located onthe
instrument panel,toselect 2WD,AWD-V or
A WD.
A WD-V :Push theAWD mode switch tothe
neutral (AWD-V) position. TheAll-Wheel Drive
(A WD) AWD-V indicator light
in the meter
illuminates.
2WD: PushtheAWD mode switch tothe 2WD
position.
A WD: Push theAWD mode switch tothe AWD
position. TheAWD indicator light
(green) in
the meter illuminates.
A WD mode Wheelsdriven A
WD mode indicator light
(
,
(green)) Use
conditions
2WD Front
wheels:
The wheel drivemode isin
T wo-Wheel Drive(2WD)
when driving onanormal road. T
urns off For
driving ondry,
paved roads
A WD-V Distribution
oftorque tothe
front andrear wheels changes
automatically [ratio;100:0
(2WD) ?50 :50 (AWD)] and
distribution oftorque between
left and right wheel ofrear
wheels changes automatically
depending onroad conditions
encountered [ratio;100:0
(2WD) ?50 :50 (AWD)]. Illuminates
For driving onpaved or
slippery roads
A WD Distribution
oftorque tothe
front andrear wheels changes
automatically [ratio;100:0
(2WD) ?50 :50 (AWD)] and
the distribution oftorque be-
tween theleftand right rear
wheels changes automatically
depending onthe slippery
road conditions encountered. Illuminates
(green)
For driving onslippery
roads
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A WD shift tips
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. Ifthe AWD mode switch isoperated while
making aturn, accelerating ordecelerating,
or ifthe ignition switchisturned offwhile in
the AWD-V orAWD mode, youmay feela
jolt. This isnormal.
. The oiltemperature ofpower trainparts will
increase ifthe vehicle iscontinuously
operated underconditions wherethediffer-
ence inrotation between thefront andrear
wheels islarge (wheel slip),such aswhen
driving thevehicle onrough roadsthrough
sand ormud orwhen freeing astuck vehicle.
In these cases, theAWD warning lightblinks
rapidly andtheAWD mode changes tothe
2WD mode toprotect thepower trainparts.
If you stop driving withtheengine idlingand
wait until thewarning lightstops blinking,
the AWD returns tothe AWD-V orAWD
mode.
. Brake distance inthe AWD mode isthe
same as2WD.
CAUTION
. Do not start theengine withthe
AWD mode switch inany mode in
the following cases: Ð
when thevehicle isplaced ona
free-roller orjacking upthe
vehicle withthefront tires
raised andtherear tires onthe
ground.
Ð when towing thevehicle withthe
rear tires raised fromthe
ground.
. Operate theAWD mode switch only
when driving straight. Donot oper-
ate the AWD mode switch when
making aturn orbacking up.
. Do not operate theAWD mode
switch withthefront wheel spin-
ning.
. Engine idlingspeed ishigh while
warming upthe engine. Beespe-
cially careful whenstarting ordriv-
ing onslippery surfaces withthe
AWD mode switch setinthe AWD-V
or AWD mode.
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A WD WARNING LIGHT
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The AWD warning lightlocated inthe instrument
panel illuminates whentheignition switchis
placed inthe ON position. Itturns offsoon after
the engine isstarted.
If any malfunction occursinthe AWD system
while theengine isrunning, orwhile driving, the
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indicate amalfunction. Ifthe computer sensesa
malfunction, itswitches theABS offand
illuminates theABS warning lightonthe
instrument panel.Thebrake system thenoper-
ates normally ,but without anti-lock assistance.
If the ABS warning lightilluminates duringthe
self-test orwhile driving, havethevehicle
checked byaNISSAN dealer.
Normal operation
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The ABS operates atspeeds above3to 6MPH
(5 to10 km/h) .The speed variesaccording to
road conditions.
When theABS senses thatoneormore wheels
are close tolocking up,the actuator rapidly
applies andreleases hydraulic pressure. This
action issimilar topumping thebrakes very
quickly .You may feelapulsation inthe brake
pedal andhear anoise fromunder thehood or
feel avibration fromtheactuator whenitis
operating. Thisisnormal andindicates thatthe
ABS isoperating properly.However, thepulsa-
tion may indicate thatroad conditions are
hazardous andextra careisrequired while
driving.
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The Vehicle Dynamic Control(VDC)system
uses various sensors tomonitor driverinputs
and vehicle motion. Undercertain drivingcon-
ditions, theVDC system helpstoperform the
following functions.
. Controls brakepressure toreduce wheel
slip onone slipping drivewheel sopower is
transferred toanon slipping drivewheel on
the same axle.
. Controls brakepressure andengine output
to reduce drivewheel slipbased onvehicle
speed (traction controlfunction) .
. Controls brakepressure atindividual wheels
and engine outputtohelp thedriver maintain
control ofthe vehicle inthe following
conditions:
Ð understeer (vehicletendstonot follow
the steered pathdespite increased
steering input)
Ð oversteer (vehicletendstospin dueto
certain roadordriving conditions) .
The VDC system canhelp thedriver tomaintain
control ofthe vehicle, butitcannot prevent loss
of vehicle controlinall driving situations.
When theVDC system operates, theVDC
warning light
in the instrument panelflashes
so note thefollowing:
. The road maybeslippery orthe system may
determine someaction isrequired tohelp keep
thevehicle onthe steered path.
. You may feelapulsation inthe brake pedal
and hear anoise orvibration fromunder the
hood. Thisisnormal andindicates thatthe
VDC system isworking properly.
. Adjust yourspeed anddriving tothe road
conditions.
If a malfunction occursinthe system, theVDC
warning light
illuminates inthe instrument
panel. TheVDC system automatically turnsoff.
The VDC OFFswitch isused toturn offthe VDC
system. TheVDC offindicator
illuminates to
indicate theVDC system isoff. When theVDC
switch isused toturn offthe system, theVDC
system stilloperates toprevent onedrive wheel
from slipping bytransferring powertoanon
slipping drivewheel. TheVDC warning light
flashes ifthis occurs. Allother VDCfunctions
are off,and theVDC warning light
will not
flash. TheVDC system isautomatically resetto
on when theignition switchisplaced inthe off
position thenback tothe onposition.
See ªVehicle Dynamic Control(VDC)warning
lightº (P.2-17) andªVehicle Dynamic Control
(VDC) offindicator lightº(P.2-19) .
The computer hasabuilt-in diagnostic feature
that tests thesystem eachtimeyoustart the
engine andmove thevehicle forward orin
reverse ataslow speed. Whentheself-test
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