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headlights whenitis light.
For USmodels (ifso equipped): Theheadlights
will also beturned onautomatically attwilight or
in rainy weather (whenthewindshield wiperis
operated continuously) .
If the ignition switchisplaced inthe OFF
position andoneofthe doors isopened andthis
condition iscontinued, theheadlights remainon
for 5
minutes.
SAA1232
Be sure nottoput anything ontop ofthe
photo sensor
*
1
located onthe top ofthe
instrument panel.Thephoto sensor con-
trols theautolight ;if it is covered, the
photo sensor reactsasifitis dark andthe
headlights willilluminate.
Automatic headlights offdelay
GUID-CFAAEF09-71A1-4057 -9F7B-96D46980C786
Y ou can keep theheadlights onfor upto45
seconds afteryouplace theignition switchinthe
OFF position andopen anydoor thenclose all
the
doors.
SIC3670
Headlight beamselect
GUID-65 D36B20-DA E3-4840-AD1 0-0068CB054884
*
1
T o select thelow beam, putthelever inthe
neutral position asshown.
*
2
T o select thehigh beam, pushthelever forward
while theswitch isin the
position. Pullit
back toselect thelow beam.
*
3
Pulling thelever toward youwillflash the
headlight highbeam evenwhen theheadlight
switch isin the OFF position.
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Battery saversystem
GUID-E840 9034-D45E-48DE-A071- E3A41898289B
. When theheadlight switchisin the
or
position whiletheignition switchisin
the ON position, thelights willautomatically
turn offwithin aperiod oftime after the
ignition switchhasbeen placed inthe OFF
position.
. When theheadlight switchremains inthe
or
position afterthelights auto-
matically turnoff,the lights willturn onwhen
the ignition switchisplaced inthe ON
position.
CAUTION
. When youturn onthe headlight
switch againafterthelights auto-
matically turnoff,thelights willnot
turn offautomatically. Besure to
turn thelight switch tothe OFF
position whenyouleave thevehicle
for extended periodsoftime, other-
wise thebattery willbedischarged.
. Never leavethelight switch on
when theengine isnot running for
extended periodsoftime even ifthe
headlights turnoffautomatically.
Daytime runninglightsystem (forNISMO
models andCanada)
GUID-62FCD 516-90BE-43E6-ACAB-5 CD8364D8567
The daytime runninglightsautomatically illumi-
nate when theengine isstarted withtheparking
brake released. Thedaytime runninglights
operate withtheheadlight switchinthe OFF
position. Turn theheadlight switchtothe
position forfull illumination whendriving atnight.
(The daytime runninglightswillturn off.)
If the parking brakeisapplied beforetheengine
is started, thedaytime runninglightsdonot
illuminate. Thedaytime runninglightsilluminate
once theparking brakeisreleased. Thedaytime
running lightswillremain onuntil theignition
switch isplaced inthe OFF position.
WARNING
When thedaytime runninglightsystem
is active, taillights onyour vehicle are
not on.Itis necessary atdusk toturn on
your headlights. Failuretodo socould
cause anaccident injuringyourself and
others.
SIC4517
SIC4129
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Instrument brightnesscontrol
GUID-95 5DB8AF-41 FD-4C7B-B17D-A344031AD5BB
The instrument brightness controloperates
when theignition switchisin the ON position.
Push thecontrol knob
*
A
to adjust thebright-
ness ofthe instrument panellights. Thebright-
ness indicator
*
B
will beshown brieflyinthe
vehicle information displaywhenthecontrol is
turned.
When thebrightness levelreaches themaximum
or minimum, abeep will
sound.
SIC3671
TURN SIGNAL SWITCH
GUID-DF12F6 F8-A1D7-4024-A4DF-46D972E49E9C
*
1
T urn signal
GUID-3CF 2F736-4960-4B96-B5 CF-1271A559F90A
Move thelever upordown tosignal theturning
direction. Whentheturn iscompleted, theturn
signals cancelautomatically .
*
2
Lane change signal
GUID-BC AE5264-DA08- 4A37-B0F2-FDE7D90FCC 8F
Move thelever upordown untiltheturn signal
begins toflash, butthelever does notlatch, to
signal alane change. Holdthelever untilthelane
change iscompleted.
Move thelever upordown untiltheturn signal
begins toflash, butthelever does notlatch, and
release thelever. Theturn signal willautomati-
cally flash three times. Choose
theappropriate methodtosignal alane
change basedonroad andtraffic conditions.
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SIC3672
FOG LIGHT SWITCH(ifso equipped)
GUID-8A4 4D476-039 A-440B-9B7 F-71C22E22C8D1
T o turn thefog lights on,turn theheadlight
switch tothe
position, thenturntheswitch
to
the
position. To turn them off,turn the
switch tothe OFF position.
The headlights mustbeonfor the fog lights to
operate.
GUID-BCFDC9 61-0310-45F1-A715-10 44C3AF17A 3
SIC4521
T o sound thehorn, pushthecenter padarea of
the steering wheel.
WARNING
Do not disassemble thehorn. Doing so
could affect proper operation ofthe
supplemental frontairbag system.
T ampering withthesupplemental front
air bag system mayresult inserious
personal injury.
GUID-214BC1 87-5FC2-47C2-A34A-24 AAF5D08E5 2
SIC4544
The vehicle shouldbedriven withtheVehicle
Dynamic Control(VDC)system onfor most
driving conditions.
If the vehicle isstuck inmud orsnow ,the VDC
system reduces theengine outputtoreduce
wheel spin.Theengine speedwillbereduced
even ifthe accelerator isdepressed tothe floor.
If maximum enginepowerisneeded tofree a
stuck vehicle, turntheVDC system off.
T o turn offthe VDC system, pushtheVDC OFF
switch. The
indicator lightwillilluminate.
Push theVDC OFFswitch againorrestart the
engine toturn onthe system. (SeeªVehicle
Dynamic Control(VDC)systemº (P.5-37) .)
HORN VEHICLE
DYNAMIC CONTROL (VDC)
OFF SWIT CH
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GUID-AF2D 0C38-8F40-4385-9E9C -0A71DCA2931A
WARNING
Do not use orallow occupants touse
the seat heater ifyou orthe occupants
cannot monitor elevated seattempera-
tures orhave aninability tofeel pain in
body parts thatcontact theseat. Useof
the seat heater bysuch people could
result inserious injury.
CAUTION
. The battery couldrundown ifthe
seat heater isoperated whilethe
engine isnot running.
. Do not use theseat heater for
extended periodsorwhen noone
is using theseat.
. Do not putanything onthe seat
which insulates heat,suchasa
blanket, cushion, seatcover, etc.
Otherwise, theseat maybecome
overheated.
. Donot place anything hardorheavy
on the seat orpierce itwith apin or
similar object.Thismay result in damage
tothe heater.
. Any liquid spilled onthe heated seat
should beremoved immediately
with adry cloth.
. When cleaning theseat, never use
gasoline, thinner,orany similar
materials.
. Ifany malfunctions arefound orthe
heated seatdoes notoperate, turn
the switch offand have thesystem
checked byaNISSAN dealer.
SIC2770
The seats arewarmed bybuilt-in heaters. The
switches locatedonthe center console canbe
operated independently ofeach other.
1. Start theengine.
2. Select heatrange.
*
1
For high heat, push theHI(High) sideof
the switch.
*
2
For low heat, push theLO (Low) sideof
the switch.
The indicator lightinthe switch
*
3
will
illuminate whentheheater ison.
3. To turn offthe heater, returntheswitch to
the level position. Makesuretheindicator
light goes off.
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HEA TED SEATS(ifso equippe d)
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The heater iscontrolled byathermostat,
automatically turningtheheater onand off.
The indicator lightwillremain onaslong as
the switch ison.
When thevehicle's interioriswarmed, or
before youleave thevehicle, besure toturn
off the switch.
GUID-850FE E13-D4FF-4D 25-97B5-E92230D2130 2
SIC4525
The power outletislocated inthe instrument
panel.
CAUTION
. The outlet andplug maybehot
during orimmediately afteruse.
. Do not use with accessories that
exceed a12 volt, 120W (10A)power
draw. Donot use double adapters or
more thanoneelectrical accessory.
. Use power outletwiththeengine
running toavoid discharging the
vehicle battery. .
Avoid usingpower outletwhenthe
air conditioner, headlightsorrear
window defroster ison.
. This power outletisnot designed
for use with acigarette lighterunit.
. Push theplug inas far asitwill go.
If good contact isnot made, theplug
may overheat orthe internal tem-
perature fusemayopen.
. Before inserting ordisconnecting a
plug, besure theelectrical acces-
sory being usedisturned OFF.
. When notinuse, besure toclose
the cap. Donot allow water orany
liquid tocontact theoutlet.
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SIC4529
CARGO FLOOR BOX
GUID-45F8D 0E0-09C1-4BF0-AFEC -F04387391A77
1. To open thecargo floorbox,pulltheboard
*
A
.
SIC4526
GL OVE BOX
GUID-EA 635502-9 936-47A9-B2 CA-4F1ACC30F00B
WARNING
Keep glove boxlidclosed whiledriving
to help prevent injuryinan accident ora
sudden stop.
T o open theglove box,pullthehandle.
T o close, pushthelidinuntil thelock latches.
The glove boxlight illuminates whenthehead-
light switch isturned
on.
SIC3505
COA THOOK
GUID-818 1D445-70B5 -442B-A1BA-CF 086D65AB6D
The coat hook islocated abovetherear side
window .
CAUTION
Do not apply atotal loadofmore than2
kg (4lb) tothe hook.
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SIC4523
Passenger sidepower window switch
GUID-04E2 B8E0-31B6-4403-9F3E -482646F08AA 7
The passenger sideswitch willopen orclose
only thecorresponding window.To open or
close thewindow ,push down orpull upthe
switch andhold
it.
SIC4524
Automatic operation
GUID-F2AE DE5F-326B-4 FB9-9763-AE7CE69B0980
The automatic operationisavailable forthe
switch thathas
an
mark onitssurface.
T o fully open orclose thewindow ,completely
push down orpull upthe switch andrelease it;
the switch neednotbeheld. Thewindow will
automatically openorclose allthe way.To stop
the window ,just push orlift the switch inthe
opposite direction.
A light push orpull onthe switch willcause the
window toopen orclose untiltheswitch is
released.
Auto-reverse function
GUID-C51 87523-35D 8-44E8-970 0-CA4CAB34864E
WARNING
There aresome smalldistances imme-
diately beforetheclosed position which
cannot bedetected. Makesurethatall
passengers havetheirhands, etc.,in-
side thevehicle beforeclosing the
window.
If the control unitdetects something caughtin
the window asitis closing, thewindow willbe
immediately lowered.
The auto reverse function canbeactivated when
the window isclosed byautomatic operation
when theignition switchisin the ON position or
for 45 seconds aftertheignition switchisplaced
in the OFF position.
Depending onthe environment ordriving
conditions, theauto reverse function may
be activated ifan impact orload similar to
something beingcaught inthe window
occurs.
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