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MODIFICA TIONOFYOUR VEHI-
CLE
This vehicle shouldnotbemodified.
Modification couldaffect itsperformance,
safety ordurability, andmay even violate
governmental regulations.Inaddition,
damage orperformance problemsresult-
ing from modification maynotbecovered
under NISSAN warranties.
WHEN READING THEMANUAL
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This manual includes information forall
features andequipment availableonthis
model. Features andequipment inyour
vehicle mayvarydepending onmodel, trim
level, options selected, order,dateof
production, regionoravailability. There-
fore, youmay findinformation about
features orequipment thatarenot in-
cluded orinstalled onyour vehicle.
All information, specifications andillustrations in
this manual arethose ineffect atthe time of
printing. NISSAN reservestheright tochange
specifications, performance,designorcompo-
nent suppliers withoutnoticeandwithout
obligation. Fromtimetotime, NISSAN may
update orrevise thismanual toprovide Owners
with themost accurate information currently
available. Pleasecarefully readandretain with this
manual allrevision updates senttoyou by
NISSAN toensure youhave access toaccurate
and up-to-date information regardingyourve-
hicle. Current versions ofvehicle Owner's
Manuals andanyupdates canalso befound in
the Owner section ofthe NISSAN websiteat
https://owners.nissanusa.com/nowners/naviga-
tion/manualsGuide. Ifyou have questions con-
cerning anyinformation inyour Owner's Manual,
contact NISSAN Consumer Affairs.Seethe
NISSAN CUSTOMER CAREPROGRAM page
in this Owner's Manualforcontact information.
IMPORT ANTINFORMA TIONABOUT
THIS MANUAL
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Y ou will see various symbols inthis manual. They
are used inthe following ways:
WARNING
This isused toindicate thepresence of
a hazard thatcould cause deathor
serious personal injury.To avoid or
reduce therisk, theprocedures must
be followed precisely.
CAUTION
This isused toindicate thepresence of
a hazard thatcould cause minoror
moderate personalinjuryordamage to
your vehicle. To avoid orreduce therisk,
the procedures mustbefollowed care-
fully.
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WARNING
. Every person whodrives orrides in
this vehicle shoulduseaseat beltat
all times. Children shouldbeprop-
erly restrained inthe rear seat and,
if appropriate, inachild restraint.
. The seat beltshould beproperly
adjusted toasnug fit.Failure todo
so may reduce theeffectiveness of
the entire restraint systemandin-
crease thechance orseverity of
injury inan accident. Seriousinjury
or death canoccur ifthe seat beltis
not worn properly.
. Always routetheshoulder beltover
your shoulder andacross your
chest. Neverputthebelt behind
your back, under yourarmoracross
your neck. Thebelt should beaway
from yourfaceandneck, butnot
falling offyour shoulder.
. Position thelapbelt aslow and
snug aspossible AROUND THE
HIPS, NOTTHE WAIST .A lap belt
worn toohigh could increase the
risk ofinternal injuriesinan acci-
dent. .
Be sure theseat belttongue is
securely fastened tothe proper
buckle.
. Donot wear theseat beltinside out
or twisted. Doingsomay reduce its
effectiveness.
. Do not allow morethanoneperson
to use thesame seatbelt.
. Never carrymore people inthe
vehicle thanthere areseat belts.
. Ifthe seat beltwarning lightglows
continuously whiletheignition is
turned ONwith alldoors closed and
all seat belts fastened, itmay in-
dicate amalfunction inthe system.
Have thesystem checked bya
NISSAN dealer.
. No changes shouldbemade tothe
seat beltsystem. Forexample, do
not modify theseat belt, addmate-
rial, orinstall devices thatmay
change theseat beltrouting or
tension. Doingsomay affect the
operation ofthe seat beltsystem.
Modifying ortampering withthe
seat beltsystem mayresult in
serious personal injury.
Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplemental restraintsystem
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Instrument sand controls
OUTSIDE AIRTEMPERA TURE
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The outside airtemperature isdisplayed in8F or
8C.
When theoutside airtemperature becomes
378F (38C) orlower, theoutside airtemperature
display blinkstogive awarning. Thedisplay will
stop blinking after1minute orwhen theoutside
air temperature becomes398F(48C) orabove.
The display maydiffer fromtheactual outside
temperature displayedonvarious signsorbill-
boards.
CONTINUOUS LY VARIABLE TRANS-
MISSION (CVT)POSITION INDICATOR
(if so equipped)
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The Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
position indicator indicates theshift lever posi-
tion when theignition switchisin the ON
position.
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TRIP COMPUTER
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The switch forthe trip computer islocated on
the meter panel.
When theignition switchisplaced inthe ON
position, modesofthe trip computer canbe
selected bypushing thetrip computer mode
switch
*
A
.
Each timethetrip computer modeswitch
*
A
is
pushed, thedisplay willchange asfollows:
(TRIP A? TRIP B)?Current fuelconsumption
? Distance toempty (dte)?Average fuel
consumption ?Elapsed time?Torque vector-
ing AWD (AWD model) (?TRIP A)
Current fuelconsumption
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The current fuelconsumption modeshows the
current fuelconsumption.
Distance toempty (dteÐmls orkm)
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The distance toempty (dte)mode provides you
with anestimation ofthe distance thatcanbe
driven before refueling. Thedteisconstantly
being calculated, basedonthe amount offuel in
the fuel tank andtheactual fuelconsumption.
The display isupdated every30seconds.
The dtemode includes alow range warning
feature. Whenthefuel level islow ,the dte mode
is automatically selectedandthedte display will
blink. Pushthetrip computer modeswitch
*
A
to return tothe mode thatwas selected before
the warning occurred.
When thefuel level drops evenlower, thedte
display willchange toª----º .
. Ifthe amount offuel added issmall, the
display justbefore theignition switchis
turned offmay continue tobe displayed.
. When driving uphillorrounding curves,the
fuel inthe tank shifts, which maymomenta-
rily change thedisplay .
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Instrument brightnesscontrol
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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.
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TURN SIGNAL SWITCH
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1
T urn signal
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Move thelever upordown tosignal theturning
direction. Whentheturn iscompleted, theturn
signals cancelautomatically .
*
2
Lane change signal
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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.
Instrume ntsand controls
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Color Adjusttouch-screen color.
T emperature Unit
Touch thiskeytochange thetemperature unitbeing displayed (Fahrenheit orCelsius) .
T ouchscreen click Toggles thetouch-screen clickfeature onoroff. When activated aclick sound willbeheard everytimeakey on
the screen istouched.
System Beeps Toggle thesystem beeptones feature onoroff. When activated, abeep sound willbeheard whenapop-up
message appearsonthe screen orabutton onthe unit (such as
the
button) ispushed andheld for2
seconds.
Return toFactory Settings /Clear Memory
Touch thiskeytoreturn allsettings todefault andtoclear thememory .
Software Licenses
Touch thiskeytodisplay software licensing information.
T raffic Touch thiskeytodisplay trafficsettings. Seetheseparate Navigation SystemOwner's Manualformore
information.
SXM Touch thiskeytodisplay SXMstatus information. ForSXM setup, seeªFM-AM-SA Tradio withCompact Disc
(CD) player (Type B)º(P.4-59) .
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Backing upnear aprojecting object
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The vehicle mayseem tonearly cleartheobject
in the display .However, thevehicle mayhitthe
object ifit projects overtheactual backing up
course.
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Backing upbehind aprojecting object
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The position
*
C
is shown furtherthanthe
position
*
B
in the display .However, the
position
*
C
is actually atthe same distance
as the position
*
A
. The vehicle mayhitthe
object whenbacking uptothe position
*
A
if
the object projects overtheactual backing upcourse.
ADJUSTING THESCREEN
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T o set upthe RearView Monitortoyour
preferred settings,pushtheENTER/SETTING
button whiletheRearView Monitorscreenis
displayed. EachtimetheENTER/SETTING
button ispushed, thenext setting itemis
selected. Turn theTUNE´FOLDER orTUNE´SC-
ROLL control knobtoadjust eachitem.
Available settingitems:
. Brightness
. Contrast
The setting itemswilldisappear andthedisplay
will return tothe original screenifENTER/
SETTING buttonispushed whenthelast setting
item isselected orifthe screen isleft without
operation forsome time.Fordetails, seeªFM-
AM radio withCompact Disc(CD) playerº (P.4-
42) orªFM-AM-SA Tradio withCompact Disc
(CD) player (Type A)º(P.4-50) .
OPERA TINGTIPS
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. When theshift lever isshifted tothe R
(Reverse) position,themonitor screenauto-
matically changestothe RearView Monitor
mode. However, theradio canbeheard.
. When theview isswitched, thedisplay
images onthe screen maybedisplayed with
some delay.
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function inyour NISSAN radiosystem.
Reception conditions willconstantly change
because ofvehicle movement. Buildings,terrain,
signal distance andinterference fromother
vehicles canwork against idealreception.
Described belowaresome ofthe factors that
can affect yourradio reception.
Some cellular phones orother devices may
cause interference orabuzzing noisetocome
from theaudio system speakers. Storingthe
device inadifferent locationmayreduce or
eliminate the
noise.
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FM radio reception:
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Range: FMrange isnormally limitedto25 to30
miles (40to48 km),with monaural (single
station) FMhaving slightly morerange than
stereo FM.External influences maysometimes
interfere withFMstation reception evenifthe
FM station iswithin 25miles (40km).The
strength ofthe FM signal isdirectly relatedtothe
distance between thetransmitter andreceiver.
FM signals followaline-of-sight path,exhibiting
many ofthe same characteristics aslight. For
example theywillreflect offobjects.
Fade anddrift: Asyour vehicle movesawayfrom
a station transmitter, thesignals willtend tofade
and/or drift. Static
andflutter: During signalinterference from
buildings, largehillsordue toantenna position,
usually inconjunction withincreased distance
from thestation transmitter, staticorflutter can
be heard. Thiscanbereduced bylowering the
treble setting toreduce thetreble response.
Multipath reception: Becauseofthe reflective
characteristics ofFM signals, directandre-
flected signals reachthereceiver atthe same
time. Thesignals maycancel eachother,
resulting inmomentary flutterorloss ofsound.
AM radio reception:
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AM signals, because oftheir lowfrequency ,can
bend around objects andskip along theground.
In addition, thesignals canbebounced offthe
ionosphere andbent back toearth. Because of
these characteristics. AMsignals arealso
subject tointerference asthey travel from
transmitter toreceiver.
Fading: Occurs whilethevehicle ispassing
through freeway underpasses orinareas with
many tallbuildings. Itcan also occur forseveral
seconds duringionospheric turbulenceevenin
areas where noobstacles exist.
Static: Caused bythunderstorms, electrical
power lines,electric signsandeven traffic lights.
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FM-AM Radiooperation
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radio (FM´AM) bandselect :
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Push the
button tochange theband as
follows:
AM ?FM1 ?FM2? AM
TUNE (Tuning) :
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T urn theTUNE´FOLDER knobformanual tuning.
SEEK tuning:
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Push the
or
button totune from lowto
high orhigh tolow frequencies andtostop at
the next broadcasting station.
SCAN tuning:
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Push the
button totune from lowtohigh
frequencies andstop ateach broadcasting
station forseveral seconds. Pushingthebutton
again during thisseveral seconds periodwill
stop SCAN tuningandtheradio willremain
tuned tothat station.
If the
button isnot pushed withinthis
period, SCANtuningmoves tothe next
station.
to
Radio memory buttons:
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Up to12 stations canbeset forthe FM band (6
each forFM1 andFM2) and6stations canbe
set forthe AM band. 1.
Choose theradio band using the
button.
2. Tune tothe desired station.
3. Push andhold thedesired stationpreset
button
to
until beep sounds.
4. The station indicator willthen come on.The
station isnow settothe button memory .
5. Other buttons canbeset inthe same
manner.
If the battery cableisdisconnected, orifthe fuse
opens, thestation memory willbeerased. Inthat
case, resetthedesired stations.
CD player operation
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Place theignition switchinthe ON orACC
position. InserttheCompact Disc(CD) intothe
slot with thelabel sidefacing up.The CDwillbe
guided automatically intotheslot and start
playing.
After loading theCD, thenumber oftracks on
the CD and theplay time willappear onthe
display .
If another audiosource isalready operating, it
will automatically turnoffand theCD willplay.
If the system hasbeen turned offwhile theCD
was playing, pushing thePower button willstart
the CD.
CD PLA Y:
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When theCD button ispushed whileaCD is
loaded, theCD willstart playing.
SEEK TRACK:
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When the
or
button ispushed andhold
while theCD isbeing played, theCD willplay
while fastforwarding orrewinding. Whenthe
button isreleased, theCD willreturn tonormal
play speed.
When the
or
button ispushed while
the CD isbeing played, thenext track orthe
beginning ofthe current trackonthe CD willbe
played.
REPEA T(RPT) :
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When theRPT button ispushed whiletheCD is
played, theplay pattern canbechanged as
follows:
(CD)
(Normal) Û1Track Repeat
(CD withcompressed audiofiles)
(Normal) ?1Folder Repeat ?1Track Repeat
? (Normal)
RANDOM (RDM):
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When theRDM button ispushed whileaCD is
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