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to be seated andwearing theseat beltproperly
for the most effective protection bythe seat belt
and supplemental airbag.
NISSAN recommends thatpre-teens andchil-
dren beproperly restrained inarear seat.
NISSAN alsorecommends thatappropriate
child restraints andbooster seatsbeproperly
installed inarear seat. Ifthis isnot possible, the
occupant classification sensorsaredesigned to
operate asdescribed abovetoturn thefront
passenger airbag OFF forspecified child
restraints. Failingtoproperly securechild
restraints andtouse theAutomatic Locking
Retractor (ALR)mode(childrestraint mode)
may allow therestraint totip ormove inan
accident orsudden stop.Thiscanalso result in
the passenger airbag inflating inacrash instead
of being OFF.(See ªChild restraintsº (P.1-18)
for proper useand installation.)
If the front passenger seatisnot occupied, the
passenger airbag isdesigned nottoinflate ina
crash. However, heavyobjects placedonthe
seat could resultinair bag inflation, because of
the object beingdetected bythe occupant
classification sensors.Otherconditions could
also result inair bag inflation, suchasifa child is
standing onthe seat, oriftwo children areonthe
seat, contrary tothe instructions inthis manual.
Always besure thatyouand allvehicle
occupants areseated andrestrained properly.Using
thepassenger airbag status light,youcan
monitor whenthefront passenger airbag is
automatically turnedOFFwiththeseat occu-
pied. Thelight willnotilluminate whenthefront
passenger seatisunoccupied.
If an adult occupant isin the seat butthe
passenger airbag status lightisilluminated
(indicating thattheairbag isOFF) ,it could be
that theperson isasmall adult, orisnot sitting
on the seat properly .
If achild restraint mustbeused inthe front seat,
the passenger airbag status lightmayormay
not beilluminated, dependingonthe size ofthe
child andthetype ofchild restraint beingused.If
the airbag status lightisnot illuminated
(indicating thattheairbag might inflate ina
crash) ,it could bethat thechild restraint orseat
belt isnot being usedproperly .Make surethat
the child restraint isinstalled properly,the seat
belt isused properly andtheoccupant is
positioned properly.If the airbag status lightis
not illuminated, repositiontheoccupant orchild
restraint inarear seat.
If the passenger airbag status lightwillnot
illuminate eventhough youbelieve thatthechild
restraint, theseat belts andtheoccupant are
properly positioned, thesystem maybesensing
an unoccupied seat(inwhich casetheairbag is
OFF) .Your NISSAN dealercancheck thatthe system
isOFF byusing aspecial tool.However,
until youhave confirmed withyour dealer that
your airbag isworking properly,reposition the
occupant orchild restraint inarear seat.
The airbag system andpassenger airbag status
light willtake afew seconds toregister achange
in the passenger seatstatus. However, ifthe
seat becomes unoccupied, theairbag status
light willremain off.
If amalfunction occursinthe front passenger air
bag system, thesupplemental airbag warning
light
, located inthe meter andgauges area,
will blink. Havethesystem checked bya
NISSAN dealer.
Other supplemental front-impactairbag
precautions
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WARNING
. Do not place anyobjects onthe
steering wheelpadoron the instru-
ment panel. Also,donot place any
objects between anyoccupant and
the steering wheelorinstrument
panel. Suchobjects maybecome
dangerous projectilesandcause
injury ifthe front airbags inflate.
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Safety ÐSeats, seatbelts andsupplement alrestraint system
. Do not place objects withsharp
edges onthe seat. Also, donot
place heavy objects onthe seat that
will leave permanent impressions in
the seat. Such objects candamage
the seat oroccupant classification
sensors (weightsensors) .This can
affect theoperation ofthe airbag
system andresult inserious perso-
nal injury.
. Do not use water oracidic cleaners
(hot steam cleaners) onthe seat.
This candamage theseat oroccu-
pant classification sensors.Thiscan
also affect theoperation ofthe air
bag system andresult inserious
personal injury.
. Immediately afterinflation, several
front airbag system components
will behot. Donot touch them; you
may severely burnyourself.
. Nounauthorized changesshouldbe
made toany components orwiring
of the supplemental airbag system.
This isto prevent accidental infla-
tion ofthe supplemental airbag or
damage tothe supplemental airbag
system. .
Do not make unauthorized changes
to your vehicle's electrical system,
suspension systemorfront end
structure. Thiscould affect proper
operation ofthe front airbag sys-
tem.
. Tampering withthefront airbag
system mayresult inserious perso-
nal injury. Tampering includes
changes tothe steering wheeland
the instrument panelassembly by
placing material overthesteering
wheel padand above theinstrument
panel orby installing additional trim
material aroundtheairbag system.
. Removing ormodifying thefront
passenger seatmayaffect thefunc-
tion ofthe airbag system andresult
in serious personal injury.
. Modifying ortampering withthe
front passenger seatmayresult in
serious personal injury.Forexam-
ple, donot change thefront seats by
placing material onthe seat cushion
or by installing additional trimma-
terial, suchasseat covers, onthe
seat thatisnot specifically designed
to assure properairbag operation.
Additionally, donot stow anyob- jects
under thefront passenger seat
or the seat cushion andseatback.
Such objects mayinterfere withthe
proper operation ofthe occupant
classification sensors.
. Nounauthorized changesshouldbe
made toany components orwiring
of the seat beltsystem. Thismay
affect thefront airbag system.
T ampering withtheseat beltsystem
may result inserious personal in-
jury.
. Work onand around thefront air
bag system shouldbedone bya
NISSAN dealer.Installation ofelec-
trical equipment shouldalsobe
done byaNISSAN dealer.The
Supplemental RestraintSystem
(SRS) wiring harnesses* shouldnot
be modified ordisconnected. Un-
authorized electricaltestequipment
and probing devicesshouldnotbe
used onthe airbag system.
. Acracked windshield shouldbe
replaced immediately byaqualified
repair facility. Acracked windshield
could affect thefunction ofthe
supplemental airbag system.
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CD/USB MEMORYCARE AND
CLEANING
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CD
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. Handle aCD byitsedges. Nevertouchthe
surface ofthe disc. Donot bend thedisc.
. Always placethediscs inthe storage case
when theyarenot being used.
. To clean adisc, wipe thesurface fromthe
center tothe outer edgeusing aclean, soft
cloth. Donot wipe thedisc using acircular
motion.
Do not use aconventional recordcleaner or
alcohol intended forindustrial use. .
Anew discmayberough onthe inner and
outer edges. Remove therough edges by
rubbing theinner andouter edges withthe
side ofapen orpencil asillustrated.
USB memory
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. Donot touch theterminal portionofthe USB
memory .
. Do not place heavy objects onthe USB
memory .
. Donot store theUSB memory invery humid
locations.
. Do not expose theUSB memory todirect
sunlight.
. Donot spill anyliquids onthe USB memory .
Refer tothe USB memory Owner's Manualfor
the
details.
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1. SOURCE selectswitch
2. Tuning switch
3. VOLUME controlswitch
STEERING WHEELSWITCHFOR
AUDIO CONTROL
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The audio system canbeoperated usingthe
controls onthe steering wheel.
SOURCE selectswitch
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Push theSOURCE selectswitch tochange the
mode toavailable audiosource.
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USING THESYSTEM
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Initialization
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When theignition switchisin the ON position,
NISSAN Voice Recognition isinitialized, which
takes afew seconds. Whencompleted, the
system isready toaccept voicecommands. If
the
button ispushed beforetheinitialization
completes, thesystem willannounce: ªVoice
Recognition Systemnotready .Please wait.º
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Giving voicecommands
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1. Push the
button.
2. The system announces: ªPleasesaya
category likephone oracommand like
points ofinterest followed byabrand nameº.
A list ofavailable commands isthen spoken
by the system.
3. After thetone sounds andtheface iconon
the display changes, speakacommand.
Available commands arediscussed inthis
section.
4. Voice anddisplay feedback areprovided
when thecommand isaccepted. .
Ifthe command isnot recognized, the
system announces: ªCommandnotrecog-
nizedº .Repeat thecommand inaclear
voice.
. Ifyou want tocancel thecommand orgo
back tothe previous menuofcommands,
push the
button. Thesystem will
announce: ªCancelling voicerecognitionº
or ªGo backº depending onthe current
menu level.
. Push theBACK button onthe control panel
to move backthrough themenus displayed
on the screen.
. Ifyou want toadjust thevolume ofthe voice
feedback, usethevolume controlswitches
on the steering wheelorthe volume knobon
the control panel.
. The voice command screencanalso be
accessed usingthecontrol paneldisplay:
1. Push the
button.
2. Touch theªVoice Commandsº key.
Operating tips
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T o get thebest performance outofNISSAN
V oice Recognition, observethefollowing:
. Keep theinterior ofthe vehicle asquiet as
possible. Closethewindows toeliminate the
surrounding noises(trafficnoises, vibration
sounds, etc.),which mayprevent thesystem
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ging aflat tire.)
. When aspare tireismounted ora
wheel isreplaced, theTPMS willnot
function andthelow tirepressure
warning lightwillflash forapproxi-
mately 1minute. Thelight will
remain onafter 1minute. Contact
your NISSAN dealerassoon as
possible fortire replacement and/
or system resetting.
. Replacing tireswiththose notori-
ginally specified byNISSAN could
affect theproper operation ofthe
TPMS.
. Do not inject anytireliquid or
aerosol tiresealant intothetires,
as this may cause amalfunction of
the tire pressure sensors.
CAUTION
. The TPMS maynotfunction properly
when thewheels areequipped with
tire chains orthe wheels areburied
in snow.
. Do not place metalized filmorany
metal parts(antenna, etc.)on the windows.
Thismay cause poorre-
ception ofthe signals fromthetire
pressure sensors,andtheTPMS will
not function properly.
Some devices andtransmitters maytemporarily
interfere withtheoperation ofthe TPMS and
cause thelow tirepressure warninglightto
illuminate. Someexamples are:
. Facilities orelectric devices usingsimilar
radio frequencies arenear thevehicle.
. Ifatransmitter settosimilar frequencies is
being usedinor near thevehicle.
. Ifa computer (orsimilar equipment) oraDC/
AC converter isbeing usedinor near the
vehicle.
FCC Notice:
For USA:
This device complies withPart15ofthe
FCC Rules. Operation issubject tothe
following twoconditions: (1)This device
may notcause harmful interference, and
(2) this device mustaccept anyinterfer-
ence received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation.
Note: Changes ormodifications notex-
pressly approved bythe party responsible
for compliance couldvoidtheuser's authority
tooperate theequipment.
For Canada:
This device complies withIndustry Canada
licence-exempt RSSstandard(s) .Opera-
tion issubject tothe following twocondi-
tions: (1)this device maynotcause
interference, and(2)this device must
accept anyinterference, includinginterfer-
ence thatmay cause undesired operation
of the device.
A VOIDING COLLISION ANDROLL -
OVER
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WARNING
Failure tooperate thisvehicle inasafe
and prudent mannermayresult inloss
of control oran accident.
Be alert anddrive defensively atall times. Obey
all traffic regulations. Avoidexcessive speed,
high speed cornering, orsudden steering
maneuvers, becausethesedriving practices
could cause youtolose control ofyour vehicle.
As with anyvehicle, aloss ofcontrol could
result inacollision withother vehicles or
objects, orcause thevehicle torollover,
particularly ifthe loss ofcontrol causesthe
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3. When appropriate, slowlyrelease theaccel-
erator pedaltogradually slowthevehicle.
4. Gradually steerthevehicle toasafe location
off the road andaway fromtraffic ifpossible.
5. Lightly applythebrake pedaltogradually
stop thevehicle.
6. Turn onthe hazard warning flashersand
either contact aroadside emergency service
to change thetireorsee ªChanging aflat
tireº (P.6-3) ofthis Owner's Manual.
DRINKING ALCOHOL/DRUG SAND
DRIVING
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WARNING
Never driveunder theinfluence of
alcohol ordrugs. Alcohol inthe blood-
stream reduces coordination, delays
reaction timeandimpairs judgement.
Driving afterdrinking alcoholincreases
the likelihood ofbeing involved inan
accident injuringyourself andothers.
Additionally, ifyou areinjured inan
accident, alcoholcanincrease these-
verity ofthe injury.
NISSAN iscommitted tosafe driving. However,
you must choose nottodrive under theinfluence of
alcohol. Everyyearthousands ofpeople are
injured orkilled inalcohol-related accidents.
Although thelocal lawsvaryonwhat is
considered tobe legally intoxicated, thefact is
that alcohol affectsallpeople differently and
most people underestimate theeffects of
alcohol.
Remember, drinkinganddriving don'tmix!And
that istrue fordrugs, too(over-the-counter,
prescription, andillegal drugs).Don't driveif
your ability tooperate yourvehicle isimpaired by
alcohol, drugs,orsome otherphysical condition.
DRIVING SAFETYPRECAUTI ONS
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Y our NISSAN isdesigned forboth normal and
off-road use.However, avoiddriving indeep
water ormud asyour NISSAN ismainly
designed forleisure use,unlike aconventional
off-road vehicle.
Remember thatTwo-Wheel Drive(2WD) mod-
els are less capable thanAll-Wheel Drive
(A WD) models forrough roaddriving and
extrication whenstuckindeep snow,mud, or
the like.
Please observe thefollowing precautions:
WARNING
. Drive carefully whenoffthe road
and avoid dangerous areas.Every
person whodrives orrides inthis
vehicle shouldbeseated withtheir
seat beltfastened. Thiswillkeep
you and your passengers inposition
when driving overrough terrain.
. Do not drive across steepslopes.
Instead driveeither straight upor
straight downtheslopes. Off-road
vehicles cantipover sideways much
more easily thantheycanforward or
backward.
. Many hillsaretoo steep forany
vehicle. Ifyou drive upthem, you
may stall. Ifyou drive down them,
you may notbeable tocontrol your
speed. Ifyou drive across them,you
may rollover.
. Donot shift ranges whiledriving on
downhill gradesasthis could cause
loss ofcontrol ofthe vehicle.
. Stay alert when driving tothe top of
a hill. Atthe top there could bea
drop-off orother hazard thatcould
cause anaccident.
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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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. 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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