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W elcome tothe growing familyofnew NISSAN
owners. Thisvehicle hasbeen delivered toyou with
confidence. Ithas been produced usingthelatest
techniques andstrict quality control.
This manual wasprepared tohelp youunderstand the
operation andmaintenance ofyour vehicle sothat you
may enjoy manykilometers (miles)ofdriving pleasure.
Please readthrough thismanual beforeoperating your
vehicle.
A separate Warranty Information &Maintenance Book-
let explains detailsaboutthewarranties coveringyour
vehicle.
Y our NISSAN dealerknows yourvehicle best.When
you require anyservice orhave anyquestions, wewill
be glad toassist youwith theextensive resources
available foryou.
IMPORT ANTSAFETY INFORMA TION
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Reminders forsafety!
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Follow theseimportant drivingrulestohelp ensure a
safe andcomplete tripforyou and your passengers!
. NEVER driveunder theinfluence ofalcohol
or drugs.
. ALWA YS observe postedspeedlimitsand
never drivetoofast forconditions.
. ALWA YS use your seatbelts andappropriate
child restraint systems. Preteenchildren
should beseated inthe rear seat.
. ALWA YS provide information aboutthe
proper useofvehicle safetyfeatures toall
occupants ofthe vehicle.
. ALWA YS review thisOwner's Manualfor
important safetyinformation.
When reading themanual
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This manual includes information foralloptions
available onthis model. Therefore, youmay findsome
information thatdoes notapply toyour vehicle.
All information, specifications andillustrations inthis
manual arethose ineffect atthe time ofprinting.
NISSAN reservestheright tochange specifications or
designs withoutnoticeandwithout obligation.
MODIFICA TIONOFYOUR VEHICLE
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This vehicle shouldnotbemodified. Modification could
affect itsperformance, safetyordurability ,and may
even violate governmental regulations.Inaddition,
damage orperformance problemsresultingfrom
modifications maynotbecovered underNISSAN
warranties.
Read firstÐthen drive safely
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Before drivingyourvehicle, readthisOwner's Manual
carefully .This willensure familiarity withcontrols and
maintenance requirements, assistingyouinthe safe
operation ofyour vehicle.
Throughout thismanual wehave used the
symbol
followed bythe word WARNING. Thisisused
to indicate thepresence ofahazard thatcould cause
death orserious personal injury.To avoid orreduce the
risk, theprocedures mustbefollowed precisely.
The symbol
followed bythe word CAUTION is
also used throughout thismanual toindicate the
presence ofahazard thatcould cause minoror
moderate personalinjuryordamages toyour vehicle.
T o avoid orreduce therisk, theprocedures mustbe
followed carefully
.
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If you see thissymbol, itmeans ªDonotdothisº or
ªDo notletthis happenº
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If you see asymbol similartothese inan illustration, it
means thearrow points tothe front ofthe
vehicle.
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Arrows inan illustration thataresimilar tothese
indicate movement or
action.
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Arrows inan illustration thataresimilar tothese call
attention toan item inthe
illustration.
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Illustrated tableofcontents
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1. Tachometer (P.2-6)
2. Vehicle information display(P.2-8)
Ð Odometer/twin tripodometer (P.2-10)
Ð Outside airtemperature (P.2-8)
Ð Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
position indicator* (P.2-8, P.5-9)
Ð Trip computer (P.2-8)
3. Engine coolant temperature gauge(P.2-7)
4. Fuelgauge (P.2-7) 5.
Speedometer (P.2-6)
6. Warning/indicator lights(P.2-11)
*: ifequipped
METERS ANDGAUGES
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Safety Ðseats, seatbelts andsupple mental restraint system
SRS AIRBAG DEPL OYMENT CONDITIONS
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The SRS airbags activate inthe event ofafront orside
impact inwhich thevehicle occupants maybeseverely
injured evenifthey arewearing theseat belts properly .
They maynotactivate whenthecrash energy is
absorbed and/ordistributed bythe vehicle body.
V ehicle damage (orlack ofit) isnot always an
indication ofproper SRSairbag system operation.
When theSRS airbag willdeploy
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Supplemental front-impactairbags:
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The supplemental front-impactairbag system is
designed toinflate inhigher severity frontalcollisions.
Some examples areshown inthe following
illustrations.
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The supplemental front-impactairbag system will
deploy inthe event ofan impact whichexceeds a25
km/h frontal collision withasolid wallthatdoes not
move ordeform.
The supplemental front-impactairbag system mayalso
deploy whenthevehicle receives severedamage to
the
undercarriage.
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. Hitting acurb, pavement edgeorhard surface at
high speed
. Falling intoadeep holeorditch
. Landing hardonthe ground afterjumping Supplemental
side-impactandcurtain side-im-
pact airbags (ifequipped) :
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The supplemental side-impactandcurtain side-impact
air bag systems aredesigned toinflate inhigher
severity sidecollisions. Someexamples areshown in
the following
illustrations.
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(supplemental side-impactairbag system)
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(supplemental curtainside-impact airbag system)
. The supplemental side-impactandcurtain side-
impact airbags willdeploy inthe event ofaside
impact withanormal passenger vehiclethat
exceeds ataspeed of25 km/h.
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2 Instruments andcontrols
Cockpit ....
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Left-Hand Drive(LHD) models ....
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Right-Hand Drive(RHD) models ....
................................................. .2-3
Instrument panel....
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Left-Hand Drive(LHD) models ....
....................................... ..............2-4
Right-Hand Drive(RHD) models ....
................................................. .2-5
Meters andgauges ....
...................................................... ...........................2-6
Speedometer ....
........................................................... ...........................2-6
T achometer ....
...................................................... ...................................2-6
Engine coolant temperature gauge....
.............................................. 2-7
Fuel gauge ....
........................................................... ...............................2-7
Instrument brightnesscontrol....
........................................................ 2-7
V ehicle information display....
............................................................. 2-8
Odometer ....
............................................ ............................................. 2-10
W arning/indicator lightsandaudible reminders ....
........................... 2-11
Checking bulbs....
...................................................... ........................2-12
W arning lights....
................................................. ................................2-12
Indicator lights....
....................................... ......................................... 2-14
Audible reminders ....
........................................................... ...............2-16
Headlight andturn signal switch ....
....................................... ...............2-17
X enon headlights (ifequipped) ....
....................................... ...........2-17
Headlight switch....
............................................ ................................2-17
Headlight aimingcontrol (ifequipped) ....
..................................... 2-18
T urn signal switch ....
........................................................... ...............2-19
Fog light switch (ifequipped) ....
............................................ ...............2-19
Front foglights ....
................................................................ ...............2-19
Wiper andwasher switch....
........................................................... .......2-20
Windshield wiperandwasher switch....
....................................... 2-20
Rear window wiperandwasher switch....
................................... 2-21Defogger
switch....
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Horn ....
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Windows ....
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P ower windows ....
............................................ ................................2-22
Sunroof (ifequipped) ....
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Automatic sunroof....
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P ower outlet (ifequipped) ....
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Ashtray andcigarette lighter(ifequipped) ....
................................... 2-25
Front ....
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Rear ....
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Storages ....
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Glove box....
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Console box....
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Cup holders ....
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Sunglasses holder....
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Coat hook(ifequipped) ....
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Card holders (ifequipped) ....
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Cargo cover....
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Luggage hooks(ifequipped) ....
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Sun visors ....
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Interior lights....
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Room light....
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Map lights ....
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V anity mirror lights(ifequipped) ....
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Cargo roomlight....
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Instrume ntsand controls
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1. Tachometer
2. Vehicle information display
Ð Odometer/twin tripodometer
Ð Outside airtemperature
Ð Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
position indicator*
Ð Trip computer
3. Engine coolant temperature gauge
4. Fuelgauge 5.
Speedometer
6. Warning/indicator lights
*: ifequipped
The needle indicators maymove slightly after
the ignition switchisplaced inthe ªOFFº or
ªLOCKº position. Thisisnot amalfunction.
SPEEDOMETER
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The speedometer indicatesthevehicle speed.
T ACHOMETER
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The tachometer indicatestheengine speedinrevolu-
tions perminute (rpm).Do not revthe engine into
the red zone
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METERS ANDGAUGES
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ENGINE COOLANT TEMPERATURE
GAUGE
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The engine coolant temperature gaugeindicates the
engine coolant temperature.
The engine coolant temperature isnormal whenthe
gauge needle pointswithinthezone
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shown inthe
illustration.
The engine coolant temperature willvary with the
outside airtemperature anddriving conditions.
CAUTION:
. Ifthe gauge indicates enginecoolant tem-
perature nearthehot (H)end ofthe normal
range, reduce vehicle speedtodecrease
temperature.
. Ifthe gauge isover thenormal range,stop
the vehicle assoon assafely possible.
. Ifthe engine isoverheated, continuedop-
eration ofthe vehicle mayseriously damage
the engine. (SeeªIfyour vehicle overheatsº
(P .6-7) forimmediate actionrequired.)
FUEL GAUGE
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The fuelgauge indicates theapproximate fuellevel in
the tank when theignition switchisin the ªONº
position.
The gauge maymove slightly duringbraking, turning,
accelerating, orgoing upand down hillsdueto
movement offuel inthe tank.
The lowfuel warning
light
illuminates whenthe
fuel level inthe tank isgetting low.Refuel assoon asit
is convenient, preferablybeforethegauge reads0.
The arrow
,
, indicates thatthefuel filler lidis located
onthe right sideofthe vehicle.
CAUTION:
Refuel before thegauge reads0(empty) .
There isasmall reserve offuel inthe tank when thefuel
gauge reads0(empty) .
INSTRUMENT BRIGHTNESS CONTROL
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The instrument brightness controloperates whenthe
ignition switchisin the ªONº position.
Push the+side ofthe switch toincrease the
brightness ofthe meter panel. Pushthe-side ofthe
switch todecrease thebrightness ofthe meter panel.
When thebrightness levelreaches themaximum or
minimum, abeep willsound.
Instrument sand controls
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VEHICLE INFORMATIONDISPLA Y
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When theignition switchisplaced inthe ªONº
position, thevehicle information displayshowsthe
following information:
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1
T rip computer
ЪT ripcomputerº (P.2-8)
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2
Outside airtemperature
ЪOutside airtemperatureº (P.2-8)
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3
Odometer/T wintripodometer
ЪOdometer/T wintripodometerº (P.2-10)
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4
Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)position
indicator (ifequipped)
ЪContinuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
position indicatorº (P.2-8)
Outside airtemperature
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The outside airtemperature isdisplayed in8C.
When theoutside airtemperature becomes38C
(378F) orlower, theoutside airtemperature display
blinks togive awarning.
The display willstop blinking after1minute orwhen
the outside airtemperature becomes48C(398F) or
above.
Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
position indicator (ifequipped)
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The Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)position
indicator indicates theshift lever position whenthe
ignition switchisin the ªONº position.
T rip computer
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The switch forthe trip computer islocated onthe left
side ofthe steering wheel.
When theignition switchisplaced inthe ªONº
position, modesofthe trip computer canbeselected
by pushing the
switch
*
A
.
Each timethe
switch
*
A
is pushed, thedisplay
will change asfollows:
Eco Pedal guide(ifequipped) ?Average fuel
consumption (graphanddigit) ?Average fuel
consumption (digit)?Average vehiclespeed?
Distance toempty (dte)?(TRIP A? TRIP B)?
Eco Pedal guide(ifequipped) Eco
Pedal guide(ifequipped) :
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Use theEco Pedal guide
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for improving fuel
economy .
When theEco Pedal guidebarisin the green range, it
indicates thatthevehicle isdriven withinrangeof
economy drive.
If the Eco Pedal guidebarisout ofgreen range, it
indicates thattheaccelerator pedalisdepressed over
the range ofeconomy drive.
The Eco Pedal guidebarisnot displayed whenthe
cruise control system (ifequipped) isoperating.
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Average fuelconsumption (km/lorl/100km) :
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The average fuelconsumption modeprovides the
current andaverage fuelconsumption graphically
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.
The location
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2
also shows theaverage consumption.
The average fuelconsumption modeshows the
average fuelconsumption sincethelast reset. Reset-
ting isdone bypushing the
switch
*
A
for longer
than 1second.
The display isupdated every30seconds. Atabout the
first 500 m(1/3 miles) afterareset, thedisplay shows
ª---º andthedigit
*
2
is not displayed. Average
vehiclespeed(km/h) :
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The average vehiclespeedmodeshows theaverage
vehicle speed
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since thelast reset. Resetting is
done bypushing the
switch
*
A
for longer than1
second. Thedisplay isupdated every30seconds. The
first 30seconds afterareset, thedisplay showsªÐк.
Distance toempty (dteÐkm) :
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The distance toempty (dte)mode provides youwith an
estimation ofthe distance
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that canbedriven
before refueling. Thedteisconstantly beingcalcu-
lated, based onthe amount offuel inthe fuel tank and
the actual fuelconsumption.
The display isupdated every30seconds. The
dtemode includes alow range warning feature:
when thefuel level islow ,the dte mode isautomatically
selected andthedigits blinkinorder todraw the
driver's attention. Pushthe
switch
*
A
to return
to the mode thatwas selected beforethewarning
occurred.
When thefuel level drops evenlower, thedte display
will change 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, whichmaymomenta-
rily change thedisplay.
Resetting displays:
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Push the
switch
*
A
for longer than3seconds.
The display ofaverage fuelconsumption, average
vehicle speedandtripodometer (TRIPBonly) willbe
reset atthe same time.
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