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Freeing trapped vehicle
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WARNING:
. Never allowanyone tostand nearthetowing
line during thepulling operation.
. Never spinthetires athigh speed. Thiscould
cause themtoexplode andresult inserious
injury. Partsofthe vehicle couldalsoover-
heat andbedamaged.
. Donot pull thevehicle usingtherear hook.
The rear hook isnot designed topull the
vehicle outinthe event thatthevehicle
becomes trapped.
In the event thatyour vehicle's tiresbecome trappedin
sand, snow,or mud, andthevehicle isunable tofree
itself without beingpulled, usetherecovery hooks.
. Use therecovery hooksonly.Do not attach the
pulling devicetoany other partofthe vehicle body.
Otherwise, thevehicle bodymaybedamaged.
. Use therecovery hookstofree avehicle only.
. The recovery hooksareunder tremendous stress
when usedtofree atrapped vehicle.Alwayspull
the pulling devicestraight outfrom thevehicle.
Never pullonthe recovery hooksatan angle. Front
:
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Remove thehook cover fromthebumper witha
suitable tool.
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Securely installtherecovery hookasillustrated.
(The hook isstored withthejacking tools.)
Make surethattherecovery hookisproperly secured
in its storage areaafter use. Rear:
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Do not use therear hook topull thevehicle.
In case ofemergency
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MOST COMMON FACT ORS CONTRIBUT -
ING TO VEHICLE CORROSION
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. The accumulation ofmoisture-retaining dirtand
debris inbody panel sections, cavities,andother
areas.
. Damage tothe paint surface andother protective
coatings causedbygravel andstone chipsor
minor traffic accidents.
ENVIRONMENT ALFACT ORS INFLUENCE
RA TE OF CORROSION
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Moisture
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The accumulation ofsand, dirtand water onthe inside
floor ofthe vehicle canaccelerate corrosion.Wet floor
carpet/floor matswillnotdrycompletely insidethe
vehicle. Theyshould beremoved andcompletely dried
to avoid floorpanel corrosion.
Relative humidity
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Corrosion willbeaccelerated inareas ofhigh relative
humidity .
T emperature
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High temperatures acceleratetherate ofcorrosion to
those partswhich arenot well ventilated.
Corrosion willalso beaccelerated inareas where the
temperatures stayabove freezing.
Air pollution
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Industrial pollution, thepresence ofsalt inthe airin
coastal areas,orheavy roadsaltuse accelerates the
corrosion process.Roadsaltalso accelerates the
disintegration ofpaint surfaces.
T O PRO TECT YOUR VEHICLE FROM
CORROSION
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. Wash and wax your vehicle oftentokeep the
vehicle clean.
. Always checkforminor damage tothe paint
surface andifany exists, repairitas soon as
possible.
. Keep thedrain holes inthe lower edgeofthe
doors opentoavoid water accumulation.
. Check thevehicle underbody foraccumulation of
sand, dirtorsalt. Ifpresent, washwithwater as
soon aspossible.
CAUTION:
. Never remove dirt,sand orother debris from
the passenger compartment bywashing it
out with ahose. Remove dirtwith avacuum
cleaner.
. Never allowwater orother liquids tocome in
contact withelectronic components inside
the vehicle asthis may damage them.
Chemicals usedforroad surface deicingareextremely
corrosive. Theyaccelerate corrosionanddeterioration
of underbody components suchasthe exhaust system,
fuel and brake lines,brake cables, floorpanand
fenders.
In the winter, theunderbody mustbecleaned
periodically.
For additional protection againstrustandcorrosion,
which mayberequired insome areas, consult a
NISSAN dealer.
Appearan ceand care
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HR16DE ENGINEMODEL
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1. Brake andclutch* fluidreservoir
Ð Right-Hand Drive(RHD) models
2. Engine oilfiller cap
3. Brake andclutch* fluidreservoir
Ð Left-Hand Drive(LHD) models
4. Aircleaner
5. Battery
Ð Jump starting 6.
Window washerfluidreservoir
7. Engine drivebeltlocation
8. Engine oildipstick
9. Radiator cap
Ð Vehicle overheat
10. Engine coolant reservoir
11. Fuse/fusible linkholders
*: For Manual Transmission (MT)models
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WARNING:
. Never remove theradiator orcoolant reser-
voir capwhen theengine ishot. Serious
burns couldbecaused byhigh-pressure
fluid escaping fromtheradiator. Waituntil
the engine andradiator cooldown.
. Engine coolant ispoisonous andshould be
stored carefully inmarked containers outof
the reach ofchildren.
. Ifthe engine wasstopped soonwhen the
engine ishot, thecooling fanmay operate
for approximately 10minutes afterthe
engine wasstopped tocool thecomponents
in the engine compartment. Whenthecool-
ing fan isoperating, besure thathands or
other items donot getcaught init(for
MR16DDT engine).
The engine cooling systemisfilled atthe factory witha
high-quality ,year-round, anti-freezecoolantsolution.
The anti-freeze solutioncontains rustandcorrosion
inhibitors, thereforeadditional coolingsystemadditives
are not necessary .
CAUTION:
. Never useanycooling systemadditives such
as radiator sealer.Additives mayclog the
cooling systemandcause damage tothe
engine, transmission and/orcooling system.
. When adding orreplacing coolant,besure
to use only Genuine NISSANEngineCoolant
or equivalent inits quality withtheproper
mixture ratio.Examples ofthe mixture ratio
of coolant andwater areshown inthe
following table:
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CHECKING ENGINEOILLEVEL
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1. Park thevehicle onalevel surface andapply the
parking brake.
2. Start theengine andwarm itup until theengine
temperature reachesthenormal operating tem-
perature (approximately 5minutes) .
3. Stop theengine.
4. Wait atleast 10minutes forthe engine oiltodrain
back tothe oilpan.
5. Remove thedipstick andwipe itclean. 6.
Reinsert thedipstick allthe way.
7. Remove thedipstick andcheck theoillevel. It
should bewithin therange
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8. Ifthe oillevel isbelow
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, remove theoilfiller cap
and pour therecommended oilinto theopening.
Do not overfill
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When fillingtheengine oil,donot remove
the dipstick.
9. Recheck theoillevel withthedipstick.
It is normal toadd some oilbetween oil
maintenance intervalsorduring thebreak -in
period, depending onthe severity ofoperat-
ing conditions.
CAUTION:
The oillevel should bechecked regularly.
Operating yourvehicle withaninsufficient
amount ofoil can damage theengine, andsuch
damage isnot covered bythe warranty.
CHANGING ENGINEOILAND OILFILTER
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WARNING:
. Used oilmust bedisposed ofproperly. Never
pour ordump oilinto theground, canals,
rivers, etc.It should bedisposed ofatproper
waste facilities. NISSANrecommends hav-
ing your oilchanged byaNISSAN dealer.
. Be careful nottoburn yourself, asthe
engine oilmay behot.
. Prolonged andrepeated contactwithused
engine oilmay cause skincancer.
. Avoid directskincontact withused oil.If
contacted, washthoroughly withsoap or hand
cleaner andplenty ofwater assoon as
possible.
. Store usedengine oilinmarked containers
out ofthe reach ofchildren.
1. Park thevehicle onalevel surface andapply the
parking brake.
2. Start theengine andwarm itup until theengine
temperature reachesthenormal operating tem-
perature (approximately 5minutes) .
3. Stop theengine.
4. Wait atleast 10minutes forthe engine oiltodrain
back tothe oilpan.
5. Raise andsupport thevehicle usingasuitable
floor jackandsafety jackstands.
.
Place thesafety jackstands underthevehicle
jack -up points.
.
A suitable adaptershouldbeattached tothe
jack stand saddle.
6. For HR16DE enginemodel,remove theplastic
engine undercover.
.
Remove thebolts andplastic clipsfromthe
undercover.
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Maintenance anddo-it-yours elf
10,000 km(6,000 miles).However, thetiming fortire
rotation mayvaryaccording toyour driving habitsand
the road surface conditions. (Forthetirereplacement,
see ªFlat tireº(P.6-2) .)
For models with17-inch tire,tires marked with
directional indicatorscanonly berotated between
front andrear. Make surethatthedirectional indicators
point inthe direction ofwheel rotation afterthetire
rotation iscompleted.
WARNING:
. After rotating thetires, adjust thetire
pressure.
. Retighten thewheel nutswhen thevehicle
has been driven for1,000 km(600 miles)
(also incases ofaflat tire, etc.).
. Donot include thespare tireintire rotation.
. Incorrect tireselection, fitting,care,or
maintenance canaffect vehicle safetywith
risk ofaccident andinjury. Ifin doubt,
consult aNISSAN dealerorthe tire manu-
facturer.
TIRE WEAR ANDDAMAGE
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Tires should beperiodically inspectedforwear,
cracking, bulgingorobjects caughtinthe tread. If
excessive wear,cracks, bulging ordeep cutsare
found, thetireshould bereplaced immediately .
The original tireshave abuilt-in treadwearindicator.
When thewear indicator isvisible, thetireshould be
replaced.
Improper serviceofaspare tiremay result inserious
personal injury.If itis necessary torepair thespare tire,
contact aNISSAN dealer.
TIRE AGE
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Never useatire over sixyears old,regardless of
whether ithas been usedornot.
Tires degrade withageaswell aswith thevehicle
usage. Haveyourtireschecked andbalanced oftenby
a repair shopor,ifyou prefer, aNISSAN dealer.
CHANGING TIRESANDWHEELS
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WARNING:
Do not install adeformed wheelortire even ifit
has been repaired. Suchwheels ortires could
have structural damageandcould failwithout
warning.
When replacing atire, usethesame size,speed rating
and load carrying capacity asoriginally equipped. (For
recommended typesandsizes oftires andwheels, see
ªTires andwheelsº (P.9-7) .)The useoftires other than
those recommended orthe mixed useoftires of
different brands,construction (bias,bias-belted, or
radial) ,or tread patterns canadversely affecttheride,
braking, handling, groundclearance, body-to-tire
clearance, snowchain clearance, speedometer cali-bration,
headlight aimand bumper height.Someof
these effects maylead toaccidents andcould resultin
serious personal injury.
If the wheels arechanged forany reason, always
replace withwheels whichhavethesame offset
dimension. Wheelsofadifferent offsetcouldcause
early tirewear, possibly degraded vehiclehandling
characteristics and/orinterference withthebrake
discs/drums. Suchinterference canlead todecreased
braking efficiency and/orearlybrake pad/shoe wear.
WHEEL BALANCE
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Unbalanced wheelsmayaffect vehicle handling and
tire life. Even withregular use,wheels cangetoutof
balance. Therefore, theyshould bebalanced as
required.
SP ARE TIRE
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Conventional sparetire
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A standard tire(the same sizeasthe road wheels) is
supplied withyour vehicle.
For models with17-inch tires,mounting aspare tire
with thedirectional indicatorspointedagainstthe
direction ofwheel rotation willnotaffect normal driving.
However, inthis case, youwillneed toreplace the
spare tirewith asuitable regulartireassoon as
possible.
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T echnical information
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Engine model MRA8DEMR16DDT HR16DE
T ype Gasoline,4-cycle,DOHC Gasoline,4-cycle,DOHC Gasoline,4-cycle,DOHC
Cylinder arrangement 4-cylinder,in-line 4-cylinder,in-line 4-cylinder,in-line
Bore 6Stroke mm(in) 79.7690.1 (3.138 63.547) 79.7681.1 (3.138 63.193) 78.0683.6 (3.071 63.291)
Displacement cm
3
(cu in) 1,798(109.71) 1,618(98.78) 1,598(97.51)
Idle speed atthe ªNº (Neutral) position rpm700‹50 650‹50650‹50
Ignition timing(B.T.D.C.) atthe ªNº (Neu-
tral) position degree
at
idle MT
:8‹28
CVT :8‹28 MT
:6‹28
CVT :8‹28 MT
:10‹28
CVT :9‹28
Spark plugs
Type StandardPLZKAR6A-11D*1
LZKAR6AP-11*2 DILKAR7C9HPLZKAR6A-11D*1
LZKAR6AP-11*2
Gap mm(in) 1.1(0.043) 0.9(0.035) 1.1(0.043)
Camshaft operation Timingchain Timingchain Timingchain
Maximum vehiclespeed(forGulf standard models)*3
CVT :km/h (MPH)
180(111) - 175(108)
MT :km/h (MPH)
- -187
(116)
*1: ForThailand
*2: Except forThailand
*3: GulfStandard requiresautomobile manufacturers toindicate themaximum vehiclespeedforapplicable models.Themaximum vehiclespeed,listedabove, isthe measured speedundercertain testingconditions.
The actual valuemaydiffer according tothe vehicle usageandroad andenvironmental conditions.NISSANrecommends youtoALWAY S observe postedspeedlimitsandnever drivetoofast forconditions.
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Standard Spare
Tire size 195/65R15
91H
195/60R16 89H
205/50R17 89V 195/65R15
91H
195/60R16 89H
205/50R17 89V
Size Offsetmm(in)
Road wheel Aluminum
16
661/2J 40(1.57)
17 661/2J 45(1.77)
Steel 15651/2JJ 40(1.57)
Spare Steel 15
651/2JJ 40(1.57)
16 661/2JJ 40(1.57)
17 661/2J 45
(1.77)
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Unit: mm(in)
Overall length 4,295(169.1)*1
4,305 (169.5)*2*3*4
Overall width 1,760(69.3)
Overall height 1,520(59.8)*1*2*3
1,525 (60.0)*4
Front tread 1,530(60.2)*5
1,540 (60.6)*6
Rear tread 1,530(60.2)*5
1,540 (60.6)*6
Wheelbase 2,700(106.3)
*1: ForThailand, AustraliaandNew Zealand
*2: FortheMiddle East
*3: ForSingapore
*4: ForEgypt
*5: For17-inch wheelmodel
*6: Except for17-inch wheelmodel
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When planning totravel inanother countryor
region, findoutwhether thefuel required foryour
vehicle isavailable inthat country orregion. Usinga
low octane ratedfuelmay cause engine damage.
Therefore, besure thattherequired fuelisavailable
wherever yougo.For additional information regarding
recommended fuel,seeearlier inthis section.
When transferring theregistration ofyour vehi-
cle toanother country, state,province ordistrict,
contact theappropriate authoritiestofind outthat the
vehicle complies withthelocal legal requirements. In
some cases, avehicle cannotmeetthelegal require-
ments, anditmay benecessary tomodify thevehicle to
meet locallawsandregulations. Inaddition, theremay
be possibilities thatavehicle cannotbeadapted in
certain areas.
The laws andregulations formotor vehicle emission
control andsafety standards varyaccording tothe
country ,state, province ordistrict; therefore, the
vehicle specification maydiffer.
When anyvehicles aretobe taken intoanother
country, state,province ordistrict, itsmodifica-
tion, transportation, registration,andanyother
expenses whichmayresult, aretheresponsi-
bility ofthe user. NISSAN isnot responsible for
any inconveniences thatmay result.
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It is prohibited tocover, paint,weld,cut,drill, alter or
remove Vehicle Identification Number(VIN).
VEHICLE IDENTIFICA TIONPLATE
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The plate isaffixed asshown.
Built dateplate (forAustralia andNew
Zealand)
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Built dateisstamped onthe vehicle identification plate.
The built date means thecalendar monthandtheyear
in which thebody shellandpower trainsubassemblies
are conjoined andthevehicle isdriven ormoved from
the production line.
VEHICLE IDENTIFICA TIONNUMBER (VIN)
PLA TE(ifequipped)
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The vehicle identification numberplateisattached as
shown. Thisnumber isthe identification foryour vehicle
and isused inthe vehicle registration.
VEHICLE IDENTIFICA TIONNUMBER
(chassis number)
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The vehicle identification numberislocated asshown.
Remove thecover toaccess thenumber.
WHEN TRAVELLING OR
REGISTERING INANO THER
COUNTR Y VEHICLE
IDENTIFICA TION
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