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secured properly.
. Inspect thelower anchors byinserting your
fingers intothelower anchor areaand
feeling tomake surethere arenoobstruc-
tions overtheISOFIX anchors, suchasseat
belt webbing orseat cushion material. The
child restraint willnotbesecured properly if
the ISOFIX anchors areobstructed.
. Child restraint anchorages aredesigned to
withstand onlythose loadsimposed by
correctly fittedchildrestraints. Underno
circumstance arethey tobe used foradult
seat belts, harnesses orfor attaching other
items orequipment tothe vehicle. Doingso
could damage thechild restraint an-
chorages. Thechild restraint willnotbe
properly installed usingthedamaged an-
chorage, andachild could beseriously
injured orkilled inacollision.
Installation onrear outboard seats
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Steps 1and 2
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Be sure tofollow themanufacturer's instructionsfor
the proper useofyour child restraint. Followthese
steps toinstall afront-facing childrestraint onthe
second rowoutboard seatsusing ISOFIX:
1. Position thechild restraint onthe seat
*
1
.
2. Secure thechild restraint anchorattachments to
the ISOFIX loweranchors
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2
.
3. For Europe (MassgroupI-F2X):
The back ofthe child restraint shouldbesecured
against thevehicle seatback. Thehead restraint
should beremoved toobtain thecorrect child
restraint fit.Store thehead restraint inasecure
place. Besure toinstall thehead restraint when
the child restraint isremoved. (SeeªHead
restraintsº (P.1-7) ,ªUniversal childrestraints for
front seatandrear seatsº (P.1-15) .)
For Europe (except forMass group I-F2X):
Except forEurope:
The back ofthe child restraint shouldbesecured
against thevehicle seatback. Ifnecessary ,adjust
or remove thehead restraint toobtain thecorrect
child restraint fit.Ifthe head restraint isremoved,
store itin asecure place.Besure toinstall the
head restraint whenthechild restraint isremoved.
If the seating position doesnothave anadjustable
head restraint anditis interfering withtheproper
child restraint fit,try another seatingposition ora
different childrestraint. (SeeªHead restraintsº
(P .1-7) ,ªUniversal childrestraints forfront seat
and rear seatsº (P.1-15)
.)
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Step 4
4. Shorten therigid attachment tohave thechild
restraint firmlytightened; pressdownward
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3
and rearward
*
4
firmly inthe center ofthe child
restraint withyour knee tocompress thevehicle
seat cushion andseatback. Adjustable seatbacks
should bepositioned toensure fullcontact
between childrestraint andseatback.
5. Ifthe child restraint isequipped withatop tether
strap, routethetop tether strapandsecure the
tether straptothe tether anchor point.(SeeªChild
restraint anchorage (forsecond rowseats)º (P.1-
20) .)
6. Ifthe child restraint isequipped withother anti-
rotation devices suchassupport legs,usethem
instead ofthe top tether strapfollowing thechild
restraint manufacturer's instructions.
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CHILD RESTRAINT INSTALLA TION USING
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Installation onrear seats -without automatic
locking mode
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Front-facing:
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Step 1
Be sure tofollow themanufacturer's instructionsfor
the proper useofyour child restraint. Followthese
steps toinstall afront-facing childrestraint onthe rear
seats using 3-point typeseatbeltwithout automatic
locking mode:
1. Position thechild restraint onthe seat
*
1
.
2. Installation onrear outboard seats(for
Europe (MassgroupIIand III)):
Remove thehead restraint. (SeeªHead restraintsº
(P .1-7) ,ªUniversal childrestraints forfront seat
and rear seatsº (P.1-15) .)
Installation onrear outboard seats(for
Europe (except forMass group IIand III)):
Installation onrear outboard seats(except
for Europe) :
Adjust thehead restraint toits highest position.
(See ªHead restraintsº (P.1-7) ,ªUniversal child restraints
forfront seatandrear seatsº (P.1-15) .)
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Step 3
3. Route theseat belttongue through thechild
restraint andinsert itinto thebuckle
*
2
until you
hear andfeelthelatch engage.
4. To prevent slackinthe seat beltwebbing, itis
necessary tosecure theseat beltinplace with
locking devices attached tothe child
restraint.
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Step 5
5. Remove anyadditional slackfromtheseat belt;
press downward
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3
and rearward
*
4
firmly in
the center ofthe child restraint withyour knee to
compress thevehicle seatcushion andseatback
while pulling uponthe seat belt. Adjustable seatbacks
shouldbepositioned toensure full
contact between childrestraint and seatback.
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Step 6
6. Test the child restraint beforeyouplace thechild
in it
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5
. Push thechild restraint fromsidetoside
and tugitforward tomake surethatitis held
securely inplace.
7. Check tomake surethatthechild restraint is
properly securedpriortoeach use.Ifthe child
restraint isloose, repeat steps3through 5.
Rear-facing:
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Step 1
Be sure tofollow themanufacturer's instructionsfor
the proper useofyour child restraint. Followthese
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steps toinstall arear-facing childrestraint onthe rear
seats using 3-point typeseatbeltwithout automatic
locking mode:
1. Position thechild restraint onthe seat
*
1
.
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Step 2
2. Route theseat belttongue through thechild
restraint andinsert itinto thebuckle
*
2
until you
hear andfeelthelatch engage.
3. To prevent slackinthe seat beltwebbing, itis
necessary tosecure theseat beltinplace with
locking devices attached tothe child
restraint.
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Step 4
4. Remove anyadditional slackfromtheseat belt;
press downward
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3
and rearward
*
4
firmly in
the center ofthe child restraint withyour hand to
compress thevehicle seatcushion andseatback
while pulling uponthe seat
belt.
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Step 5
5. Test the child restraint beforeyouplace thechild
in it
*
5
. Push thechild restraint fromsidetoside
and tugitforward tomake surethatitis held
securely inplace.
6. Check tomake surethatthechild restraint is
properly securedpriortoeach use.Ifthe child
restraint isloose, repeat steps3through 5.
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Installation onfront passenger's seat
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For Europe (MassgroupIIand III)
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For Europe (except forMass group IIand III)and except forEurope
WARNING:
. Never install arear-facing childrestraint on
the front passenger's seatwhen thefront
passenger's airbag isavailable. Supple-
mental front-impact airbags inflate with
great force. Arear-facing childrestraint
could bestruck bythe supplemental front-
impact airbags inan accident andcould
seriously injureorkill your child. .
Never install achild restraint withatop
tether straponthe front seat.
. NISSAN recommends thatachild restraint
be installed onthe rear seat. However, ifyou
must install achild restraint onthe front
passenger's seat,move thepassenger's seat
to the rearmost position.
. Child restraints forinfants mustbeused in
the rear-facing directionandtherefore must
not beused onthe front passenger's seatwhen
thefront passenger's airbag isavail-
able.
Front-facing:
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Be sure tofollow themanufacturer's instructionsfor
the proper useofyour child restraint. Followthese
steps toinstall afront-facing childrestraint onthe front
passenger's seatusing 3-point typeseatbeltwithout
automatic lockingmode:
1. Turn offthe front passenger's airbag using the
front passenger airbag switch (ifequipped) .(See
ªSupplemental airbag systemsº (P.1-32) .)Place
the ignition switchinthe ªONº position andmake
sure thatthefront passenger airbag status
light
(OFF) illuminates. (if equipped)
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Steps 2and 3
2. Move theseat tothe rearmost position
*
1
.
3. For Europe (MassgroupIIand III):
Remove thehead restraint
*
2
. (See ªHead
restraintsº (P.1-7) ,ªUniversal childrestraints for
front seatandrear seatsº (P.1-15) .)
For Europe (except forMass group IIand III):
Except forEurope:
Adjust thehead restraint
*
2
to its highest
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position. (SeeªHead restraintsº (P.1-7) ,ªUniver-
sal child restraints forfront seatandrear seatsº
(P .1-15) .)
4. Position thechild restraint inthe
seat.
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Step 5
5. Route theseat belttongue through thechild
restraint andinsert itinto thebuckle
*
3
until you
hear andfeelthelatch engage.
6. To prevent slackinthe seat beltwebbing, itis
necessary tosecure theseat beltinplace with
locking devices attached tothe child
restraint.
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Step 7
7. Remove anyadditional slackfromtheseat belt;
press downward
*
4
and rearward
*
5
firmly in
the center ofthe child restraint withyour knee to
compress thevehicle seatcushion andseatback
while pulling uponthe seat
belt.
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Step 8(for Europe (MassgroupIIand III))
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Step 8(For Europe (except forMass group IIand III)and
except forEurope)
8. Test the child restraint beforeyouplace thechild
in it
*
6
. Push thechild restraint fromsidetoside
and tugitforward tomake surethatitis held
securely inplace.
9. Check tomake surethatthechild restraint is
properly securedpriortoeach use.Ifthe child
restraint isloose, repeat steps6through 8.
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Pre-driving checksandadjustments
formed foracertain periodoftime. Inthis
case, waitforawhile andthen perform the
operation.
P ower close
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When theback doorisfully opened, theback doorwill
fully close automatically by:
. pushing thepower backdoorswitch
*
A
on the
instrument panel
. pushing thepower backdoorswitch
*
D
on the
lower partofthe back door
. pushing thepower backdoorbutton
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C
on the
key formore than1second
The hazard flashes 4times andtheoutside chime
sounds whentheback doorstarts closing.
Reverse function
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The power backdoorwillreverse immediately ifone of
the following actionsisperformed duringpoweropen
or power close.
. pushing thepower backdoorswitch
*
A
on the
instrument panel
. pushing thepower backdoorswitch
*
D
on the
lower partofthe back door
. pushing thepower backdoorbutton
*
C
on the key.
The outside chimesounds whentheback doorstarts
to reverse.
Auto reverse function
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The auto-reverse functionenablestheback doorto
automatically reversewhensomething iscaught inthe
back doorasitis opening orclosing. Whenthecontrol
unit detects anobstacle, theback doorwillreverse and
return tothe fullopen orfull close position.
If asecond obstacle isdetected, theback doormotion
will stop. Theback doorwillenter themanual mode.
A pinch sensor ismounted oneach sideofthe back
door. Ifan obstacle isdetected bythe pinch sensor
during powerclose,theback doorwillreverse and
return tothe fullopen position immediately .
NO TE:
If the pinch sensor isdamaged orremoved, the
power closefunction willnotoperate.
WARNING:
There isasmall distance immediately beforethe
closed position thatcannot bedetected. Make
sure thatallpassengers keeptheirhands, etc.,
clear fromtheback dooropening beforeclosing
the back door.
Manual mode
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If power operation isnot available, theback doorcan
be operated manually.Power operation maynotbe
available ifmultiple obstacles havebeen detected ina
single power cycleorifthe battery voltage islow .
When thepower backdoormain switch isin the OFF
position, theback doorcanbeopened manually by
pushing theback dooropener switch.Ifthe power
back dooropener switchispushed duringpoweropen
or close, thepower operation willbecanceled andthe
back doorcanbeoperated manually.
AUT OCL OSURE (ifequipped)
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If the back doorispulled downtoapartly open
position, theback doorwillpull itself tothe closed
position.
Do not apply excessive forcewhen theauto
closure isoperating. Excessiveforceapplied
may cause themechanism tomalfunction.
CAUTION:
. The back doorwillautomatically closefrom
a partly openposition. To avoid pinching,
keep hands andfingers awayfromback
door opening.
. Donot letchildren operatetheback door.
BACK DOOR RELEASE LEVER
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If the back doorcannot beopened withthepower door
lock switch duetoadischarged battery,follow these
steps.
1. Fold therear seats down. SeeªSeatsº (P.1-2) .
2. Insert asuitable toolinthe access opening. Move
the release levertothe right. Theback doorwillbe
unlatched.
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Remove theclamp holding thespare tire.
Spare tire(Three rowmodel)
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The spare tireislocated undertheluggage floor-
boards.
Fold thethird rowseats flatand then remove the
luggage floorboard
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. For folding thethird row
seats, seeªThird rowseatsº (P.1-6) .
Pull thestrap
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to raise theseat.
Remove thecover
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Remove theclamp holding thespare tire.
BL OCKING WHEELS
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WARNING:
Be sure toblock theappropriate wheelto
prevent thevehicle frommoving, whichmay
cause personal injury.
Place suitable blocks
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at both thefront andback of
the wheel diagonally oppositetheflattire
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to
prevent thevehicle frommoving whenitis jacked up.
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In areas where roadsaltisused inthe winter, itis
necessary toclean thevehicle's underbody regularlyin
order toprevent dirtand saltfrom building upand
causing theacceleration ofcorrosion onthe under-
body andsuspension.
Before thewinter andagain inthe spring, theunder-
seal must bechecked and,ifnecessary ,re-treated.
WHEELS
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. Wash thewheels whenwashing thevehicle to
maintain theirappearance.
. Clean theinner sideofthe wheels whenthewheel
is changed orthe underside ofthe vehicle is
washed.
. Donot use abrasive cleaners whenwashing the
wheels.
. Inspect wheelrimsregularly fordents orcorrosion.
This maycause lossofpressure ordamage the
tire bead.
. NISSAN recommends thattheroad wheels be
waxed toprotect against roadsaltinareas where
it is used during winter.
ALUMINUM ALLOY WHEELS
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W ash thewheels regularly withasponge dampened in
a mild soap solution, especially duringwinterinareas
where roadsaltisused. Thesaltresidue fromroad salt
could discolor thewheels ifit is not washed off
regularly .
CAUTION:
Follow thedirections belowtoavoid staining or
discoloring thewheels: .
Donot use acleaner thatuses strong acidor
alkali contents toclean thewheels.
. Donot apply wheel cleaners tothe wheels
when theyarehot. Thewheel temperature
should bethe same asambient temperature.
. Rinse thewheel tocompletely removethe
cleaner within15minutes afterthecleaner is
applied.
CHROME PARTS
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Clean allchrome partsregularly withanonabrasive
chrome polishtomaintain thefinish.
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Occasionally removeloosedustfrom theinterior trim,
plastic partsandseats using avacuum cleanerorsoft
bristled brush.Wipethevinyl andleather surfaces with
a clean, softcloth dampened inmild soap solution,
then wipe clean withadry ,soft cloth.
Regular careandcleaning isrequired inorder to
maintain theappearance ofthe leather.
Before usinganyfabric protector, readthemanufac-
turer's recommendations. Somefabricprotectors
contain chemicals thatmay stain orbleach theseat
material.
Use asoft cloth dampened onlywith water toclean the
meter andgauge lenscovers.
CAUTION:
. Never usebenzine, thinnerorany similar
material.
. Small dirtparticles canbeabrasive and
damaging toleather surfaces andshould be
removed promptly. Donot use saddle soap,
car waxes, polishes, oils,cleaning fluids,
solvents, detergents orammonia-based
cleaners asthey damage thenatural leather
finish.
. Never usefabric protectors unlessrecom-
mended bythe manufacturer.
. Donot use glass orplastic cleaner onmeter
or gauge lenscovers. Itmay damage the
lens covers.
Appearan ceand care
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