Get In case of emergency Guide for Nissan Patrol SUV Fifth Generation (1998-2009)

FLAT TIRE

If you have a flat tire, follow the instructions

below.

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Never change tires when the vehicle is

on a slope, ice or sꢁippeꢂ areas. This is

hazardous.

Removing the spare tire cover (if so

equipped)

STOPPING THE VEHICLE

The spare tire cover cannot be removed or

attached unless the spare tire is detached from

the spare tire carrier.

Never change tires if oncoming traffic is

cꢁose to your vehicꢁe. Wait for profes-

sional road assistance.·

1 . Safely move the vehicle off the road away

from traffic.

2. Turn on the hazard warning flashers.

3. Park on a level surface and apply the parking

brake. Shift the manual transmission into R

(Reverse) position [automatic transmission in

P (Park)].

WARNING:

ꢀThe transfer shift lever must be in the

2H, 4H or 4L position to prevent the vehicle

from roꢁling. Never pꢁace it in the N (Neu-

tral) position.

4. Turn off the engine.

5. Have all passengers get out of the vehicle

and stand in a safe place, away from traffic

and clear of the vehicle.

PREPARING TOOLS AND SPARE

TIRE

WARNING:

Remove jacking tools and spare tire from stor-

age area.

•

Make sure that the parking brake is

secureꢁy appꢁied and the manual trans-

mission is shifted into the R (Reverse)

position, or the automatic transmission

into the P (Park) position.

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In case of emergency 6-3

Center

Type A

wheel

cap

remova

REMOVING THE TIRE

Removing the wheel cap (if so

equipped)

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Type A

Wagon and Hardtop

Type B

BLOCKING WHEELS

Removing the spare tire

Remove the spare tire turning the handle as

shown. (A padlock can be put on the handle.) ^•

Type A

Place suitable blocks ꢆ at both the front and

backof the wheel diagonally oppositethe flattire

ꢀ to prevent the vehicle from moving when it

is jacked up.

Wagꢃn and Hardtꢃp mꢃdels:

Remove the spare tire using the jack rod and

wheel nut wrench as shown.

Loosen the three nuts to remove the spare tire

from the back door.

•

Be careful nꢃt tꢃ lꢃꢃsen the hanger bꢃlt

excessꢅvely; ꢃtheꢄꢅse the hanger wꢅll

falꢈ suddenꢈy.

If nut ® is equipped with the key cylinder,

WARNING:

unlock it using the key before removing.

Be sure tꢃ bꢈꢃck the wheel as the vehꢅcle

may mꢃve and cꢃuꢈd cause peꢇꢃnaꢈ ꢅnjuꢂꢉ

When ꢅnstalꢈꢅng the tꢅre, tꢅghten securely.

Tꢅghtenꢅng tꢃrque ꢃf bꢃꢈts:

When ꢅnstallꢅng the tꢅre, tꢅghten se-

curely.

50 tꢃ 68 N·m

(5ꢉ1 tꢃ 6ꢉ9 kg-m, 37 tꢃ 50 ft-Ib)

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6-4 In case ꢃf emergency

In case ꢃf emergency 6-5

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Use the correct jack up pOints; neveruse

any other paꢊ of the vehicꢈe for jack

support.

Never jack up the vehꢅcꢈe more than

necessary.

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•

Never use bꢈocꢋ on or under the jack.

Do not start or run engine whiꢈe vehicꢈe

ꢅs on the jack, as it may cause the

vehꢅcꢈe to moveꢉ Thꢅs is especꢅaꢈꢈy true

for vehꢅcꢈes wꢅth ꢈꢅmited sꢈip dꢅfferentꢅaꢈ

carrꢅers or rear diﬀerentꢅaꢈ ꢈock-up de-

viceꢉ

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Rear side

When setting the jack, align the groove in the jack

head with the jack-up point as shown above and

place the jack securely.

Front side

(coil spring suspension)

LOOSEN

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•

Do not aꢈꢈow passengeꢌ to stay in the

vehicꢈe whꢅꢈe it is on the jack.

untꢅꢈ the tire is off the ground.

•

Do not extend the jack further than the

yeꢈꢈow mark which appeaꢌ on the cyꢈ-

inder.

INSTALLING SPARE TIRE

3. Carefully raise the vehicle until the tire clears

the ground.

WARNING:

•

Never use wheeꢈ nuts which are not

provꢅded with your vehꢅcꢈeꢉ Incorrect

wheeꢈ nuts or improperꢈy tightened

wheeꢈ nuts may cause the wheeꢈ to

become ꢈoose or come offꢉ This couꢈd

cause an accidentꢉ

Removing the tire

Jack handle

WARNING:

Remove the wheel nuts, and then remove the

wheel. Do not remove the brake drum with the

wheel.

Extension bar

Jack handle bar

•

Do not get under a vehꢅcꢈe that ꢅs sup-

poꢊed onꢈy by a jack: Use vehꢅcꢈe sup-

poꢊ stands.

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WARNING:

Jacking up the vehicle

CAUTION:

Use onꢈy the jack provꢅded wꢅth your

vehꢅcꢈe to ꢈift the vehꢅcꢈeꢉ Do not use the

jack provꢅded wꢅth another vehicꢈe for

your vehꢅcꢈe.

The jack shouꢈd be used on fꢅrm ꢈeveꢈ

groundꢉ Be sure to bꢈock the wheeꢈ as

instructed earꢈꢅer in this section.

•

N�ver use oiꢈ or grease on the wheeꢈ

studs or nutsꢉ This may cause the wheeꢈ

nuts to become ꢈooseꢉ

Carefuꢈꢈy read the cautꢅon ꢈabeꢈ attached to

the jack body and the foꢈꢈowing instruc-

tꢅons.

2. Loosen each wheel nut one or two turns by

turning counterclockwise with the wheel nut

wrench, Do not remove the wheeꢈ nuts

1 , Clean any mud or dirt from the surface

between the wheel and hub.

The jack ꢅs designed onꢈy for ꢈꢅftꢅng your

vehꢅcꢈe during a tꢅre changeꢉ

1 . Place thejack directly under thejack-up point

as illustrated above.

2. Carefully put the spare tire on and tighten the

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In case of emergency 6-7

JUMP STARTING

PUSH STARTING

CAUTION:

at about 2,000 rpm, and start your engine in

the normal manner.

houꢌ oꢐ moꢐe oꢐ dꢐꢅven less than 1ꢉ6 km (1

mile).

wheel nuts with your fingers. Check that all

the wheel nuts contact the wheel surface

horizontally.

Diesel engine with manual

transmission (except ZD30DDTi

engine models)

Vehicle being

jump started

•

Automatꢅc tꢐansmꢅssꢅon models cannot

be staꢎed by pushing. Thꢅs may cause

tꢐansmissꢅon damageꢉ

4. After starting your engine, carefully discon-

nect the negative cable and then the positive

cable.

COLD tꢅꢐe pꢐessuꢐes aꢐe shown on the tiꢐe

pꢁacaꢐd affixed to the gꢁove box lꢅd oꢐ

dꢐꢅveꢐ side centeꢐ pillaꢐ.

3. Tighten the wheel nuts alternately and evenly

in the sequence illustrated ꢍꢆ - @), more

than 2 times with the wheel nut wrench, until

they are tight.

4. Lower the vehicle slowly until the tire touches

the ground.

1 . Turn the ignition switch to the OFF (not

Thꢐee way catalyst oꢐ oxidation catalyst

equꢅpped modeꢁs should not be staꢎed

by pushing since the cataꢁysts may be

damagedꢉ

LOCK) position.

5. Replace the vent caps (If so equipped).

WARNING:

2. Hold the clutch pedal fully depressed and

shift into second or third gear. Place the

transfer shift lever in 2H and free-running

hubs (if so equipped) in the AUTO or FREE

position.

Retighten the wheeꢁ nuts when the vehicle

has been dꢐiven foꢐ 1,000 km (600 miles)

(aꢁso ꢅn cases of a flat tiꢐe, etcꢉ)ꢉ

•

Neveꢐ tꢂ to staꢐt the vehꢅcle by towtng

it; when the engꢅne staꢎsꢏ the foꢄaꢐd

suꢐge could cause the vehicle to collꢅde

with the tow vehꢅcꢁe.

5. Tighten the wheel nuts securely, with the

wheel nut wrench, in the sequence illus-

trated.

STOWING THE DAMAGED TIRE

AND TOOLS

3. Hold the accelerator pedal fully depressed.

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4. Start pushing, and when the vehicle reaches

a speed of about 1 6 km/h (1 0 MPH), turn the

ignition key to ON and slowly release the

clutch pedal to start the engine.

Securely store the spare tire and jacking equip-

ment in the vehicle.

Gasoline engine with manual

transmission (except three way

catalyst equipped models)

CAUTION:

6. Lower the vehicle completely.

Use a batteꢂ ꢐated at 12 volts foꢐ

boosteꢐ.

Tꢅghten the wheel nuts to the specꢅfied

toꢐque wꢅth a toꢐque wꢐench as soon as

possibꢁeꢉ

WARNING:

1 . Turn the ignition switch to ON.

Always make suꢐe that the spaꢐe tꢅꢐe and

jacking equipment aꢐe pꢐopeꢐly secuꢐed

afteꢐ use. Such items can become dangeꢐ-

ous pꢐojectꢅles in a seꢐꢅous accꢅdent.

1 . Remove vent caps on the battery (If so

equipped). Cover the battery with an old

cloth as shown.

2. Hold the clutch pedal fully depressed and

shift into second or third gear. Place the

transfer shift lever in 2H and free-running

hubs (if so equipped) in the AUTO or FREE

position.

Wheel nut tꢅghtening toꢐque:

133 N·m (14 kg-m, 98 ft-Ib)

2. Connect jumper cables in the sequence as

illustrated.

The wheeꢁ nuts must be kept tightened to

specifꢅcatꢅon at alꢁ tꢅmesꢉ It is ꢐecom-

mended that the wheeꢁ nuts be tightened

to specꢅfꢅcatꢅon at each lubꢐꢅcation ꢅnteꢐvalꢉ

CAUTION:

3. Hold the accelerator pedal about halfway.

An incoꢐꢐect connection could ꢐesuꢁt ꢅn

damage to the chaꢐgꢅng system.

Start

a speed

release

pushing

, and

when

km/h

the

(1 0

start

veh

icle

H),

the

reaches

Adjust tꢅꢐe pꢐessuꢐe .to the·COLD pꢐessuꢐe.

COLD pꢐessuꢐe:

of about

1 6

slow

the

clutch

peda

l to

engine

3. Start the engine of the other vehicle and let it

run for a few minutes. Keep the engine speed

Afteꢐ vehꢅcle has been paꢐked foꢐ thꢐee

6-8 In case of emeꢐgency

In case of emeꢐgency 6-9

FIRE EXTINGUISHER (if ^so

equipped)

IF YOUR VEHICLE OVERHEATS

TOWING YOUR VEHICLE

necessary. Have your vehicle repaired at a

NISSAN dealer.

WARNING:

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To avoid the dangeꢐ of being scalded,

neveꢐ ꢐemove the ꢐadiatoꢐ cap while the

engine is stiꢈl hotꢉ

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cou

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proper

towing

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parking brake and move the gearshift lever to

your

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the

autions

Do not stop the engine.

TOWING PRECAUTIONS

2. Turn off the air conditioner switch. Open all

the windows, move the heater or air condi-

tioner temperature control to "maximum hot"

and fan control to "high speed".

Never tow four-wheel drive (4WD) model with

any of the wheels on the ground as this may

cause serious and expensive damage to the

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When you have to use the fire extinguisher, drive train.

follow the instructions below.

3. Visually check drive belts for damage or

looseness. Also check if the cooling fan is

running. The radiator hoses and radiator

should not leak water.

1 . Pull out the safety pin.

2. Point the nozzle at the base of fire.

3. Grip the lever.

WARNING:

Be caꢐeful notto alꢈow youꢐ hands, haiꢐ oꢐ

cꢈothing to come into contact with the fan,

beꢈts, oꢐ otheꢐ moving paꢐtsꢉ

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TOWING RECOMMENDED BY

NISSAN

CAUTION:

If coolant is leaking, the cooling fan belt is

missing or loose, or the cooling fan does not

run, stop the engine.

Neveꢐ tow 4WD modeꢈ with any of the

wheeꢈs on the gꢐoundꢉ Doing so wiꢈl cause

seꢐious and expensive damage to the pow-

eꢎꢐain.

NISSAN recommends that your vehicle be

towed with all wheels off the ground as illus-

trated or place the vehicle on a flatbed truck.

4. After the engine cools down., check the cool-

ant level in the reservoir tank with the engine

running. Add coolant to the reservoir tank if

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In case ꢃf emeꢐgenꢑ 6ꢀꢁ 1

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