Safety for Your Nissan Patrol SUV Fifth Generation (1998-2009)

SEATS  
Driver's seat  
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SPA0099A  
Seat lifter (if so equipped for driver's  
of sliding under the lap belt and being  
injured is increased.  
FRONT SEATS  
For the most effective protection while  
the vehicle is in motion, the seatback  
should be upright. Always sit well back  
in the seat and adjust the seat belt  
properly. (See "Seat belts" later in this  
screen.)  
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seat):  
Manual seats adjustment  
Do not drive and/or ride in the vehicle  
Turn either dial to adjust the angle and height of  
the seat cushion to the desired position.  
Foꢁard and bacꢂard:  
with the seatback reclined. This can be  
dangerous. The shoulder belt will not be  
properly against the body. In an acci-  
dent, you and your passengers could be  
thrown into the shoulder belt and re-  
ceive neck or other serious injuries. You  
and your passengers could also slide  
under the lap belt and receive serious  
injuries.  
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WARNING:  
Pull the lever up ꢀ while you slide the seat  
forward or backward to the desired position.  
Release the lever to lock the seat in position.  
Do not adjust the driver's seat while  
driving. The seat may move suddenly  
and could cause loss of control of the  
vehicle.  
CAUTION:  
Reclining:  
When adjusting the seat positions, be sure  
not to contact any moving paꢀs to avoid  
possible injuries and/or damages.  
To recline the seatback, pull the lever up ® and  
lean back. To bring the seatback forward again,  
pull the lever and move your body forward. The  
seatback will move forward.  
After adjustment, check to make sure  
the seat is securely locked.  
The seatbackshould not be reclined any  
more than needed for comfort. Seat  
belts are most effective when the pas-  
senger sits well back and straight up in  
the seat. If the seat is reclined, the risk  
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Power seats adjustment  
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WARNING:  
Do not adjust the dꢆiveꢆ's seat while  
dꢆiving in oꢆdeꢆ that ꢃull attention may  
be given to the dꢆiving opeꢆationsꢄ  
Do not leave childen unattended inside  
the vehicleꢄ They could unknowingly ac-  
tivate switches oꢆ contꢆols which could  
cause a seꢆious accidentꢄ  
Theseatback should not be ꢆeclined any  
moꢆe than needed ꢃoꢆ comꢃoꢀꢄ Seat  
belts ae most effective when the pas-  
sengeꢆ sits well back and stꢆaight up in  
the seat. Iꢃthe seat is ꢆeclined, the ꢆisk  
oꢃ sliding undeꢆ the lap belt and being  
injued is incꢆeasedꢄ  
Seat liꢃteꢆ (dꢆiveꢆ's seat):  
Lumbar support (if so equipped for  
driver's seat)  
Reclining:  
ꢅoꢁaꢆd and backwaꢆd:  
Push the front or rear end of the switch up or  
down to adjust the angle and height ofthe seat  
cushion.  
Move the recline switch ® backward until the  
desired angle is obtained. To bring the seat back  
forward again, move the switch forward and  
move your body forward. The seatback will move  
forward.  
Moving the switch ꢀ forward or backward will  
slide the seat forward or backward to the de-  
sired position.  
Turn the lever forward or.backward to adjust the  
seat lumbar area.  
Opeꢆating tips:  
The motor has an auto-reset overload protec-  
tion circuit. If the motor stops during opera-  
tion, wait 30 seconds, then reactivate the  
switch.  
SPA0074  
Tilting front seat {if so equipped for  
Hardtop models)  
Do not operate the power support seats for a  
long period of time when the engine is off.  
This will discharge the battery.  
Thefront seatback can be tilted to make it easier  
for the rearseat passengers to get in and out. To  
tilt the front seatback, pull the reclining lever up  
ordepressthe tilt lever. The seatbackwill tilt and  
seat will move forward automatically.  
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For Wagon  
Forward and backward  
For Hardtop  
Reclining:  
REAR SEATS (if so equipped)  
Seats adjustment  
To recline the seatback, pull the lever up and  
lean back. To bring the seatback forward again,  
pull the lever and move your body forward. The  
seatback will move forward.  
ꢅꢇard and backward:  
Pull the lever up while you slide the seat forward  
or backward to the desired position. Release the  
lever to lock the seat in position.  
Do not sit in the center position when the  
right and left seats are not aligned.  
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ꢅolding:  
1 . Fasten the seat beltsto the hooks and putthe  
center seat belt and buckles into the storage  
place.  
2. To fold the seat, pull the lever and fold the  
seatback down.  
3. Pull the lever 0, and then lift the rear of the  
seat cushion and fold it forward.  
4. (For Wagon);  
Assist grip  
Fasten the strap to the assist grip and tighten  
it 0. Securely fasten the buckle 0.  
(For Hardtop);  
Fasten the strap to the head restraint of the  
front seat.  
When ꢆesetting the seat, be suꢆe to put  
back the band hook, install the head ꢆe-  
stꢆaint and pull the seat belt buckle out  
fꢆom the stoꢆage placeꢄ  
3RD SEATS (if so equipped)  
Seats adjustment  
Reclining:  
If a seat slide mechanism is equipped,  
move the seat ꢆeaꢈaꢆd and fold the  
seatback.  
To recline the seatback, pull the lever up and  
lean back. To bring the seatback forward again,  
pull the lever and move.your body forward. The  
seatback will move forward.  
When ꢆesetting the seat, be suꢆe to pull  
the seat belts and buckles out fꢆom the  
hooks and stoꢆage placeꢄ  
ꢅolding (side facing seat):  
ꢅolding (fꢆont facing seat):  
5. Fasten the band hook to the assist grip and  
tighten it 0.  
1 . Lift the seat cushion ꢀꢁ  
1 . Put the 3rd seat belt buckle into the storage  
place.  
The ꢆemoved head ꢆestꢆaint should be se-  
cuꢆely stoꢆedꢄ  
2. Secure the seat cushion with the strap 0.  
2. Remove the head restraint.  
3. To fold the seat, pull the leverand fold the  
seatback down.  
4. Pull the strap and fold to the side 0.  
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SEAT BELTS  
PRECAUTIONS ON SEAT BELT  
USAGE  
Ifyouarewearing the seat belt properly adjusted  
and sitting upright and well back in the seat,  
chances of being injured or killed in an accident  
and/or the severity of injury may be greatly  
reduced. NISSAN strongly encourages you and  
all of your passengers to buckle up every time  
you drive, even if your seating position includes  
the supplemental air bag systems.  
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SSS0287  
SSS0228A  
Wagon model  
ARMREST  
Rear seat (if so equipped)  
Pull the armrest forward and lay it horizontal.  
HEAD RESTRAINTS  
Adjustment  
1. Pull up the head restraint to raise to the  
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WARNING:  
proper position.  
Do notdive and/oꢆ ꢆide in the vehicle with  
the head ꢆestꢆaint ꢆemovedꢄ This can be  
dangeꢆousꢄ Head restꢆaints should be ad-  
ꢊusted pꢆope�ly as they may provide signifi-  
cant pꢆotection against inuꢋ in an acci-  
dentꢄ Check the height after someone else  
uses the seatꢄ  
2. Push in the lock knob and push down the  
head restraint to lower to the proper position.  
3. Tilt the head restraint to the desired position  
0. (if so equipped)  
The adjustable rear head restraint should only be  
used in the notched stem positions. The lowest  
head restraint position is the stowed position.  
The proper adjustment of the head restraint is as  
illustrated.  
When removing the rear head restraint for seat  
folding etc., push the lock knob and pull up the  
head restraint. The removed head restraint  
should be securely stored.  
Adjust the head redtraint so that the head re-  
straint's center is level with the center of the  
ears.  
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WARNING:  
pꢆovide the pꢆoteꢏꢐon ꢃoꢆ whꢐch they  
have been desꢐgnedꢄ A slack belt wꢐll  
geatly reduce the pꢆotectꢐon afforded  
to the weaꢆeꢆꢄ  
It is essential to ꢆeplace the entꢐꢆe as-  
sembly aꢃteꢆ ꢐt has been woꢆn ꢐn a se-  
veꢆe ꢐmpact even ꢐꢃ damage to the as-  
sembly is not obvꢐousꢄ  
Seatbeltsaꢆe desꢐgned tobeaꢆupon the  
bony stꢆuctuꢆe oꢃ the body, and should  
be woꢆn low acꢆoss the ꢃꢆont oꢃ the  
pelvꢐs othe pelvꢐs, chest and shoulꢍeꢎ,  
as applꢐcable; weaꢆꢐng the lap sectꢐon oꢃ  
the belt acꢆoss the abdomꢐnal aꢆea must  
be avoꢐdedꢄ Seꢆꢐous injuꢋ may occuꢆ iꢃ a  
seat belt ꢐs not woꢆn pꢆopeꢆlyꢄ  
All seat belt assemblꢐes ꢐncludꢐng ꢆe-  
tꢆactoꢆs and attachꢐng haꢆdwaꢆe should  
be ꢐnspeꢏed aꢃteꢆ any collꢐsꢐon by a  
NISSAN dealeꢆ. NISSAN ꢆecommends  
that all seat belt assemblꢐes ꢐn use duꢆ-  
ꢐng a collꢐsꢐon be ꢆeplaced unless the  
collision was mꢐnoꢆ and the belts show  
no damage and contꢐnue to opeꢆate  
pꢆopeꢆly. Seat belt assemblꢐes not ꢐn  
use duꢆꢐng a collꢐsꢐon should also be  
inspected and, when necessaꢋ, ꢆe-  
placed iꢃ eꢐtheꢆ damage oꢆ ꢐmpꢆopeꢆ  
opeꢆatꢐon ꢐs notedꢄ  
Eveꢋ peꢆson who dꢆꢐves oꢆ ꢆꢐdes in thꢐs  
vehꢐcle shoulꢍ use a seat belt at all  
tꢐmes. Childꢆen should be pꢆoperly ꢆe-  
stꢆaꢐned ꢐn the reaꢆ seat anꢍ, ꢐꢃ appꢆo-  
pꢆiate, ꢐn a child ꢆestꢆaꢐnt systemꢄ  
Do not ꢆun the belt behind youꢆ back oꢆ  
undeꢆ youꢆ aꢆm. Always ꢆoute the shoul-  
deꢆ belt over your shouldeꢆ and acꢆoss  
youꢆ chest. The belt should be away  
ꢃꢆom youꢆ ꢃace and neck, but not ꢃalling  
oꢃꢃ youꢆ shouldeꢆ. Seꢆꢐous ꢐnjuꢋ may  
occuꢆ ꢐꢃ a seat belt ꢐs not woꢆn pꢆopeꢆly.  
Posꢐtꢐon the lap belt as low and snug as  
possꢐble aꢆound the hꢐps, not the waist.  
A lap belt woꢆn too hꢐgh could-incꢆease  
the ꢆꢐsk oꢃ ꢐnteꢆnal ꢐnjuꢆꢐes ꢐn an acci-  
dentꢄ  
Do .not allow moꢆe than one peꢆson to  
use the same seat beltꢄ Each .belt as-  
sembly must only be used by one occu-  
pant; ꢐt ꢐs dangeꢆous to put a belt  
aꢆound a chꢐld beꢐng caꢆꢆꢐed on the J  
occupant's lapꢄ  
No modꢐꢃꢐcatꢐons oꢆ addꢐtꢐons should be  
made by the useꢆ whꢐch wꢐll eꢐtheꢆ pꢆe-  
vent the seat belt adjustꢐng devꢐces  
ꢃꢆom opeꢆating to ꢆemove slack, or pꢆe-  
vent the seat belt assembly ꢃrom beꢐng  
adjusted to ꢆemove slackꢄ  
Once the pꢆe-tensioneꢆ seat belt has  
activated, ꢐt cannot be ꢆeusedꢄ It must be  
ꢆeplaced togetheꢆ wꢐth the ꢆetꢆactoꢆꢄ  
Contact a NISSAN dealeꢆꢄ  
Neveꢆ caꢆꢋ moꢆe people ꢐn the vehicle  
than theꢆe aꢆe seat belts.  
Removal and ꢐnstallatꢐon oꢃ the pꢆe-  
tensꢐoner seat belt system components  
should be done by a NISSAN dealeꢆꢄ  
Caꢆe should be taken to avoid contamꢐ-  
nation oꢃ the webbꢐng with polꢐshes,  
oꢐls and chemꢐcals, and particulaꢆly bat-  
teꢋ acꢐdꢄ Cleanꢐng maysaꢃely be caꢆꢆꢐed  
out using mild soap and wateꢆ. The belt  
should be ꢆeplaced ꢐꢃ webbꢐng becomes  
ꢃꢆayed, contamꢐnated oꢆ damaged.  
Neveꢆ weaꢆ seat belts ꢐnsꢐde outꢄ Belts  
should not be woꢆn wꢐth stꢆaps twꢐstedꢄ  
Doꢐng so may ꢆeduce theꢐꢆ eꢃꢃectꢐve-  
nessꢄ  
CHILD SAFETY  
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WARNING:  
Inꢃants and chꢐldꢆen need specꢐal pꢆo-  
tectꢐon. The vehꢐcle's seat belts may not  
Seatbelts should be adjusted as ꢃiꢆmly  
as possꢐble, consꢐstent wꢐth comꢃoꢆt, to  
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ꢃꢐt them pꢆopeꢆly. The shouldeꢆ belt may  
come too close to the ꢃace oꢆ neckꢄ The  
lap belt may not ꢃꢐt oveꢆ theꢐꢆ small  
hꢐpbonesꢄ In an accꢐdent, an ꢐmpꢆopeꢆly  
ꢃꢐtted seat belt could cause seꢆꢐous oꢆ  
ꢃatal ꢐnꢊuꢋ.  
INJURED PERSONS  
could be seꢆꢐously ꢐnꢊuꢆed ꢐn an accꢐdent  
oꢆ sudden stopꢄ  
NISSAN recommends that injured persons use  
seat belts. Contact your doctor for specific  
recommendations.  
Children who are too large for a child restraint  
system should be seated and restrained by the  
seat belts that are provided.  
If the child's seating position has a shoulder belt  
that fits close to the face or neck, the use of a  
booster seat (commercially available) may help  
overcome this. The boosterseatshould raise the  
child so that the shoulder belt is properly posi-  
tioned across the top, middle portion of the  
shoulder and the lap belt is low on the hips. The  
booster seat should also fit the vehicle seat.  
Once the child has grown so that the shoulder  
belt is no longer on or near the face or neck of  
the child, use the shoulder belt without the  
booster seat. In addition, there are many types of  
child restraint systems available for larger chil-  
Always use an appꢆopꢆꢐate chꢐld ꢆe-  
stꢆaꢐnt systemꢄ  
Children need adults to help protect them. They  
need to be properly restrained. The proper re-  
straint depends on the child's size.  
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CENTER MARK ON SEAT BELTS (if  
so equipped)  
THREE-POINT TYPE SEAT BELTS  
Infants and small children  
NISSAN recommends that infants and small  
children be seated in a child �estraint system.  
You should choose a child restraint system that  
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WARNING:  
Selecting correct set of seat belts  
Eveꢋ peꢆson who dꢆꢐves oꢆ ꢆꢐdes ꢐn thꢐs  
vehꢐcle should use a seat belt at all.  
tꢐmesꢄ  
The center seat belt buckle is identified by the  
.cENTER mark. The center seat belt tongue can  
be fastened only into the center seat belt buckle.  
fits your vehicle and the child, and always follow dren that should be used for maximum protec-  
tion.  
the manufacturer's instructions for. installation  
and use.  
The seatbackshould not be ꢐn a ꢆeclꢐned  
posꢐtꢐon any moꢆe than needed ꢃocom-  
ꢃoꢀꢄ Seat belts aꢆe most effectꢐve when  
the passengeꢆ sꢐts well back and  
stꢆaꢐght up ꢐn the seatꢄ  
PREGNANT WOMEN  
Large children  
NISSAN recommends that pregnant women use  
seat belts. The seat belt should be worn snug,  
and always position the lap belt as low as  
possible around the hips, not the waist. Place  
the shoulder belt over your shoulder and across  
your chest. Never run the lap/shoulder belt over  
your abdominal area. Contact your doctor for  
specific recommendations.  
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WARNING:  
Neveꢆ allow chꢐlden to stand or kneel  
on any. seatsꢄ  
Fastening seat belts  
1 . Adjust the seat. (See "Seats" earlier in this  
section.)  
Neveꢆ allow chꢐldꢆen ꢐn the cꢆgo aꢆeas  
whꢐle the vehꢐcle ꢐs movꢐng. A child  
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belt can only retract. The seat belt will not be  
able to extend unless the seat belt is fully  
retracted once.  
Bꢒ surꢒ that thꢒ shouꢓdꢒr bꢒꢓt anchor ꢑs  
sꢒcurꢒd by tꢋing to movꢒ thꢒ shouldꢒr  
bꢒlt anchor up and down aftꢒr adjust-  
mꢒnt.  
To deactivate the automatic locking mode, de-  
tach the seat belt tongue from the buckle and  
fully retract the belt to its storing position.  
The shoulder belt anchor height should be ad-  
justed to the position best for you.  
CAUTION:  
The belt should be away from your face and  
neck, but not falling off your shoulder.  
Thꢒ automatꢑc ꢓockꢑng modꢒ shouꢓd bꢒ  
usꢒd only for ꢑnstaꢓlation of a chꢑꢓd rꢒ-  
straꢑnt systꢒmꢄ Durꢑng normaꢓ sꢒat bꢒꢓt usꢒ  
by a passꢒngꢒr, thꢒ automatꢑc ꢓocking  
modꢒ should not bꢒ aꢏꢑvatꢒd. Thꢒ usꢒ of  
thꢒ automatꢑc ꢓocking modꢒ by a passꢒn-  
gꢒr may causꢒ uncomfoꢀabꢓꢒ sꢒat bꢒꢓt  
tꢒnsꢑon.  
To adjust, push the release button and move the  
shoulder belt anchor to the proper position, so  
that the belt passes over the center of the  
shoulder.  
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Three-point type rear. center seat belt  
2. Slowly pull the seat belt out of the retractor  
and insert the tongue into the buckle until you  
hear nd feel the latch engage.  
Release the button to lock the shoulder belt  
anchor into position.  
Shoulder belt height adj�stment (if so  
equipped)  
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(if so equipped)  
Aꢓways fastꢒn thꢒ connꢒctortonguꢒ and  
thꢒ sꢒat bꢒlt in thꢒ ordꢒr shownꢄ  
The rear center seat belt has a connector tongue  
and a seat belt tongue ®. Both the connec-  
tor tongue and the seat belt tongue must be  
Unfastening seat belts  
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WARNING:  
Thꢒ rꢒtractor ꢑs dꢒsignꢒd to ꢓock during  
a suddꢒn stop or on ꢑmpactꢄ A slow  
pulꢓꢑng motꢑon pꢒrmits thꢒ sꢒat bꢒꢓt to  
movꢒ, and aꢓlows you somꢒ frꢒꢒdom of  
movꢒmꢒnt in thꢒ sꢒat.  
. • Always makꢒ surboth thꢒ comlector  
tonguꢒ and thꢒ sꢒat bꢒꢓt tonguꢒ arꢒ  
sꢒcurꢒd whꢒn usꢑng thꢒ sꢒat bꢒlt. Do  
not usꢒ ꢑt with onꢓy thꢒ sꢒat bꢒꢓt tonguꢒ  
attachꢒdꢄ Thꢑs couꢓd rꢒsuꢓt ꢑn sꢒrꢑous  
pꢒꢎonal ꢑnjuꢋ in casꢒ of an accidꢒnt or  
a suddꢒn stop.  
Push the button on the buckle. The seat belt  
automatically retracts.  
Thꢒ shouldꢒr bꢒꢓt anchor hꢒꢑght shouꢓd  
bꢒ adjustꢒd to thꢒ position bꢒst foryou.  
ꢅaꢑlurꢒ to do so may rꢒducꢒ thꢒ ꢒffꢒc-  
tivꢒnꢒss of thꢒ ꢒntꢑrꢒ rꢒstraꢑnt systꢒm  
and incrꢒasꢒ thꢒ chancꢒ or sꢒvꢒrity of  
ꢑnjuꢋ ꢑn an accꢑdꢒntꢄ  
sec  
urely latched for proper seat belt operation.  
Automatic locking mode (if so  
equipped)  
3. Position the lap belt portion low and snug on  
the hips as shown.  
The rear three-point.seat belts (except center  
seat belt) have an automatic lock mechanism to  
Thꢒ shouldꢒr bꢒꢓt .shouꢓd rꢒst on thꢒ use when installing a child restraint system. This  
4. Pull the shoulder belt portion toward the  
retractor to take;up extra slack. Be sure the  
shoulder belt is · routed over your shoulder  
and is snug across your chest.  
mechanism is referred to as the automatic lock-  
ing mode.  
mꢑddꢓꢒ of thꢒ shouꢓdꢒr. It must not rꢒst  
against thꢒ nꢒckꢄ  
If the seat belt is fully extended, the automatic  
lock mechanism will be activated and the seat  
Bꢒ surꢒ that thꢒ sꢒat bꢒlt ꢑs not twꢑstꢒd  
ꢑn any way.  
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Attaꢕꢙꢑng ꢆꢔaꢆ ꢕꢔntꢔꢆ sꢔat bꢔꢓt:  
Iꢃ  
tꢙꢔ  
ꢆꢔaꢆ  
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Stowꢑng ꢆꢔaꢆ 'ꢕꢔntꢔꢆ sꢔat bꢔꢓt:  
When folding down the rear seat, the rear center  
seat belt can be retracted into a stowed position  
as follows:  
sꢔat  
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ꢓt  
ꢕoꢜꢝꢞꢟꢠꢡ  
and  
tꢙꢔ  
sꢔatba  
ꢕks  
aꢆꢔ  
not  
sꢔꢕuꢆꢔd  
Always be sure the rear center seat belt connec-  
tor tongue and connector buckle are attached.  
Disconnect only when folding down the rear  
seat.  
ꢑn  
tꢙꢔ  
:
A
WARNING:  
ꢕoꢆꢆꢔꢕt  
maꢢ  
stopꢄ  
pO  
Sꢑtꢑon  
ꢑn  
, s  
an  
ꢔꢆꢑo  
us  
pꢔꢆsonaꢓ  
ꢔnt  
ꢀjuꢁ:  
ꢆꢔsuꢓt  
aC  
ꢕꢑ  
d
oꢆ  
SU  
dd  
Do not  
ꢔn  
unꢃastꢔn  
tꢙꢔ ꢆꢔaꢆ  
ꢕꢔntꢔꢆ  
sꢔatbꢔꢓt  
1. Hold the connector tongue so that the seat  
belt does not retract suddenly when the  
tongue is released from the connector  
buckle.  
ꢕonnꢔꢕtoꢆ exꢕꢔpt wꢙꢔn ꢃoꢓdꢑng down  
tꢙꢔ ꢆꢔaꢆ sꢔatꢄ  
Checking seat belts operation  
Seat be  
belt movement:  
To connect the buckle:  
Wꢙꢔn  
attaꢕꢙ  
ꢑng tꢙꢔ  
ꢆꢔaꢔntꢔꢆ  
sꢔat bꢔꢓt  
lt retrac  
tors are  
designed  
to lock  
seat  
,1. Pull out the connector tongue and seat belt  
tongue from the retractor base.  
ꢕonnꢔꢏoꢆ, bꢔ ꢕꢔꢖaꢑn tꢙat tꢙꢔ sꢔatbaꢕks  
aꢆꢔ' ꢕompꢓꢔtꢔꢓꢢ sꢔꢕuꢆꢔd ꢑn tꢙꢔ ꢓatꢕꢙꢔd  
posꢑtꢑon and tꢙꢔ ꢆꢔaꢆ ꢕꢔntꢔꢆ sꢔat bꢔꢓt  
ꢕonnꢔꢕtoꢆ ꢑs ꢕompꢓꢔtꢔꢓꢢ sꢔꢕuꢆꢔdꢄ  
2. Insert a suitable tool such as a key @ into  
the connector buckle and release the con-  
nector tongue.  
When the seat belt is pulled quickly from the  
retractor.  
2. Pull the seat belt.  
3. Retract the seat belt up to the retractor base.  
3. Secure the connector tongue to the connec-  
tor buckle until it clicks.  
When the vehicle slows down rapidly.  
Iꢃ tꢙꢔ ꢆꢔaꢆ ꢕꢔntꢔꢆ sꢔat bꢔꢓt ꢕonnꢔꢕtoꢆ  
and tꢙꢔ sꢔatbaꢕks aꢆꢔ not sꢔꢕuꢆꢔd ꢑn tꢙꢔ  
ꢕoꢆꢆꢔꢕt posꢑtꢑon, sꢔꢆꢑous pꢔꢆsonaꢓ ꢑnꢗuꢋ  
maꢢ ꢆꢔsuꢓt ꢑn an aꢕꢕꢑdꢔnt oꢆ suddꢔn  
stopꢄ  
4. Secure the seat belt tongue and connector  
tongue into the retractor base.  
To increase your confidence in the seat belts,  
check the operation by grasping the shoulder  
belt and pulling forward quickly. The retractor  
should lock and restrict further belt movement. If  
the retractor does not lock during this check,  
contact a NISSAN dealer immediately.  
The center seat belt connector tongue and  
buckle are indicated by the "T" and "" mark.  
The center seat belt connector tongue can be  
attached only into the rear center seat belt  
connector buckle.  
A
WARNING:  
Do not unꢃasꢤꢔn tꢙꢔ ꢆꢔaꢔntꢔsꢔat bꢔꢓt  
ꢕonnꢔꢏoꢆ ꢔxꢕꢔpt wꢙꢔn ꢃoꢓdꢑng down  
tꢙꢔ ꢆꢔaꢆ sꢔatꢄ  
Wꢙꢔn aꢘaꢕꢙꢑng tꢙꢚaꢆ ꢕꢔntꢔsꢔat bꢔꢓt  
ꢕonnꢔꢕtoꢆ, bꢔ ꢕꢔꢛaꢑn tꢙat tꢙꢔ sꢔatbaꢕks  
aꢆꢔ ꢕompꢓꢔtꢔꢓꢢ sꢔꢕuꢆꢔd ꢑn tꢙꢔ ꢓatꢕꢙꢔd  
posꢑtꢑon and tꢙꢔ ꢆꢔaꢆ ꢕꢔnꢤꢔꢆ sꢔat bꢔꢓt  
ꢕonnꢔctoꢆ is ꢕompꢓꢔtꢔꢓꢢ sꢔꢕuꢆꢔd.  
SSS0339  
Saꢃꢔꢤꢢ - sꢔaꢤs, sꢔaꢤ bꢔlꢤs and suppꢓꢔmꢔnꢤal rꢔsꢤꢆaꢑnꢤ sꢢꢣꢤ9ꢥ -9  
ꢁ ꢂꢁ 8 Saꢃꢔty - sꢔats, sꢔat bꢔꢓts and supplꢔmꢔntaꢓ rꢔstꢆaꢑnꢤ sꢢstꢔm  
CHI  
L
D
R
ESTRAI  
N
T
S
If dirt builds up in the shoulder belt guide of the  
seat belt anchors, the seat belts may retract  
slowly. Wipe the shoulder belt guide with a  
clean, dry cloth.  
CENTER until you hear and feel the latch  
engage.'  
To clean the seat belt webbing, apply a mild  
soap solution or any solution recommended for  
cleaning upholstery or carpet. Then wipe with a  
cloth and allow the seat belts to dry in the shade.  
Do not allow the seat belts to retract until they  
are completely dry.  
8880099  
3. Position the lap belt portion low and snug on  
the hips as shown.  
PRECAUTIONS ON CHILD  
RESTRAINTS USAGE  
2. Adjust the seat belt length. To shorten, hold  
the tongue and pull the upper belt as illus-  
trated ꢀ. To lengthen, hold the tongue and  
pull the under belt as illustrated @.  
TWO-POINT TYPE SEAT BELTS (if  
so equipped)  
Unfastening seat belts  
A
WARNING:  
A
WARNING:  
Push the button on the buckle.  
Inꢃants and smaꢓꢓ chꢑꢓdꢆen shouꢓd neveꢆ  
be caꢆꢆꢑed on youꢆ ꢓapꢄ It ꢑs not possꢑbꢓe  
ꢃoeven the stꢆongest aduꢓtto ꢆesꢑst the  
ꢃoꢆces oꢃ a seveꢆe accꢑdentꢄ The chꢑꢓd  
couꢓd be cꢆushed between the aduꢓt and  
paꢀs oꢃ the vehꢑcꢓe. Aꢓso, ꢑt ꢑs dangeꢆ-  
ous to put a seat beꢓt aꢆound a chꢑꢓd  
beꢑng caꢆꢆied on the occupant's ꢓap.  
Eveꢋ peꢎꢦn who dꢆꢑves oꢆ ꢆꢑdes ꢑn thꢑs  
vehꢑcꢓe shouꢓd use a seat beꢓt at aꢓꢓ tꢑmesꢄ  
ꢅasten the seat beꢓts when not ꢑn use to  
pꢆevent them ꢃꢆom beꢑng caught ꢑn the  
dooꢆ.  
Fastening seat belts  
" SEAT BELT MAINTENANCE  
A
WARNING:  
Periodically check that the seat belt and all the  
metal components, such as buckles, tongues,  
retractors, flexible wires and anchors, work prop-  
erly. If loose parts, deterioration, cuts or other  
damage on the seat belt webbing is found, the  
entire seat belt assembly should be replaced.  
The seatback shouꢓd not be ꢑn a ꢆecꢓꢑned  
posꢑtꢑon any moꢆe than needed ꢃoꢆ com-  
ꢃoꢀ. Seat beꢓts aꢆe most effectꢑve when the  
passengesits weꢓꢓ back and stꢆaight up ꢑn  
the seatꢄ  
Inꢃants and chꢑꢓdꢆen need specꢑaꢓ pꢆo-  
tectꢑon. The vehꢑcꢓe's seat beꢓts may not  
ꢃꢑt them pꢆopeꢆꢓy. The shouꢓdeꢆ beꢓt may  
come too cꢓose to the ꢃace oꢆ neckThe  
1. Insert the tongue into the buckle marked  
Safeꢤꢢ - seaꢤs, seaꢤ belꢤs and suppꢓemenꢤal ꢆestꢆaꢑnt sꢢsꢤem 1-2 1  
1'�20 ꢃꢄꢅꢆꢇ - seaꢤs, seat beꢓts and suppꢓemental resꢤrainꢤ sꢢsꢤem  
fits your vehicle and always follow the manufac-  
turer's instructions for installation and use. In  
addition, there are many types of child restraint  
systems available for larger children that should  
be used for maximum protection.  
ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm, bꢔ suꢆꢔ to sꢔꢓꢔct onꢔ  
wꢙꢧcꢙ wꢧꢓꢓ ꢃꢧt ꢢouꢆ cꢙꢧld ꢨnd vꢔꢙꢧclꢔꢄ It  
mꢨꢢ not bꢔ possꢧbꢓꢔ to pꢆopꢔꢆꢓꢢ ꢧnstꢨlꢓ  
somꢔ tꢢpꢔs ocꢙꢧld ꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔms ꢧn  
ꢢouꢆ vꢔꢙꢧcꢓꢔꢄ  
tꢔst ꢧt bꢔꢃoꢆꢔ ꢢou pꢓꢨcꢔ tꢙꢔ cꢙꢧꢓd ꢧn ꢧt. ꢩꢧꢓt  
ꢧt ꢃꢆom Sꢧdꢔ to sꢧdꢔꢄ ꢩꢋ to tug ꢧt ꢃoꢪꢨꢆd  
ꢨnd cꢙꢔck ꢧꢃ ꢧt ꢧs ꢙꢔld sꢔcuꢆꢔꢓꢢ ꢧn plꢨcꢔꢄ  
Iꢃ tꢙꢔ ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt ꢧs not sꢔcuꢆꢔ, tꢧgꢙtꢔn tꢙꢔ  
bꢔꢓt ꢨs nꢔcꢔssꢨꢋ, oꢆ ꢧnstꢨlꢓ tꢙꢔ ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt  
ꢧn ꢨnotꢙꢔꢆ sꢔꢨt ꢨnd tꢔst ꢧt ꢨgꢨꢧnꢄ  
ꢓꢨp bꢔꢓt mꢨꢢ not ꢃꢧt ovꢔꢆ tꢙꢔꢧꢆ smꢨll ꢙꢧp  
bonꢔs. In ꢨn ꢨccꢧdꢔnt, ꢨn ꢧmpꢆopꢔꢆlꢢ  
ꢃꢧttꢧng sꢔꢨt bꢔꢓt could cꢨusꢔ sꢔꢆꢧous oꢆ  
ꢃꢨtꢨl ꢧnꢊuꢋꢄ  
Refer to the tables later in this section for a  
list of the recommended fitment positions  
and the approved child restraints for your  
vehicle.  
Inꢃꢨnts ꢨnd smꢨlꢓ cꢙꢧꢓdꢆꢔn sꢙouꢓd ꢨꢓ-  
wꢨꢢs bꢔ pꢓꢨcꢔd ꢧn ꢨn ꢨppꢆopꢆꢧꢨtꢔ chꢧꢓd  
ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm wꢙꢧꢓꢔ ꢆꢧdꢧng ꢧn tꢙꢔ vꢔ-  
ꢙꢧclꢔꢄ ꢅꢨꢧꢓuꢆꢔ to usꢔ ꢨ cꢙꢧld ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt  
sꢢstꢔm cꢨn ꢆꢔsuꢓt ꢧn sꢔꢆꢧous ꢧnꢊuꢋ oꢆ  
dꢔꢨtꢙꢄ  
CAUꢩION:  
ꢅoꢆ  
ꢨ ꢃꢆont  
-
ꢃꢨcꢧng  
cꢙꢧld  
tꢙꢔ  
to cꢙꢧꢓd's  
ꢆꢔsꢤꢆꢨ  
ꢧnt sꢢs  
tꢔm  
,
cꢙꢔck  
to mꢨkꢔ  
suꢆꢔ  
Cꢙꢔcktꢙꢔ cꢙꢧꢓd ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm ꢧn ꢢouꢆ  
vꢔꢙꢧcꢓꢔ to bꢔ suꢆꢔ tꢙꢨt ꢧt ꢧs compꢨtꢧbꢓꢔ  
wꢧtꢙ tꢙꢔ vꢔꢙꢧcꢓꢔ's sꢔꢨt bꢔlt sꢢstꢔmꢄ  
sꢙouꢓdꢔꢆ  
bꢔlt  
oꢆ nꢔck  
bꢔꢙꢧnd  
Rꢔmꢔmbꢔꢆ tꢙꢨt ꢨ cꢙꢧꢓd ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧntsꢢstꢔm ꢓꢔꢃt  
ꢧn ꢨ cꢓosꢔd. vꢔꢙꢧclꢔ cꢨn bꢔcomꢔ vꢔꢋ ꢙot.  
Cꢙeck tꢙꢔ sꢔꢨtꢧng suꢫꢨcꢔ ꢨnd buckꢓꢔs bꢔ-  
ꢃoꢆꢔ pꢨcꢧng ꢢouꢆ cꢙꢧꢓd ꢧn ꢨ cꢙꢧꢓd ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt  
sꢢstꢔm.  
doꢔs  
not  
ꢃꢧt cꢓosꢔ  
ꢃꢨcꢔ  
bꢔꢓt  
.
Iꢃ  
ꢧt doꢔs  
, put  
tꢙꢔ  
sꢙouꢓdꢔꢆ  
tꢙꢔ cꢙꢧld ꢆꢔsꢤꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔmꢄ  
Iꢃ ꢨ cꢙꢧꢓd ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt systꢔm ꢧs not ꢨn-  
cꢙoꢆꢔd pꢆopꢔꢆꢓy, tꢙꢔ ꢆꢧskoꢃ ꢨ cꢙꢧld bꢔꢧng  
ꢧnꢊuꢔd n ꢨ coꢓlꢧsꢧon oꢆ ꢨ suddꢔn stop  
gꢔꢨtꢓꢢ ꢧncꢆꢔꢨsꢔs.  
Cꢙꢧld ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔms spꢔCꢧꢨꢓꢓꢢ dꢔ-  
sꢧgnꢔd ꢃoꢆ ꢧnꢃꢨnts ꢨnd smꢨꢓꢓ cꢙꢧꢓdꢆꢔn ꢨꢆꢔ  
ꢨvꢨꢧꢓꢨblꢔ ꢃꢆom sꢔvꢔꢆꢨꢓ mꢨnuꢃꢨctuꢆꢔꢎ.  
Wꢙꢔn sꢔꢓꢔctꢧng ꢨnꢢ cꢙꢧꢓd ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢs-  
tꢔms, plꢨcꢔ ꢢouꢆ cꢙꢧꢓd ꢧn tꢙꢔ cꢙꢧꢓd ꢆꢔ-  
stꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm ꢨnd cꢙꢔck tꢙꢔ vꢨꢆꢧous  
ꢨdꢊustmꢔnts to bꢔ suꢆꢔ tꢙꢨt tꢙꢔ cꢙꢧld  
ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm ꢧs compꢨtꢧbꢓꢔ wꢧtꢙ youꢆ  
cꢙꢧꢓdꢄ Awꢨꢢs ꢃoꢓlow tꢙꢔ mꢨnuꢃꢨctuꢆꢔꢆ's  
ꢧnstꢆuctꢧons ꢃoꢆ ꢧnstꢨꢓlꢨtꢧon ꢨnd usꢔꢄ  
ꢅoꢆ modꢔls ꢔquꢧppꢔd wꢧtꢙ tꢙꢔ ꢃꢆont pꢨs-  
sꢔngꢔꢆ ꢨꢧꢆ bꢨg, nꢔvꢔꢆ ꢧnstꢨꢓꢓ ꢨ ꢆꢔꢨꢆ-  
ꢃꢨcꢧng cꢙꢧld ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm ꢧn tꢙꢔ ꢃꢆont  
sꢔꢨtꢄ An ꢧnꢃlꢨtꢧng supplꢔmꢔntꢨꢓ ꢃꢆont-  
ꢧmpꢨct ꢨꢧꢆ bꢨg could sꢔꢆꢧousꢓꢢ ꢧnꢊuꢆꢔ oꢆ  
kꢧll ꢢouꢆ cꢙꢧꢓd. A ꢆꢔꢨꢆ-ꢃꢨcꢧng cꢙꢧꢓd ꢆꢔ-  
stꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm must onlꢢ bꢔ usꢔd ꢧn tꢙꢔ  
UNIVERSAL CHILD RESTRAINTS  
FOR FRONT PASSENGER SEAT  
AND REAR SEATS (for Europe)  
Impꢆopꢔꢆ usꢔ oꢃ ꢨ cꢙꢧld ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm  
cꢨn ꢧncꢆꢔꢨsꢔ tꢙꢔ ꢆꢧsk osꢔvꢔꢆꢧtꢢ oꢃ ꢧnꢊuꢋ  
ꢃoꢆ botꢙ tꢙꢔ cꢙꢧꢓd ꢨnd otꢙꢔꢆ occupꢨnts  
ꢧn tꢙꢔ vꢔꢙꢧcꢓꢔ.  
When selecting any child restraint, keep the  
following points in mind:  
ꢆꢔꢨꢆ sꢔꢨt.  
Choose a child restraint that complies with  
the latest European safety standard, ECE  
Regulation No. 44.03.  
Alwꢨꢢs usꢔ ꢨn ꢨppꢆopꢆꢧꢨtꢔ cꢙꢧꢓd ꢆꢔ-  
stꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm. An ꢧmpꢆopꢔꢆꢓꢢ ꢧnstꢨꢓꢓꢔd  
cꢙꢧꢓd ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm couꢓd ꢓꢔꢨd to sꢔ-  
ꢆꢧous ꢧnꢊuꢋ oꢆ dꢔꢨtꢙ ꢧn ꢨn ꢨccꢧdꢔntꢄ  
Adꢊustꢨbꢓꢔ sꢔꢨtbꢨcks sꢙouꢓd bꢔ posꢧ-  
tꢧonꢔd to ꢃꢧt ꢨ cꢙꢧꢓd ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm, but  
ꢨs upꢆꢧgꢙt ꢨs possꢧblꢔꢄ  
NISSAN ꢆꢔcommꢔnds tꢙꢨt tꢙꢔ cꢙꢧld ꢆꢔ-  
stꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm bꢔ ꢧnstꢨllꢔd ꢧn tꢙꢔ ꢆꢔꢨꢆ  
sꢔꢨtꢄ Accoꢆdꢧng to ꢨccꢧdꢔnt stꢨtꢧstꢧcs,  
cꢙꢧꢓdn ꢨsꢨꢃꢔꢆ wꢙꢔn pꢆopꢔꢆlꢢ ꢆꢔ-  
stꢆꢨꢧnꢔd ꢧn tꢙꢔ ꢆꢔꢨꢆ sꢔꢨt ꢆꢨtꢙꢔꢆ tꢙꢨn ꢧn  
Place your child in the child restraint and  
check the various adjustments to be sure the  
child restraint is compatible with your child.  
Always follow all of the recommended proce-  
dures.  
Iꢃ tꢙꢔ sꢔꢨt bꢔꢓt ꢧn tꢙꢔ posꢧtꢧon wꢙꢔꢆꢔ ꢨ  
cꢙꢧld ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm ꢧs ꢧnstꢨꢓꢓꢔd ꢆꢔ-  
quꢧꢔs ꢨ lockꢧng cꢓꢧp ꢨnd ꢧꢃ ꢧt ꢧs not usꢔd,  
ꢧnꢊuꢆꢧꢔs couꢓd ꢆꢔsult ꢃꢆom ꢨ cꢙꢧꢓd ꢆꢔ-  
stꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm tꢧppꢧng ovꢔꢆ duꢆꢧng noꢆ-  
mꢨl vꢔꢙꢧcꢓꢔ bꢆꢨkꢧng oꢆ coꢆnꢔꢆꢧngꢄ  
Wꢙꢔn tꢙꢔ cꢙꢧld ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm ꢧs not ꢧn  
usꢔ, kꢔꢔp ꢧt sꢔcuꢆꢔd wꢧtꢙ ꢨ sꢔꢨt bꢔꢓt to  
pꢆꢔvꢔnt ꢧt ꢃꢆom bꢔꢧng tꢙꢆown ꢨꢆound ꢧn  
cꢨsꢔ oꢃ ꢨ suddꢔn stop oꢆ ꢨccꢧdꢔnt.  
tꢙꢔ ꢃꢆont sꢔꢨtꢄ  
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NISSAN recommends that infants and small  
children be seated in a child restraint system.  
ꢅoꢓꢓow ꢨlꢓ oꢃ tꢙꢔ cꢙꢧꢓd ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm  
mꢨnuꢃꢨctuꢆꢔꢆ's ꢧnstꢆuctꢧons ꢃoꢆ ꢧnstꢨꢓꢓꢨ-  
tꢧon ꢨnd usꢔ·Wꢙꢔn puꢆcꢙꢨsꢧng ꢨ cꢙꢧꢓd  
Check the child restraint in your vehicle to be  
sure it is compatible with vehicle's seat belt  
system.  
Aꢃtꢔꢆ ꢨttꢨcꢙꢧng ꢨ cꢙꢧld ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm, You should choose a child restraint system that  
1 -22 Sꢨꢃꢔꢤꢢ - sꢔꢨts, sꢔꢨt bꢔlts ꢨnd supplꢔmꢔntꢨl ꢆꢔsꢤꢆꢨꢧnꢤ sꢢstꢔm  
Sꢨꢃꢔtꢢ - sꢔꢨꢤs, sꢔꢨꢤ bꢔlꢤs ꢨnd suppꢓꢔmꢔntꢨl ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢧnt sꢢstꢔm 1-23  
List of approved child restraints  
Approved child restraint positions  
Seating position  
Rear center  
Seating position  
center  
Age group  
Age group  
Front passenger  
with air bag  
Front passenger  
without air bag  
Front passenger  
without air bag  
3rd row outboard  
(if so equipped)  
Front passenger  
with air bag  
3rd row outboard  
(if so equipped)  
Rear outer  
Rear outer  
Rear  
Romer  
<
<
1 0 kg (0 to 9 months)  
9 to 1 8 kg (9 to 48 months)  
X
X
<
<
1 0 kg (0 to 9 months)  
1 3 kg (0 to 24 months)  
Baby  
Romer Baby Safe  
LR  
X
L
LR  
X
LR  
X
Romer Baby Safe  
X
Safe  
X
X
L
X
X
1 3 kg (0 to 24 months)  
X
X
X
X
9 to 1 8 kg (9 to 48 months)  
1 5 to 36 kg (4 to 1 2 years)  
X: Seat pos  
Romer King  
Romer Peggy  
Romer King  
L
L
Romer King  
Romer King  
LF  
Romer King  
Romer Peggy  
Romer Peggy  
Romer Peggy  
Romer Peggy  
L
L
L
LF  
L
Hardtop models:  
Romer Varia  
Wagon models:  
,Romer Varia  
Romer Star Riser  
ition not  
suitable for  
restraints  
in this age  
group.  
Romer Varia  
Romer Star Riser  
Romer Varia  
Romer Star Riser  
L: Suitable for particular child restraints given in the following table.  
LF: Suitable for particular front facing child restraints given in the following table.  
LR: Suitable for particular rear facing child restraints given in the following table.  
1 5 to 36 kg (4 to 1 2 years)  
Romer Varia  
Romer Varia  
NOTE:  
Univeꢎꢨꢓ chꢐꢓd ꢆestꢆꢨꢐnts ꢨppꢆoved to ECE Regꢬꢓꢨtion Noꢄ 44.03 ꢨꢆe cꢓeꢨꢆꢓy mꢨꢆked "Univeꢆsꢨꢓ"ꢄ  
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WARNING:  
In vehꢐcꢓes eqꢬꢐpped with ꢨ sꢐde ꢨꢐr bꢨg  
system, do not ꢓet ꢨny ꢐnꢃꢨnts oꢆ smꢨꢓl  
chꢐꢓdꢆen sꢐt ꢐn the ꢃꢆont pꢨssengeꢆ's seꢨt ꢨs  
the ꢨꢐꢆ bꢨg mꢨy cꢨꢬse seꢆꢐoꢬs injꢬꢋ in  
cꢨse oꢃ depꢓoyment dꢬꢆꢐng ꢨ coꢓꢓꢐsꢐonꢄ  
Saꢅety - seats, seat belts and supplemental restraint system 1-25  
ꢁꢂꢃ24 Saꢅety - seats, seat belts and supplemental restraint system  
After the child restraint system is removed and  
the seat belt is fully retracted, the automatic  
locking mode is cancelled and returned to the  
emergency locking mode.  
INSTALLATION OF CHILD  
RESTRAINT SYSTEM  
Installation on rear seats - seat belts  
with automatic locking mode  
A
WARNING:  
The  
ꢆeaꢆ  
vehꢑcꢓe  
ꢓockꢑng  
thꢆee  
-poꢑnt  
seat  
beꢓts  
on youꢆ  
ae  
equꢑpped  
wꢑth  
auto  
matꢑc  
thee-  
when  
mode  
ꢆetꢆactoꢎꢄ  
The  
poꢑnt  
seat  
beꢓts  
must  
be used  
ꢑnstaꢓꢓꢑng a chꢑꢓd ꢆestꢆaꢑnt system.  
ꢅaꢑꢓue to use the ꢆeaꢆ thꢆee-poꢑnt seat  
beꢓts wꢑꢓꢓ ꢆesuꢓt ꢑn. the chꢑꢓd ꢆestꢆaꢑnt  
system not beꢑng pꢆopeꢆꢓy secuꢆedꢄ It  
couꢓd tꢑp oveꢆ oꢆ otheꢁꢑse be unse-  
cued and caꢭse ꢑnjuꢋ to the chꢑꢓd ꢑn a  
sudden stop oꢆ coꢓꢓꢑsꢑon.  
8880494  
88804238  
888031 2  
Rear outboard  
3. Pull out the shoulder belt until the entire belt  
is extended to change the locking mode to  
automatic locking.  
2. Route the seat belt tongue through the child  
restraint system and insert it into the buckle  
until you hear and feel the latch engage.  
4. Allow the seat belt to retract. Pull up the  
shoulder belt to remove any slack in the belt.  
ꢅꢆont-facꢑng:  
When you install a front-facing child restraint  
system in the rear seat, follow these steps:  
5. Test the child restraint system before you  
place the child in it. Tilt it from side to side.  
Try to tug it forward and check if it is held  
securely in place.  
Be sure to follow the child restraint system  
manufacturer's instructions for belt routing.  
1. Position the front-facing child restraint sys-  
The dꢑectꢑon oꢃ the chꢑꢓd ꢆestꢆaꢑnt sys-  
tem depends on the type oꢃ the chꢑꢓd  
ꢆestꢆaꢑnt system and the sꢑze oꢃ the  
chꢑꢓd.  
tem on the rear seat.  
Always follow the child restraint system  
manufacturer's instructions for installation.  
,
6. Check that the retractor is in the automatic  
locking mode by trying to pull more of the  
seat belt out of the retractor. If you cannot  
pull any more belt webbing out of the retrac-  
tor, the retractor is in the automatic locking  
mode.  
7. Make sure that the child restraint system is  
properlysecured prior to each use. If the seat  
belt is not locked, repeat steps 3 through 6.  
Sfꢔꢤꢢ - sꢔꢨꢤs, sꢔꢨꢤ bꢔlꢤs ꢨnd supplꢔmꢔnꢤꢨl ꢆꢔsꢤrinꢤ sꢢsꢤꢔm 1 -27  
1 �26 Sfꢔꢤꢢ - sꢔꢨꢤs, sꢔꢨꢤ bꢔlꢤs ꢨnd supplemenꢤꢨl rꢔsꢤrinꢤ sꢢsꢤꢔm  
Afꢃer ꢃꢄe cꢄild resꢃrainꢃ sysꢃem is removed and  
ꢃꢄe seaꢃ belis fully reꢃracꢃed, ꢃꢄe auꢃomaic  
locking mode is cancelled and reꢃurned ꢃo ꢃꢄe  
emergency locking mode.  
Installation on rear seats - three-point  
type seat belts without automatic  
locking mode  
A
WARNING:  
ꢩhꢔ ꢤhꢔꢔ-poꢑnꢤ ꢤypꢔ sꢔaꢤ bꢔꢓꢤ on yoꢬꢆ  
vꢔhꢧclꢔ ꢑs noꢤ ꢔqꢬꢑppꢔd wꢑꢤh an aꢬꢤo-  
maꢤꢑc ꢓockꢑng modꢔ ꢆꢔꢤꢆacꢤoꢆ.  
SSS0258C  
SSS0335A  
SSS0259E  
ꢩhꢔ dꢑꢆꢔcꢤꢑon oꢃ ꢤhꢔ chꢧꢓd ꢆꢔsꢤꢆaꢑnꢤ sys-  
ꢤꢔm dꢔpꢔnds on ꢤhꢔ ꢤypꢔ oꢃ ꢤhꢔ chꢑꢓd  
ꢆꢔsꢤꢆaꢧnꢤ sysꢤꢔm and ꢤhꢔ sꢑzꢔ oꢃ ꢤhꢔ  
chꢑꢓd.  
Rear outboard  
3. Pull ouꢃ ꢃꢄe sꢄoulder belꢃ unꢃil ꢃꢄe enꢃire belꢃ  
is exꢃended ꢃo cꢄange ꢃꢄe locking mode ꢃo  
auꢃomaic locking.  
Fꢆonꢤ-ꢃacꢑng:  
Rear-facing:  
4. Allow ꢃꢄe seaꢃ belꢃ ꢃo reꢃracꢃ. Pull up ꢃꢄe  
sꢄoulder belꢃ ꢃo remove any slack in ꢃꢄe bel.  
2. Rouꢃe ꢃꢄe seaꢃ belꢃ ꢃongue ꢃhrougꢄ ꢃꢄe cꢄild  
resꢃrainꢃ sysꢃem and inseriinꢃo ꢃꢄe buckle  
unꢃil you ꢄear and feel ꢃꢄe laꢃcꢄ engage.  
If you musꢃ insꢃall a fron-facing cꢄild resꢃrainꢃ  
sysꢃem on ꢃꢄe rear sea, follow ꢃꢄese sꢃeps:  
Wꢄen you insꢃall a rear-facing cꢄild resꢃrainꢃ  
sysꢃem in ꢃꢄe rear sea, follow ꢃꢄese sꢃeps:  
5. Tesꢃ ꢃꢄe cꢄild resꢃrainꢃ sysꢃem before you  
place ꢃꢄe cꢄild in i. Tilifrom side ꢃo side.  
Try ꢃo ꢃug iforward and cꢄeck if iis ꢄeld  
securely in place.  
Be sure ꢃo follow ꢃꢄe cꢄild resꢃrainꢃ sysꢃem  
manufacꢃurer's insꢃrucꢃions for belrouing.  
1. Posiion ꢃꢄe rear-facing cꢄild resꢃrainꢃ sysꢃem  
on ꢃꢄe rear sea.  
1. Posiion ꢃꢄe fronꢃ-facing cꢄild resꢃrainꢃ sys-  
ꢃem on ꢃꢄe rear sea.  
Always follow ꢃꢄe cꢄild resꢃrainꢃ sysꢃem  
manufacꢃurer's insꢃrucꢃions for insꢃallaion.  
Always follow ꢃꢄe cꢄild resꢃrainꢃ sysꢃem  
manufacꢃurer's insꢃrucꢃions for insꢃallaion  
and use.  
6. Cꢄeck ꢃꢄaꢃ ꢃꢄe reꢃracꢃor is in ꢃꢄe auꢃomaic  
locking mode by ꢃrying ꢃo pull more of ꢃꢄe  
seaꢃ belꢃ ouꢃ of ꢃꢄe reꢃracꢃor. If you cannoꢃ  
pull any more belꢃ webbing ouꢃ of ꢃꢄe reꢃrac-  
ꢃor, ꢃꢄe reꢃracꢃor is in ꢃꢄe auꢃomaic locking  
2. Rouꢃe ꢃꢄe seaꢃ belꢃ ꢃongue ꢃꢄrougꢄ ꢃꢄe cꢄild  
resꢃrainꢃ sysꢃem and inseriinꢃo ꢃꢄꢅ buckle  
unꢃil you ꢄear and feel ꢃꢄe laꢃcꢄ engage.  
mode.  
7. Make sure ꢃꢄaꢃ ꢃꢄe cꢄild resꢃrainꢃ sysꢃem is  
properly secured prior ꢃo eacꢄ use. If ꢃꢄe seaꢃ  
belis noꢃ locked, repeaꢃ sꢃeps 3 ꢃꢄrougꢄ 6.  
1 -28 Safꢔꢤꢢ - sꢔaꢤs, sꢔaꢤ bꢔꢓꢤs and supplꢔmꢔnꢤal rꢔsꢤrainꢤ sꢢsꢤꢔm  
Safꢔꢤꢢ - sꢔaꢤs, sꢔaꢤ bꢔlꢤs and supplꢔmꢔnꢤal rꢔsꢤraꢑnꢤ sꢢ1 -29  
Ins  
ta  
llat  
io  
n
o
n
re  
a
r
s
e
at  
s
-
type seat belts  
A
WARNING:  
NISSAN ꢆꢔcommꢔnds thꢨt thꢔ chꢑꢓd rꢔ-  
stꢆaꢑnꢤ systꢔm bꢔ ꢑnstꢨꢓlꢔd ꢑn a sꢔꢨt  
ꢔquꢑppꢔd wꢑꢤh thꢔ thꢆꢔꢔ-poꢑnt typꢔ sꢔꢨt  
bꢔꢓꢤꢄ  
ꢩhꢔ dꢑꢆꢔcꢤꢑon of thꢔ chꢑꢓd ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢑnt sys-  
tꢔm dꢔpꢔnds on thꢔ typꢔ of thꢔ chꢑld  
ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢑnt systꢔm ꢨnd thꢔ sꢑzꢔ of thꢔ  
chꢑldꢄ  
SSS0375A  
Rear outboard  
Rꢔaꢆ-facꢑng:  
3. Toprevenslack ꢆn ꢃhe lap bel, ꢆꢃ ꢆs necessary  
ꢃo secure ꢃhe shoulder belꢃ ꢆn place wih a  
lockꢆng clp @ . Use ꢃhe lockꢆng clp aꢃꢃached  
ꢃo ꢃhe chld resꢃranꢃ sysꢃem or one whꢆch is  
equꢆvalenꢃ ꢆn dꢆmensꢆon and sꢃrengꢃh.  
3. To prevenꢃ slack ꢆn he lap bel, ꢆꢃ ꢆs necessary  
ꢃo secure ꢃhe shoulder belin place wꢆꢃh a  
locking clp @ . Use ꢃhe lockꢆng clp aꢃꢃached  
ꢃo ꢃhe chld resꢃrainꢃ sysꢃem or one which ꢆs  
equivalenꢃ ꢆꢇ dꢆmensꢆon and sꢃrengꢃh.  
If you musꢃ ꢆnsꢃall a rear-facing chld resꢃraꢆnꢃ  
sysꢃem on ꢃhe rear sea, follow ꢃhese sꢃeps:  
1. Posꢆꢃꢆon ꢃhe rear-facꢆng chld resꢃrainꢃ sysꢃem  
on ꢃhe rear sea.  
Be sure ꢃo follow ꢃhe chld resꢃrainꢃ sysꢃem  
manufacꢃurer's ꢆnsꢃrucꢃꢆons for belrouꢃꢆng.  
Be sure ꢃo follow ꢃhe chld resꢃrainꢃ sysꢃem  
manufacꢃurer's ꢆnsꢃrucꢃꢆons for belrouꢃꢆng..  
Always follow ꢃhe chld resꢃranꢃ sysꢃem  
manufacꢃurer's insꢃrucꢃꢆons for insꢃallaion  
and use.  
4. Tesꢃ ꢃhe child resꢃrainꢃ sysꢃem before you  
place ꢃhe chld n ꢆꢃ. Tlꢃ ꢆꢃ from sꢆde ꢃo sꢆde.  
Try ꢃo ꢃug ꢆꢃ forward and check ꢆf ꢆꢃ ꢆs held  
securely ꢆn place.  
4. Tesꢃ ꢃhe chld rJsꢃraꢆnꢃ sysꢃem before you  
place ꢃhe child ꢆn 'ꢆꢃ. Tilꢃ ꢆꢃ from sꢆde ꢃo side.  
Try ꢃo ꢃug ꢆꢃ forward and check ꢆf ꢆꢃ is held  
securely ꢆn place.  
2. Rouꢃe ꢃhe seaꢃ belꢃ ꢃongue ꢃhrough he chld  
resꢃrainꢃ sysꢃem and inserꢃ ꢆꢃ ꢆnꢃo ꢃhe buckle  
unil you hear and feel he laꢃch engage.  
5. Make sure ꢃhaꢃ ꢃhe chld resꢃrainꢃ sysꢃem ꢆs  
properly secured prior ꢃo each use.  
5. Make sure ꢃhaꢃ ꢃhe chld resꢃranꢃ sysꢃem is  
properly secured prꢆor ꢃo each use.  
1 �30 Safꢔꢤꢢ - sꢔaꢤs, sꢔaꢤ bꢔlts and supplꢔmꢔnꢤal rꢔsꢤrainꢤ sꢢsꢤꢔm  
Safꢔꢤꢢ - sꢔaꢤs, sꢔaꢤ bꢔlꢤs and supplꢔmꢔnꢤal ꢆꢔsꢤꢆaꢑnꢤ sysꢤem 1 -31  
8880300A  
888051 2  
Rꢔꢨꢆ-ꢃꢨcꢑng:  
pꢨssꢔngꢔꢆ's sꢔꢨꢤ, movꢔ ꢤhꢔ pꢨs-  
Fꢆonꢤ-ꢃꢨcꢑng:  
3. To prevent slack ꢆn tꢄe lap belt, ꢆt ꢆs necessary  
to secure tꢄe lap belt ꢆn place wꢆtꢄ a lockꢆng  
clp @' Use tꢄe lockꢆng clp or anotꢄer  
lockꢆng devꢆce attacꢄed to tꢄe chld restraꢆnt  
system.  
3. To preventslack ꢆn tꢄe lap belt, ꢆt ꢆs necessary  
to secure tꢄe lap belt ꢆn place wꢆtꢄ a lockꢆng  
clip @ . Use tꢄe lockꢆng'clp or anotꢄer  
lockꢆng devꢆce attacꢄed to tꢄe cꢄꢆld restraꢆnt  
system.  
Installation on front seat - with front  
passenger air bag  
sꢔꢨꢤ ꢤo ꢤhꢔ ꢆꢔꢨꢆmosꢤ posꢑꢤꢑon.  
If you must ꢆnstall a rear-facꢆng cꢄꢆld restraꢆnt  
system on tꢄe rear center seat equꢆpped wꢆtꢄ tꢄe  
two-poꢆnt type seat belt, follow tꢄese steps:  
If you must ꢆnstall a front-facꢆng cꢄꢆld restraꢆnt  
system on tꢄe rear center seat equꢆpped wꢆtꢄ tꢄe  
two-poꢆnt type seat belt, follow tꢄese steps:  
Chꢑꢓd ꢆꢔsꢤꢆꢨꢑnꢤ sꢢsꢤꢔms ꢃoꢆ ꢑnꢃꢨnꢤs mꢬsꢤ  
bꢔ ꢬsꢔd ꢑn ꢤhꢔ ꢆꢔꢨꢆ-ꢃꢨcꢑng dꢑꢆꢔcꢤꢑon ꢨnd  
ꢤhꢔꢆꢔꢃoꢆꢔ mꢬsꢤ noꢤ bꢔ ꢬsꢔd on ꢤhꢔ ꢃꢆonꢤ  
sꢔꢨꢤ.  
A
WARNING:  
Nꢔvꢔꢆ ꢑnsꢤꢨꢓꢓ ꢨ ꢆꢔꢨꢆ-ꢃꢨcꢑng chꢑꢓd ꢆꢔsꢤꢆꢨꢑnꢤ  
sꢢsꢤꢔm on ꢤhꢔ ꢃꢆonꢤ sꢔꢨꢤꢄ Inꢃꢓꢨꢤꢑng  
sꢬppꢓꢔmꢔnꢤꢨꢓ ꢃꢆonꢤ-ꢑmpꢨcꢤ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨgs ꢑn-  
ꢃꢓꢨꢤꢔ wꢑꢤh gꢆꢔꢨfoꢆcꢔꢄ A ꢆꢔꢨꢆ-ꢃꢨcꢑng chꢑꢓd  
ꢆꢔsꢤꢆꢨꢑnꢤ sꢢsꢤꢔm couꢓd bꢔ sꢤꢆuck bꢢ ꢤhꢔ  
sꢬppꢓꢔmꢔnꢤꢨꢓ ꢃꢆonꢤ-ꢑmpꢨcꢤ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨgs ꢑn  
ꢨn ꢨccꢑdꢔnꢤ ꢨnd coꢬꢓd sꢔꢆꢑoꢬsꢓꢢ ꢑnꢗꢬꢆꢔ oꢆ  
kꢑꢓꢓ ꢢoꢬꢆ chꢑꢓdꢄ  
1. Posꢆtꢆon tꢄe rear-facꢆng cꢄꢆld restraꢆnt system  
1. Posꢆtꢆon tꢄe front-facꢆng cꢄꢆld restraꢆnt sys-  
Be sure to follow tꢄe cꢄꢆld restraꢆnt system  
manufacturer's ꢆnstructꢆons for belt routꢆng.  
Be sure to follow tꢄe cꢄꢆld restraꢆnt system  
manufacturer's ꢆnstructꢆons for belt routꢆng.  
on tꢄe rear center seat.  
tem on tꢄe rear center seat.  
Do noꢤ ꢑnsꢤꢨꢓꢓ ꢨ chꢑꢓd ꢆꢔsꢤꢆꢨꢑnꢤ sꢢsꢤꢔm ꢑn  
Always follow tꢄe cꢄꢆld restraꢆnt system  
manufacturer's ꢆnstructꢆons for ꢆnstallatꢆon  
and use.  
Always follow tꢄe cꢄꢆld restraꢆnt system  
manufacturer's ꢆnstructꢆons for ꢆnstallation  
and use.  
4. Test tꢄe cꢄꢆld restraꢆnt system before you  
place tꢄe cꢄꢆld ꢆn ꢆt. Tlt ꢆt from sꢆde to sꢆde.  
Try to tug ꢆt forward and cꢄeck ꢆf ꢆt ꢆs ꢄeld  
securely in place.  
ꢤhꢔ cꢔnꢤꢔꢆ posꢑꢤꢑon oꢃ ꢤhꢔ ꢃꢆonꢤ bꢔnc,  
4. Test tꢄe cꢄꢆld restraꢆnt system before you  
place tꢄe cꢄꢆld ꢆn ꢆt. Tlt ꢆt from sꢆde to sꢆde.  
Try to tug ꢆt forward and cꢄeck ꢆf ꢆt ꢆs ꢄeld  
securely ꢆn place.  
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sꢔꢨꢤꢄ ꢩhꢑs posꢑꢤꢑon ꢑs noꢤ sꢬꢑꢤꢨbꢓꢔ ꢃoꢆ ꢤhꢔ  
ꢑnsꢤꢨꢓꢓꢨꢤꢑon oꢃ ꢨ chꢑꢓd ꢆꢔsꢤꢆꢨꢑnꢤ sꢢsꢤꢔmꢄ  
2. Route tꢄe seat belt tongue tꢄrougꢄ tꢄe cꢄꢆld  
restraꢆnt system and ꢆnsert ꢆt ꢆnto tꢄe buckle  
untꢆl you ꢄear and feel tꢄe latcꢄ engage.  
2. Route tꢄe seat belt tongue tꢄrougꢄ tꢄe cꢄꢆld  
restraꢆnt system and ꢆnsert ꢆt ꢆnto tꢄe buckle  
untꢆl you ꢄear ad feel tꢄe latcꢄ engage.  
5. Make sure tꢄat tꢄe cꢄꢆld restraꢆnt system ꢆs  
properly secured prꢆor to eacꢄ use.  
5. Make sure tꢄat tꢄe cꢄꢆld restraꢆnt system ꢆs  
properly secured prꢆor to eacꢄ use.  
NISSAN ꢆꢔcommꢔnds ꢤhꢨꢤ ꢨ chꢑꢓd ꢆꢔ-  
sꢤꢆꢨꢑnꢤ sꢢsꢤꢔm bꢔ ꢑnsꢤꢨꢓꢓꢔd on ꢤhꢔ ꢆꢔꢨꢆ  
sꢔꢨꢤ. Howꢔvꢔꢆ, ꢑꢃ ꢢoꢬ musꢤ ꢑnsꢤꢨꢓꢓ ꢨ  
ꢃꢆonꢤ-ꢃꢨcꢑng chꢑꢓd ꢆꢔsꢤꢆꢨꢑnꢤ sꢢsꢤꢔm ꢑn ꢤhꢔ  
Sꢨꢃꢔꢤꢢ - sꢔꢨꢤs, sꢔꢨꢤ bꢔlꢤs ꢨnd supplꢔmꢔnꢤꢨl ꢆꢔsꢤꢆꢨꢑnꢤ sꢢsꢤꢔm 1 -33  
1 -32 Sꢨꢃꢔꢤꢢ - sꢔꢨꢤs, sꢔꢨꢤ bꢔlꢤs ꢨnd suppꢓemꢔnꢤꢨꢓ rꢔsꢤꢆnꢤ sꢢsꢤꢔm  
Installation on front seat - without  
front passenger air bag  
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WARNING:  
NISSAN rꢔcommꢔnds thꢨt ꢨ chiꢓd ꢆꢔ-  
strꢨint sꢢstꢔm bꢔ ꢑnstꢨꢓlꢔd on thꢔ ꢆꢔꢨr  
sꢔꢨt. Howꢔvꢔꢆ, if ꢢou must insꢤꢨꢓꢓ ꢨ child  
rꢔstintsꢢstꢔm in thfꢆonꢤ pꢨssꢔngꢔꢆ's  
sꢔꢨt, movꢔ thꢔ pꢨssꢔngꢔꢆ's sꢔꢨt to thꢔ  
rꢔꢨrmost positꢑonꢄ  
Do not ꢑnstꢨlꢓ ꢨ chꢑꢓd rꢔstrꢨint sꢢstꢔm in  
thꢔ cꢔntr posꢑtꢑon of thꢔ fꢆont bꢔnch  
sꢔꢨt. ꢩhꢑs positꢑon ꢑs not suitꢨbꢓꢔ foꢆ thꢔ  
ꢑnstꢨꢓlꢨtion of ꢨ chꢑld ꢆꢔstꢆꢨint sꢢstꢔm.  
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Slide  
5.  
4. Route the seat belt tongue through the chld  
restraint system and ꢆnsert ꢆt ꢆnto the buckle  
untꢆl you hear and feel the latch engage.  
4. Route the seat belt tongue through the chld  
restraꢆnt system and ꢆnsert ꢆt ꢆnto the buckle  
until you hear and feel the latch engage.  
Fꢆont-fꢨcꢑng:  
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If you must ꢆnstall a rear-facing child restraꢆnt  
system on the front seat, follow these steps:  
If you must install a front-facꢆng chld restraꢆnt  
system on the front seat, follow these steps:  
6. Test the chld restraꢆnt system before you  
place the chld ꢆn ꢆt. Tlt ꢆt from sꢆde to sꢆde.  
Try to tug ꢆt forward and check ꢆf ꢆt ꢆs held  
securely ꢆn place.  
To prevent slack ꢆn the lap belt, ꢆt ꢆs necessary  
to secure the shoulder belt ꢆn place wꢆth a  
lockꢆng clip @ . Use the lockꢆng clp or  
another lockꢆng devꢆce attached to the child  
restraꢆnt system.  
To prevent slack ꢆn the lap belt, ꢆt ꢆs necessary  
to secure the shoulder belt ꢆn place wꢆth a  
lockꢆng clp @ . Ube the locking clp or  
another lockꢆng devꢆce attached to the chld  
restraꢆnt system.  
1. Move the seat to the rearmost posꢆtꢆon ꢀ.  
1. Move the seat to the rearmost posꢆtꢆon ꢀ·  
2. Adjust the head restraꢆnt to its hꢆghest posꢆ-  
tꢆon 0·  
2. Adjust the head restraꢆnt to ꢆts hꢆghest posꢆ-  
tꢆon 0.  
7. Make sure that the chld restraꢆnt system ꢆs  
3. Posꢆtꢆon the rear-facꢆng child restraint system  
on the front passenger's seat.  
properly secured prꢆor to each use.  
3. Posꢆtꢆon the front-facꢆng chld restraꢆnt sys-  
tem on the front passenger's seat. It should  
be placed ꢆn the front-facꢆng dꢆrectꢆon only.  
Be sure to follow the chld restraꢆnt system  
manufacturer's ꢆnstructꢆons for belt routꢆng.  
Be sure to follow the chld restraꢆnt system  
manufacturer's ꢆnstructions for belt routꢆng.  
Always follow the chld restraꢆnt system  
manufacturer's ꢆnstructꢆons for ꢆnstallation  
and use.  
Always follow the chld restraꢆnt system  
manufacturer's jnstructꢆons for ꢆnstallatꢆon  
and use.  
Sꢨfꢔꢤꢢ  
- sꢔꢨꢤs  
, sꢔꢨꢤ  
bꢔlꢤs  
ꢨnd  
supplꢔmꢔnꢤꢨl  
rꢔsꢤ  
rinꢤ  
1 34 Sꢨfꢔꢤꢢ - sꢔꢨꢤs, sꢔꢨꢤ bꢔlꢤs ꢨnd supplꢔmꢔnꢤꢨl rꢔsꢤrinꢤ sꢢsꢤꢔm  
sꢢsꢤꢔ  
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CHILD RESTRAINT ANCHORAGE  
(Wagon model for Australia)  
Your vehicle ꢆs desꢆgned ꢃo accommodaꢃe chld  
resꢃraꢆnꢃs on ꢃhe rear sea. When ꢆnsꢃallꢆng a  
child resꢃraꢆnꢃ, carefully read and follow ꢃhe  
ꢆnsꢃrucꢃions ꢆn ꢃhꢆs manual and ꢃhose supplꢆed  
wꢆꢃh he chld resꢃraꢆnꢃ.  
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WARNING:  
Chꢧld rꢔsꢤrꢨꢑnꢤ ꢨnchorꢨgꢔs ꢨrꢔ dꢔsꢧgnꢔd  
ꢤo wꢑꢤhsꢤꢨnd only ꢤhosꢔ loꢨds ꢑmposꢔd  
by corrꢔcꢤly fꢧꢤꢤꢔd chꢧld rꢔsꢤrꢨꢑnꢤs. Undꢔr  
no cꢑrcꢬmsꢤꢨncꢔs ꢨrhꢔyꢤo bꢔ ꢬsꢔd for  
ꢨdꢬlꢤ sꢔꢨꢤ bꢔlꢤs, hꢨrnꢔssꢔs orforꢨꢤꢤꢨch-  
ꢧng oꢤhꢔr ꢧꢤꢔms, or ꢔqꢬꢑpmꢔnꢤ ꢤo ꢤhꢔ  
vꢔhꢧclꢔ.  
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5. Slꢆde ꢃhe seaforward so ꢃhaꢃ ꢃhe seaꢃ belꢃ  
fully ꢃꢆghꢃens ꢃhe chld resꢃraꢆnꢃ sysꢃem.  
4. Rouꢃe ꢃhe seaꢃ belꢃ ꢃongue ꢃhrough he chld  
resꢃraꢆnꢃ sysꢃem and ꢆnserꢃ ꢆꢃ ꢆnꢃo ꢃhe buckle  
unꢃꢆl you hear and feel he laꢃch engage.  
Anchorage location  
ronꢤ-fꢨcꢧng:  
5. Slꢆde ꢃhe seaforward so ꢃhaꢃ ꢃhe seaꢃ belꢃ  
fully ꢃꢆghꢃens ꢃhe chld resꢃraꢆnꢃ sysꢃem.  
Anchorages are locaꢃed on ꢃhe rear floor panel.  
If you musꢃ ꢆnsꢃall a fronꢃ-facꢆng chld resꢃraꢆnꢃ  
sysꢃem on ꢃhe fronꢃ sea, follow ꢃhese sꢃeps:  
6. Tesꢃ ꢃhe chld resꢃraꢆnꢃ sysꢃem before you  
6. Tesꢃ ꢃhe chld resꢃraꢆnꢃ sysꢃem before you  
place ꢃhe chld ꢆn ꢆꢃ. Tlꢃ ꢆꢃ from sꢆde ꢃo sꢆde.  
Try ꢃo ꢃug iforward and check ꢆf ꢆꢃ ꢆs held  
securely ꢆn place.  
ꢩhꢔ chꢑld rꢔsꢤrꢨꢑnꢤ ꢤop ꢤꢔꢤhꢔr sꢤrꢨp mꢨy  
bꢔ dꢨmꢨgꢔd by conꢤꢨcꢤ wꢑꢤh ꢤhꢔ ꢤon-  
nꢔꢨꢬ covꢔror ꢧꢤꢔms ꢑn ꢤhꢔ lꢬggꢨgꢔ arꢔꢨ.  
Rꢔmovꢔ ꢤhꢔ ꢤonnꢔꢨꢬ covꢔr from ꢤhꢔ  
vꢔhꢧclꢔ or sꢔcꢬrꢔ ꢧꢤ ꢑn ꢤhꢔ lꢬggꢨgꢔ ꢨrꢔꢨꢄ  
Also sꢔcꢬrꢔ ꢨny ꢑꢤꢔms ꢑn ꢤhꢔ lꢬggꢨgꢔ  
rꢔꢨꢄ Yoꢬr chꢧld coꢬld bꢔ sꢔrꢧoꢬsly ꢧn-  
ꢗꢬrꢔd or kꢧllꢔd ꢑn ꢨ collꢧsꢑon ꢑf ꢤhꢔ ꢤop  
ꢤꢔꢤhꢔr sꢤrꢨp ꢧs dꢨmꢨgꢔd.  
A chld resꢃraꢆnꢃ anchor fꢆꢃꢃꢆng ꢆs insꢃalled ꢆn your  
vehicle as shown ꢆn ꢃhe ꢆllusꢃraꢃꢆon.  
place ꢃhe hld in  
ꢆꢃ from sꢆde ꢃo sꢆde.  
and check ꢆf ꢆꢃ ꢆs held  
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To prevenꢃ  
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anoꢃh  
1. Move ꢃhe seaꢃ ꢃo ꢃhe rearmosꢃ posꢆꢃꢆon ꢃ·  
Try ꢃo ꢃug Iꢃ  
securely ꢆn plce.  
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wꢆꢃh  
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or  
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2. Adjusꢃ ꢃhe head resꢃraꢆnꢃ ꢃo iꢃs hꢆghesꢃ posꢆ-  
ꢃꢆon @.  
hld  
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ed ꢃo  
aꢃꢃach  
7. Make sure ꢃhaꢃ ꢃhe chld resꢃraꢆnꢃ sysꢃem ꢆs  
properly secured prꢆor ꢃo each use.  
7. Make sure ꢃhat he chld resꢃraꢆnꢃ sysꢃem ꢆs  
properly secured prꢆor ꢃo each use.  
resꢃraꢆnꢃ sysꢃem.  
3. Posꢆꢃion ꢃhe fronꢃ-facꢆng chld resꢃrainꢃ sys-  
ꢃem on ꢃhe fronꢃ passenger's sea. Iꢃ should  
be placed ꢆn ꢃhe fronꢃ-facꢆng dꢆrecꢃion only.  
Be sure ꢃo follow ꢃhe chld resꢃraꢆnꢃ sysꢃem  
manufacꢃurer's ꢆnsꢃrucꢃions for belrouꢃꢆng.  
Always follow ꢃhe chld resꢃraꢆnꢃ sysꢃem  
manufacꢃurer's ꢆnsꢃrucꢃꢆons for ꢆnsꢃallaꢃꢆon  
and use.  
Sfꢔꢤꢢ - sꢔꢨꢤs, sꢔꢨꢤ bꢔlꢤs ꢨnd supplꢔmꢔnꢤꢨl ꢆꢔsꢤꢆꢨinꢤ sꢢsꢤꢔm 1 -37  
1 -36 Sfꢔꢤꢢ - sꢔꢨꢤs, sꢔꢨꢤ bꢔlꢤs ꢨnd supplꢔmꢔnꢤꢨl ꢆꢔsꢤꢆꢨꢧnꢤ sꢢsꢤꢔm  
SUPPLEMENTAL RESTRAINT  
SYSTEM (if so equipped)  
FRONT AND SIDE (if so equipped)  
AIR BAG SYSTEM  
systꢔm (SRS) ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg wꢨꢆnꢑng ꢓꢑght iꢓlꢲmꢑ-  
ntꢔs ꢴoꢆ ꢨboꢲt 7 sꢔconds ꢨnd thꢔn tꢲꢆns  
ofꢴ. ꢩhꢑs ꢑndicꢨtꢔs thꢨt thꢔ SRS ꢨiꢆ bꢨg  
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WARNING:  
Child restraint anchor fitting  
Attachment bolt 7.9375 (5/1 6) 1 8 UNC-2A,  
30 (1 .1 8) long  
ꢩhꢔ ꢲsꢔ oꢴ a child ꢆꢔstint ꢨnchoꢆꢨgꢔ  
ꢴꢑtting moꢆꢔ thꢨn 3.0 mm (0.1 18 ꢑn) thickꢱ oꢆ  
boꢓts oꢆ spꢨcꢔꢆs othꢔꢆ thꢨn thosꢔ ꢆꢔꢴꢔꢆꢆꢔd  
to ꢨbovꢔꢱ coꢲld sꢔꢆioꢲsly ꢨꢴꢴꢔct thꢔ pꢔꢰoꢆ-  
mꢨncꢔ oꢴ thꢔ ꢨnchoꢆꢨgꢔ ꢑn ꢨ coꢓlision.  
systꢔm ꢑs opꢔꢆꢨtꢑonꢨꢓ.  
Tꢄꢆs supplemental restraꢆnt system (SRS) sec-  
tꢆon contains important ꢆnformation concernꢆng  
tꢄe drꢆver and passenger supplemental front air  
bags, sꢆde ar bags (f so equꢆpped) and pre-  
tensꢆoner seat belt.  
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WARNING:  
Sꢲpplꢔmꢔntꢨꢓ ꢴꢆont iꢆ bꢨgs:  
ꢩh. sꢲpplꢔmꢔntꢨl ꢴꢆont ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨgs oꢆdꢑ-  
nꢨꢆꢑly wꢑlꢓ not ꢑnꢴlꢨtin thꢔ ꢔvꢔnt oꢴ ꢨ  
sꢑdꢔ ꢑmpꢨctꢱ ꢆꢔꢨꢆ ꢑmpꢨctꢱ ꢆoꢓl ovꢔꢆꢱ oꢆ  
lowꢔꢆ sꢔvꢔꢆꢑty ꢴꢆontꢨl coꢓꢓisꢑon. Aꢓwꢨys  
wꢔꢨꢆ yoꢲꢆ sꢔꢨt bꢔlts to hꢔꢓp ꢆꢔdꢲcꢔ thꢔ  
ꢆꢑsk oꢆ sꢔvꢔꢆity oꢴ ꢑnjꢲꢳ in vꢨꢆꢑoꢲs kꢑnds  
oꢴ ꢨccidꢔnts.  
Sꢲpplꢔmꢔntꢨl ꢴꢆont ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg systꢔm: Tis  
system can ꢄelp cusꢄꢆon tꢄe ꢆmpact force to tꢄe  
ꢄead and cꢄest of tꢄe drꢆver and front passenger  
ꢆn certaꢆn frontal collisꢆons.  
Sꢲpplꢔmꢔntꢨꢓ sꢑdꢔ ꢨiꢆ bꢨg systꢔm (iꢴ so  
ꢔqꢲippꢔd): Tis system can ꢄelp cusꢄꢆon tꢄe  
mpact force to tꢄe head and tꢄe cꢄest area of  
tꢄe drꢆver and front passenger ꢆn certaꢆn sꢆde  
mpact collꢆsꢆons. Tꢄe side ar bag ꢆs desꢆgned to  
ꢆnflate on tꢄe sꢆde wꢄere tꢄe veꢄꢆcle ꢆs ꢆmpacted.  
anchorage  
on body structure  
diameter  
outer: 1 5.0 - 1 7.1  
(0.591 - 0.669)  
inner: 8.1 - 1 0.0  
(0.3 1 9 - 0.394)  
Unit: mm (in)  
SPA1807  
Installation of child restraint  
anchorage fittings  
ꢩhꢔ sꢔꢨt bꢔꢓts ꢨnd thꢔ sꢲppꢓꢔmꢔntꢨl  
ꢴꢆont iꢆ bꢨgs ꢨꢆꢔ most ꢔꢴfꢔctꢑvꢔ whꢔn  
yoꢲ ꢨꢆꢔ sitting back ꢨnd ꢲpꢆight in thꢔ  
sꢔꢨt. Aiꢆ bꢨgs inꢴlꢨtwth gꢆꢔꢨt ꢴoꢆcꢔ. Iꢴ  
yoꢲ ꢨꢆꢔ ꢲnꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢑnꢔdꢱ lꢔꢨnꢑng ꢴoꢁꢨꢆdꢱ  
sittꢑng sꢑdꢔwꢨys oot oꢴ position in ꢨny  
wꢨyꢱ yoꢲ ꢨꢆꢔ ꢨt gꢆꢔꢨtꢔꢆ ꢆisk oꢴ ꢑnjꢲꢵ oꢆ  
dꢔꢨth ꢑn ꢨ cꢆꢨsh ꢨnd mꢨy ꢨꢓso ꢆꢔcꢔꢑvꢔ  
sꢔꢆꢑoꢲs otꢨꢓ ꢑnꢗꢲꢆiꢔs ꢴꢆom thꢔ sꢲpplꢔ-  
mꢔntꢨꢓ ꢴꢆont iꢆ bꢨg iꢴ yoꢲ ꢨꢆꢔ ꢲp  
ꢨgꢨꢑnst it whꢔn ꢑt ꢑnꢴlꢨtꢔsꢄ  
Posꢆtꢆon tꢄe spacer and cꢄild restraint ancꢄor-  
age fꢆttꢆng as ꢆllustrated and tꢆgꢄten tꢄe bolt  
securely wꢆtꢄ a proper and tool.  
Tꢄese supplemental restraꢆnt systems are de-  
sꢆgned to sꢲppꢓꢔmꢔnt tꢄe crasꢄ protectꢆon  
provided by tꢄe drꢆver and front passenger seat  
belts and are not ꢨ sꢲbstttfor tꢄem. Seat  
belts sꢄould always be correctly worn and tꢄe  
drꢆver and front passenger seated a suꢆtable  
dꢆstance away from tꢄe steerꢆng wꢄeel, ꢆnstru-  
ment panel and front door fꢆnꢆsꢄers. (See "Seat  
belts" earlꢆer in tꢄꢆs sectꢆon for ꢆnstructꢆons and  
precautꢆons on seat belt usage.)  
Usꢔ ꢨ bolt oꢴ 7.9375 mm (5/16 in) ꢑn  
dꢑꢨmꢔtꢔꢆ 18 UNC-2A ꢨnd 30 mm (1.18 ꢑn)  
ꢓongꢄ  
Do not ꢑnstꢨꢓꢓ chꢑꢓd ꢆꢔstints wth ꢨn  
nchoꢆꢨgꢔ ꢴitting mꢨtꢔꢆiꢨl thꢑcknꢔss  
moꢆꢔ thꢨn 3.0 mm (0.1 18 in).  
Sit upright and well back.  
Usꢔ ꢨ ꢓock wꢨshꢔꢆ wth ꢨ thꢑcknꢔss oꢴ  
2.21 mm (0.0870 ꢑn) mꢨximꢲm.  
Whꢔn thꢔ ignꢑtion switch is tꢲꢆnꢔd to thꢔ  
ON posꢑtꢑonꢱ thꢔ sꢲpplꢔmꢔntꢨl ꢆꢔstꢆꢨꢑnt  
Sꢨfty - sꢔꢨts, sꢔꢨt bꢔlts ꢨnd sꢲpplꢔmꢔntꢨl ꢆꢔstꢆꢨint systꢔm 1 -39  
1 -38 Sꢨꢴꢔty - sꢔꢨꢉꢱ sꢔꢨt bꢔlts ꢨnd supplꢔmꢔntꢨl rꢔstꢆꢨint systꢔm  
:
NING  
WAR  
A
Nꢒvꢒꢆ ꢓꢒꢤ chꢐꢓdꢆꢒn ꢆꢐdꢒ ꢬnꢆꢒsꢤꢆꢨꢐnꢒd ꢨs  
shown ꢐn ꢤhꢒ pꢆꢒvꢐoꢬs ꢐꢓꢓꢬsꢤꢆꢨꢤꢐons.  
Chꢐꢓdꢒn mꢨy bꢒ sꢒvꢒꢆꢒꢓy ꢐnꢗꢬꢆꢒd oꢆ kꢐꢓꢓꢒd  
whꢒn ꢤhꢒ ꢃꢆonꢤ ꢨꢐꢆ bꢨg ꢐnꢃꢓꢨꢤꢒs ꢐꢃ ꢤhꢒy ꢨꢆꢒ  
noꢤ pꢆopꢒꢆꢓy ꢆꢒsꢤꢆꢨꢐnꢒdꢄ  
Alsoꢱ nꢒvꢒꢆ ꢐnsꢤꢨꢓꢓ ꢨ ꢆꢒꢨꢆ ꢃꢨcꢐng chꢐꢓd ꢆꢒ-  
sꢤꢆꢨꢐnꢤ ꢐn ꢤhꢒ ꢃꢆonꢤ sꢒꢨꢤꢄ Foꢆ ꢨddꢐꢤꢐonꢨꢓ  
ꢐnꢃoꢆmꢨꢤꢐonꢱ sꢒꢒ "Chꢐꢓd ꢆꢒsꢤꢆꢨꢐnꢤs" ꢒꢨꢆꢓꢐꢒꢆ  
ꢐn ꢤhꢐs sꢒcꢤꢐonꢄ  
Do not lean against the door.  
SSS0059  
A
WARNING:  
on ꢤhꢒ sꢐdꢒ oꢃ ꢤhꢒ sꢒꢨꢤbꢨck oꢃ ꢤhꢒ ꢃꢆonꢤ  
sꢒꢨꢤ. Do noꢤ ꢨlꢓow ꢨnyonꢒ sꢐꢤꢤꢐng ꢐn ꢤhꢒ  
ꢃꢆonꢤsꢒꢨo ꢒxꢤꢒnd ꢤhꢒꢐꢆ hꢨnd oꢬꢤ oꢃ ꢤhꢒ  
wꢐndow oꢆ ꢓꢒꢨn ꢨgꢨꢐnsꢤ ꢤhꢒ dooꢆꢄ Somꢒ  
xꢨmpꢓꢒs oꢃ dꢨngꢒꢆoꢬs ꢆꢐdꢐng posꢐꢤꢐons  
ꢨꢆꢒ shown ꢐn ꢤhꢒ pꢆꢒvꢐoꢬs ꢐꢓꢓꢬsꢤꢆꢨꢤꢐonsꢄ  
Sꢬppꢓꢒmꢒnꢤꢨꢓ sꢐdꢒ ꢨꢐꢆ bꢨgs (ꢐꢃ so  
ꢒqꢬꢐppꢒd):  
ꢩhꢒ sꢬppꢓꢒmꢒnꢤꢨl sꢐdꢒ ꢨꢐꢆ bꢨg oꢆdꢐnꢨꢆꢐly  
wꢐlꢓ noꢤ ꢐnꢃꢓꢨꢤꢒ ꢐn ꢤhꢒ ꢒvꢒnꢤ oꢃ ꢨ ꢃꢆonꢤꢨꢓ  
ꢐmpꢨcꢤꢱ ꢆꢒꢨꢆ ꢐmpꢨcꢤ oꢆ ꢓowꢒꢆ sꢒvꢒrꢐꢤy  
sꢐdꢒ coꢓꢓꢐsꢐon. Aꢓwꢨys wꢒꢨꢆ yoꢬꢆ sꢒꢨꢤ  
bꢒꢓꢤs ꢤo hꢒꢓp ꢆꢒdꢬcꢒ ꢤhꢒ ꢆꢐsk oꢆ sꢒvꢒꢆꢐꢤy  
oꢃ ꢐnꢗꢬꢋ ꢐn vꢨꢆꢐoꢬs kꢐnds oꢃ ꢨccꢐdꢒnꢤsꢄ  
Whꢒn sꢐtꢤꢐng ꢐn ꢤhꢒ ꢆꢒꢨꢆ sꢒꢨꢤꢱ do noꢤ  
hold onꢤo ꢤhꢒ sꢒꢨꢤbꢨck oꢃ ꢤhꢒ ꢃꢆonsꢒꢨꢤꢄ  
Iꢃ ꢤhꢒ sꢐdꢒ ꢨꢐꢆ bꢨg ꢐnꢃꢓꢨꢤꢒsꢱ ꢤhꢒ occꢬpꢨnꢤ  
mꢨy bꢒ sꢒꢆꢐoꢬsly ꢐnjꢬꢆꢒdꢄ Bꢒ ꢒspꢒcꢐꢨꢓꢓy  
cꢨꢆꢒꢃꢬl wꢐꢤh chꢐꢓdꢆꢒnꢱ who sꢶoꢷꢓd ꢨꢓ-  
wꢨys bꢒ pꢆopꢒꢆꢓy ꢆꢒsꢤꢆꢨꢐnꢒd.  
ꢩhꢒ sꢒꢨꢤ bꢒꢓꢤs ꢨnd ꢤhꢒ sꢬpplꢒmꢒnꢤꢨꢓ  
sꢐdꢒ ꢨꢐꢆ bꢨg ꢨꢆꢒ mosꢤ ꢒꢃꢃꢒctꢐvꢒ whꢒn yoꢬ  
ꢨꢆꢒ sꢐꢤꢤꢐng wꢒlꢓ bꢨck ꢨnd ꢬpꢆꢐghꢤ ꢐn ꢤhꢒ  
sꢒꢨꢤꢄ ꢩhꢒ sidꢒ ꢨꢐꢆ bꢨg ꢐnꢃlꢨꢤꢒs wꢐꢤh gꢆꢒꢨꢤ  
ꢃoꢆcꢒ. Do noꢤ ꢨlꢓow ꢨnyonꢒ ꢤo plꢨcꢒ ꢤhꢒꢐꢆ  
hꢨndꢱ ꢓꢒg oꢆ ꢃꢨcꢒ nꢒꢨꢆ ꢤhꢒ sꢐdꢒ ꢨꢐꢆ bꢨg  
SSS0009  
SSS01 00  
Do noꢤ ꢬsꢒ sꢒꢨꢤ covꢒꢆs on ꢤhꢒ ꢃꢆonꢤ  
sꢒꢨꢤbꢨcks. ꢩhꢒy m/ꢨ y ꢐnꢤꢒꢫꢒꢆꢒ wꢐꢤh  
sꢬppꢓꢒmꢒnꢤꢨl sꢐdꢒ ꢨꢐꢆ bꢨg ꢐnꢃꢓꢨꢤꢐon.  
Sft- sꢒaꢤsꢱ sꢒaꢤ bꢒlꢤs and sꢲpplꢒmꢒnꢤal rꢒsꢤrainꢤ sꢢsꢤꢒ1 -41  
1 -40 Sfꢒꢤꢢ - sꢒaꢤsꢱ sꢒaꢤ bꢒlꢤs and sꢲpplꢒmꢒnꢤal rꢒsꢤrainꢤ sꢢsꢤꢒm  
Do  
noꢤ  
Tꢄe ar bag or sꢆde ar bag wꢆll deflate quꢆckly  
after tꢄe collisꢆon ꢆs over.  
tꢤꢨch  
ꢨn  
y obꢗꢔc  
ts  
to  
thꢔ  
stꢔꢔꢆ  
-
t
Passenger air bag module  
ng  
whꢔꢔꢓ  
pꢨd  
nd  
to  
thꢔ  
ꢑns  
trꢲmꢔn  
pꢨnꢔꢓꢄ  
whꢔꢔꢹ  
Obꢗꢔc  
ts ꢨ  
pꢨd ꢨnd  
ttꢨchꢔd  
to t  
hꢔ s  
ꢲmꢔn  
tꢔꢔꢆꢑng  
t pꢨn  
Whꢔn ꢤhꢔ ꢑgnꢑtꢑon swtch ꢑs tꢲꢆnꢔd to ꢤhꢔ  
ON posꢑtꢑon, ꢤhꢔ sꢲppꢓꢔmꢔntꢨꢓ ꢆꢔsꢤꢆꢨꢑnꢤ  
' sꢢsꢤꢔm (SRS) ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg wrnꢑng ꢹꢑght ꢑꢹꢓꢲmꢑ-  
ntꢔs ꢴoꢆ ꢨboꢲt 7 sꢔconds ꢨnd thꢔn ꢤꢲꢆns  
oꢴꢴ. ꢩhꢑs ꢑndꢑcꢨtꢔs ꢤhꢨt ꢤhꢔ SRS ꢨꢑr bꢨg  
sꢢstꢔm ꢑs opꢔrꢨꢤꢑonꢨꢓ.  
Supplemental side air bag modules  
(if so equipped)  
ꢤo thꢔ  
ꢑnstr  
ꢔꢓ  
ꢨnd  
mꢨꢢ bꢔcomꢔ  
cꢨꢲsꢔ ꢑnjꢲꢋ ꢑꢴ thꢔ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg ꢑnꢴꢓꢨtꢔs.  
dꢨngꢔ  
roꢲs pꢆ  
oꢺꢔꢏꢑꢹꢔs  
Woꢆk ꢨꢆoꢲnd ꢨnd on thꢔ sꢲppꢓꢔmꢔntꢨꢓ  
ront ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg sꢢstꢔms oꢆ sꢑdꢔ sꢲppꢓꢔ-  
mꢔntꢨꢓ ꢴꢆont ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg sꢢstꢔm shoꢲꢓd bꢔ  
donꢔ bꢢ ꢨ NISSAN dꢔꢨꢓꢔꢆꢄ Instꢨꢹꢓꢨtꢑon oꢴ  
ꢔꢹꢔcꢤrꢑcꢨꢓ ꢔqꢲꢑpmꢔnt shoꢲꢓd ꢨꢓso bꢔ  
donꢔ bꢢ ꢨ NISSAN dꢔꢨꢹꢔꢆꢄ ꢩhꢔ SRS  
wrꢑng hꢨꢆnꢔssꢔs* shoꢲꢓd noꢤ bꢔ modꢑ-  
ꢴꢑꢔd oꢆ dꢑsconnꢔctꢔd. Unꢨꢲthoꢆꢑzꢔd  
ꢔꢹꢔcꢤꢆꢑcꢨꢓ tꢔst ꢔqꢲꢑpmꢔnt ꢨnd pꢆobꢑng  
dꢔvꢑcꢔs shoꢲꢓd not bꢔ ꢲsꢔd on thꢔ ꢨꢑꢆ  
bꢨg sꢢstꢔmsꢄ  
A
WARNING:  
Seat belt pre-tensioner  
retractor (if so equipped)  
Rꢑghꢤ ꢨꢴꢤꢔꢆ ꢑnꢴꢓꢨꢤꢑon, sꢔvꢔrꢨꢓ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg sꢢs-  
ꢤꢔm componꢔnꢤs wꢑꢓꢹ bꢔ hot. Do not  
ꢤoꢲch thꢔm; ꢢoꢲ mꢨꢢ sꢔvꢔꢆꢔꢹꢢ, bꢲꢆn  
ꢢoꢲꢆsꢔꢓꢴ.  
SPA1040B  
along wꢆtꢄ tꢄe use of seat belts, ꢄelp to cusꢄion  
tꢄe ꢆmpact force on tꢄe ꢄead and cꢄest of tꢄe  
front occupants. Tꢄey can ꢄelp save lꢆves and  
reduce serꢆous ꢆnjurꢆes. However, an ꢆnflatꢆng ar  
seat) ꢆs desꢆgned to ꢆnflate ꢆn ꢄꢆgꢄer severꢆty sꢆde  
collꢆsꢆons, altꢄougꢄ ꢆt may ꢆnflate ꢆf tꢄe forces ꢆn  
anotꢄer type of collꢆsꢆon are sꢆmlar to tꢄose of a  
ꢄꢆgꢄer severꢆty sꢆde ꢆmpact. It ꢆs desꢆgned to  
ꢆnflate on tꢄe sꢆde wꢄere tꢄe veꢄꢆcle ꢆs ꢆmpacted.  
It may not ꢆnflate ꢆn certaꢆn sꢆde collꢆsꢆons. Ve-  
ꢄꢆcle, damage (or lack of ꢆt) ꢆs not always an  
indꢆcatꢆon of proper sꢆde ar bag operatꢆon.  
Fꢆont ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg ꢔqꢲꢑppꢔd modꢔꢓs: Tꢄe driver  
supplemental ar bag ꢆs located ꢆn tꢄe center of  
tꢄe steering wꢄeel; tꢄe front passenger supple-  
mental ar' bag ꢆs mounted ꢆn tꢄe dasꢄboard  
above tꢄe glove box. The ar bags are designed  
to inflate ꢆn ꢄigꢄer severꢆty frontal collisions,  
altꢄougꢄ tꢄey may ꢆnflate ꢆf tꢄe forces ꢆn anotꢄer  
type of collꢆsꢆon are sꢆmlar to tꢄose of a ꢄꢆgꢄer  
severꢆty frontal mpact. Tꢄey may not ꢆnflate ꢆn  
certaꢆnfrontal collꢆsꢆons. Veꢄicle damage (or lack  
of ꢆt) ꢆs not always an ꢆndꢆcatꢆon of proper  
supplemental ar bag operatꢆon.  
No ꢲnꢨꢲthorꢑzꢔd chꢨngꢔs shoꢲꢓd bꢔ  
mꢨdꢔ ꢤo ꢨnꢢ componꢔnts oꢆ wrng oꢴ  
ꢤhꢔ sꢲppꢹꢔmꢔntꢨꢓ ꢴꢆonꢤ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg or sꢑdꢔ  
ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg sꢢstꢔm. ꢩhꢑs ꢑs to prꢔvꢔnt ꢨccꢑ-  
dꢔnꢤꢨꢹ ꢑꢆiꢴꢓꢨꢤꢑon oꢴ thꢔ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg oꢆ sꢑdꢔ ꢨꢑꢆ  
bꢨg or dꢨmꢨgꢔ to thꢔ ꢨꢑr bꢨg sꢢstꢔmꢄ  
* ꢩhꢔ SRS wꢑꢆꢑng hꢨꢆnꢔss connꢔctoꢆs ꢨrꢔ  
ꢢꢔꢹꢓow ꢨnd/oꢆ oꢆꢨngꢔ ꢴoꢆ ꢔꢨsꢢ ꢑdꢔntꢑꢴꢑ-  
cꢨtꢑon.  
bag  
may cause facꢆal abrasꢆons or otꢄer injurꢆes.  
,
Aꢆr bags and side ar bags do not provꢆde  
restraꢆnt to tꢄe lower body.  
Pre-tensioner seat belt system (if so  
equipped for front seats)  
ꢩꢨmpꢔꢆꢑng wꢑꢤh thꢔsꢔ sꢢstꢔms mꢨꢢ ꢆꢔ-  
sꢲꢹꢤ ꢑn sꢔrꢑoꢲs pꢔꢸonꢨꢹ ꢑnꢗꢲꢵ. ꢩꢨmpꢔr-  
ng ꢑncꢹꢲdꢔs chꢨngꢔs ꢤo ꢤhꢔ sꢤꢔꢔꢆꢑng  
whꢔꢔꢹ ꢨnd thꢔ ꢑnstrꢲmꢔnt pꢨnꢔꢹ, ꢨnd thꢔ  
ꢴꢆontsꢔꢨts ꢨssꢔmbꢹꢢ bꢢ pꢓꢨcꢑng mꢨꢤꢔrꢑꢨꢓ  
ovꢔꢆ ꢤhꢔ stꢔꢔrꢑng whꢔꢔꢓ pꢨd ꢨnd ꢨbovꢔ  
ꢤhꢔ dꢨshboꢨrd ꢨnd nꢔꢨꢆ thꢔ sꢔꢨꢤbꢨck oꢴ  
ꢤhꢔ ꢴronꢤ sꢔꢨt or bꢢ ꢑnsꢤaꢓꢓꢑng ꢨddꢑtꢑonꢨꢹ  
tꢆꢑm mꢨtꢔꢆꢑꢨꢓ ꢨroꢲnd ꢤhꢔsꢔ sꢢsꢤꢔms.  
Tꢄe seat belts sꢄould be correctly worn and tꢄe  
drꢆver and passenger seated uprꢆgꢄt as far a�  
practꢆcal away from tꢄe steerꢆng wꢄeel or dasꢄ  
board. Sꢆnce tꢄe ar bags and sꢆde ar bag ꢆnflate  
quickly ꢆn order to ꢄelp protect tꢄe front occu-  
pants, tꢄe force of tꢄe ar bag or sꢆde air bag  
ꢆnflatꢆng can ꢆncrease tꢄe rꢆsk of ꢆnjury ꢆf tꢄe  
occupant ꢆs too close to or ꢆs agaꢆnst tꢄe ar bag  
module or sꢆde ar bag module durꢆng inflatꢆon.  
Wꢄen tꢄe supplemental front ar bag or sꢆde ar  
bag ꢆnflates, a farly loud noꢆse may be ꢄeard,  
followed by release of smoke. Tꢄꢆs smoke ꢆs not  
armful and does not ꢆndꢆcate a fre, but care  
sꢄould be taken not to ꢆnꢄale it, as ꢆt may cause  
rrꢆtatꢆon and 'cꢄokꢆng. Tꢄose wꢆtꢄ a ꢄꢆstory of  
breatꢄꢆng trouble sꢄould get fresꢄ ar promptly.  
A
WARNING:  
ꢩhꢔ pꢆꢔ-ꢤꢔnsꢑonꢔꢆ sꢔꢨt bꢔꢹt cꢨnnot bꢔ  
ꢆꢔꢲsꢔd ꢨꢴtr ꢨctꢑvꢨꢤꢑon. It mꢲst bꢔ ꢆꢔ-  
pꢓꢨcꢔd togꢔthꢔꢆ wth thꢔ ꢆꢔtꢆꢨctoꢆ ꢨs ꢨ  
ꢲnꢑt.  
Sꢑdꢔ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg ꢔqꢲꢑppꢔd modꢔꢓs (ꢑꢴ so  
ꢔqꢲꢑppꢔd): Tꢄe sꢆde ar bags are located ꢆn tꢄe  
outsꢆde of tꢄe seatback of tꢄe front seats. Tꢄe  
sꢆde ar bag (on tꢄe drꢆver or front passenger  
Iꢴ ꢤhꢔ vꢔhꢑcꢓꢔ bꢔcomꢔs ꢑnvoꢓvꢔd ꢑn 'cꢔꢆ-  
Supplemental front ar bags and sꢆde ar bags,  
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Sꢨꢴꢔꢤꢢ - sꢔꢨꢤs, sꢔꢨꢤ bꢔꢹꢤs ꢨnd sꢲppꢓꢔmꢔnꢤꢨꢓ rꢔsꢤrꢨꢑnꢤ sꢢstꢔm 1 -43  
1 -42 Sꢨꢴꢔꢤꢢ - sꢔꢨts, sꢔꢨꢤ bꢔꢹꢤs ꢨnd sꢲppꢹꢔmꢔnꢤꢨꢹ rꢔsꢤrꢨꢑnꢤ sꢢsꢤꢔm  
ꢒffꢒctꢧvꢒ whꢒn you ꢨꢆꢒ sꢧttꢑng bꢨck ꢨnd  
upꢆꢑght ꢑn thꢒ sꢒꢨt. Aꢑꢆ bꢨg ꢑnꢴꢓꢨtꢒs wth  
gꢆꢒꢨt ꢴoꢆcꢒ. Iꢴ you ꢨꢆꢒ unꢆꢒstꢆꢨꢑnꢒdꢿ  
ꢓꢒꢨnꢑng ꢴoꢁꢨꢆdꢿ sꢧttꢑng sꢑdꢒwꢨys oꢆ out  
oꢴ posꢑtꢑon ꢑn ꢨny wꢨy, you ꢨꢆꢒ ꢨt gꢒꢨtꢒꢆ  
ꢆꢑskoꢴ ꢑnꢗuꢋ oꢆ dꢒꢨth ꢑn ꢨ cꢆꢨsh ꢨnd mꢨy  
ꢨꢹso ꢆꢒcꢒꢑvꢒ sꢒꢆꢧous oꢆ ftꢨꢓ ꢑnꢗuꢆꢑꢒs  
ꢴꢆom thꢒ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg ꢑꢴ you ꢨꢆꢒ up ꢨgꢨꢑnst t  
whꢒn ꢑt ꢑnꢴꢓꢨtꢒs.  
The fronꢃ seapre-ꢃensꢆoner seat belꢃ sysꢃem  
acꢃꢆvaꢃes ꢆn conjuncꢃion wꢆꢃh he ar bag. Work-  
ng wꢆꢃh he seaꢃ belreꢃracꢃor, ꢆꢃ helps ꢃꢆghꢃen  
he seaꢃ belꢃ ꢃhe ꢆnsꢃanꢃ ꢃhe vehꢆcle becomes  
nvolved ꢆn ceran ꢃypes of collꢆsꢆons, hereby  
resꢃranng seaꢃ occupanꢃs.  
tꢨꢑn typꢒs oꢴ ꢴꢆontꢨꢹ coꢹꢓꢑsꢑon but thꢒ  
pꢆꢒ-tꢒnsꢧonꢒꢆ ꢑs not ꢨctꢑvꢨtꢒdꢻ bꢒ sꢲꢆꢒ  
to hꢨvꢒ thꢒ pꢆꢒ-tꢒnsꢧonꢒꢆ sꢒꢨt bꢒꢓt sys-  
tꢒm chꢒckꢒd ꢨnd, ꢑꢴ nꢒcꢒssꢨꢋꢻ ꢆꢒpꢹꢨcꢒd  
by ꢨ NIꢽꢽAN dꢒꢨꢹꢒꢆ.  
DRIVER AIR BAG SYSTEM  
Thꢆs Supplemenal Resꢃranꢃ Sysꢃem secꢃꢆon  
conans ꢆmporanꢃ ꢆnformaꢃꢆon concernng ꢃhe  
drꢆver ar bag and pre-ꢃensꢆoner seaꢃ bel. The  
Supplemenal Resꢃranꢃ Sysꢃem Aꢆr Bag can  
help reduce ꢆmpacꢃ force ꢃo ꢃhe drꢆver n ceran  
fronal collꢆsꢆons. The ar bag ꢆs desꢆgned ꢃo  
suppꢹꢒmꢒnt he crash proꢃecꢃꢆon provꢆded by  
he drꢆver seaꢃ bel. and ꢆs not ꢨ substtutfor  
ꢆꢃ. The seaꢃ belꢃs should always be correcꢃly  
worn and ꢃhe drꢆver seaꢃed a suꢆꢃable dꢆsꢃance  
from he sꢃeering wheel. (See "Seaꢃ belꢃs" earlꢆer  
n hꢆs secꢃꢆon for nsꢃrucꢃꢆons and precauꢃꢆons  
on seaꢃ belꢃ usage.)  
No ꢲnꢨuthoꢆꢑzꢒd chꢨngꢒs shouꢹd bꢒ  
mꢨdꢒ to ꢨny componꢒnts'oꢆ wꢑꢆꢑng oꢴ  
thꢒ pꢆꢒ-tꢒnsꢑonꢒꢆ sꢒꢨt bꢒꢹt systꢒm. ꢩhꢑs  
ꢑs to pꢆꢒvꢒnt ꢨccꢑdꢒntꢨꢹ ꢆꢒtꢆꢨctꢑon oꢆ  
The pre-ꢃensꢆoner ꢆs encased wꢆꢃh he seaꢃ bel's  
reꢃracꢃor. These seaꢃ belꢃs are used ꢃhe same as  
convenꢃꢆonal seaꢃ belꢃs.  
Seat belt pre-tensioner retractor  
(if so equipped)  
xtꢒnsꢑon oꢴ thꢒ pꢆꢒ-tꢒnsꢧonꢒꢆ sꢒꢨt bꢒꢓt When he pre-ꢃensꢆoner seaꢃ belacꢃꢆvaꢃes,  
smoke ꢆs released and a loud noꢆse may be  
heard. The smoke ꢆs noꢃ harmful, buꢃ care should  
be ꢃaken noꢃ ꢃo ꢆnhale ꢆꢃ as ꢆꢃ maycause ꢆrriaꢃꢆon  
and chokꢆng.  
oꢆ dꢨmꢨgꢒ to thꢒ pꢆꢒ-tꢒnsꢑonꢒꢆ sꢒꢨt  
bꢒꢹt opꢒꢆꢨtꢧon. ꢩꢨmpꢒꢆꢧng wth thꢒ pꢆꢒ-  
tꢒnsꢧonꢒꢆ sꢒꢨt bꢒꢓtsystꢒm mꢨy ꢆꢒsꢲꢓt ꢧn  
sꢒꢆꢑous Pꢼꢆsonꢨꢓ ꢑnꢗuꢋ.  
Driver side door switch  
Diagnosis sensor unit  
SPA1 1 60  
drꢆver seaꢃed uprꢆghas far as pracꢃꢆcal away  
from he sꢃeerng wheel. Sꢆnce ꢃhe ar bag  
nflaꢃes quꢆckly ꢆn order ꢃo help proꢃecꢃ ꢃhe  
occupan, he force of he ar bag ꢆnflaꢃꢆng can  
ncrease ꢃhe rꢆsk of njury ꢆf he occupanꢃ ꢆs ꢃoo  
close ꢃo or ꢆs agansꢃ ꢃhe ar bag module durng  
nflaꢃꢆon. The ar bag wꢆll 'deflaꢃe quꢆckly afꢃer a  
collꢆsꢆon.  
Air bag system  
Whꢒn thꢒ ꢑgnꢑtꢑon swtch ꢧs tuꢆnꢒd to thꢒ  
If any abnormalꢆꢃy occurs ꢆn he pre-ꢃensioner  
Woꢆk ꢨꢆound ꢨnd on thꢒ pr-tꢒnsꢑonꢒꢆ  
sꢒꢨt bꢒꢓt systꢒm shouꢹd bꢒ donꢒ by ꢨ  
NIꢽꢽAN dꢒꢨꢹꢒꢆ. Instꢨꢹꢓꢨtꢑon oꢴ ꢒꢹꢒctꢆꢑcꢨꢹ  
ꢒquꢑpmꢒnt shouꢓd ꢨꢓso bꢒ ,donꢒ by ꢨ  
NIꢽꢽAN dꢒꢨꢓꢒꢆ. Unꢨuthoꢆꢧzꢒd ꢒꢓꢒctꢆꢑcꢨꢹ  
tꢒst ꢒquꢑpmꢒnt ꢨnd pꢆobꢧng dꢒvꢧcꢒs  
shouꢓd not bꢒ usꢒd on thꢒ pꢆꢒ-tꢒnsꢧonꢒꢆ  
sꢒꢨt bꢒꢓt systꢒm.  
The drꢆver ar bag ꢆs locaꢃed ꢆn he cenꢃer of he  
sꢃeerng wheel. The ar bag sysꢃem ꢆs desꢆgned  
ꢃo ꢆnflaꢃe ꢆn hꢆgher severꢆꢃy fronal collꢆsꢆons,  
alhough ꢆꢃ may ꢆnflaꢃe ꢆf he forces ꢆn anoꢃher  
ꢃype of collꢆsꢆon are sꢆmlar ꢃo ꢃhose of a hꢆgher  
severꢆꢃy fronal mpacꢃ. When he ar bag ꢆnflaꢃes,  
a farly loud noꢆse may be heard, followed by  
release of smoke. Thꢆs smoke ꢆs noꢃ harmful and  
does noꢃ ꢆndꢆcaꢃe a fre, buꢃ care should be ꢃaken  
noꢃ ꢃo ꢆnꢃenꢃꢆonally ꢆnhale ꢆꢃ, as ꢆꢃ may cause  
rrꢆꢃaꢃꢆon and chokꢆng. The ar bag, along wꢆꢃh he  
use of seaꢃ belꢃs, helps ꢃo cushꢆon he ꢆmpacꢃ  
force on he head and chesꢃ of he occupan.  
sysꢃem, he SRS ar bag warnng lꢆgh1wꢆll ON posꢑtꢑon, thꢒ sꢲppꢓꢒmꢒntꢨꢓ ꢆꢒstꢆꢨꢑnt  
noꢃ come on, wꢆll flash nꢃermꢆꢃꢃenly or wꢆll urn systꢒm (ꢽRꢽ) ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg wꢨꢆnꢑng ꢓꢑght ꢑꢹꢓumꢑ-  
on for 7 seconds and reman on afꢃerhe ꢆgnꢆꢃꢆon nꢨtꢒs ꢴoꢆ ꢨbout 7 sꢒconds ꢨnd thꢒn tuꢆns  
ofꢴ. ꢩhꢑs ꢑndꢧcꢨtꢒs thꢨt thꢒ ꢽRꢽ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg  
key has been urned ꢃo ꢃhe ON or START  
posꢆꢃꢆon. In hꢆs case, he pre-ꢃensꢆoner seaꢃ belsystꢒm ꢧs opꢒꢆꢨtꢑonꢨꢓ.  
may noꢃ funcꢃꢆon properly.  
A
WARNING:  
Whꢒn thꢒ ꢑgnꢑtꢑon swtch ꢑs tuꢆnꢒd to thꢒ  
ON posꢑtꢧonꢻ thꢒ suppꢓꢒmꢒntꢨꢓ ꢆꢒstꢆꢨꢑnt  
systꢒm (ꢽRꢽ) ꢨꢑꢆbꢨg wꢨꢆnꢑng ꢓꢧght ꢑꢓꢓumꢑ-  
nꢨtꢒs ꢴoꢆ ꢨbout 7 sꢒconds ꢨnd thꢒn tuꢆns  
off. ꢩhꢑs ꢧndꢑcꢨtꢒs thꢨt thꢒ ꢽRꢽ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg  
systꢒm ꢧs oprtꢑonꢨ,ꢓ.  
When sellng your vehꢆcle, we requesꢃ ꢃhaꢃ you  
nform he buyer abouꢃ ꢃhe pre-ꢃensꢆoner seaꢃ  
belꢃ sysꢃem and guꢆde ꢃhe buyer ꢃo ꢃhe appro-  
praꢃe secꢃꢆons ꢆn hꢆs Owner's Manual.  
ꢩhꢒ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg oꢆdꢑnꢨꢆꢑꢓy wꢑꢓꢹ not nꢴꢹꢨtꢒ ꢑn  
thꢒ ꢒvꢒnt oꢴ ꢨ sꢑdꢒ ꢑmpꢨctꢻ ꢆꢒꢨꢆ ꢑmpꢨct,  
ꢆoꢓꢹ ovꢒꢆ, oꢆ ꢹowꢒꢆ sꢒvꢒꢆꢑty ꢴꢆontꢨꢓ coꢹꢓꢑ-  
sꢧon; so ꢨꢹwꢨys wꢒꢨꢆ youꢆ sꢒꢨt bꢒꢓts to  
hꢒꢹp ꢆꢒducꢒ thꢒ ꢆꢧsk oꢆ sꢒvꢒꢆꢑty oꢴ ꢑnꢗuꢋ  
ꢧn vꢨꢆꢑoꢲs kꢑnds oꢴ ꢨccꢧdꢒnts.  
Iꢴ you nꢒꢒd to dꢑsposꢒ oꢴ thꢒ pꢆꢒ-  
tꢒnsꢑonꢒꢆ oꢆ scꢆꢨp thꢒ vꢒhꢑcꢓꢒ, contꢨct ꢨ  
NIꢽꢽAN dꢒꢨꢓꢒꢆ. Coꢆꢆꢒct pꢆꢒ-tꢒnsꢑonꢒꢆ  
dꢧsposꢨꢹ pꢆocꢒduꢆꢒs ꢨꢆꢒ sꢒt ꢴoꢀh ꢑn thꢒ  
ꢨppꢆopꢆꢧꢨtNIꢽꢽAN ꢽꢒꢾꢑcꢒ MꢨnuꢨI. ꢓn-  
coꢆꢆꢒct dꢧsposꢨꢹ pꢆocꢒduꢆꢒs couꢓd cꢨusꢒ  
pꢒꢸonꢨꢓ ꢑnꢗuꢋ.  
The seaꢃ belꢃs should be correcꢃly worn and ꢃhe  
ꢩhꢒ sꢒꢨt bꢒꢓts ꢨnd thꢒ ꢨꢧꢆ bꢨg ꢨꢆꢒ most  
ꢽꢨft- sꢒꢨts, sꢒꢨt bꢒꢹts ꢨnd sꢲppꢹꢒmꢒntꢨꢹ ꢆꢒstint systꢒm 1 -45  
1 -44 ꢽꢨꢴꢒꢤy - sꢒꢨts, sꢒꢨt bꢒꢹts ꢨnd sꢲppꢹꢒmꢒntꢨꢹ ꢒstrꢨꢧnt systꢒm  
Unꢨuthoꢆꢑzꢒd ꢒꢓꢒctꢆꢑcꢨꢓ tꢒst ꢒquꢑpmꢒnt  
ꢨnd pꢆobꢑng dꢒvꢑcꢒsshouꢓd not bꢒ usꢒd  
on thꢒ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg systꢒmꢄ  
A
WARNING:  
Rꢑght ꢨꢃtꢒꢆ ꢑnꢃꢓꢨtꢑon, sꢒvꢒꢆꢨꢓ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg sys-  
tꢒm componꢒnts wꢑꢓꢓ bꢒ hotꢄ Do not  
touch thꢒm; you mꢨy sꢒvꢒꢆꢒꢓy buꢆn  
youꢆsꢒꢓꢃ.  
ꢩhꢒ SRS wꢑꢆꢑng hꢨꢆnꢒss connꢒctoꢆs rꢒ  
yꢒꢓꢓow ꢨnd/oꢆ oꢆꢨngꢒ ꢃoꢆ ꢒꢨsy ꢑdꢒntꢑꢃꢑ-  
cꢨtꢑon.  
For front  
passenger air bag  
No unꢨuthoꢆꢑzꢒd chꢨngꢒs shouꢓd bꢒ  
mꢨdꢒ to ꢨny componꢒnts oꢆ wꢑꢆꢑng oꢃ  
thꢒ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg systꢒmThꢑs s to pꢆꢒvꢒnt  
ꢨccꢑdꢒntꢨꢓ ꢑnꢃꢓꢨtꢑon oꢃ thꢒ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg oꢆ  
dꢨmꢨgꢒ to thꢒ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg systꢒmꢄ  
(if so equipped)  
WARNING SRS AIR BAG  
The warning label is  
located on the surface  
of the sun visor(s).  
WARNING SRS SIDE AIR BAG (if so equipped)  
The warning label is attached as shown.  
ꢩꢨmpꢒꢆꢑng wꢑth thꢒ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg systꢒm mꢨy  
ꢆꢒsuꢓt ꢑn sꢒꢆꢑous pꢒꢆsonꢨꢓ ꢑnꢗuꣀꢄ Tm-  
pꢒꢆꢑng ꢑncꢓudꢒs chꢨngꢒs to thꢒ stꢒꢒꢆꢑng  
whꢒꢒꢓ by pꢓꢨcꢑng mꢨtꢒꢆꢑꢨꢓ ovꢒꢆ thꢒ  
stꢒꢒꢆꢑng whꢒꢒꢓ pꢨd oꢆ by ꢑnstꢨꢓꢓꢑng ꢨd-  
dꢑtꢑonꢨꢓ tꢆꢑm mꢨtꢒꢆꢑꢨꢓ ꢨꢆound thꢒ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg  
systꢒm.  
SPA1 376A  
SPA1 097  
bag deployment durng a collꢆsꢆon.  
AIR BAG WARNING LABELS  
AIR BAG WARNING LIGHT  
In veꢄꢆcles equpped wꢆꢃꢄ a passenger ar bag  
system, use rear-facꢆng cꢄild resꢃrants only on  
ꢃꢄe rear seaꢃs. Wꢄen installng cꢄild resꢃranꢃs ꢆn  
yourveꢄꢆcle, always carefully observe tꢄe manu-  
facꢃurer's ꢆnsꢃructions.  
Warnng labels about tꢄe ar bag system are  
placed in ꢃꢄe veꢄicle.  
Tꢄe supplemenal restranꢃ sysꢃem (SRS) air bag  
warning ligꢄt, displayed ꢆn he instrumenpanel,  
monitors tꢄe cꢆrcuꢆts of ꢃꢄe fronand sꢆde (if so  
equpped) ar bag sysꢃems and pre-ꢃensioner  
seat bel(ꢆf so equpped). Tꢄe cꢆcuiꢃs monꢆꢃored  
by ꢃꢄe SRS air bag warnng ligꢄꢃ are all sensors,  
air bag modules and all relaꢃed wirng and  
pre-tensioner seat bel.  
Child restraint on front passenger  
seat (front passenger air bag  
equipped model)  
Do not ꢨttꢨch ꢨny obꢗꢒcts to thꢒ stꢒꢒꢆ-  
ꢑng whꢒꢒꢓ pꢨdꢄ Obꢗꢒcts ꢨttꢨchꢒd to thꢒ  
stꢒꢒꢆꢑng whꢒꢒꢓ pꢨd mꢨy bꢒcomdꢨn-  
gꢒꢆous pꢆoꢗꢒctꢑꢓꢒs ꢨnd cꢨusꢒ ꢑnꢗuꢋ ꢑꢃ  
thꢒ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg ꢑnꢃꢓꢨtꢒsꢄ  
For more details on tꢄe ꢆnsꢃallatꢆon of cꢄild  
resꢃrainꢃs, see also "Cꢄild resꢃrants" earlꢆer n  
ꢃꢄꢆs secꢃꢆon.  
If your veꢄicle is equipped wꢆꢃꢄ a passenger ar  
bag, you will fꢆnd an ar bag warning label  
aꢃꢃacꢄed ꢃo tꢄe passenger side of tꢄe ꢆnsꢃrument  
panel.  
After turning tꢄe ignꢆꢃꢆon swꢆtcꢄ ꢃo ꢃꢄe ON  
posꢆꢃꢆon, ꢃꢄe SRS air bag warning ligꢄt will  
illumnate. Tꢄe SRS ar bag warnng lꢆgꢄt will urn  
off afꢃer abouꢃ 7 seconds ꢆf ꢃꢄe sysꢃem is  
operatꢆonal.  
Woꢆk ꢨꢆound ꢨnd on thꢒ ꢨꢑꢆ bꢨg systꢒm  
shouꢓd bꢒ donꢒ by ꢨ NISSAN dꢒꢨꢓꢒꢆꢄ  
Instꢨꢓꢓꢨtꢑon ) oꢃ ꢒꢓꢒctꢆꢑcꢨꢓ ꢒquꢑpmꢒnt  
shouꢓd ꢨꢓso bꢒ done by ꢨ NISSAN  
dꢒꢨꢓꢒꢆꢄ ꢩhꢒ SRS wꢑꢆꢑng hꢨꢆnꢒsss·  
shouꢓd not bꢒ modꢑꢃꢑꢒd oꢆ dꢑsconnꢒctꢒdꢄ  
Tis label warns you noꢃ ꢃo fꢆꢃ a rear-facꢆng cꢄild  
resꢃrainon ꢃꢄe fronpassenger seat as sucꢄ a  
resꢃrant sysꢃem used in ꢃꢄis posꢆtion could  
cause serious ꢆnjury to tꢄe infanꢃ ꢆn case of air  
If any of ꢃꢄe followꢆng condiions occurs, ꢃꢄe  
ꢽꢨꢴꢒꢤꢢ - sꢒꢨts, sꢒꢨt bꢒlts nd spplꢒmꢒntꢨl ꢆꢒstꢆꢨꢑnt sstꢒm 1 -47  
1 -46 Sꢨꢴꢒꢤy - sꢒꢨꢤs, sꢒꢨt belts nd sꢲpplꢒmꢒntꢨl ꢆꢒstꢆꢨint sstꢒm  
2 Instruments and controls  
front air bag and side ar bag systems and  
pre-tensꢆoner seat belt need. servꢆcꢆng and  
sꢄould be taken to a NISSAN dealer:  
LOCK posꢆtion wꢄen workꢆng uꢉder tꢄe ꢄood or  
nsꢆde tꢄeveꢄꢆcle.  
W�RNING:  
Tꢄe SRS ar bag warnng lgꢄt remans on  
after approxmqtely 7 .seconds.  
Onc  
e the  
air bag  
has  
Tꢂe air  
beeꢅ  
iꢅflat  
bag modu  
canꢅot  
ed,  
tꢂe  
le  
be  
air bag  
module  
will  
ꢅot  
fuꢅctio  
and  
Instrument panel ........................................  
.
.
......................... 2-2  
Front fog lꢆgꢄts .............................................................. 2-29  
Tꢄe SRS ar bag warnng lꢆgꢄt flasꢄes ꢆnter-  
must  
be rep  
laced.  
Wagon and ꢄardtop models ........................................ 2-2  
Pꢆckup models ..................................... . ............................ 2-6  
Rear fog lꢆgꢄt .........................................................  
.
........ 2-30  
.
mꢆttently.  
must be replaced by a NISSAN dealerꢇ  
Hazard warnng flasꢄer swꢆtcꢄ ....................................... 2-31  
Meters and gauges .........................  
.
.
.
.................................. 2-8  
Horn .  
.
......................:..............................:..:............................ 2-31  
Tꢂe iꢅ  
flated  
air bag  
module  
Tꢄe SRS ar bag warning lꢆght does not come  
on at all.  
Speedometer and odometer ........................................ 2-8  
Sub fuel tank transfer swꢆtcꢄ .....  
.
.................................... 2-31  
repairedꢇ  
Tacꢄometer ....................................................................... 2-9  
Engꢆne coolant temperature gauge ............  
Rear dꢆfferentꢆal lock-up swꢆtcꢄ ...........  
.
.......................... 2-32  
.
............ 2-1 0  
Rear stabꢆlꢆzer release swꢆtcꢄ ......................................... 2-33  
Heated seats ....................................................................... 2-33  
Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-34  
Adjustꢆng tꢄe tꢆme ........................................................ 2-35  
Resettꢆng tꢄe tꢆme (for audꢆo dꢆsplay model) ....... '2-36  
Asꢄtrays and cꢆgarette lgꢄter .......................................... 2-37  
Tꢂe air bag systems sꢂould be iꢅ-  
spected by a NISSAN dealer ꢁf tꢂere ꢁs  
aꢅy damage to tꢂe froꢅt end poꢀꢁon of  
Under tꢄese condꢆtꢆons, tꢄe front ar bags, sꢆde  
ar bags and/or pre-tensꢆoner seat belt wꢆll not  
operate properly. It must be cꢄecked and re-  
pared.  
Fuel gauge .........  
.
.............  
.
............................................. 2-1 1  
Instrument brꢆgꢄtness control ................................... 2-1 2  
Outsꢆde temperature dꢆsplay and compass ................ 2-1 3  
Outsꢆde temperature dꢆsplay ..................................... 2-1 3  
Compass dꢆsplay :......................................................... 2-1 5  
Warnng/ndꢆcator lꢆghts and audꢆble remnders ........ 2-1 6  
Cꢄeckꢆng bulbs ............................................................. 2-1 6  
tꢂe veꢂꢁcleꢇ  
Wꢂeꢅ selliꢅg your veꢂꢁcle, we request  
tꢂat you ꢅform tꢂe buyer about tꢂe air  
bag system aꢅd guide tꢂe buyer to tꢂe  
Power outlet ...........  
.
............................................................ 2-38  
Repair and replacement procedure  
Storage ................  
.
.......................  
.
........................................ 2-38  
Warnng lꢆgꢄts ......................................  
.
......................... 2-1 6  
Glove box .........................................................  
.
............. 2-39  
Tꢄe front ar bags, sꢆde ar bags and pre-  
tensꢆoner seat belt are desꢆgned to ꢆnflate on a  
one-tꢆme-only basꢆs. As a reminder, unless it ꢆs  
damaged, tꢄe ar bag warnng lꢆgꢄt wꢆll reman  
llumnated after nflatꢆon as occurred. Repar  
and replacement oftꢄe ar bag system sꢄould be  
done only by a NISSAN dealer.  
approprꢁate sections ' in tꢂis ' Owner's  
Indꢆcator lꢆgꢄts ....:.......................................................... 2-1 9  
'
Console box ............................................ ..................... 2-39  
Manual.  
Audꢆble reminders  
,
........................................................ 2-21  
Instrument center box ...............................................  
.
. 2-39  
Wꢆper and wasꢄer swꢆtcꢄ ...  
.
...................................l........ 2-22  
Card ꢄolder .................................................................... 2-40  
If you ꢅeed to dispose of an air bag or  
Wꢆndsꢄꢆeld wꢆper and wasꢄer swꢆtcꢄ ..................... 2-22  
Rear wꢆndow wꢆper and wasꢄer swꢆtcꢄ ................. 2-23  
Defogger,swꢆtcꢄ ................................................................. 2-24  
Wꢆndsꢄꢆeld deꢆcer swꢆtcꢄ ................................................ ' 2-25  
Headlꢆgꢄt and turn sꢆgnal swꢆtcꢄ ................................... 2-25  
Xenon ꢄeadlꢆgꢄts .......................................................... 2-25  
Headlꢆgꢄt swꢆtcꢄ ........................................................... 2-27  
Seatback tray ................................................................ 2-40  
scrap tꢂe veꢂꢁcle, c�ntact  
a
NISSAN  
Sunglasses ꢄolder .....................................  
.
................. 2-41  
............................................................. 2-42  
dealer. Correct air bag disposal proce-  
dures are set foꢀꢂ iꢅ tꢂe appropriate  
NISSAN Seꢃice Maꢅualꢇ Iꢅcorrect dis-  
posal procedures could cause peꢄoꢅal  
ꢁꢅjuꢆꢇ  
Cup ꢄolders .....  
.
Wꢆndows .............................................................................. 2-43  
Manual wꢆndows ................................................  
.
.......... 2-43  
Power wꢆndows ............................................................ 2-44  
Wꢄen mantenance work ꢆs requꢆred on tꢄe  
veꢄꢆcle, the ar bag systems and related parꢃs  
and pre-tensioner seat belt sꢄould be poꢆnted  
out to tꢄe person conductꢆng tꢄe mantenance.  
Tꢄe ꢆgnꢆtꢆon swꢆtcꢄ sꢄould always be ꢆn tꢄe  
.Sunroof .............................................  
.
...........................  
.
....... 2-46  
Turn signal swꢆtcꢄ ...  
Headlꢆgꢄt amng control swꢆtcꢄ ............................... 2-27  
.
.................................................... 2-27  
Interior lꢆgꢄts ..............................................  
.
......................... 2-47  
Room lꢆgꢄt .....................................  
.
................................ 2-47  
Headlꢆgꢄt cleaner swꢆtcꢄ ................................................. 2-29  
Personal lꢆgꢄt ................................................................. 2-48  
Fog lꢆgꢄt swꢆtcꢄ ...................................................  
.
.............. 2-29  
Vanꢆty mrror lꢆgꢄt .................................................  
.
....... 2-49