WINCH (if so equipped)  
					Engine block heater (if so equipped)  
					pearance and care" section of this Manual.  
					the "S. Maintenance and do-it-yourself" section. 3. Snow chains may be used if desired. Make  
					PRECAUTIONS ON WINCH  
					any paꢃ of the brake assembly, com-  
					pletely clean before using the winch.  
					sure they are of proper size for the tires on  
					F.or addit!onal protection against rust and corro-  
					A
					WARNING:  
					your  
					ENGINE COOLANT  
					A
					WARNING:  
					your vehicle and are installed according to  
					Sion, which may be required in some areas,  
					•
					Before each winching operation, inspect  
					the remote control lead for damageꢂ  
					the chain manufacturer's suggestions. Use  
					un�  
					an  
					with  
					em or  
					ical syst  
					heater  
					use  
					not  
					Do  
					If the vehicle is to be left outside without anti-  
					consult a NISSAN dealer.  
					•
					Never use the winch in an operation  
					where personal safety is endangeredꢂ  
					chain tensioners when recommended by the  
					freeze, drain the cooling system by opening the  
					d
					pronge  
					two-  
					electr  
					grounded  
					tire chain manufacturer to ensure a tight fit.  
					drain plugs located under the radiator and on the  
					ed by  
					be injur  
					use an  
					can  
					You  
					pters.  
					) ada  
					(cheater  
					Wire safety  
					CAUTION:  
					•
					Never  
					peꢁonsꢂ  
					use  
					Loose end links of the tire chain must be  
					engine block. Refill before operating the vehicle.  
					the w  
					inch  
					un"  
					for lift  
					ing  
					if you  
					or  
					moving  
					ical shock  
					an electr  
					secured or removed to prevent the possibility  
					See "Changing Engine Coolant" in the "S.'Main-  
					grounded connectionꢂ  
					of Whipping action damage to the fenders or  
					tenanc� and do-it-yourself" section.  
					CAUTION:  
					•
					N�ver apply a load above the following  
					PARKING BRAKE  
					undercarriage. In addition, drive at a reduced  
					Winch capacity and time limit.  
					TIRE EQUIPMENT  
					speed, otherwise, your  
					aged and/or vehicle handling and perfor-  
					mance may be adversely affected.  
					vehicle may be dam-  
					•
					When operating the winch, be sure not  
					to touch the wire and winch bodyꢂ  
					ide  
					apply  
					For  
					the outs  
					do not  
					freezing.  
					area where  
					O°C (32°F),  
					in the  
					is below  
					ing brake  
					parking  
					temperature  
					When  
					Winch capacity  
					1 7,653  
					(1 ,800, 3,969)  
					1 . The SUMMER tires are of a tread design to  
					provide superior performance on dry pave-  
					ment. However, the performance of these  
					tires will be substantially reduced in snowy  
					and icy conditions. Ifyou operate your vehicle  
					on snowy or icy roads, NISSAN recommends  
					the use on all four wheels of MUD & SNOW  
					or ALL SEASON tires. Consult a NISSAN  
					dealer for the tire type, size, speed rating and  
					availability information.  
					N (kg, Ib)  
					it from  
					to prevent  
					the park  
					•
					In eveꢀ winching situation make sure  
					that the anchor you are using is able to  
					withstand the loadꢂ  
					ing:  
					park  
					safe  
					Time limit  
					minute  
					2.5  
					SPECIAL WINTER EQUIPMENT  
					It is recommended that the following items be  
					carried in the vehicle during winter:  
					•
					•
					•
					Place the selector lever in the "P" (Park)  
					position. (Automatic Transmission mode\)  
					•
					Do not extend the wire fully.  
					Always stand clear of the winch cable  
					and load while pulling.  
					•
					When applying a load, be sure that the  
					wire has left more than five turns at the  
					right on the drum.  
					Place the shift lever in the "1" (1st) or "R"  
					(Reverse) gear. (Manual Transmission model)  
					1 . A scraper and stiff-bristled brush to remove  
					ice and snow from the windows and wiper  
					blades.  
					Keep spectators and the operator at a  
					safe distance. A flying cable and hook  
					are dangerous.  
					Securely block the wheels.  
					•
					•
					When retrieving or spooling in wire  
					rope, be sure to distribute the wire rope  
					evenly and tightly on the drumꢂ  
					2. A sturdy, flat board to be placed under the  
					jack to give it firm support.  
					CORROSION PROTECTION  
					2. For additional traction on icy roads, studded  
					tires may be used. However, some countries,  
					provinces and states prohibit their use.  
					•
					Winching can be dangerous. Avoid  
					hasty operationꢂ Always give proper at-  
					tention to the load, hook wire rope and  
					winchꢂ  
					are  
					corrosio  
					de-icing  
					accelerate  
					surface  
					for road  
					used  
					icals  
					Chem  
					3. A shovel to dig the vehicle out of snowdrifts.  
					n
					s
					and will  
					corrosive  
					deterioration  
					extremely  
					and the  
					such  
					brake  
					Always wind the wire on and take off  
					from the lower side of the drumꢂ  
					component  
					derbody  
					of un  
					Check local, state and provincial laws before 4. Extra window washer fluid to refill the reser-  
					lines,  
					brake  
					fuel and  
					fenders.  
					system,  
					exhaust  
					as the  
					voir tank.  
					installing studdep tires.  
					.
					Winding the wire on and off the upper  
					side of the drum causes the brake to be  
					inoperative.  
					and  
					pan  
					floor  
					cables,  
					•
					•
					When anchoring the pulling vehicle, ap-  
					ply the parking brake, use the foot  
					brake and block the wheelsꢂ  
					Skid and traction capabilities of studded  
					snow tires, on wet or dꢀ surfaces, may be  
					poorer than that of non-studded snow  
					tires.  
					In winter, the underbody must be cleaned  
					periodicallyꢂ For additional information,  
					see "Corrosion protection" in the "7. Ap-  
					•
					Do not apply a heavy load abruptly to  
					If oil or grease comes into contact with  
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					Sta  
					rtin  
					g a  
					nd  
					driv  
					ing  
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