Nissan 2010 Murano - Manual

Nissan 2010 Murano

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – READ FIRST — THEN DRIVE SAFELY; WARNING; IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMA-; Foreword
  • Page 3 – If you see the symbol above, it means
  • Page 5 – For Canadian customers
  • Page 7 – Illustrated table of contents
  • Page 9 – EXTERIOR FRONT
  • Page 11 – EXTERIOR REAR
  • Page 12 – PASSENGER COMPARTMENT
  • Page 13 – INSTRUMENT PANEL
  • Page 15 – METERS AND GAUGES
  • Page 16 – ENGINE COMPARTMENT
  • Page 17 – WARNING AND INDICATOR LIGHTS
  • Page 18 – MEMO
  • Page 19 – mental restraint system
  • Page 20 – SEATS
  • Page 21 – Forward and backward:
  • Page 22 – Front power seat adjustment
  • Page 24 – Before folding the rear seats:
  • Page 25 – CAUTION; — Make sure that the seat path is
  • Page 26 – Reclining; Pull the reclining strap
  • Page 27 – HEAD RESTRAINTS; Indicates the seating position is equipped; Components; Adjustment notches
  • Page 28 – Adjustment
  • Page 30 – ADJUSTABLE HEADREST; Adjustable headrest
  • Page 33 – SEAT BELTS
  • Page 34 – Once a seat belt pretensioner has
  • Page 35 – CHILD SAFETY; Rear-facing child restraint; Infants
  • Page 36 – PREGNANT WOMEN
  • Page 37 – Fastening the seat belts; Slowly pull the seat belt out of the retractor
  • Page 38 – Unfastening the seat belts; When the vehicle slows down rapidly.
  • Page 39 – restrict further belt movement.; Shoulder belt height adjustment; To adjust, pull the adjustment button
  • Page 40 – The rear center seat belt has a connector tongue
  • Page 41 – Stowing rear center seat belt:
  • Page 42 – Attaching rear center seat belt:; When attaching the rear center seat
  • Page 43 – SEAT BELT MAINTENANCE; To clean the seat belt webbing,
  • Page 44 – CHILD RESTRAINTS
  • Page 46 – Vehicle Safety Standard 213.
  • Page 47 – LATCH lower anchor point locations
  • Page 48 – — If the cargo cover contacts the; Top tether anchor point locations; Anchor points are located on the seatbacks.; Installing top tether strap; Remove the headrest from the seatback.
  • Page 49 – Tighten the tether strap according to the; Inspect the lower anchors by insert-
  • Page 50 – The back of the child restraint should be; For child restraints that are equipped with; After attaching the child restraint, test it
  • Page 54 – Route the seat belt tongue through the child
  • Page 55 – Pull the shoulder belt until the belt is fully; Allow the seat belt to retract. Pull up on the; Remove any additional slack from the seat
  • Page 59 – PRECAUTIONS ON BOOSTER SEATS; BOOSTER SEATS
  • Page 61 – BOOSTER SEAT INSTALLATION
  • Page 62 – Adjust the rear seatback to the upright; The booster seat should be positioned on; Position the lap portion of the seat belt low
  • Page 63 – Supplemental front-impact air bag system:
  • Page 68 – side air bag inflation.
  • Page 70 – Front passenger air bag and status light
  • Page 72 – Do not use water or acidic cleaners
  • Page 74 – The seat belts should be correctly worn and the
  • Page 76 – SRS air bag
  • Page 78 – Instruments and controls
  • Page 83 – SPEEDOMETER AND ODOMETER; Odometer/twin trip odometer; Changing the display:
  • Page 84 – TACHOMETER; Do not rev the; shown in the illustration.
  • Page 85 – FUEL GAUGE; approximate; If the vehicle runs out of fuel, the
  • Page 88 – CHECKING BULBS; or; WARNING LIGHTS
  • Page 89 – — blinks rapidly (about twice a; Parking brake indicator:
  • Page 90 – Charge warning light; NISSAN dealer immediately.; Engine oil pressure warning light; immediately; Intelligent Key warning light
  • Page 91 – Low tire pressure warning:
  • Page 92 – INDICATOR LIGHTS
  • Page 93 – Cruise indicator light; Cruise main switch indicator:
  • Page 95 – Light reminder chime; Parking brake reminder chime; The dot matrix liquid crystal display
  • Page 96 – This indicator means that the engine will start by
  • Page 97 – No key inside the vehicle:; Key battery discharge indicator
  • Page 101 – The display is updated every 30 seconds.; Outside air temperature (ICY —; The outside air temperature is displayed in
  • Page 102 – Setting
  • Page 105 – The alarm is activated by:; How to stop an activated alarm; on the Intelligent; Security indicator light; The security indicator light
  • Page 109 – on. The indicator light
  • Page 110 – HIGH VOLTAGE; HEADLIGHT SWITCH; Turn the switch to the
  • Page 114 – To sound the horn, push the pad area; HORN
  • Page 115 – The indicator light in the switch
  • Page 117 – indicator will illuminate.; POWER OUTLET
  • Page 118 – To empty the ashtray, pull out
  • Page 119 – CUP HOLDERS; To open the cup holder, push the lid; STORAGE
  • Page 120 – Pull the armrest forward until it is horizontal.; SUNGLASSES HOLDER; To open the sunglasses holder, push
  • Page 121 – GLOVE BOX; To open the glove box, pull the handle; CONSOLE BOX; When the lever
  • Page 122 – To open, push the knob
  • Page 123 – LUGGAGE SIDE BOX
  • Page 124 – LUGGAGE HOOKS
  • Page 125 – to a
  • Page 126 – COAT HOOKS; POWER WINDOWS; WINDOWS
  • Page 127 – Locking passengers’ windows
  • Page 128 – Auto reverse function; If the windows do not close automatically
  • Page 129 – Sliding sunshade and moonroof
  • Page 130 – If the moonroof does not operate
  • Page 131 – INTERIOR LIGHTS
  • Page 132 – OFF position; MOOD LIGHTS
  • Page 133 – Do not use HomeLink; VANITY MIRROR LIGHTS
  • Page 134 – Universal Transceiver.; PROGRAMMING HomeLink
  • Page 136 – Do not; IF YOUR VEHICLE IS STOLEN
  • Page 139 – Pre-driving checks and adjustments
  • Page 140 – Never leave these keys in the vehicle.; KEYS
  • Page 141 – INTELLIGENT KEY SYSTEM
  • Page 142 – MECHANICAL KEY; Remove the mechanical key from the In-; DOORS
  • Page 143 – LOCKING WITH MECHANICAL KEY; longer; LOCKING WITH INSIDE LOCK KNOB
  • Page 145 – CHILD SAFETY REAR DOOR LOCK; When the levers are in the lock position
  • Page 146 – Do not drop the Intelligent Key.
  • Page 148 – INTELLIGENT KEY OPERATION
  • Page 150 – Hazard indicator mode:
  • Page 151 – BATTERY SAVER SYSTEM; All doors are closed, and; WARNING SIGNALS
  • Page 152 – TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
  • Page 153 – the Intelligent Key battery is completely; REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY SYSTEM
  • Page 154 – Locking doors; about 3 seconds; Using panic alarm; more
  • Page 155 – Setting hazard indicator and horn mode; Hazard indicator and horn mode:
  • Page 156 – HOOD
  • Page 157 – OPERATING MANUAL LIFT GATE; The lift gate can be unlocked by:; LIFT GATE
  • Page 158 – Power lift gate main switch
  • Page 159 – Power open; or the lift gate button; Power close; Manual mode
  • Page 160 – Safe Mode; If the gas stays of the lift gate; AUTO CLOSURE
  • Page 161 – LIFT GATE RELEASE; Remove the cover inside of the lift gate with; OPENING FUEL-FILLER DOOR
  • Page 163 – MANUAL OPERATION
  • Page 164 – For more information, see “AUTOMATIC DRIVE; SUN VISORS
  • Page 165 – INSIDE MIRROR; MIRRORS
  • Page 166 – Automatic anti-glare type; or apply glass cleaner on
  • Page 167 – OUTSIDE MIRRORS; Adjusting outside mirrors; , then adjust using the control; Foldable outside mirrors
  • Page 168 – VANITY MIRROR; Memory storage; Cancel or activate entry/exit function; The entry/exit function can be activated or; Initialize entry/exit function
  • Page 170 – SYSTEM OPERATION
  • Page 172 – phone and voice recognition systems
  • Page 174 – STATUS; OFF; INFO; SETTING; SAFETY NOTE
  • Page 176 – Touch screen operation
  • Page 177 – Touch screen maintenance
  • Page 178 – Available items
  • Page 180 – HOW TO USE STATUS BUTTON; HOW TO USE INFO BUTTON
  • Page 182 – Maintenance information; ENTER
  • Page 184 – HOW TO USE SETTING BUTTON; The display as illustrated will appear when the
  • Page 185 – Audio settings; Display settings
  • Page 188 – Clock settings
  • Page 192 – Distance guide lines:
  • Page 194 – Backing up on a steep uphill
  • Page 195 – Backing up on a steep downhill; distance on the hill is the place
  • Page 196 – OPERATING TIPS
  • Page 197 – VENTILATORS
  • Page 198 – HEATER AND AIR CONDITIONER
  • Page 200 – AUTOMATIC OPERATION; Operate the driver side temperature control
  • Page 202 – The sunload sensor; SERVICING AIR CONDITIONER; This refrigerant will not
  • Page 203 – RADIO; AUDIO SYSTEM
  • Page 204 – The satellite radio mode requires an active XM
  • Page 206 – iPod
  • Page 210 – Troubleshooting guide:
  • Page 211 – Audio main operation
  • Page 212 – Adjusting sound quality:; AM-FM radio operation; to
  • Page 215 – satellite radio service
  • Page 220 – Auxiliary input jacks; White - left channel audio input
  • Page 224 – Extreme temperature conditions [below; Recording CDs; REC
  • Page 226 – Playing recorded songs
  • Page 227 – Refer to the following information for each item.
  • Page 229 – Restoring deleted data
  • Page 230 – Music Box settings; ” key during; Gracenote
  • Page 231 – Gracenote Software, copyright; CD
  • Page 232 – CF cards; Do not place heavy objects on the cards.
  • Page 233 – BACK switch
  • Page 234 – Removing the antenna:; — The vehicle enters an automatic
  • Page 235 – DVD player operation precautions; DVD’s with a region code other than
  • Page 236 – DVD drive; When ejecting the DVD, push the EJECT button; Displays; Use soft, damp cloth when cleaning
  • Page 238 – Headphones
  • Page 240 – Precautions; Copyright and trademark
  • Page 241 – Disc selection
  • Page 242 – DVD operation keys
  • Page 243 – DVD settings; Settings
  • Page 244 – Remote controller operation
  • Page 245 – CARE AND MAINTENANCE
  • Page 246 – How to handle the DVD; CAR PHONE OR CB RADIO
  • Page 247 – BLUETOOTH
  • Page 248 – VOICE COMMANDS
  • Page 249 – CONTROL BUTTONS; PAIRING PROCEDURE; PHONE
  • Page 250 – PHONEBOOK REGISTRATION
  • Page 252 – MAKING A CALL
  • Page 255 – See the following information for each item.
  • Page 259 – How to say numbers
  • Page 261 – RECEIVING A CALL; button on
  • Page 262 – LIST OF VOICE COMMANDS; When you push and release the; CALL
  • Page 264 – PHONE BOOK; “New Entry”
  • Page 266 – MEMO PAD; “Play”; SETUP; “Pair Phone”
  • Page 268 – “Select Ring tone”; Training procedure
  • Page 271 – Activating Standard Mode
  • Page 272 – Displaying user guide
  • Page 273 – Getting Started; Highlight “Getting Started” and push the; Useful tips for correct operation; Highlight “Help on Speaking” and push the
  • Page 274 – Voice recognition settings; USING THE SYSTEM
  • Page 276 – Command List; See the separate Navigation System Owner’s Manual.
  • Page 277 – Voice command examples; switch located on the
  • Page 284 – List of help commands
  • Page 288 – Giving voice command
  • Page 295 – Starting and driving
  • Page 298 – Additional information; For additional information, see “Low tire pres-; Do not place metalized film or any
  • Page 299 – Be attentive at all
  • Page 300 – RAPID AIR PRESSURE LOSS; Do not rapidly apply the brakes.
  • Page 301 – Turn on the hazard warning flashers and; DRIVING SAFETY PRECAUTIONS; Please observe the following precautions:; Do not drive across steep slopes.
  • Page 302 – Before operating the vehicle, ensure
  • Page 303 – Operating range
  • Page 305 – KEY PORT
  • Page 306 – Check that all windows and lights are clean.; BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE
  • Page 307 – To stop the engine, shift the selector lever to; Starting the vehicle; After starting the engine, fully depress the; STARTING THE ENGINE
  • Page 308 – Shifting
  • Page 309 – The brake
  • Page 310 – High fluid temperature protection mode; Shift lock release; Push the ignition switch to the OFF or LOCK
  • Page 311 – PARKING BRAKE
  • Page 312 – on winding or hilly roads; CRUISE CONTROL OPERATIONS; To turn on the cruise control,; CRUISE CONTROL
  • Page 314 – Do not accelerate at full throttle in any gear.; INCREASING FUEL ECONOMY
  • Page 315 – LOCK mode
  • Page 316 – *3: LOCK mode will automatically be cancelled; AWD WARNING LIGHT; The AWD warning light is located in the meter.
  • Page 318 – To help prevent the vehicle from rolling into; PARKING/PARKING ON HILLS
  • Page 319 – BRAKING PRECAUTIONS; Wet brakes
  • Page 320 – — When replacing tires, install the; Using the system; Normal operation
  • Page 323 – COLD WEATHER DRIVING
  • Page 324 – will lose even more traction.; To use the engine block heater; Open the hood and unwrap the engine
  • Page 327 – In case of emergency
  • Page 328 – the tire pressure sensors.; CHANGING A FLAT TIRE; Safely move the vehicle off the road and; FLAT TIRE
  • Page 329 – Blocking wheels; Place suitable blocks; Getting the spare tire and tools
  • Page 330 – Remove the cargo floor board.; Open the cargo floor board.
  • Page 332 – Place the jack directly under the jack-up
  • Page 333 – Installing the spare tire
  • Page 334 – Lower the vehicle slowly until the tire; Wheel nut tightening torque:; Stowing the damaged tire and the tools; Securely store the damaged tire, jack and; The T-type spare tire and small size
  • Page 335 – If the booster battery is in another vehicle; JUMP STARTING
  • Page 336 – PUSH STARTING
  • Page 337 – Move the vehicle safely off the road, apply; Visually check drive belts for damage or; After the engine cools down, check the; IF YOUR VEHICLE OVERHEATS
  • Page 338 – TOWING YOUR VEHICLE
  • Page 340 – Push the ignition switch to the
  • Page 341 – Stand clear of a stuck vehicle.; Pulling a stuck vehicle
  • Page 342 – Rocking a stuck vehicle
  • Page 343 – Appearance and care
  • Page 344 – WASHING; WAXING
  • Page 346 – Small dirt particles can be abrasive; AIR FRESHENERS; No matter what mats are; CLEANING INTERIOR
  • Page 347 – Moisture
  • Page 348 – Air pollution; this may damage them.
  • Page 350 – before; Outside the vehicle; Doors and engine hood:; MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENT
  • Page 351 – Wheel alignment and balance:; Inside the vehicle; Warning lights and chimes:
  • Page 352 – Windshield defroster:; Under the hood and vehicle
  • Page 353 – If you must run the engine in an; If in doubt about; MAINTENANCE PRECAUTIONS
  • Page 354 – done by a NISSAN dealer.
  • Page 355 – CHECKING ENGINE COOLANT LEVEL; in the reservoir when; ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM
  • Page 356 – CHANGING ENGINE COOLANT; CHECKING ENGINE OIL LEVEL; Wait more than 10; CHANGING ENGINE OIL AND FILTER
  • Page 357 – Engine oil and filter
  • Page 358 – Check your local regulations.; Oil filter tightening torque:; After the operation
  • Page 359 – Check the fluid level in the reservoir.; POWER STEERING FLUID
  • Page 360 – Clean the filler cap before removing.; or the brake warning; BRAKE FLUID
  • Page 361 – terminal cable to prevent discharging it.; BATTERY
  • Page 363 – Visually inspect the belt for signs of unusual; DRIVE BELT
  • Page 364 – REPLACING SPARK PLUGS; Pull the tabs; SPARK PLUGS
  • Page 365 – CLEANING; WINDSHIELD WIPER BLADES
  • Page 366 – REPLACING
  • Page 367 – SELF-ADJUSTING BRAKES; BRAKE PAD WEAR WARNING; For additional information, see the; REAR WINDOW WIPER BLADE
  • Page 368 – Fusible links
  • Page 369 – Be sure the ignition switch and the headlight; BATTERY REPLACEMENT
  • Page 372 – LIGHTS
  • Page 373 – Xenon headlight model:
  • Page 375 – EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR LIGHTS
  • Page 376 – Replacement procedures
  • Page 378 – Most tires naturally lose air over time.; WHEELS AND TIRES
  • Page 379 – VEHICLE; Tire size — see “; TIRE LABELING”
  • Page 380 – Checking the tire pressure; Install the valve stem cap.
  • Page 381 – TIRE LABELING
  • Page 383 – TYPES OF TIRES; All season tires
  • Page 384 – TIRE CHAINS; Use only SAE; CHANGING WHEELS AND TIRES
  • Page 385 – Wear indicator location mark; Tire wear and damage; Replacing wheels and tires
  • Page 386 – Wheel balance
  • Page 387 – Spare tire
  • Page 389 – Technical and consumer information
  • Page 391 – FUEL RECOMMENDATION; Gasoline specifications
  • Page 393 – Selecting the correct oil
  • Page 396 – DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS; you should first find out if the fuel available is; VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION
  • Page 397 – Remove the cover to access the number.; ENGINE SERIAL NUMBER; The number is stamped on the engine as shown.
  • Page 399 – INSTALLING FRONT LICENSE PLATE
  • Page 400 – TERMS; does not; VEHICLE LOAD CAPACITY
  • Page 401 – Steps for determining correct load limit; If your vehicle will be towing a trailer,
  • Page 402 – SECURING THE LOAD; Do not apply a total load of more than 22
  • Page 403 – LOADING TIPS; f r o n t; MEASUREMENT OF WEIGHTS; TOWING A TRAILER
  • Page 405 – Tongue load
  • Page 407 – TOWING LOAD/SPECIFICATION
  • Page 408 – smaller than the hole
  • Page 409 – Trailer brakes; Trailer towing tips
  • Page 411 – FLAT TOWING
  • Page 412 – TREADWEAR; TEMPERATURE A, B AND C; UNIFORM TIRE QUALITY GRADING
  • Page 416 – IN THE EVENT OF A COLLISION; NISSAN does not warrant non-; Why should you take a chance?; If you should need further information visit us at:
  • Page 424 – For additional information, see “CAPACITIES; ENGINE OIL RECOMMENDATION:; Engine oil with API Certification Mark; GAS STATION INFORMATION
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