Nissan R35-D - Manual

Nissan R35-D

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – A new legend is born.
  • Page 4 – READ FIRST — THEN DRIVE SAFELY; WARNING; IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION; MODIFICATION OF YOUR VEHICLE
  • Page 5 – If you see the symbol above, it means
  • Page 7 – NISSAN CUSTOMER CARE PROGRAM; For Canadian customers
  • Page 8 – GTR
  • Page 11 – WARRANTY INFORMATION; Failure to use proper parts, fuel and fluids,; MAINTENANCE INFORMATION; NOTICE; ENGINE OIL; TRANSMISSION OIL; The use of additives is prohibited.; GT-R SPECIFIC INFORMATION
  • Page 12 – The use of additives is; BRAKE FLUID; Genuine GT-R tires and road wheels; SUSPENSION; Genuine GT-R special suspension; BRAKE PAD AND DISC ROTOR; Genuine GT-R brake pads and disc rotors; EXHAUST MUFFLER
  • Page 13 – Do not modify exterior parts.; Transmission settings
  • Page 14 – TRANSMISSION SETTINGS; SUMMER TIRES
  • Page 15 – Only certified body shops using CELETTE; BODY REPAIR
  • Page 16 – FLUIDS
  • Page 19 – NISSAN recommends that the brakes
  • Page 20 – REPLENISHING COOLANT; COOLANT MIXTURE RATIO
  • Page 21 – COOL DOWN; REFUELING PRECAUTIONS; This will not happen after the vehicle has cooled.
  • Page 23 – — If the vehicle is not idled for 20 seconds
  • Page 24 – position driving is recommended; DUAL CLUTCH TRANSMISSION
  • Page 26 – TRANSMISSION OPERATION CHARACTERISTICS
  • Page 28 – Illustrated table of contents
  • Page 29 – FRONT
  • Page 30 – REAR
  • Page 31 – EXTERIOR
  • Page 32 – *: Refer to the separate Multi Function Display
  • Page 33 – PASSENGER COMPARTMENT
  • Page 34 – COCKPIT
  • Page 35 – INSTRUMENT PANEL
  • Page 36 – METERS AND GAUGES
  • Page 37 – ENGINE COMPARTMENT
  • Page 38 – mental restraint system
  • Page 39 – “PRECAUTIONS ON; SEATS
  • Page 40 – Operating tips
  • Page 42 – Passenger’s seat slide:; CAUTION
  • Page 43 – SEAT BELTS
  • Page 44 – Once a seat belt pretensioner has
  • Page 45 – CHILD SAFETY; Rear facing child restraint
  • Page 46 – “SUPPLEMENTAL RESTRAINT; Infants; obtain proper seat belt fit.
  • Page 47 – Fastening the seat belts; Slowly pull the seat belt out of the retractor
  • Page 49 – When the vehicle slows down rapidly.
  • Page 50 – SEAT BELT EXTENDERS; SEAT BELT MAINTENANCE; To clean the seat belt webbing,
  • Page 51 – “CHILD RESTRAINT; CHILD RESTRAINTS
  • Page 52 – “CHILD RESTRAINT INSTALL ATION
  • Page 53 – LATCH lower anchor point locations; The GT-R has seats and seat belts
  • Page 54 – “TOP TETHER
  • Page 55 – “Lower Anchors and; Position the child restraint on the seat.
  • Page 59 – “Front passenger air bag
  • Page 60 – Route the seat belt tongue through the child; Pull the shoulder belt until the belt is fully
  • Page 62 – Move the child
  • Page 65 – “BOOSTER SEAT INSTALLA-; BOOSTER SEATS
  • Page 66 – “BOOSTER SEAT
  • Page 67 – BOOSTER SEAT INSTALLATION; Position the booster seat on the seat. Only
  • Page 68 – The booster seat should be positioned on; “THREE-POINT TYPE SEAT BELT
  • Page 70 – “Front passenger air bag and
  • Page 71 – “Front passenger air
  • Page 76 – Front passenger air bag:
  • Page 77 – , located in the meter and gauges area
  • Page 80 – a r e
  • Page 81 – in this Owner’s Manual.; SRS air bag; in the instrument panel, monitors the
  • Page 83 – Instruments and controls
  • Page 88 – and
  • Page 89 – TACHOMETER; shown in the illustration.; “IF YOUR VEHICLE OVER-
  • Page 90 – FUEL GAUGE; The gauge indicates the
  • Page 91 – UPSHIFT INDICATOR; position. This function
  • Page 93 – tings are automatically stored.; VEHICLE INFORMATION DISPLAY
  • Page 94 – to check the oil; When the oil level is low
  • Page 96 – “CRUISE; DRIVE COMPUTER
  • Page 97 – This displays the vehicle speed while driving.; CRUISE CONTROL; This displays the set cruise control status.
  • Page 98 – ” is displayed during the first 1/3
  • Page 99 – This displays the outside air temperature.
  • Page 101 – Alert; “Time to rest” indicator:; On the TIMER screen, push the NEXT switch; Low outside temperature warning:; The default setting is ON.
  • Page 102 – Maintenance; to change the mileage. Push
  • Page 104 – The default setting is OFF.; Options
  • Page 105 – for more than 1 second.
  • Page 106 – CHECKING BULBS; or; WARNING LIGHTS; The
  • Page 107 – — blinks rapidly (about twice a; Parking brake indicator:; Check the brake fluid level. Add brake fluid
  • Page 108 – If the brake fluid level is below the; Charge warning light; immediately; Intelligent Key warning light
  • Page 109 – Low tire pressure warning:; “ T I R E P R E S S U R E M O N I TO R I N G
  • Page 110 – Master warning light; “WARNING DISPLAY” page
  • Page 111 – “SUPPLEMENTAL RESTRAINT SYS-; Small light indicator light; This light warns of the following malfunctions.; Transmission system malfunction:; Transmission clutch temperature high:
  • Page 112 – INDICATOR LIGHTS; Slip indicator light
  • Page 113 – Parking brake reminder chime; The chime will sound if the shift lever is in the; Brake pad wear warning; warning sound is heard.
  • Page 114 – malfunctions and accidents.; WARNING DISPLAY
  • Page 115 – “Engine oil pressure warning light” page; ENGINE SYSTEM WARNING; “DRIVING THE VEHICLE” page
  • Page 117 – LOW BRAKE FLUID WARNING
  • Page 119 – “Low tire pressure; RUN-FLAT TIRE WARNING
  • Page 120 – “Cruise set; LOW FUEL WARNING
  • Page 122 – OPERATION DISPLAYS
  • Page 123 – SHIFT “P” WARNING; position. This warning will also turn off; “PUSH” WARNING; position with the ignition switch
  • Page 124 – “INTELLIGENT KEY BATTERY
  • Page 125 – VEHICLE SECURITY SYSTEM; SECURITY SYSTEMS
  • Page 126 – Vehicle security system activation; The alarm is activated by:; How to stop an activated alarm; The alarm will stop by:
  • Page 127 – Security indicator light
  • Page 128 – USING THE WIPERS; Low — continuous low speed operation
  • Page 129 – USING THE WASHER; “LOW WASHER
  • Page 130 – XENON HEADLIGHTS; HIGH VOLTAGE
  • Page 131 – Turning the switch to the; Headlight beam select; Battery saver system
  • Page 132 – Turn signal; Move the lever up or down to the position; Lane change signal; where the lights begin
  • Page 133 – HORN
  • Page 134 – TURNING ON THE HEATERS; TURNING OFF THE HEATERS; Any liquid spilled on the heated seat
  • Page 135 – Pull out the cap to use the outlet.; POWER OUTLETS
  • Page 136 – Open the cap to use the outlet.; CUP HOLDERS; Front; STORAGE
  • Page 137 – To open the sunglasses holder, push
  • Page 138 – DOOR POCKET; GLOVE BOX; Pull the knob toward you to open the glove box.
  • Page 139 – CONSOLE BOX; Lift up the lock knob; COAT HOOKS; To use the coat hook, push the hook; POWER WINDOWS; WINDOWS
  • Page 140 – Locking passengers’ windows; Automatic operation
  • Page 141 – Automatic adjusting function; MAP LIGHTS; INTERIOR LIGHTS
  • Page 142 – INTERIOR LIGHT CONTROL SWITCH; and OFF; ON position; When the switch is in the ON position; DOOR position; When the switch is in the DOOR position; Key-linked interior light control system:; When entering the vehicle; OFF position; When the switch is in the OFF position
  • Page 143 – PROGRAMMING HomeLink; VANITY MIRROR LIGHTS
  • Page 146 – BUTTON; Do not; IF YOUR VEHICLE IS STOLEN
  • Page 147 – MEMO
  • Page 148 – Pre-driving checks and adjustments
  • Page 149 – INTELLIGENT KEY; KEYS
  • Page 150 – Mechanical key
  • Page 151 – “A u t o m a t i c a d j u s t i n g; DOORS
  • Page 152 – LOCKING WITH INSIDE LOCK KNOB; then close the; Lockout protection
  • Page 153 – LOCKING WITH MECHANICAL KEY
  • Page 154 – OPENING THE DOORS
  • Page 155 – Opening from inside the vehicle; INTELLIGENT KEY SYSTEM
  • Page 156 – INTELLIGENT KEY FUNCTIONS
  • Page 157 – request switches may not function.; Intelligent Key operation; within the range of
  • Page 159 – “SETTING HAZARD INDICATOR
  • Page 161 – Hazard indicator and horn mode; Hazard indicator mode; Switching procedure; and UNLOCK
  • Page 162 – WARNING SIGNALS
  • Page 163 – TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
  • Page 164 – OPENING THE HOOD; Pull the hood lock release handle; HOOD
  • Page 165 – CLOSING THE HOOD; While supporting the hood, store the stay to
  • Page 166 – TRUNK OPEN REQUEST SWITCH; when the; TRUNK LID RELEASE SWITCH; TRUNK
  • Page 167 – , the power to the trunk
  • Page 168 – EMERGENCY TRUNK LID RELEASE; Inside the trunk; until the lock releases and
  • Page 169 – From the passenger compartment; Remove the board located on the floor in; Never pour fuel into the throttle
  • Page 170 – OPENING THE FUEL FILLER DOOR; Unlock the fuel-filler door by using one of the
  • Page 171 – CLOSING THE FUEL-FILLER DOOR; Turn the cap clockwise until a click sound is
  • Page 172 – Tilt adjustment; STEERING WHEEL
  • Page 173 – INSIDE MIRROR; or apply glass cleaner on; SUN VISORS
  • Page 174 – OUTSIDE MIRRORS; Adjusting the outside mirrors; Folding the outside mirrors
  • Page 175 – “REAR WINDOW DEFROSTER; VANITY MIRROR
  • Page 179 – Starting and driving
  • Page 182 – Do not push or tow your vehicle to
  • Page 183 – Additional information
  • Page 184 – Be attentive at all
  • Page 185 – RAPID AIR PRESSURE LOSS; Do not rapidly apply the brakes.
  • Page 187 – IGNITION SWITCH OPERATION; Push center once to change to ACC.; PUSH-BUTTON IGNITION SWITCH
  • Page 190 – BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE
  • Page 192 – Gear clearances; DRIVING THE VEHICLE
  • Page 193 – Operating the shift lever; position to the
  • Page 194 – Use the; — Do not spill water, beverages or
  • Page 195 – Shift lock release; Push the ignition switch to the OFF or LOCK
  • Page 196 – position after performing the; Adaptive shift control; Control on uphill and curving roads:; position and downshift if neces-; position; Changing to the
  • Page 197 – Changing gears using paddle shifters:
  • Page 198 – DRIVING TIPS; Starting on level ground:; position and operate; “HILL START ASSIST” page; When driving the vehicle; Do not move the shift lever to the
  • Page 199 – Passing or hill climbing:; Driving on a downhill:; When the shift lever is in the; When stopping the vehicle
  • Page 200 – When parking the vehicle
  • Page 201 – HOW TO SWITCH THE MODES
  • Page 203 – FEATURES OF EACH MODE
  • Page 204 – Transmission
  • Page 205 – Suspension
  • Page 207 – TURBOCHARGER SYSTEM
  • Page 208 – On winding or hilly roads.; PARKING BRAKE
  • Page 209 – “ C R U I S E C O N T R O L S Y S T E M
  • Page 210 – indicator will come on.
  • Page 211 – Push and then quickly release the SET/; Resuming the preset speed; Push the CANCEL switch
  • Page 212 – Hill start assist will not operate when the shift; HILL START ASSIST
  • Page 214 – AWD WARNING LIGHT; The AWD warning light is located in the meter.; INCREASING FUEL ECONOMY
  • Page 216 – TIRES; complete set should be replaced.; AWD SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS; The LSD controls the speed difference
  • Page 217 – position. Failure to do so; PARKING/PARKING ON HILLS
  • Page 220 – PARKING BRAKE BREAK-IN; Using the system; BRAKE ASSIST
  • Page 221 – Normal operation
  • Page 223 – When the VDC system is turned OFF,; FREEING A FROZEN DOOR LOCK; “ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM”; BATTERY; COLD WEATHER DRIVING
  • Page 224 – “TIRE CHAINS”; SPECIAL WINTER EQUIPMENT; A shovel to dig the vehicle out of snowdrifts.; DRIVING ON SNOW OR ICE; To use the engine block heater; Plug the engine block heater cord into a
  • Page 225 – Before starting the engine, unplug and
  • Page 226 – In case of emergency
  • Page 227 – FLAT TIRE
  • Page 229 – Your vehicle has an automatic en-; JUMP STARTING
  • Page 230 – Do not allow the two vehi-
  • Page 231 – “REMOVING; Do not stop the engine.; PUSH STARTING
  • Page 232 – TOWING YOUR VEHICLE
  • Page 233 – Stand clear of a stuck vehicle.
  • Page 234 – Pulling a stuck vehicle; Rocking a stuck vehicle
  • Page 236 – Appearance and care
  • Page 237 – WASHING; CLEANING EXTERIOR
  • Page 238 – WAXING; REMOVING SPOTS; ALUMINUM ALLOY WHEELS
  • Page 239 – Wipe off excess tire dressing using a dry; CLEANING INTERIOR
  • Page 240 – AIR FRESHENERS; No matter what mats are; Floor mat positioning aid
  • Page 241 – “SEAT BELT
  • Page 242 – Air pollution
  • Page 245 – before; MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENT
  • Page 246 – Outside the vehicle; Doors and engine hood:; GENERAL MAINTENANCE
  • Page 247 – Inside the vehicle; Under the hood and vehicle
  • Page 248 – If you must run the engine in an; MAINTENANCE PRECAUTIONS
  • Page 249 – off and wait until it cools down.; difficulties or excessive emissions.
  • Page 251 – REMOVING THE COWL TOP COVER
  • Page 252 – “ I F; ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM
  • Page 253 – If ambient temperatures are anticipated to be below 5
  • Page 254 – CHANGING ENGINE COOLANT
  • Page 255 – CHECKING ENGINE OIL LEVEL; Wait at least 5; CHANGING ENGINE OIL AND FILTER
  • Page 256 – C) or using the reverse
  • Page 257 – “CAPACITIES AND; Clean the filler cap before removing.; or the brake warning
  • Page 258 – terminal cable to prevent discharging it.; PRECAUTIONS; To disconnect the negative (; WINDOW WASHER FLUID
  • Page 259 – FLUID LEVEL CHECK; minutes and seek medical attention.
  • Page 260 – DRIVE BELTS
  • Page 261 – Have the belts checked regularly for condi-; REPLACING SPARK PLUGS
  • Page 262 – CLEANING; AIR CLEANER
  • Page 263 – REPLACING THE WIPER BLADES
  • Page 264 – SELF-ADJUSTING BRAKES; BRAKE PAD WEAR WARNING; For additional information, see the; REPLACING THE BRAKE PADS
  • Page 265 – Fusible links
  • Page 266 – Be sure the ignition switch is pushed to the
  • Page 267 – Be sure that the + and
  • Page 268 – LIGHTS
  • Page 269 – Xenon headlight bulb:; EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR LIGHTS
  • Page 270 – Replacement procedures
  • Page 271 – TIRE PRESSURE; “Low tire pressure warn-; Tire inflation pressure; Most tires naturally lose air over time.; WHEELS AND TIRES
  • Page 274 – CHECKING THE TIRE PRESSURE; Install the valve stem cap.
  • Page 275 – TIRE LABELING
  • Page 277 – TYPES OF TIRES; Summer tires
  • Page 278 – Drive safely at reduced speeds.; TIRE CHAINS; Use only SAE class
  • Page 279 – Do not use tire chains on dry roads.; CHANGING WHEELS AND TIRES; Tire wear and damage; Replacing wheels and tires; When replacing a tire, use the specified size,
  • Page 280 – “WHEELS AND; “WHEELS AND TIRES” page; Wheel balance
  • Page 281 – Blocking wheels; Place suitable blocks; Getting the tools
  • Page 282 – Place the jack directly under the jack-up
  • Page 285 – Wheel nut tightening torque:
  • Page 286 – Technical and consumer information
  • Page 288 – FUEL RECOMMENDATION; Gasoline specifications; If you use oxygenate-blend gasoline, please take
  • Page 289 – Aftermarket fuel additives; Octane rating tips; “CAPACITIES AND RECOMMENDED; Oil additives
  • Page 290 – driving in dusty conditions
  • Page 291 – ENGINE; SPECIFICATIONS
  • Page 293 – VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION
  • Page 294 – ENGINE SERIAL NUMBER; The number is stamped on the engine as shown.
  • Page 295 – INSTALLING FRONT LICENSE PLATE
  • Page 296 – TERMS; does; VEHICLE LOADING INFORMATION
  • Page 297 – VEHICLE LOAD CAPACITY; The resulting figure equals the available; “MEASUREMENT OF WEIGHTS” page
  • Page 298 – LOADING TIPS; f r o n t; MEASUREMENT OF WEIGHTS; Do not tow a trailer with your vehicle.; TOWING A TRAILER
  • Page 299 – Treadwear 200 Traction AA Temperature A; TREADWEAR; TEMPERATURE A, B AND C; FLAT TOWING
  • Page 302 – HANDLING OF DATA
  • Page 303 – IN THE EVENT OF A COLLISION
  • Page 304 – NISSAN does not warrant non-; Why should you take a chance?; If you should need further information visit us at:
  • Page 313 – details and exclusions.; ENGINE OIL RECOMMENDATION; “CAPACITIES; COLD TIRE PRESSURES
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Page 2 - A new legend is born.

Black plate (2,1) Model "R35-D" EDITED: 2009/ 6/ 5 The legend of the GT-R began in May of 1964 in Japan when the affectionately termed “boxy” Skyline passed a Porsche 904 at a hairpin curve on theSuzuka Circuit. The GT-R legend continued on the Japanese racing circuits and in the sports car ...

Page 4 - READ FIRST — THEN DRIVE SAFELY; WARNING; IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION; MODIFICATION OF YOUR VEHICLE

Black plate (4,1) Model "R35-D" EDITED: 2008/ 12/ 22 Welcome to the growing family of new NISSANowners. This vehicle is delivered to you withconfidence. It was produced using the latesttechniques and strict quality control. This manual was prepared to help you under-stand the operation and m...

Page 5 - If you see the symbol above, it means

Black plate (5,1) Model "R35-D" EDITED: 2008/ 12/ 22 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUTTHIS MANUAL You will see various symbols in this manual. Theyare used in the following ways: WARNING This is used to indicate a hazard thatcould cause death or serious personalinjury. To avoid or reduce the risk,...

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