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SIC4720
Soft bottle holder
Soft bottle holders are located on the front
doors and sliding doors.
CAUTION
. Do not use bottle holder for any
other objects that could be thrown
about in the vehicle and possibly
injure people during sudden braking
or an accident.
. Do not use bottle holder for open
liquid containers.
SIC3589
SUNGLASSES HOLDER (if so
equipped)
WARNING
Keep the sunglasses holder closed
while driving to prevent an accident.
To open the sunglasses holder, push
*
1
.
CAUTION
. Do not use for anything other than
glasses.
. Do not leave glasses in the sun-
glasses holder while parking in
direct sunlight. The heat may da-
mage the glasses.
Instruments and controls 2-45
- 2014 QUEST 1
- WHEN READING THE MANUAL 2
- IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT 2
- THIS MANUAL 2
- CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 3
- CALIFORNIA PERCHLORATE ADVI 3
- NISSAN CUSTOMER CARE 4
- Table of 6
- Contents 6
- SEATS, SEAT BELTS AND 9
- SYSTEM (SRS) 9
- EXTERIOR FRONT 10
- EXTERIOR REAR 11
- PASSENGER COMPARTMENT 12
- Illustrated table of contents 13
- INSTRUMENT PANEL 14
- METERS AND GAUGES 15
- VQ35DE ENGINE 16
- ENGINE COMPARTMENT 16
- WARNING AND INDICATOR LIGHTS 17
- FRONT SEATS 20
- Front manual seat adjustment 20
- Front power seat adjustment 20
- 2ND ROW SEATS 23
- Seat adjustment 23
- Entry to the 3rd row seat 23
- Front and 2nd row seats 24
- FLEXIBLE SEATING 25
- Third row seatback 26
- HEAD RESTRAINTS/HEADRESTS 27
- ADJUSTABLE HEAD RESTRAINT/ 28
- HEADREST COMPONENTS 28
- NON-ADJUSTABLE HEAD RE 29
- STRAINT/HEADREST COMPONENTS 29
- JVR0259X 30
- FRONT-SEAT ACTIVE HEAD RE 31
- PRECAUTIONS ON SEAT BELT 32
- SEAT BELTS 32
- PREGNANT WOMEN 34
- INJURED PERSONS 34
- THREE-POINT TYPE SEAT BELT 34
- JVR0183X 35
- Fastening the seat belts 36
- Unfastening the seat belts 37
- Checking seat belt operation 37
- 3rd row center seat belt 37
- Seat belt hooks 40
- SEAT BELT EXTENDERS 40
- SEAT BELT MAINTENANCE 41
- CHILD SAFETY 41
- SMALL CHILDREN 42
- LARGER CHILDREN 43
- CHILD RESTRAINTS 43
- PRECAUTIONS ON CHILD RE 44
- STRAINTS 44
- System (LATCH) 45
- LATCH lower anchor location 46
- 2nd row seats 47
- 3rd row seat 47
- LATCH rigid-mounted 47
- 2nd row seat 48
- STALLATION USING LATCH 49
- Rear-facing — step 3 50
- Rear-facing — step 4 50
- Rear-facing — step 1 51
- Rear-facing — step 2 52
- Rear-facing — step 5 53
- Rear-facing — step 6 53
- Forward-facing — step 4 54
- Forward-facing — step 6 55
- Forward-facing — step 3 56
- Forward-facing — step 5 57
- Forward-facing — step 8 57
- Forward-facing — step 10 58
- BOOSTER SEATS 60
- Precautions on booster seats 60
- Booster seat installation 61
- Front passenger position 62
- PRECAUTIONS ON SUPPLEMENTAL 63
- RESTRAINT SYSTEM 63
- SUPPLEMENTAL RESTRAINT 63
- NISSAN ADVANCED AIR BAG SYS 69
- TEM (front seats) 69
- FRONT SEAT-MOUNTED SIDE-IM 74
- PACT SUPPLEMENTAL AIR BAG AND 74
- ROOF-MOUNTED CURTAIN SIDE-IM 74
- SEAT BELTS WITH PRETENSIONERS 75
- (front seats) 75
- SUPPLEMENTAL AIR BAG WARNING 76
- SRS air bag 76
- REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT PRO 77
- 2 Instruments and controls 80
- Instruments and controls 2-3 82
- 2-4 Instruments and controls 83
- Instruments and controls 2-5 84
- SPEEDOMETER AND ODOMETER 85
- Speedometer 85
- Odometer/twin trip odometer 85
- Instruments and controls 2-7 86
- 2-8 Instruments and controls 87
- Zone map 88
- Instruments and controls 2-9 88
- 2-10 Instruments and controls 89
- Instruments and controls 2-11 90
- 2-12 Instruments and controls 91
- Instruments and controls 2-13 92
- 2-14 Instruments and controls 93
- Instruments and controls 2-15 94
- 2-16 Instruments and controls 95
- Instruments and controls 2-17 96
- 2-18 Instruments and controls 97
- Instruments and controls 2-19 98
- 2-20 Instruments and controls 99
- Instruments and controls 2-21 100
- 2-22 Instruments and controls 101
- Instruments and controls 2-23 102
- 2-24 Instruments and controls 103
- Instruments and controls 2-25 104
- 2-26 Instruments and controls 105
- Instruments and controls 2-27 106
- 2-28 Instruments and controls 107
- Instruments and controls 2-29 108
- 2-30 Instruments and controls 109
- REAR WINDOW WIPER AND 110
- WASHER SWITCH 110
- REAR WINDOW AND OUTSIDE 111
- MIRROR DEFROSTER SWITCH 111
- Instruments and controls 2-33 112
- 2-34 Instruments and controls 113
- Instruments and controls 2-35 114
- 2-36 Instruments and controls 115
- 1 Turn signal 116
- 2 Lane change signal 116
- Instruments and controls 2-37 116
- 2-38 Instruments and controls 117
- Instruments and controls 2-39 118
- 2-40 Instruments and controls 119
- Instrument panel 120
- Cargo area 120
- Instruments and controls 2-41 120
- 2-42 Instruments and controls 121
- Instruments and controls 2-43 122
- 2-44 Instruments and controls 123
- Instruments and controls 2-45 124
- 2-46 Instruments and controls 125
- 2nd row center console 126
- CARGO FLOOR BOX 126
- 2-48 Instruments and controls 127
- Seatbacks 127
- Instruments and controls 2-49 128
- 2-50 Instruments and controls 129
- Instruments and controls 2-51 130
- 2-52 Instruments and controls 131
- Instruments and controls 2-53 132
- 2-54 Instruments and controls 133
- Auto-reverse function 134
- IF THE FRONT OR REAR MOONROOF 134
- DOES NOT OPERATE 134
- MAP LIGHTS 135
- REAR PERSONAL LIGHTS 135
- INTERIOR LIGHTS 135
- Instruments and controls 2-57 136
- 2-58 Instruments and controls 137
- Map lights 137
- PROGRAMMING HomeLink 138
- HomeLink 138
- UNIVERSAL 138
- TRANSCEIVER (if so equipped) 138
- 2-60 Instruments and controls 139
- Instruments and controls 2-61 140
- 2-62 Instruments and controls 141
- Instruments and controls 2-63 142
- 2-64 Instruments and controls 143
- INTELLIGENT KEY SYSTEM 146
- MECHANICAL KEY 147
- VALET HAND-OFF 148
- LOCKING WITH MECHANICAL KEY 148
- Lockout protection 150
- AUTOMATIC DOOR LOCKS 150
- SLIDING DOORS 150
- Locking with inside lock knob 150
- SLIDING DOOR AUTO CLOSURE 152
- FUNCTION (if so equipped) 152
- POWER SLIDING DOOR (if so 152
- PRECAUTIONS ON POWER SLIDING 153
- DOOR OPERATION 153
- Power door main switch 154
- JVP0157X 155
- OPERATING SLIDING DOOR BY 156
- POWER ASSIST 156
- SLIDING DOOR AUTO REVERSE 156
- FUNCTION 156
- INTELLIGENT KEY OPERATING 158
- DOOR LOCKS/UNLOCKS PRECAU 158
- INTELLIGENT KEY OPERATION 159
- Locking doors 160
- Unlocking doors 161
- BATTERY SAVER SYSTEM 162
- WARNING SIGNALS 162
- TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 163
- REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY SYSTEM 164
- HOW TO USE REMOTE KEYLESS 165
- ENTRY SYSTEM 165
- Using panic alarm 166
- OPERATING MANUAL LIFT GATE 169
- LIFT GATE 169
- Lift gate opener switch 170
- Intelligent Key 170
- Power open 171
- Power close 171
- Reverse function 171
- Auto reverse function 171
- Manual mode 171
- Safe Mode 172
- AUTO CLOSURE 172
- LIFT GATE RELEASE 173
- OPENING FUEL-FILLER DOOR 173
- FUEL-FILLER CAP 173
- FUEL-FILLER DOOR 173
- JVP0067X 174
- LOOSE FUEL CAP warning 175
- TILT OR TELESCOPIC OPERATION 175
- TILT/TELESCOPIC STEERING 175
- INSIDE MIRROR 176
- SUN VISORS MIRRORS 176
- Manual anti-glare type 177
- Automatic anti-glare type 177
- Foldable outside mirrors 179
- VANITY MIRROR 179
- COMMUNICATION MIRROR (if so 179
- Confirming memory storage 181
- SYSTEM OPERATION 181
- Models with navigation system 186
- With navigation system 187
- Without navigation system 187
- HOW TO USE MULTI-FUNCTION 188
- CONTROLLER 188
- HOW TO USE TOUCH SCREEN 188
- Touch screen operation 188
- Touch screen maintenanc e 189
- JVH0176M 198
- HOW TO READ THE DISPLAYED 206
- REARVIEW MONITOR (if so 206
- HOW TO PARK WITH PREDICTIVE 207
- COURSE LINES (if so equipped) 207
- DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PREDICTIVE 209
- AND ACTUAL DISTANCES 209
- Backing up on a steep uphill 209
- OPERATING TIPS 212
- AROUND VIEW 212
- MONITOR (if so 212
- JVH0336X 213
- HOW TO SWITCH THE DISPLAY 214
- Operations after activation 215
- HOW TO SEE EACH VIEW 215
- Front and rear view 216
- Bird’s-eye view 217
- Front-side view 218
- Moving to a steep uphill 219
- Moving to a steep downhill 219
- JVH0338X 220
- HOW TO ADJUST THE SCREEN 221
- CENTER VENTILATORS 221
- VENTILATORS 221
- SIDE VENTILATORS 222
- REAR VENTILATORS 222
- HEATER AND AIR CONDITIONER 222
- MANUAL AIR CONDITIONER 224
- Controls 225
- Heater operation 225
- Air conditioner operation 226
- Rear air conditioning system 227
- AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONER 229
- Automatic operation (AUTO) 230
- Manual operation 231
- Turning the system off 233
- SERVICING AIR CONDITIONER 235
- IN-CABIN MICROFILTER 236
- AUDIO OPERATION PRECAUTIONS 236
- AUDIO SYSTEM 236
- Compact Disc (CD) player 238
- Troubleshooting guide: 247
- Bluetooth 249
- Audio player (models with 249
- FM-AM RADIO WITH COMPACT DISC 250
- (CD) PLAYER 250
- Audio main operation 251
- FM-AM radio operation 251
- FM-AM-SAT RADIO WITH COMPACT 254
- DISC (CD) PLAYER (Type A) 254
- FM-AM-SAT radio operation 256
- AUX (Auxiliary) input 258
- USB memory operation 258
- DISC (CD) PLAYER (Type B) 262
- OPERATION (if so equipped) 266
- Precautions 266
- Display settings 266
- Playing a DVD 267
- Type A (example) 268
- Type B (example) 268
- USB MEMORY OPERATION (models 269
- STREAMING AUDIO (mod 274
- Regulatory information 274
- Connecting procedure 275
- PLAYER OPERATION (models 279
- Connecting iPod 279
- Compatibility 279
- AUX Menu 282
- CD/DVD/USB MEMORY CARE AND 282
- CLEANING 282
- USB memory 282
- NISSAN MOBILE ENTERTAINMENT 285
- SYSTEM (MES) (if so equipped) 285
- TEM COMPONENTS 286
- DVD drive 286
- Displays 286
- Flip-down screen 287
- Remote controller 289
- Front display 291
- Rear display 291
- PLAYING A DVD 292
- DISC·AUX button 292
- Adjust Front/Rear display 292
- DVD operation keys 292
- Setting keys 294
- Remote controller operation 295
- Rear display settings 295
- CARE AND MAINTENANCE 296
- CAR PHONE OR CB RADIO 296
- HANDS-FREE PHONE 297
- REGULATORY INFORMATION 298
- FCC Regulatory information 298
- IC Regulatory information 298
- VOICE COMMANDS 299
- CONTROL BUTTONS 299
- CONNECTING PROCEDURE 299
- PHONE SELECTION 300
- QUICK DIAL 300
- JVH0475X 301
- JVH0476X 301
- Editing the Quick Dial 302
- MAKING A CALL 303
- RECEIVING A CALL 303
- DURING A CALL 304
- JVH0480X 305
- SYSTEM (models without 307
- USING THE SYSTEM 309
- Initialization 309
- Operating tips 309
- Giving voice command 309
- How to say numbers 310
- Manual command selection 310
- GETTING STARTED 311
- Choosing a language 311
- Receiving a call 312
- LIST OF VOICE COMMANDS 313
- Recent Calls 316
- Connect Phone 316
- SPEAKER ADAPTATION (SA) MODE 316
- Training procedure 317
- Training phrases 317
- . go back 318
- . call 5 6280 318
- . dial 66437 318
- JVH0159M 320
- Displaying user guide 321
- Getting Started 322
- Let’s Practice 322
- Before starting 323
- Giving voice commands 323
- Command List 325
- . Navigation Command: 326
- . Information Command: 326
- . Audio Command: 326
- . General Commands 326
- Voice command examples 327
- JVH0481X 330
- NISSAN VOICE RECOGNITION AL 331
- TERNATE COMMAND MODE 331
- Displaying command list 331
- JVH0483X 332
- Navigation Commands: 334
- Information Commands: 335
- Audio Commands: 336
- Help Commands: 336
- General Commands: 336
- Command Mode) 341
- 5 Starting and driving 344
- 5-2 Starting and driving 345
- Starting and driving 5-3 346
- 5-4 Starting and driving 347
- Starting and driving 5-5 348
- 5-6 Starting and driving 349
- Starting and driving 5-7 350
- 5-8 Starting and driving 351
- Starting and driving 5-9 352
- 5-10 Starting and driving 353
- Starting and driving 5-11 354
- 5-12 Starting and driving 355
- Starting and driving 5-13 356
- 5-14 Starting and driving 357
- Starting and driving 5-15 358
- 5-16 Starting and driving 359
- Starting and driving 5-17 360
- 5-18 Starting and driving 361
- Detection zone 361
- BSW indicator light 362
- BSW system warning light 362
- BSW switch 362
- Starting and driving 5-19 362
- 5-20 Starting and driving 363
- Starting and driving 5-21 364
- 5-22 Starting and driving 365
- Starting and driving 5-23 366
- 5-24 Starting and driving 367
- Starting and driving 5-25 368
- 5-26 Starting and driving 369
- INCREASING FUEL ECONOMY 370
- PARKING/PARKING ON HILLS 371
- Starting and driving 5-29 372
- 5-30 Starting and driving 373
- Starting and driving 5-31 374
- 5-32 Starting and driving 375
- Starting and driving 5-33 376
- 5-34 Starting and driving 377
- Starting and driving 5-35 378
- 5-36 Starting and driving 379
- 6 In case of emergency 380
- 6-2 In case of emergency 381
- In case of emergency 6-3 382
- 6-4 In case of emergency 383
- Getting the spare tire 384
- 6-6 In case of emergency 385
- Jack-up point 386
- In case of emergency 6-7 386
- Installing the spare tire 387
- In case of emergency 6-9 388
- 6-10 In case of emergency 389
- In case of emergency 6-11 390
- 6-12 In case of emergency 391
- In case of emergency 6-13 392
- 6-14 In case of emergency 393
- In case of emergency 6-15 394
- 6-16 In case of emergency 395
- In case of emergency 6-17 396
- 6-18 In case of emergency 397
- 7 Appearance and care 398
- 7-2 Appearance and care 399
- Appearance and care 7-3 400
- 7-4 Appearance and care 401
- Front (example) 402
- Appearance and care 7-5 402
- 7-6 Appearance and care 403
- Bracket positions 403
- Appearance and care 7-7 404
- 7-8 Appearance and care 405
- Inside the vehicle 408
- Under the hood and vehicle 409
- MAINTENANCE PRECAUTIONS 410
- ENGINE COMPARTMENT CHECK 411
- LOCATIONS 411
- ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM 412
- CHECKING ENGINE COOLANT LEVEL 413
- CHANGING ENGINE COOLANT 413
- CHECKING ENGINE OIL LEVEL 413
- ENGINE OIL 413
- Vehicle set-up 414
- Engine oil and filter 415
- After the operation 416
- CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE 416
- TRANSMISSION (CVT) FLUID 416
- POWER STEERING FLUID 416
- BRAKE FLUID 417
- WINDOW WASHER FLUID BATTERY 418
- DI0137MA 419
- SDI1480C 419
- JUMP STARTING 420
- VARIABLE VOLTAGE CONTROL 420
- DRIVE BELT 420
- REPLACING SPARK PLUGS 421
- Iridium-tipped spark plugs 421
- SPARK PLUGS 421
- REPLACING 423
- WASHER NOZZLE 424
- SELF-ADJUSTING BRAKES 425
- BRAKE PAD WEAR WARNING 425
- Fusible links 426
- Extended storage fuse switch 427
- INTELLIGENT KEY BATTERY 428
- REPLACEMENT 428
- HEADLIGHTS 431
- Replacing 431
- EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR LIGHTS 432
- Replacement procedures 432
- Front side marker light 433
- Front map light 434
- Rear personal light 434
- Cargo light 434
- Vanity mirror light 434
- TIRE PRESSURE 435
- Tire inflation pressure 435
- WHEELS AND TIRES 435
- Booklet 436
- Checking the tire pressure 437
- TIRE LABELING 438
- TYPES OF TIRES 440
- All season tires 440
- Summer tires 440
- Snow tires 440
- 16-inch size tire 441
- CHANGING WHEELS AND TIRES 442
- Tire rotation 442
- Wear indicator 443
- Wear indicator location mark 443
- Wheel balance 444
- Care of wheels 444
- Spare tire 444
- CAPACITIES AND RECOMMENDED 447
- FUEL/LUBRICANTS 447
- FUEL INFORMATION 448
- Gasoline specifications 448
- Reformulated gasoline 448
- E-15 fuel 449
- E-85 fuel 449
- Aftermarket fuel additives 449
- Octane rating tips 449
- API certification mark 450
- API service symbol 450
- AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM RE 451
- FRIGERANT AND LUBRICANT RE 451
- COMMENDATIONS 451
- Road wheel 452
- SPECIFICATIONS 452
- VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 454
- (chassis number) 454
- ENGINE SERIAL NUMBER 454
- VEHICLE LOAD CAPACITY 457
- VEHICLE LOADING INFORMATION 457
- SECURING THE LOAD 459
- LOADING TIPS 459
- MEASUREMENT OF WEIGHTS 460
- TOWING A TRAILER 460
- MAXIMUM LOAD LIMITS 461
- Maximum trailer loads 461
- Tongue load 462
- MAXIMUM GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT 462
- (GVW)/MAXIMUM GROSS AXLE 462
- WEIGHT (GAW) 462
- TOWING LOAD/SPECIFICATION 464
- Tire pressures 466
- Safety chains 466
- Trailer lights 466
- Trailer brakes 466
- Pre-towing tips 466
- Trailer towing tips 467
- TEMPERATURE A, B AND C 470
- EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM 470
- WARRANTY 470
- REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS 471
- READINESS FOR INSPECTION/ 472
- MAINTENANCE (I/M) TEST 472
- EVENT DATA RECORDERS (EDR) 472
- OWNER’S MANUAL/SERVICE 473
- MANUAL ORDER INFORMATION 473
- 10 Index 474
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