NISSAN NV350

QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

WELCOME TO YOUR NEW NISSAN NV350
This guide provides a quick reference to several useful features of your new NV350.
For a complete description of all systems and features of your vehicle, please refer to the vehicle’s OWNER’S MANUAL.
Note that some of these features are optional and may not apply to your vehicle.
ENJOY YOUR DRIVE!

CONTENTS
Doors – Unlocking & Locking............................................................................................ 1 Vehicle Information Display.................................................................................................... 5
Front Seats......................................................................................................................................... 2 Audio System........................................................................................................................................ 6
Rear Bench/Seats (if equipped)..................................................................................... 2 Climate Control.................................................................................................................................. 7
Luggage Room Utility Threads....................................................................................... 3 Storage Locations (if equipped)......................................................................................... 8
Parking Brake Operation...................................................................................................... 4 In Case of Emergency.................................................................................................................. 9
Refuelling............................................................................................................................................. 4
Power Outlet..................................................................................................................................... 4
DOORS – UNLOCKING & LOCKING FRONT SEATS REAR BENCH/SEATS (IF EQUIPPED)

If your vehicle is equipped with a key fob with remote control buttons, you can Sliding door child lock (if equipped) Front seat adjustment Reclining the rear bench/seat(s)
lock and unlock the doors by pressing the lock 1 or unlock 2 button on

the key fob.

Move the lever to the LOCK position to activate

the child door lock function. The sliding door can 1 1
now only be opened from the outside.

Seat back adjustment Horizontal adjustment

Pull the adjustment lever 1 :
2 1
• Tilt the seatback to the desired position
• Release the adjustment lever 1 to lock the seatback in position.
4 3 1 Sliding door window opening
(if equipped) Folding the front centre seat
To open the sliding window, squeeze the To fold the front centre seat, pull the reclining lever all the way and fold the
seatback down. Folding the rear bench (type A, if equipped)
knob 1 and slide the window open.
If you are near your vehicle and feel threatened, you can activate the
“panic alarm” by pushing the panic alarm button 3 on the key fob for more 2 4 3
than 0.5 seconds. The panic alarm will remain activated for 25 seconds and
then turn off automatically. 1
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The battery indicator light 4 on the key fob will light up when you push one of
the buttons on the key fob. If this is not the case, the battery is discharged or
nearly discharged and needs to be replaced.
• Pull the adjustment lever 1 and fold the seatback down 2
• Pull the lock lever 3 , then lift the rear seat assembly 4 and tilt it forward
• Fold the rear leg of the seat downward 5 .

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REAR BENCH/SEATS (CONTINUED) LUGGAGE ROOM UTILITY THREADS PARKING BRAKE OPERATION POWER OUTLET
Folding the rear bench (type B, if equipped) You can use commercially available M6 bolts (length of thread: 8 mm) to To apply the parking brake, pull the parking brake lever out . 1 To power electrical accessories, a power outlet, either fitted with a cigarette
attach various items to both sides of the luggage room. The number of threads To release the parking brake, apply the foot brake, push the release button 2 , lighter or not, is provided in the center console.
in the body depends on the vehicle model. turn the lever 3 and push the parking brake lever down completely.
The power consumption of electrical accessories connected to the power
2 outlets should not exceed 120W.

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REFUELLING
Pull the lever 1 and fold the seatback forward 2 . The fuel gauge indicates the approximate level of fuel in the tank when the
ignition is switched ON. The symbol reminds you that the fuel filler lid is
located on the right hand side of the vehicle.
Folding the rear seat (if equipped) To open the fuel filler lid, push the fuel filler lid opener switch located at the
lower part of the instrument panel as illustrated.
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The fuel filler cap is of the ratchet type: after refuelling, tighten the cap until the
ratchet clicks more than two times.
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Pull the lever 1 and fold the seatback forward 2 .

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VEHICLE INFORMATION DISPLAY AUDIO SYSTEM
FM-AM radio with CD player (if equipped) FM-AM radio

The vehicle information display is located next to the speedometer and Upshift indicator
provides a variety of information. The upshift indicator is shown in the lower
Depending on the model, the display may show: part of the vehicle information display and Setting and selecting preset stations Setting and selecting preset stations
alerts you to shift to a higher gear at the set • Push the “PWR” button to switch on the audio unit. • Push the Volume/ON button to switch on the audio unit.
• Engine coolant temperature gauge engine speed. • Press the “FM - AM” button to select the desired waveband. • Press the “FM - AM” button to select the desired waveband.
• Fuel gauge • Tune into a station automatically or manually using the “SEEK” or “TUNE” • Tune into a station using the “ ” or “ ” button.
• Automatic Transmission (AT) selector lever position indicator (AT models)
To set the upshift indicator engine button respectively. Press the “ ” or “ ” buttons shortly to manually change the frequency.
• Upshift indicator (Manual Transmission models)
speed (RPM) at which the indicator will • To store the actual radio station being received under one of the six preset Push and hold the “ ” / “ ” button for more than one second to
• Trip computer data
start flashing follow the three steps as buttons, push and hold the desired preset-button: the channel indicator will automatically tune into the next/previous radio station that can be received.
• Clock
outlined below:
B A
be displayed and a beep will sound, indicating that the station is properly • To store the actual radio station being received under one of the 5 preset
• Engine oil level information (diesel engine models) stored in the memory. buttons, push and hold the desired preset button: the channel indicator will
1. While the “upshift indicator setting” mode is displayed, push and hold be displayed, indicating that the station is properly stored in the memory.
Each time switch A is pushed, the displayed trip computer mode will change Clock setting
as follows: the trip computer mode switch A . The setting display will start flashing.
Trip A Trip B Current fuel consumption Average fuel consumption 2. While the display is flashing, turn the trip computer mode switch B to • While the radio is on, press the “MENU” button repeatedly until “CLOCK Clock setting

Distance to empty Upshift indicator setting. set the desired engine RPM at which the upshift indicator should start ON (CLK ON)/CLOCK OFF (CLK OFF)” is displayed. Press the “SEEK” • While the radio is on, push and hold the “DISP” button.
flashing. or “TUNE” button respectively to select “CLK ON”. • Press the “ ” button to adjust the hours.
For detailed information, please refer to your vehicle's Owner's Manual. 3. Push the trip computer mode switch A to exit the setting mode. • Press the “MENU” button while “CLK ON” is displayed. The hour digit will • Press the “ ” button to adjust the minutes.
blink and can be adjusted using the “SEEK” or “TUNE” button respectively. • Minutes can be reset to zero by pressing the “RESET” button.
• After setting the hour, press the “MENU” button again: the minute digit will
blink and can be adjusted using the “SEEK” or “TUNE” button respectively.
• Press the “MENU” button once more to store the clock setting.

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CLIMATE CONTROL STORAGE LOCATIONS (IF EQUIPPED)
Defrosting/defogging the windscreen Heat mode (diesel engine models) Several additional storage locations are provided for your convenience:
Turn the fan speed control dial 1 to a To speed up the heater’s effective operation, the idle speed of
medium to high fan speed. Turn the air the cold engine can be increased by pushing the “HEAT” switch
flow distribution dial 2 to the position. on the lower side of the instrument panel.
Turn the temperature control dial 3 to the
high temperature position. When the system is switched on, the indicator light in the
1 2 switch will illuminate. Push the “OFF” side of the switch to turn
To increase defogging performance off the heat mode.
under humid conditions, turn on the air
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conditioner by pressing the air conditioner
3 button 4 . The A/C indicator light in the
5
switch will illuminate.

Air intake modes

Dashboard upper and lower storage box Center console box Center lower pocket
You can select between the following air intake modes:

Outside air intake mode

Shift lever 5 to the outside air intake position. In this mode, outside air is
drawn into the vehicle interior.

Air re-circulation mode

Shift lever 5 to the air re-circulation position. In this mode, the air in
the vehicle’s interior is re-circulated. Use this mode only when necessary to
prevent air from outside being drawn into the vehicle interior. You may use this
mode to avoid unpleasant smells, exhaust fumes, dust, etc. to enter the cabin.
Under normal conditions however, the air re-circulation mode should not be
selected in order to prevent windows fogging up and the air in the interior to
become stuffed. Cup holder (front) Ticket holder (sunvisor)

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IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
NOTES:
Location of jack and tools Spare wheel recovery
To recover the spare wheel from underneath the vehicle, follow the four steps
as outlined below:

The necessary jack and tools to change a tyre are stored inside the sliding
1. Insert the T-shaped rod into the oval opening above the middle of the
door step as illustrated.
rear bumper and direct it towards the spare wheel winch assembly.
2. Insert the rod into the T-shaped opening on the spare wheel winch and
turn the rod anticlockwise to lower the spare wheel.
3. Once the spare wheel is completely lowered, pull the strap on the spare
tyre to slide the tyre from under the vehicle.
4. Remove the tyre hanger bracket from the spare tyre.

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 Publication No.: QR14E-0E26A0
Printed in South Africa
Nissan SA (Pty) Ltd

Every effort has been made to ensure that the content of this publication is correct at the time of going to press. (July 2014)
In accordance with the company’s policy of continuously improving its products, Nissan reserves the right to change at any time the
specifications of the vehicles described and shown in this publication without notice.