2018–2019

If equipped with the 4-speed automatic transmission, have the ATF checked or replaced by a NISSAN dealer; store poisonous ATF carefully in marked containers out of children's reach.

2015–2017

If equipped with the 4-speed automatic, have a NISSAN dealer check or replace the fluid, which is poisonous and must be stored in marked containers away from children.

2018–2019

Refuel promptly; the light should go out after a few trips, but have the vehicle inspected by a NISSAN dealer if it stays on.

2018–2019

Before replacing spark plugs, turn off the engine and ignition switch, and engage the parking brake securely.

Use the correct socket to avoid damaging the plugs; Nissan recommends having replacement performed by a dealer.

2015–2017

Do not clean or regap platinum-tipped or iridium-tipped spark plugs.

2018–2019

1. Remove the screw, separate the case with a small screwdriver, and use a cloth to protect the casing.
2. Install a CR1620 or equivalent battery with the positive side facing the bottom, without touching the circuit or terminals.
3. Close the lid, reinstall the screw, and operate the buttons to check the key fob.
4. Keep children from swallowing the battery or removed parts, and follow local battery-disposal regulations.
5. NISSAN recommends dealer service if replacement is required.

2018–2019

Temporary fog after rain or a car wash is not a malfunction, but have the exterior light serviced if large water drops collect inside.

2015–2017

If equipped, the in-cabin microfilter limits dust, pollen, and some outside odors; it is behind the glove box.

2015–2017

If every key is lost, a NISSAN dealer can make duplicates from the recorded key number; if you have one key left, duplication does not require that number.

Store the key number somewhere secure, like your wallet, rather than the vehicle, since NISSAN does not keep key numbers.