Park the car on a level surface, set the parking brake properly and block the wheels with chocks to prevent the car from moving on its own. Shift the gearshift lever to neutral ("N"), and for models with automatic transmission, set the selector handle to the "P" (parking) position.
Do not work under the engine hood if the engine is still hot. Always turn off the engine and let it cool down.
Make sure the ignition key is in the "OFF" or "LOCK" position before replacing or repairing any parts. When the key is in the "ON" or "ACC" position, the cooling fan may start unexpectedly even if the engine is not running.
If you must work under the hood with the engine running, be careful to keep your hands, clothing, hair and tools a safe distance from fans, drive belts and other moving parts.
Before working on the vehicle, it is recommended to remove your tie and small wrist items (rings, watches, etc.).
When running the engine in a closed area, such as a garage, check the efficiency of the exhaust extraction.
It is not allowed to stand under a car supported only by a jack. To work under the car, secure it on special stands.
Make sure that there are no smoldering materials, sources of fire or sparks near the gas tank and battery.
Do not disconnect or connect battery cables or electrical connectors while the ignition is on.
On models with a gasoline engine and electronic fuel injection system, the fuel filter and fuel lines should only be serviced by a Nissan dealer. This is because the fuel lines are under high pressure even when the engine is not running.
Failure to observe these and other generally accepted safety precautions may result in an accident or damage to the machine.
Motor oil and other automotive fluids spilled on the ground cause damage to the environment.
Local regulations for disposal of automotive fluids must be followed.
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This section "Do-It-Yourself Operations" contains instructions only for those operations that the owner of the machine is able to perform himself.
Remember that incomplete or improper maintenance may result in poor vehicle performance, excessive exhaust emissions, and may affect warranty coverage. If you have questions about specific procedures, contact your Nissan dealer.