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Datsun GO Datsun GO+ Quick Reference Guide LOOKING FOR MORE INFORMATION This Quick Reference Guide does not replace you vehicle’s owner’s manual. It provides creamy information about your vehicle. For additional information you should always refer the owner’s manual or your nearest authorized dealer. CUSTOMER RELATION Email id: [email protected] Contact number: 1800 209 3456 [toll free] TABLE OF CONTENT Sl. No. ITEM 1 Page No. TIPS ON IMPROVING YOUR 2 CAR FUEL EFFICIENCY 2 HOW TO CALCULATE MILEAGE 3 3 FOLLOW ME HOME 4 4 REAR SEAT BELT LENGTH ADJUSTMENT 5 5 TUMBLE SEAT OPERATION 6 6 THIRD ROW SEAT OPERATION 7 7 HOW TO USE MOBILE DOCKING STATION 8 8 KNOW YOUR DRIVE COMPUTER 10 9 DEFOGGING WINDSHIELD 12 10 JACK REMOVAL & STORAGE PROCEDURE 13 11 GENERAL TIPS 14 12 QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE FEEDBACK 15 Revision 02 Quick Reference Guide 1 TIPS ON IMPROVING YOUR CAR FUEL EFFICIENCY Check Your Tire Pressure Regularly: Check the Tire inflation pressure every two weeks, or at least once a month (including the spare Tire). Use the Air Conditioner Smartly: Drive with open window for a short while before using the AC. Letting hot air out of the cabin first will put less demand on the AC and help your vehicle cool faster. Avoid Unnecessary Speeding Up & Breaking: Always maintain a steady speed. Keep proper distance from other vehicles to avoid sudden braking. Keep the Bottom of Your Vehicle Free from Mud: Keeping the underbody of the vehicle clean not only lessens weight but also helps to prevent corrosion. Acceleration Slowly & Smoothly: Avoid sudden acceleration and use highest gear possible while driving. Use the Recommended Grade of Motor Oil: For better fuel economy uses the recommended grade of motor oil which is mentioned in the owner's manual. Avoid Long Engine Idling: If you have a long wait or if you are at a traffic light, it is better to turn off the engine and start again later. Use Reputed Fuel Stations: For good fuel quality, use reputed fuel stations. Don’t use adulterated fuel. Avoid Unneeded Weight in Your Vehicle: Excess weight puts a heavier load on the engine, causing greater fuel consumption. Keep the Front Wheels in Proper Alignment: Avoid hitting the kurb and slow down on rough roads. Improper alignment not only causes faster tire wear but also puts an extra load on the engine, which in turn, wastes fuel. Check Your Air Filter: A dirty air filter restrict the flow of air into the engine, which harms the performance economy. HOW TO CALCULATE MILEAGE Follow the Recommended Maintenance: Good maintenance & handling of the vehicle can benefit you in fuel efficiency and will avoid premature wear of components. XX Do not rest your foot on the clutch or break pedal while driving: Resting your foot on the clutch pedal or brake pedal while driving causes premature wear, overheating and poor fuel economy. 1 Fill the tank to full by using auto cut-off mode on the fuel gun at the fuel station. 2 Set trip meter reading to zero & drive for at least 100kms at a moderate speed. 3 Again, fill the tank using auto cut-off mode at the same fuel station. Note down the quantity of fuel filled - X liters. 21 3 Check the trip meter reading for the distance driven - Y kms. 4 4 Calculate average fuel consumption (km/|)=Y/X 6 5 • Full filled “X” Liters • Trip meter reading “Y” Kms Drive at Moderate Speed: The faster you drive, the lower the fuel economy. Maintain moderate speed on highways to improve fuel economy. 03 2 Quick Reference Guide Quick Reference Guide 3 FOLLOW ME HOME [FMH] REAR SEAT BELT LENGTH ADJUSTMENT Value to customer Value to customer DATSUN-GO helps customer by providing illumination towards home or destination after parking at night. Rear seat belt is not rolled up automatically, passenger need to adjust by manually. To Tighten § Good visibility & safety at night. § Automatic headlamps turn OFF. § Customized headlamp ON duration. STEP-1: Pull out the shoulder portion of the belt so that it is slightly slack. Steps to operate: 1. Turn off the IGN & ACC switch. 2. E n s u re a l l o t h e r l a m p s a re turned OFF. 3. Pull and release the passing switch towards back of the vehicle as indicated. 4. Head lamp turns ON and turns OFF 30 sec. later automatically. To Check Slack Timer Duration Customization: Headlamps on-duration time can be customize by number of pulling. Operation Passing switch pulling sequence 4 Quick Reference Guide Activation time 1 30 sec 2 60 sec 3 90 sec 4 or more 120 sec STEP-3: The shoulder portion should have just enough slack so that a clenched st can be inserted between belt and your chest as shown. STEP-2: To shorten the belt, pull the free end in the direction of the arrow as shown. After Use STEP-4: After use, always rehang the belt on the hook provided on shoulder anchor cover. Quick Reference Guide 5 TUMBLE SEAT OPERATION [IF EQUIPPED] REAR TUMBLE SEAT USAGE Fig. 1 PULL Seat Back Seat Cushion Re a r s e a t t u m b l e p o s i t i o n h e l p s t h e passenger to enter the third row seat A) To fold 2nd row seat [For Tumble position] Ÿ Pull the Knobs to unlock seat back as shown in (Fig: 1) & fold the seat back as shown in (Fig: 2) Ÿ Pullout all the buckles [b1,b2,b3] and center s e a t b e l t [ s ] fro m t h e g a p between Seat cushion & seat back ( )and place it on the oor as in (Fig: 2) Ÿ Lift the folded seat from rear side (Fig: 2 ) to take the seat for tumble position as shown in (Fig: 3) B) Ÿ Fig. 2 Ÿ b1 s b2 b3 Ÿ To unfold 2nd row seat [For Seating position] Place the seat cushion on the oor as shown in (Fig: 2) Insert all the buckles [b1,b2,b3] and center seat belt [s] from the gap between Seat cushion & seat back ( ) as shown in (Fig: 2) Lift the seat back and lock it to seating position as in (Fig: 1) Pull the lever towards the rear of the vehicle to fold the seat back down. To return the seat back to the seating position, lift up the seat back and push it to the upright position until it is locked. THIRD ROW SEAT BELT USAGE Insert the tongue into the buckle until you hear and feel the latch engage. A d j u s t t h e s e a t b e l t l e n g t h . To shorten, hold the tongue and pull the upper belt as illustrated. (1) To length, hold the tongue and pull the under belt as illustrated (2) . Position the lap belt portion low and sung on the hips as shown. Warning: Ÿ Ÿ Fig. 3 THIRD ROW SEAT OPERATION [IF EQUIPPED] Do not drive / ride the vehicle with the second row seat in back fold position or tumble position (Fig: 2 & Fig: 3) Be careful not to allow the second row seat to pinch, hit any part of your body or other people when operating the second row seat. Make sure the sea Caution Label information 6 Quick Reference Guide Quick Reference Guide 7 HOW TO USE MOBILE DOCKING STATION Mobile docking station 1 1 2 2. Power ON/OFF Button VOL (Volume) Control Knob 4. Microphone 5. AUX IN (auxiliary input) Jack 6. USB charging connector Enjoy your personal music play list, music application and FM radio station in using mobile phone. § Sound output from vehicle Speakers and Volume control in MDS. 3 Mobile Holder 3. § How to use mobile phone charging 4 5 6 MDS Features: § Handsfree Telephone (wired) § USB Charging § Music Player Connectivity § Mobile Holder The MDS outlet connector can only charge the mobile phone. § Connect a USB cable into the connector. § The system starts charging the USB device automatically (Maximum output up to 1 A). MDS Features: Mobile Docking Station (MDS) system offers a hands-free facility for your mobile phone to enhance driving comfort: § Take 3.5mm (4 PIN) two terminal AUX-IN cable (shown in picture). § § Recommendation to use dealer option cable. § § § Connect one terminal of aux-cable to mobile phone (Straight end). Connect other terminal of aux-cable to MDS. Place the mobile phone in mobile holder. Dialing or Accept or Reject call in mobile phone. Note: MDS will not support some mobile phones for hands-free telephone. Music player connectivity To enjoy, the personalized music play list, the MDS AUX IN audio input jack accepts any standard analog audio input, such as from a portable digital audio player, or mobile phone. 8 § Take 3.5 mm (4PIN or 3PIN) two terminal AUX-IN cable. § Connect one terminal of aux-cable to mobile phone. § Connect other terminal of aux-cable to MDS. § Place the mobile phone in mobile holder. Quick Reference Guide Note: When AUX & USB cable are connected together, noise may occur by some mobile phone. In case, increase the mobile phone volume to max before charging. How to use mobile holder To set a mobile phone, place the mobile phone on the mobile holder and adjust the mobile holder 1 depending on size of mobile phone. Then tighten the holder arms 2. Adjust the mobile holder angle until the desired position is achieved. The mobile holder can be set sideways or long ways. To release the mobile phone from mobile holder, push the release button 3. Caution - Maximum size & weight of mobile phone that MDS support Mobile holder release button Width Thickness Height Weight 60mm 16mm 123mm 160g Quick Reference Guide 9 Know your Fuel Gauge, Low Fuel warning & Distance to Empty Warning KNOW YOUR DRIVE COMPUTER Sl. No. 1. Reset Each time the trip computer reset switch is pushed, the display will change as follows Press Reset Switch Mode 1. Odometer (Km) 2. 3. 4. 5. Trip odometer (km) Current Fuel Consumption (Km/l) Average Fuel Consumption (Km/l) Distance to Empty (Km) 10 Quick Reference Guide Display Window ODO 888888 km TRIP 8888.8 88.8 km km/l AVG. 88.8 8888 km/l km 2. Function Odometer displays the total distance the vehicle has been driven. Calculates the distance travelled from previous reset. It can be used to calculate the distance between one place to another. To reset: While displaying TRIP odometer, push the reset switch till reset to 0.0 It predicts the instantaneous mileage based on your driving pattern. Based on this predication, you can c h a n g e y o u r d r i v i n g p a t t e r n fo r economic driving. It shows the average mileage since last reset. Recommendation: Reset "average fuel consumption" whenever tank is re lled. To reset: W h i l e d i s p l a y i n g a v e r a g e fu e l consumption, push the reset switch till reset to 0.0. It provides you with an estimation of the distance that can be driven before refueling. The display is updated every 30 Sec. 3. Mode Display Window Fuel Gauge Segments Primary Warning: Distance to empty display & Low Fuel warning segments starts blink. Secondary Warning: Distance to empty display becomes "---" and Low Fuel warning segments blink. Function 1 0 1 8888 km 0 1 ---- km 0 Fuel tank capacity is around 32ltrs Each segment denotes approximately 4ltrs. Blink starts when fuel level in tank drops below approximately 4.5ltrs. This is the warning to re ll the fuel on priority. Distance To Empty display change to "----" when fuel level in the tank drops below approximately 3.5ltrs. This state will continue until fuel in the tank becomes empty. Note: Fuel display in meter will be accurate only if the vehicle is parked on at surface. When driving uphill or rounding curves, the fuel in the tank shifts, which may momentarily change the display. Know your Gear Shift Guide Usage (how to change gear) Shifting gear at recommended speed that is shown in meter scale. 1 2 3 4 5 Up to 20km/h : use 1st Gear Between 20 to 35km/h : use 2nd Gear Between 35 to 45km/h : use 3rd Gear 5 4 3 2 Between 45 to 55km/h : use 4th Gear Above 55km/h : use 5th Gear 1 Note: Gear Shift Guide helps to reduce fuel consumption. It does not recommend the appropriate gear shift for all driving situations. In certain situations, only the driver can select the correct gear (for example, when overtaking or driving up a steep gradient). Quick Reference Guide 11 DEFOGGING WINDSHIELD JACK REMOVAL & STORAGE PROCEDURE To take out the jack from the vehicle: To store the jack inside the vehicle: 1. Slide the FR RH seat (Driver seat), to the rear most position. 1. Place the jack under the driver seat. 2. 2. Hold the jack and slowly screw down the handle joint of the jack, so that jack head will be free from contact with Jack bracket. 3. Take the Jack out of the vehicle. Screw up the handle joint such that jack head touches with the Jack Bracket surface, below the seat cushion [please con rm no looseness of Jack]. 3. Adjust the driver seat as per your comfort. Manual Air Conditioner INTERNAL DEFOGGING To remove Internal fog on Windshield 1. Move the air intake lever to the “ 2. Turn the air ow control dial to the “ ” fresh air position. 3. Turn the “A/C” button on (if equipped). ” defogger position. 4. Turn the temperature control dial to the desired position. 5. Turn the fan speed control “ ” dial to the desired position. EXTERNAL DEFOGGING To remove External fog on Windshield 1. Move the air intake lever to the “ 2. Turn the air ow control dial to the “ ” fresh air position. 3. Turn the temperature control dial maximum hot position. 4. Turn the fan speed control “ ” dial to the maximum speed position. ” defogger position. Know your stick type parking brake To apply parking brakePull the lever out slowly. § 12 Blower without AC should only be used with Fresh Air mode to avoid any fogging. § Operate AC at rst blower speed after initial cooling at high speed. § Do not turn the cold air from the ventilators towards the windows side. Quick Reference Guide To release parking brake – Slightly turn the lever anticlockwise. Push in the lever completely & ensure parking brake warning light goes out, before driving. Quick Reference Guide 13 QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE FEEDBACK GENERAL TIPS Dealer Information Head Light Levelling Device If Equipped Dealership Name Customer Advisor To adjust the headlight beam level according to the number of passengers and the loading weight, in the luggage area, turn the beam leveling switch. Sales Manager Name Customer Information Customer Name The higher the number of the switch position, the lower the head light beam level. Age Mobile Number Occupation Switch Position 0 Number of Occupants Weight of load in luggage compartment (approx) Front Seat Rear Seat 1 or 2 No occupants No load 2 3 No load or approx. 16KG 1 No occupants Vehicle Information VIN Number Sale Date Vehicle Variant Model Color 0 Material Quality Rating Approx. Max 224KG Headlight Fog Condensation Fog may temporarily from inside the lens of the exterior lights in the rain or in a car wash. A temperature difference between the inside & the outside of the lens causes the fog. 1 § 2 3 4 5 Tips for car fuel efficiency § Follow me home § Tumble seat operation § Third row seat operation § Seat belt usage § Mobile docking station § Know your drive computer § Jack removal and storage The is not a malfunction. If large drops of water collect inside the lens, contact authorized dealer. Poor Below Average Average Good Excellent Suggestions for Improvement Other Information § Audio and Hazard switches are not illuminated in the dark. (without illumination) § Stopping distance increases with increasing vehicle speed. Apply brakes well ahead of the stopping points. § Tire rotation should be done at after every 10,000 Km's. § Warranty Information. § Clutch pedal should be fully pressed for smooth gear shifting. § Owner’s Manual information. Other Customer 14 Quick Reference Guide Customer Advisor Sales Manager Quick Reference Guide 15