Owner`s manual

NISSAN KNOWS THAT FOUR WALLS
ARE STRONGER THAN THREE.
FULLY BOXED
FRAME
CONVENTIONAL
CRAIL
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Overslung rigid leaf-spring rear suspension
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Available heavy-duty Dana
®
rear axle
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4-wheel vented disc brakes with Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
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Steel double-wishbone front suspension
That’s why Frontier
®
features a full-length, fully boxed ladder frame instead of the 3-sided, open C-shape rails found on
some other trucks. The frame is built with super-high-tensile-strength steel in strategic areas for enhanced structural rigidity.
This rugged material is stronger than conventional steel for increased torsional stiffness that helps deliver improved
performance, on- and off-road. And it’s the perfect foundation to build upon with our advanced technology.
Some components have been chrome-plated or painted for display purposes only.
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VDC, which should remain on when driving except when freeing the vehicle from mud or snow, cannot prevent accidents due to abrupt
steering, carelessness, or dangerous driving techniques.
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Standard on all models. Dana
®
is a registered trademark of Dana Corporation.
Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)rapidly
pumps the brakes during hard braking
to help keep your wheels from locking up,
helping you steer around an obstacle.
Electronic Brake force Distribution (EBD)
senses additional weight, whether it’s a full
cargo bed or a full tank of gas, and sends
extra force to the rear brakes.
Brake Override Technology.Standard on
every Frontier,
®
it’s designed to help slow
down your vehicle and bring it to a stop
in an emergency. It works by overriding
accelerator input and reducing engine
power when the accelerator and brake
pedals are applied simultaneously.
Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC).Also known as electronic
stability control, VDC monitors driver inputs and vehicle
motion and helps compensate for oversteer or understeer
to help keep you on your steered path.
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Active Brake Limited Slip (ABLS).To help keep your wheels
from spinning, Frontier
®
offers ABLS. This system senses when
a wheel begins to slip, then automatically brakes the slipping
wheel and sends additional power to the wheel (or wheels on
4x4 models) with the best traction.
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