Name: Lexus 2006 lx 470
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ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS

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It is a good idea to purchase a set of spare fuses and keep them

in your vehicle for emergencies.

If the new fuse immediately blows out, there is a problem with

the electrical system. Have your Lexus dealer correct it as

soon as possible.

CAUTION

Never use a fuse with a higher amperage rating, or any

other object, in place of a fuse. This may cause

extensive damage and possibly a fire.

CHECKING THE CARTRIDGE TYPE

FUSES

61X513a

"Engine compartment

Engine Oil1
Fuel Selection1
Fuel Tank Capacity1
Gas Station Information1
Important Information about this Manual3
Safety and Vehicle Damage Warnings3
Safety Symbol3
Occupant Restraint Systems4
Event Data Recorder5
Installation of a Mobile Two Way Radio System7
Scrapping of Your Lexus7
Spark Ignition System of Your Lexus7
Tires and Loading on Your Lexus7
Leak Detection Pump8
On Pavement and off Road Driving Tips8
Table of Contents9
Instrument Panel12
Instrument Cluster16
Seat and Steering Wheel20
Exterior View21
Basic Operation23
Driver’s Seat24
Steering Wheel24
- Quick Reference24
  - Telescopic Steering Column24
  - Tilt Steering Column24
- Automatic Transmission25
- Operation of Selector Lever25
- Headlight and Turn Signal Switch26
- Wiper Switch27
- Selector Lever Position25
- Turn Signal Switch27
- Instruments and Controls29
- Keys and Doors29
Keys and Doors30
- Flat Key31
- Starting the Engine Using a Flat Key31
- Engine Immobilizer System33
- Wireless Remote Control35
- Side Doors41
- Back Door45
  - Locking with Rear Door Child Protector45
  - Opening and Closing45
- Theft Deterrent System47
- Locking with Back Door Child Protector47
- Cancelling the System48
- Setting the System48
- Activating the System49
- Testing the System49
- Switches51
Switches52
- Headlight Switch52
- Daytime Running Light System53
- Headlight Dimmer and Turn Signal Switch54
- Fog Light Switch55
- Windshield Wiper and Washer Switch55
- Rear Window Wiper and Washer Switch58
- Headlight Cleaner Switch59
- Rear Window Defogger Switch59
- Outside Rear View Mirror Defogger Switch60
- Power Window Switches61
- Power Quarter Window Switch64
- Emergency Flasher Switch65
- Seat Heater Switches66
- Roll Sensing of Curtain Shield Airbags off Switch67
- Gauges, Meters and Service Reminder Indicators69
- Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge70
- Fuel Gauge70
Gauges, Meters and Service Reminder Indicators70
- Low Fuel Level Warning Light70
- Normal Range70
- Engine Oil Pressure Gauge71
- Voltmeter72
- "ODO/TRIP" Knob73
- Odometer and Trip Meter73
- Tachometer73
- Service Reminder Indicators and Warning Buzzers74
- Trip Information Display85
- Instrument Panel Light Control88
- Interior Equipment89
- Vanity Mirrors90
Interior Equipment90
- Sun Visors90
- Interior Lights91
- Personal Lights92
- Clock93
- Ignition Switch Light93
- Cigarette Lighter and Ashtray94
- Outside Temperature Display94
- Power Outlets96
- Rear Console Box97
- Garage Door Opener98
- Glove Box98
  - Programming the Homelink98
  - Programming a Rolling Code System100
  - Operating the Homelink101
  - Programming Other Devices101
  - Reprogramming a Button101
  - Erasing the Entire Homelink Memory102
- Cupholders103
- Auxiliary Boxes105
- Card Holder106
- Floor Mat107
- Coat Hooks108
- Warning Reflector Holder108
- Cargo Net Hooks109
- Tie down Hooks109
- First Aid Kit Holder110
- Roof Luggage Carrier110
  - Adjusting the Position of Cross Rails111
  - Exterior Equipment113
- Hood114
Exterior Equipment114
- Fuel Tank Cap115
- Moon Roof117
  - If the Battery Terminal Is Disconnected or the Battery Is Run down118
  - Operating the Moon Roof from Outside the Vehicle118
- Rear Step Bumper120
- Running Board Lights120
- Cleaning Ground Lights121
- Front Seats124
Driver Seat124
Occupant Restraint Systems124
- Front Passenger Seat125
- Adjusting Front Seats126
- Seat Adjustment Precautions126
- Adjusting Seat Position127
- Adjusting Seatback Angle127
- Adjusting Lumbar Support128
- Adjusting Seat Cushion Angle and Height128
- Adjusting Rear Seats129
- Rear Seat Precautions129
- Rear Seats129
  - Tumbling Second Seat for Third Seat Entry130
  - Tumbling Third Seat134
  - Front Seat141
- Head Restraints141
- Second and Third Seats142
- Armrest143
- Seat Belt Precautions143
- Seat Belts143
  - Fastening Front, Second and Third Seat Belts145
  - Third (Center Seat) Seat Belt147
  - Seat Belt Extender149
  - Seat Belt Pretensioners152
- Srs Driver Airbag and Front Passenger Airbag156
- SRS Side Airbags and Curtain Shield Airbags166
- Front Passenger Occupant Classification System179
- Child Restraint184
  - Child Restraint Precautions184
  - Child Restraint System186
  - Types of Child Restraint System186
  - Installation with 2 Point Type Seat Belt187
  - Convertible Seat Installation190
  - Installation with 3 Point Type Seat Belt193
- Driving Position Memory System211
- Recalling the Memorized Position211
- Setting the Driving Position211
- Steering Wheel and Mirrors213
- Adjustment of Steering Column Tilt214
- Adjustment of Telescopic Steering Column214
Steering Wheel and Mirrors214
- Tilt and Telescopic Steering Column214
- Automatic Tilt Away215
- Outside Rear View Mirrors215
  - Power Rear View Mirror Control216
  - Folding Rear View Mirrors217
- Inside Rear View Mirror218
  - Compass219
  - Calibrating the Compass220
  - Air Conditioning223
  - Automatic Air Conditioning Controls224
  - Climate Control227
  - If Manual Switching of Air Intake Is Desired229
  - Windshield Defogging and Defrosting231
  - Air Conditioning Filter232
  - Rear Air Conditioning Switch232
  - Operating Tips233
  - Center Vents234
  - Lower Vent234
  - Side Vents234
  - Rear Air Conditioning Controls235
  - Audio239
  - Audio System240
  - Quick Reference for Your Audio System240
  - Using Your Audio System: some Basics242
  - Tone and Balance243
  - Your Power Antenna244
  - Your Cassette Player245
  - Your CD Player with Changer245
  - Listening to the Radio246
  - Radio Operation246
  - Presetting a Station247
  - Selecting a Station247
  - RDS (Radio Data System)248
  - Radio Text Message249
  - Radio Operation (XM Satellite Radio Broadcast)250
  - Satellite Tuner Technology Notice250
  - Listening to the Satellite Radio251
  - Presetting a Channel252
  - Selecting a Channel252
  - Displaying the Title and Name254
  - If the Satellite Radio Tuner Malfunctions255
  - Cassette Tape Player Operation257
  - Playing a Cassette Tape257
  - Automatic Program Selection258
  - Manual Program Selection258
  - CD Player Operation260
  - Inserting or Ejecting Cds260
  - Searching for a Desired CD262
  - Searching for a Desired Track262
  - Searching for a Desired Track or CD262
  - Repeating a Track or a CD263
  - Selecting a Desired Track263
  - CD Text264
  - Random Playing264
  - Audio Remote Controls (Steering Switches)265
  - If the Player Malfunctions265
  - When the Radio Mode Is Selected266
  - When the “CD” or “DVD” Mode Is Selected266
  - XM Satellite Radio266
  - Rear Seat Audio System267
  - Turning the System on and off267
  - Audio System Operating Hints268
  - Fm269
  - Radio Reception269
  - Static and Fluttering269
  - Station Swapping269
  - Caring for Your Cassette Player and Tapes270
  - Caring for Your CD Player and Cds270
  - Use High Quality Cassettes270
  - Starting and Driving275
- Starting and Driving276
- Three Way Catalytic Converters276
- Engine Exhaust Caution277
- Before Starting the Engine278
- Ignition Switch278
  - Before Cranking280
  - Cranking Hold Function280
- How to Start the Engine280
- Parking Brake280
- Automatic Transmission281
  - If the Engine Stalls281
  - Normal Starting Procedure281
  - Starting the Engine281
  - Normal Driving283
  - Using Engine Braking285
  - Backing up286
  - Using the “3”, “2” and “L” Positions286
  - Good Driving Practice287
  - Parking287
- Four Wheel Drive System288
- Shifting Procedure290
- Rear View Monitor System291
  - Area Displayed on Screen292
  - The Rear View Monitor System Camera293
- Lexus Night View System294
- Cruise Control297
  - Cancelling the Cruise Control299
  - Resetting to a Faster Speed299
  - Resuming the Cruise Control299
  - Cruise Control Failure Warning300
  - Resetting to a Slower Speed300
- Active Height Control Suspension (AHC)301
  - Extra High Mode301
  - Vehicle Height Modes301
  - Automatic Leveling Function302
  - Vehicle Height Mode Changing Condition302
  - Vehicle Height Adjustment303
  - Turning off the Active Height Control Suspension305
  - Height Control Indicator Lights306
  - Installing or Removing Heavy Equipment308
  - Operation in Cold Weather308
  - Parking and Stopping Tips308
  - Active Height Control Failure Warning309
- Adaptive Variable Suspension (AVS)309
- Active Traction Control System310
- Vehicle Stability Control System312
- "Vehicle Stability Control System Failure Warning313
- Variable Gear Ratio Steering System315
  - Variable Gear Ratio Steering System Failure Warning316
  - Anti Lock Brake System317
  - Brake Booster317
- Brake System317
  - Brake Assist System320
  - Drum in Disc Type Parking Brake System320
- Brake Pad Wear Limit Indicators321
- Tire Pressure Warning System321
  - If the Tire Pressure Warning Light Blinks325
  - To Initialize the System328
  - Tire Pressure Warning Select Switch329
  - Driving Tips331
- Driving Tips332
- Off Road Vehicle Precautions332
- Break in Period333
- Operation in Foreign Countries333
- Tips for Driving in Various Conditions334
- Off Road Driving Precautions335
- Winter Driving Tips337
- Dinghy Towing339
- Trailer Towing339
  - Weight Limits340
  - Hitches342
  - Trailer Ball342
  - Matching Trailer Ball Height to Trailer Coupler Height343
  - Brakes and Safety Chains344
  - Tires344
  - Break in Schedule345
  - Connecting a Trailer345
  - Maintenance345
  - Trailer Lights345
  - Disconnecting a Trailer346
  - Pre Towing Safety Check346
  - Trailer Towing Tips347
- How to Save Fuel and Make Your Vehicle Last Longer349
- Vehicle Load Limits350
- Cargo and Luggage351
  - Cargo Capacity351
  - Stowage Precautions351
  - Towing Capacity351
  - Capacity and Distribution352
  - Example on Your Vehicle353
  - Seating Configuration Variation354
- In Case of an Emergency355
- If Your Engine Stalls While Driving356
- If Your Vehicle will Not Start356
  - Jump Starting357
  - Starting a Flooded Engine357
  - Jump Starting Procedure358
- If You Cannot Increase Engine Speed360
- If Your Vehicle Overheats360
- If You Have a Flat Tire361
  - To Remove the Spare Tire364
  - Jack Points366
- If Your Vehicle Becomes Stuck372
- If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed373
  - Towing with a Wheel Lift Type Truck374
  - Using a Flat Bed Truck375
  - Towing with a Sling Type Truck376
  - Emergency Towing377
  - Emergency Towing Hook Precautions378
  - Tips for Towing a Stuck Vehicle378
- If You Cannot Shift Automatic Transmission Selector Lever379
- Exposure to Radio Frequency Signals380
- Lexus Link System380
  - Safety Information for the Lexus Link System380
  - Information for Using the Lexus Link System381
  - Automatic Notifications of Airbag Deployment383
  - If Your Vehicle Is Stolen384
  - Manual Emergency Calling384
  - Other Services385
  - Remote Door Locking/Unlocking by Lexus Link System386
  - Remote Horn and Lights by Lexus Link System386
  - Advisor Record387
  - Personal Calling387
  - Lexus Link System Indicator and Warning Lights388
  - Advisor Playback389
  - Voice Recognition389
  - Personal Calling Universal Commands390
  - Placing a Call391
  - To Dial a Number Using “Dial”391
  - To Dial a Number Using Digit Dial392
  - Ending a Call393
  - Receiving a Call393
  - To Place a Call Using a Stored Nametag393
  - To Place a Call Using the “Redial” Command393
  - Accessing Voicemail and Sending Number Tones to Automated Systems394
  - Voice Activated Keypad Example394
  - Voicemail Example394
  - Automated System Example395
  - Storing/Deleting Numbers in Memory396
  - Tips for Creating Nametags396
  - To Store a Nametag396
  - To Delete a Nametag397
  - To List Your Nametags397
  - To Store a Nametag Using Digit Store397
  - Retrieving Your Phone Number398
  - To Add more Calling Units (Minutes)398
  - To Verify Remaining Minutes398
  - Verifying Remaining Units (Minutes)398
  - Performance of Speech Recognition399
  - Security Code/Locking Your System399
  - To Turn On/Off the Security399
  - Voice Commands / Speech Recognition399
  - General Tips for Better Speech Recognition400
  - Pardon400
  - Voice Command Error Messages400
  - Audible Voice Prompts403
  - Lexus Link Transceiver Antenna405
- If You Lose Your Keys or Lock Yourself out406
- General Maintenance408
- Maintenance Requirements408
- Scheduled Maintenance408
- Engine Compartment409
- Engine Coolant Level409
- General Maintenance409
- Radiator, Condenser and Hoses409
- What about Do It Yourself Maintenance?409
- Battery410
- Engine Oil Level410
- Suspension Fluid Level410
- Vehicle Interior410
- Accelerator Pedal411
- Brake Pedal411
- Fluid Leaks411
- Vehicle Exterior411
- Does Your Vehicle Need Repairing?412
- Tire Rotation412
- Emission Inspection and Maintenance (I/M) Programs413
Service Procedures and Specifications415
- Introduction416
- Vehicle Identification416
- Theft Prevention Labels417
- Engine Compartment Overview418
- Do It Yourself Service Precautions419
  - Checking the Engine Coolant Level420
  - Checking the Engine Oil Level420
- Parts and Tools420
  - Checking Battery Condition421
  - Checking Brake Fluid421
  - Checking Power Steering Fluid421
  - Checking Suspension Fluid AHC421
- Engine424
- Specifications424
  - Oil Capacity425
  - Oil Grade425
  - Recommended Oil Viscosity425
  - Fuel Type427
  - Gasoline Containing Detergent Additives427
  - Octane Rating427
  - Quality Gasoline427
  - Cleaner Burning Gasoline428
  - Gasoline Containing MMT428
  - Gasoline Quality428
  - Oxygenates in Gasoline428
- Fuel Pump Shut off System429
- Engine Oil Consumption430
- Facts about Engine Oil Consumption430
  - Functions of Engine Oil430
  - Importance of Engine Oil Level Check431
- Used Engine Oil431
- Checking the Engine Oil Level432
  - Engine Oil Selection434
  - Oil Identification Mark434
- Checking the Engine Coolant Level435
- Checking the Radiator and Condenser436
- Coolant Type Selection436
- Spark Plugs437
- Chassis439
- Specifications440
- Refilling Brake Fluid443
- Checking Power Steering Fluid444
- Checking Suspension Fluid AHC445
- Checking Tire Inflation Pressure446
- Inspection and Adjustment Procedure448
- Tire Information450
  - Tire Symbols450
  - DOT and Tire Identification Number (TIN)452
  - Tire Size452
  - Name of each Section of Tire453
  - DOT Quality Grades454
  - Traction AA, A, B, C454
  - Treadwear454
  - Uniform Tire Quality Grading454
  - Glossary of Tire Terminology455
  - All Season Tires458
  - Summer Tires458
- Types of Tires458
- Rotating Tires459
- Checking and Replacing Tires460
  - When to Replace Your Tires460
  - Tire Selection461
- Installing Snow Tires and Chains462
  - Snow Tire Installation462
  - Snow Tire Selection462
  - When to Use Snow Tires or Chains462
  - Chain Installation463
  - Tire Chain Selection463
- Replacing Wheels464
  - Wheel Selection464
  - When to Replace Your Wheels464
- Aluminum Wheel Precautions465
- Suspension and Chassis465
  - Electrical Components467
  - Fuse Locations468
  - Fuses468
- Specifications468
  - Driver’s Side Kick Panel469
  - Passenger’s Side Kick Panel469
- Checking Battery Condition472
- Electrical Components472
- Checking Battery Exterior473
- Battery Recharging Precautions475
- Check the Battery Condition by the Indicator Color475
- Checking and Replacing the Blade Type Fuses476
- Checking the Cartridge Type Fuses478
- Adding Washer Fluid480
- Replacing Light Bulbs480
- Light Location481
- Body484
- Dimensions and Weights485
- Fuel Tank485
- Protecting Your Vehicle from Corrosion486
- Hand Washing Your Lexus487
- Washing and Waxing487
- Washing Your Lexus487
- Automatic Car Wash488
- Cleaning the Interior489
- Leather Trimmed Interior489
- Waxing Your Lexus489
- Non Leather Trim (Part of Door Panels)490
- Carpets, Windows and Seat Belts491
- Reporting Safety Defects492
- 12 Months or 10,000 Miles500
- 6 Months or 5,000 Miles500
- 18 Months or 15,000 Miles501
- 24 Months or 20,000 Miles502
- 30 Months or 25,000 Miles502
- 36 Months or 30,000 Miles503
- 42 Months or 35,000 Miles504
- 48 Months or 40,000 Miles504
- 54 Months or 45,000 Miles505
- 60 Months or 50,000 Miles506
- 66 Months or 55,000 Miles506
- 72 Months or 60,000 Miles507
- 78 Months or 65,000 Miles508
- 84 Months or 70,000 Miles508
- 90 Months or 75,000 Miles509
- 102 Months or 85,000 Miles510
- 96 Months or 80,000 Miles510
- 108 Months or 90,000 Miles511
- 114 Months or 95,000 Miles512
- 120 Months or 100,000 Miles512
- 126 Months or 105,000 Miles513
- 132 Months or 110,000 Miles514
- 138 Months or 115,000 Miles514
- 144 Months or 120,000 Miles515
- 150 Months or 125,000 Miles516
- 156 Months or 130,000 Miles516
- 162 Months or 135,000 Miles517
- 168 Months or 140,000 Miles518
- 174 Months or 145,000 Miles518
- 180 Months or 150,000 Miles519
- Active Height Control System520
- Air Conditioner Filter520
- Axle Shaft Boots520
- Ball Joints and Dust Covers520
- Body Inspection521
- Brake Fluid521
- Brake Lines and Hoses521
- Brake Linings/Drums and Brake Pads/Rotors521
- Engine Air Filter522
- Engine Oil and Oil Filter522
- Engine Valve Clearance522
- Fuel Tank Cap Gasket523
- Nuts and Bolts on Chassis523
- Rack and Pinion Assembly523
- Road Test523
- Transfer Case Oil524
- Transmission Fluid524
- Variable Gear Ratio Steering Assembly524
- Wheel Bearing and Axle Shaft Bushing Grease524

Brand	Lexus
Model	2006 lx 470
Category	Automobile
Language	English

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