Lexus 2013 ES350 - Dinghy Towing

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ES350 300h_OM_OM33A01U_(U)

1. Before driving

Dinghy towing

Your vehicle is not designed to be dinghy towed (with 4 wheels on the

ground) behind a motor home.

NOTICE

■ To avoid serious damage to your vehicle

Do not tow your vehicle with the four wheels on the ground.

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Installation of a Mobile Two-Way Radio System2
Vehicle Data Recordings3
Event Data Recorder4
Perchlorate Material5
Before Driving7
For Safety Drive9
Correct Driving Posture9
Adjusting the Mirrors10
Seat Belts11
SRS Airbags17
Front Passenger Occupant Classification System28
Safety Information for Children33
Child Restraint Systems34
Points to Remember34
Installing Child Restraints38
Exhaust Gas Precautions48
Hybrid System Features (Hybrid Vehicles)49
Hybrid System Precautions (Hybrid Vehicles)53
Engine Immobilizer System (Gasoline Vehicles)59
Immobilizer System (Hybrid Vehicles)61
Deactivating or Stopping the Alarm63
Warning Lights and Indicators66
Warning Lights67
Electric Power Steering67
Gauges and Meters71
Changing the Display72
Instrument Panel Light Control72
Display Contents76
Trip Information77
Energy Monitor/Consumption Screen86
Smart Access System with Push-Button Start100
Function Summary100
Opening the Trunk101
Wireless Remote Control113
Unlocking and Locking the Doors116
Rear Door Child-Protector Lock117
Opening the Trunk from Inside the Vehicle121
Opening the Trunk from Outside the Vehicle121
Front Seats128
Adjustment Procedure128
Driving Position Memory130
Setting Procedure132
Head Restraints136
Rear Seats137
Steering Wheel139
Inside Rear View Mirror141
Outside Rear View Mirrors144
Power Windows147
Window Lock Switch147
Opening and Closing150
Tilting up and down151
Driving the Vehicle156
Parking the Vehicle157
Cargo and Luggage167
Capacity and Distribution167
Vehicle Load Limits170
Cargo Capacity170
Trailer Towing171
Dinghy Towing172
Engine (Ignition) Switch (Gasoline Vehicles)173
Starting the Engine173
ACCESSORY Mode174
Power (Ignition) Switch (Hybrid Vehicles)180
Starting the Hybrid System180
EV Drive Mode (Hybrid Vehicles)187
Automatic Transmission (Gasoline Vehicles)190
Hybrid Transmission (Hybrid Vehicles)193
Turn Signal Lever197
Operating Instructions197
Parking Brake198
Headlight Switch200
Turning on the High Beam Headlights201
Automatic High Beam204
Fog Light Switch210
Windshield Wipers and Washer211
Opening the Fuel Tank Cap215
Before Refueling the Vehicle215
Closing the Fuel Tank Cap219
Cruise Control220
Summary of Functions220
Adjusting the Set Speed221
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control224
Approach Warning230
Fcc Warning234
Summary of Function239
Operating Conditions240
Intuitive Parking Assist247
Multi-Information Display249
Rear View Monitor System260
Driving Mode Select Switch272
Normal Mode272
Sport Mode272
Driving Assist Systems274
Hill-Start Assist Control (Hybrid Vehicles)280
Radar Sensor283
Fcc Warning286
The Blind Spot Monitor Function293
The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function296
The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function Detection Areas297
Hybrid Vehicle Driving Tips (Hybrid Vehicles)299
Highway Driving300
Air Conditioning300
Checking Tire Inflation Pressure300
Winter Driving Tips302
Before Driving the Vehicle303
When Driving the Vehicle303
When Parking the Vehicle303
Selecting Tire Chains304
Regulations on the Use of Tire Chains304
Shifting the Windshield Wiper Position305
Lexus Display Audio System308
Displaying the Audio Control Screen308
Display Settings313
Setup Menu315
Select Language316
Vehicle Customization Settings318
Ipod Setting319
Air Outlets and Fan Speed Are Automatically Adjusted According to the Temperature Setting321
Control Panel322
Upper Body325
Windshield Wiper De-Icer348
Switching the Audio Source351
Using the Radio353
Audio Control Screen354
Setting Station Presets (Excluding XM ® Satellite Radio)355
Scanning Radio Stations (Excluding XM ® Satellite Radio)355
RBDS (Radio Broadcast Data System)356
Displaying Text Information360
Using the CD Player368
Playing an Audio CD and MP3/WMA Discs369
Random Playback372
Repeat Play372
Listening to an Ipod379
Connecting an Ipod379
Shuffle Play383
Listening to a USB Memory387
Selecting a Folder391
Random Playback391
Using the Aux Port396
Listening to Bluetooth398
Status Display401
Registering a Bluetooth ® Audio Player402
Selecting the Bluetooth ® Audio Player404
Random Playback407
Repeat Play408
Optimal Use of the Audio System413
Using the Steering Wheel Audio Switches415
Adjusting the Volume416
Hands-Free System (for Cellular Phone)418
Using the Bluetooth426
Registering a Bluetooth427
Connecting a Bluetooth ® Phone430
Making a Call433
Receiving a Call441
Setting the Hands-Free System445
Setting the Sound446
Phonebook Settings448
Add Contacts450
Bluetooth Settings458
Displaying a Bluetooth461
Ejecting Cds483
Playing and Pausing Tracks484
Switching the Display485
Playing MP3 and WMA Discs489
Operating an Ipod497
Playback Button498
Selecting Songs501
Fast-Forwarding and Reversing Songs502
Shuffle Playback502
Operating a USB Memory507
Bluetooth ® Audio System516
Using the Bluetooth ® Audio System520
Audio Unit520
Operating a Bluetooth ® Enabled Portable Player525
Selecting Tracks527
Setting up a Bluetooth ® Enabled Portable Player529
Functions and Operation Procedures529
Registering a Portable Player530
Changing the Registered Name of a Portable Player532
Changing the Passkey534
Bluetooth ® Audio System Setup536
Selecting an Album542
Using the Hands-Free System (for Cellular Phones)548
Making a Phone Call556
Dialing by Inputting a Number557
Dialing by Inputting a Name557
Speed Dialing557
Call Waiting558
Using the Call History Memory558
Setting a Cellular Phone560
Registering a Cellular Phone560
Listing the Registered Cellular Phones562
Security and System Setup565
Setting or Changing the PIN566
Setting Voice Guidance Volume567
Initializing the System568
Using the Phone Book570
Setting Speed Dials575
Deleting Speed Dials577
Interior Lights List578
Interior Light579
List of Storage Features581
Glove Box583
Console Box584
Auxiliary Box586
Trunk Features587
Cargo Hooks587
Sun Visors and Vanity Mirrors589
Power Outlets591
Heated Steering Wheel593
Seat Heaters /Seat Ventilators595
Rear Sunshade /Rear Door Sunshades598
Trunk Storage Extension601
Coat Hooks602
Assist Grips603
Garage Door Opener604
Programming the Homelink604
Programming Homelink605
Fcc Warning609
Calibrating the Compass612
Safety Connect616
Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior624
Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior628
Maintenance Requirements631
Scheduled Maintenance631
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance631
General Maintenance634
Luggage Compartment634
Vehicle Interior635
Vehicle Exterior637
Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions639
Positioning a Floor Jack644
Engine Compartment647
Engine Compartment Cover649
Radiator and Condenser657
Brake Fluid658
Adding Distilled Water660
Washer Fluid663
Hold-Down Clamp665
Checking Tires668
Tire Rotation668
Tire Pressure Warning System669
Registering ID Codes671
MODEL/FCC Ids674
Tire Inflation Pressure677
Wheel Selection680
Air Conditioning Filter682
Electronic Key Battery684
Checking and Replacing Fuses686
Light Bulbs698
Bulb Locations699
Emergency Flashers713
If Your Vehicle Has to be Stopped in an Emergency714
If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed716
Before Towing716
Emergency Towing717
If You Think Something Is Wrong722
Fuel Pump Shut off System (Gasoline Vehicles)723
If a Warning Message Is Displayed734
If a Warning Is Shown on the Multi-Information Display, Stay Calm and Perform the Following Actions734
Have the Vehicle Inspected Immediately736
If You Have a Flat Tire757
Before Jacking up the Vehicle757
If the Engine will Not Start (Gasoline Vehicles)770
If the Hybrid System will Not Start (Hybrid Vehicles)772
If the Shift Lever Cannot be Shifted from P774
If the Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly775
If the 12-Volt Battery Is Discharged (Hybrid Vehicles)782
If Your Vehicle Overheats (Gasoline Vehicles)786
If Your Vehicle Overheats (Hybrid Vehicles)789
Correction Procedures789
If the Vehicle Becomes Stuck793
Carry out the Following Procedures if the Tires Spin or the Vehicle Becomes Stuck in Mud, Dirt or Snow793
Maintenance Data (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)796
Dimensions and Weight796
Vehicle Identification797
Lubrication System801
Ignition System804
Electrical System804
Tires and Wheels807
Fuel Information809
Tire Information812
Uniform Tire Quality Grading817
Glossary of Tire Terminology819
Customizable Features824
Items to Initialize837
Reporting Safety Defects for U.S. Owners839
Entretien Et Soin841
Gas Station Information858
Navigation System859
Symbols Used in Illustrations860
Safety Symbol860
How to Read this Manual861
Safety Instruction862
Navigation Operation863
Remote Touch863
Map Screen865
Registering Home867
Registering Preset Destinations869
Operation Flow: Guiding the Route871
Setting Home as the Destination872
Navigation System Function Index873
Menu Screen875
"Destination" SCREEN877
Setup Screen879
Information Screen881
Basic Information before Operation884
Initial Screen884
Maintenance Information884
HOW to USE the Remote Touch885
Inputting Letters and Numbers/List Screen Operation887
List Screen Operation888
Screen Settings Adjustment890
Contrast and Brightness Adjustment890
Screen Adjustment890
Changing between Day and Night Mode891
Map Screen Operation892
Current Position Display892
Screen Scroll Operation892
Editing Address Book893
Destination Information896
Switching the Screens897
Screen Configurations898
Map Scale900
Foot Print Map900
Orientation of the Map901
Standard Map Icons902
Screens for General Settings903
System Time Settings905
Selecting a Language906
Unit of Measurement906
Changing the Startup Image908
Transferring Data909
Setting the Startup Image909
Deleting Personal Data913
Screen for Voice Settings914
Voice Volume915
Traffic Incident Warning916
Destination Search918
Selecting the Search Area918
Destination Search by Home919
Destination Search by Preset Destinations919
Starting Route Guidance937
Edit Route939
Route Guidance Screen940
Screen Layout940
During Freeway Driving940
When Approaching an Intersection941
Arrow Screen942
Typical Voice Guidance Prompts943
Distance and Time to Destination946
Setting and Deleting Destinations947
Adding Destinations947
Reordering Destinations947
Deleting Destinations948
Setting Route949
Detour Setting949
Route Overview950
Route Preference951
Starting Route from Adjacent Road952
Pausing and Resuming953
Show on Map954
Display Poi Icons954
Selecting Poi Icons to be Displayed954
Route Trace957
Address Book958
Navigation Settings958
Editing Home960
Deleting Home961
Editing Address Book Entries965
Deleting Address Book Entries968
Editing Area to Avoid970
Deleting Areas to Avoid973
Deleting Previous Destinations974
Detailed Navigation Settings975
Screens for Navigation Settings975
Auto Avoid Traffic977
Show Free Flowing Traffic978
Pop-Up Information982
Vehicle Settings983
Maintenance Information Setting983
Dealer Setting985
Vehicle Customization988
Limitations of the Navigation System989
Phone Operation993
Quick Reference993
Phone (Hands-Free System for Cellular Phone)995
Using the Phone Switch996
Using the Steering Switches997
About the Phonebook in this System998
When Selling or Disposing of the Vehicle998
REGISTER a Bluetooth1001
Bluetooth ® PHONE1005
CALL on the Bluetooth1006
When the Phonebook Is Empty1007
By Speed Dial1008
By Call History1009
By Voice Recognition1010
Voice Command1011
International Call1012
Calling Using an Sms/ Mms Message1013
By Poi Call1013
TALK on the Bluetooth1015
When You Select "0-9"1015
Tone Signal1016
Incoming Call Waiting1017
Bluetooth ® PHONE MESSAGE FUNCTION1018
Checking Messages1018
Replying (Quick Reply)1019
New Message Notification1020
Phone Sound Settings1021
Phone Settings1021
Ring Tone Setting1022
Initializing the Settings1022
Setting the Phonebook1023
Transferring a Phone Num- Ber1024
Deleting Call History1034
Deleting the Speed Dial1034
Message Settings1036
Phone Display Settings1040
Incoming Call Display1041
Registered Devices1043
Bluetooth Settings1043
DELETING a Bluetooth DEVICE1045
EDITING the Bluetooth1046
SELECTING a Bluetooth PHONE1047
CHANGING the Bluetooth SETTINGS1051
Editing the Device Name1052
Audio/Video System Operation1055
Some Basics1057
Audio Split Screen Display1057
Turning the System on and off1058
Switching between Functions1058
Dsp Control1059
Automatic Sound Levelizer (Asl)1060
Tone and Balance1060
Surround Function1060
Selecting Screen Size1061
DVD Player1062
Radio Operation1064
Listening to the Radio1064
Selecting a Radio Station1064
Presetting a Station1065
Selecting a Station1065
Radio Broadcast Data System1066
Traffic Announcement1067
HD Radio™ TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION1068
USING HD Radio1068
Troubleshooting Guide1071
RADIO OPERATION (XM Satellite Radio BROADCAST)1073
Listening to Satellite Radio1074
Displaying the Radio ID1074
Channel Category1075
Selecting a Channel1075
Presetting a Channel1075
Displaying the Title and Name1076
If the Satellite Radio Tuner Malfunctions1077
Radio Operation (Internet Radio Broadcast)1079
Listening to Internet Radio1079
DVD Player Operation1080
Playing a Disc1080
Playing an Audio Disc1081
Fast Forwarding or Re- Winding1082
Repeating a Track1082
Random Order1083
Playing an Mp3/Wma Disc1083
Selecting a Desired Folder1083
Operating a DVD Disc1087
Playing a DVD Disc1088
Selecting a Menu Item1089
DVD Options1090
Searching by Title1090
Changing the Audio Language1091
DVD Settings1092
Subtitle Language1093
Angle Mark1093
DVD Player and DVD Video Disc Information1099
Usb Memory Operation1101
Connecting a Usb Memory1101
Playing a Usb Memory1102
Random Order1106
Ipod Operation1107
CONNECTING Ipod1107
PLAYING Ipod1108
Selecting a Play Mode1108
Selecting a Desired Track1109
Playing Tracks in Random Order1110
Bluetooth Audio Operation1111
Connecting a Bluetooth Audio Player1115
Playing and Pausing1116
Audio/Video Remote Controls (Steering Switches)1122
Audio/Video System Operating Hints1124
Radio Reception1124
Compatible Models1126
Usb Memory1126
Caring for Your DVD Player and Disc1126
Mp3/Wma Files1128
Sampling Frequency1129
CD-R and CD-Rw Discs1130
Packet Write1131
Audio Settings1135
HD Radio™ SYSTEM SETTINGS1135
Ipod SETTINGS1136
Air Conditioning System Operation1138
Climate Control1140
Using the Automatic Air Conditioning System1141
Adjust the Settings Manually1142
Setting the Vehicle Interior Temperature1142
Setting the Fan Speed1143
Defogging the Windshield1143
Switching between Outside Air and Recirculated Air Modes1145
Adjusting the Position of and Opening and Closing the Air Outlets1146
Rear Window and Outside Rear View Mirror Defoggers1147
Air Conditioning System Operating Hints1148
Using Automatic Mode1149
Outside Temperature1150
Humidity Sensor1151
Voice Command System Operation1153
Steering Switches for the Voice Command System1153
Natural Speech Information (English Only)1159
Expanded Voice Commands1161
Command List1162
Information Display1166
Map Database Version and Coverage Area1166
Map Information1166
Map Coverage1167
Availability of Service(S)1168
XM Function-Overview1169
XM Function Operation1171
Receive Sports Information1171
XM Sports SETTINGS - ADD or DELETE TEAMS1172
Receive Stock Data1175
XM Stocks SETTINGS - ADD or DELETE STOCKS1175
Add Stock1176
XM Fuel Prices1177
View Detailed Fuel Price Information1177
XM Fuel Prices SETTINGS1178
Weather Information1183
Weather Warnings1184
XM Navweather™ INDICATOR1184
Show Traffic Event1185
Lexus Enform with Safety Connect-Overview1189
Functional Overview1189
Type A: Function Achieved by Using a Cellular Phone1190
Before Using the Function1192
Availability of Service1192
Preparation before Using Apps1193
User Registration1193
Type B: Function Achieved by Using DCM and the Navigation System1195
Type C: Function Achieved by Using DCM1198
Lexus Enform with Safety Connect Operation1199
If a Message Appears on the Screen1201
Linking "Apps" and Navigation Local Function1202
Operation1204
Destination Assist1206
DOWNLOAD Edestinations1208
RETRIEVE an Edestination1209
SHOW Edestination ICONS1210
Lexus Insider1211
About Icons1212
Lexus Insider SETTINGS1214
Driving Precautions1216
Screen Description1218
Rear View Monitor System Precautions1220
Area Displayed on Screen1220
Using the Camera1220
Differences between the Screen and the Actual Road1221
When Approaching Three-Dimensional Objects1223
Things You Should Know1225
Map Database Information and Updates1227
End User License Agreement1227
Limitations on Use1228
Disclaimer of Warranty1228
End-User Terms1231
Terms and Conditions1231
Notice of Use1234
End User Notice1237
Open Source License1238

Lexus 2013 ES350 - Dinghy Towing

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