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7-3. Do-it-yourself maintenance

7

Maintenance and care

NX200t_U_OM78006U

Remove the fuse.

Only type A fuse can be removed

using the pullout tool.

Check if the fuse is blown.

Normal fuse

Blown fuse

Replace the blown fuse with a new fuse of an appropriate amperage rating. The

amperage rating can be found on the fuse box lid.

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 Type A  Ty pe B

 Type C  Ty pe D

Table of Contents

Default Chapter1
- Table of Contents1
- Table of Contents2
- Accessories, Spare Parts and Modification of Your Lexus8
For Your Information8
- Installation of a Mobile Two-Way Radio System9
- Vehicle Data Recordings9
- Disclosure of the EDR Data10
- Event Data Recorder10
- General Precaution Regarding Children’s Safety11
- General Precautions While Driving11
- Perchlorate Material11
- Scrapping of Your Lexus11
Reading this Manual12
How to Search13
- Exterior14
Pictorial Index14
- Instrument Panel16
- Switches18
- Interior22
- 1 For Safety and Security25
1-1. for Safe Use26
- Before Driving26
Theft Deterrent System75
- Certifications for the Engine Immobilizer System76
- To Ensure the System Operates Correctly76
- Deactivating or Stopping the Alarm77
- Items to Check before Locking the Vehicle77
- Setting the Alarm System77
- Alarm-Operated Door Lock78
- Triggering of the Alarm78
- Theft Prevention Labels (for U.S.A.)79
Instrument Cluster Warning Lights and81
2 Instrument Cluster82
- Warning Lights and Indicators82
- Gauges and Meters87
- Multi-Information Display91
- Fuel Consumption Information102
- Operation of each Component107
  - Keys108
  - Wireless Remote Control108
3-1. Key Information108
- Panic Mode109
- Using the Mechanical Key109
- Card Key (if Equipped)110
- If You Lose Your Mechanical Keys110
- When Required to Leave the Vehicle’s Key with a Parking Attendant110
- When Riding in an Aircraft110
- Confirmation of the Registered Key Number111
- Electronic Key Battery Depletion111
- If a Wrong Key Is Used111
- Carrying the Electronic Key on Your Person112
- In Case of a Smart Access System with Push-Button Start Malfunction or Other Key-Related Problems112
- To Prevent Key Damage112
- When an Electronic Key Is Lost112
- Handling the Card Key113
- Locking and Unlocking the Doors from the Outside114
- Side Doors114
3-2. Opening, Closing and Locking the Doors114
- Door Lock Buzzer115
- Operation Signals115
- Security Feature115
- When the Door Cannot be Locked by the Lock Sensor on the Surface of the Door Handle115
- Door Lock Switch116
- Inside Lock Buttons116
- Locking and Unlocking the Doors from the Inside116
- Automatic Door Locking and Unlocking Systems117
- Locking the Doors from the Outside Without a Key117
- Rear Door Child-Protector Lock117
- Impact Detection Door Lock Release System118
- Open Door Warning Buzzer118
- Switching the Door Unlock Function118
- To Prevent an Accident119
- When Opening or Closing a Door119
- Locking and Unlocking the Back Door120
- Opening/Closing the Back Door with the Wireless Remote Control (Vehicles with a Power Back Door)120
- Opening the Back Door from Outside the Vehicle121
- Opening/Closing the Back Door from Inside the Vehicle (Vehicles with a Power Back Door)121
- Closing the Back Door from Outside the Vehicle (Vehicles with a Power Back Door)122
- Vehicles with a Power Back Door122
- Vehicles Without a Power Back Door122
- When Closing the Back Door122
- Adjusting the Open Position of the Back Door (Vehicles with a Power Back Door)123
- Canceling the Power Back Door System (Vehicles with a Power Back Door)123
- If the Back Door Opener Is Inoperative124
- Luggage Compartment Light124
- Power Back Door Operating Conditions (Vehicles with a Power Back Door)124
- Back Door Reserve Lock Function (Vehicles with a Power Back Door)125
- Jam Protection Function (Vehicles with a Power Back Door)125
- Operation of the Power Back Door (Vehicles with a Power Back Door)125
- Returning the Back Door Automatic Stop Position to the Initial Settings (Vehicles with a Power Back Door)125
- Caution While Driving126
- Operating the Back Door127
- Back Door Closer (Vehicles with a Power Back Door)128
- Power Back Door (if Equipped)128
- Back Door Damper Stays (Vehicles Without a Power Back Door)129
- Back Door Spindles (Vehicles with a Power Back Door)130
- To Prevent Back Door Closer Malfunction (Vehicles with a Power Back Door)130
- To Prevent Damage to the Power Back Door (if Equipped)130
- Antenna Location131
- Effective Range (Areas Within Which the Electronic Key Is Detected)131
- Smart Access System with Push-Button Start131
  - Alarms and Warning Messages132
  - Battery-Saving Function132
  - Conditions Affecting Operation133
  - Electronic Key Battery-Saving Function133
  - Note for the Entry Function134
  - If the Smart Access System with Push-Button Start Does Not Operate Properly135
  - If the Smart Access System with Push-Button Start Has Been Deactivated in a Customized Setting135
  - To Operate the System Properly135
  - When the Vehicle Is Not Driven for Extended Periods135
  - Caution Regarding Interference with Electronic Devices136
  - Certification for the Smart Access System with Push-Button Start136
  - Adjustment Procedure137
- Front Seats137
  - Power Easy Access System137
  - When Adjusting the Seat Position137
  - Manual Seat138
  - Power Seat138
- Rear Seats138
  - Before Folding down the Rear Seatbacks139
  - Folding down Rear Seatbacks (Manual Seat)139
  - Folding down Rear Seatbacks (Power Seat)139
  - Folding down the Rear Seatbacks139
  - Returning the Rear Seatbacks (Manual Seat)140
  - Returning the Rear Seatbacks (Power Seat)141
  - Operating Conditions for Folding down the Seatback (Power Seat)142
  - Operating Conditions for Reclining Adjustment (Power Seat)142
  - Operating Conditions for Returning the Seatback (Power Seat)142
  - Power Seat Operations (if Equipped)143
  - Reclining Adjustment (Power Seat)143
  - Seatback Jam Protection Function (Power Seat)143
  - When Folding the Rear Seatbacks down and after Folded143
  - After Returning the Rear Seatback to the Upright Position144
  - Jam Protection Function (Vehicles with a Power Seat)144
  - Seat Adjustment144
  - Stowing the Seat Belts144
- Driving Position Memory145
  - Operation of the Power Easy Access System145
  - Recall Procedure146
  - Recording Procedure146
  - Memory Recall Function147
  - Operating the Driving Position Memory after Turning the Engine Switch off147
  - Registering Procedure147
  - To Stop the Position Recall Operation Part-Way through147
  - Cancelation Procedure148
  - Recalling the Driving Position Using the Memory Recall Function148
  - Seat Adjustment Caution148
  - Angle Adjustment (if Equipped)149
  - Front & Rear Seats149
- Head Restraints149
  - Vertical Adjustment149
  - Adjusting the Center Rear Seat Head Restraint150
  - Adjusting the Height of the Head Restraints (Front Seats)150
  - Installing the Head Restraints150
  - Removing the Head Restraints150
  - Manual Type151
  - Power Type151
- Steering Wheel151
Adjusting the Steering Wheel and Mirrors151
- After Adjusting the Steering Wheel (Manual Type)152
- Automatic Adjustment of the Steering Position (if Equipped)152
- Horn152
- The Steering Wheel Can be Adjusted When (Power Type)152
- Adjusting the Height of Rear View Mirror153
- Anti-Glare Function153
- Inside Rear View Mirror153
- Outside Rear View Mirrors155
Opening, Closing the Windows and Moon Roof Power Windows158
- Door Lock Linked Window Operation159
- Operating the Power Windows after Turning the Engine off159
- The Power Windows Can be Operated When159
- When Opening and Closing the Window Can Not be Done159
- Closing the Windows160
- Down Jam Protection Function160
- Moon Roof161
- 4 Driving165
  - Power Windows Open Warning Buzzer160
  - Up Jam Protection Function160
4-1. before Driving166
- Driving the Vehicle166
Driving Procedures193
- Changing Engine Switch Modes194
- When Stopping the Engine with the Shift Lever in a Position Other than P194
- Auto Power off Function195
- If the Engine Does Not Start195
- Steering Lock Motor Overheating Prevention195
- When the Steering Lock Cannot be Released195
- Operation of the Engine Switch196
- Stopping the Engine in an Emergency196
- When Starting the Engine196
- Symptoms Indicating a Malfunction with the Engine Switch197
- To Prevent Battery Discharge197
- Automatic Transmission198
- Turn Signal Lever203
  - Turn Signals Can be Operated When203
  - Automatic Mode204
- Parking Brake204
- ASC (Active Sound Control)209
- Headlight Switch210
4-3. Operating the Lights and Wipers210
- Turning on the High Beam Headlights211
- Automatic Light off System212
- Cornering Lights (if Equipped)212
- Daytime Running Light System212
- Headlight Control Sensor212
- Automatic Headlight Leveling System (if Equipped)213
- Light Reminder Buzzer213
- Activating the Automatic High Beam System214
- High Beam Automatic Turning on or off Conditions215
- Switching to High Beam215
- Switching to Low Beam215
- Turning the High Beam On/Off Manually215
- Camera Sensor Detection Information216
- The Automatic High Beam Can be Operated When216
- Limitations of the Automatic High Beam217
- Notes When Using the Automatic High Beam System217
- Fog Light Switch218
  - Fog Lights Can be Used When218
  - Intermittent Windshield Wipers with Interval Adjuster (if Equipped)219
- Windshield Wipers and Washer219
  - Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers (if Equipped)221
  - Dripping Prevention Wiper Sweep (Vehicles with Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers)223
  - Effects of Vehicle Speed on Wiper Operation (Vehicles with Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers)223
  - Raindrop Sensor (Vehicles with Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers)223
  - The Windshield Wipers and Washer Can be Operated When223
  - Caution Regarding the Use of Washer Fluid224
  - Caution Regarding the Use of Windshield Wipers in Auto Mode (Vehicles with Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers)224
  - If no Windshield Washer Fluid Sprays224
  - When the Washer Fluid Tank Is Empty224
- Rear Window Wiper and Washer225
  - The Rear Window Wiper and Washer Can be Operated When226
  - When a Nozzle Becomes Blocked226
  - When the Rear Window Is Dry226
  - Before Refueling the Vehicle227
- Opening the Fuel Tank Cap227
  - When Refueling the Vehicle227
  - Refueling228
  - Closing the Fuel Tank Cap229
  - When the Fuel Filler Door Cannot be Opened229
  - Fuel Filler Door Lock Condition230
  - When Replacing the Fuel Cap230
- Dynamic Radar Cruise Control231
Using the Driving Support Systems231
- Driving in Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode232
- Setting the Vehicle Speed (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)233
- Adjusting the Set Speed234
- Changing the Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)235
- Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Settings (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)235
- Approach Warning (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)236
- Canceling and Resuming the Speed Control236
- Warnings May Not Occur When236
- Selecting Constant Speed Control Mode237
- Accelerating after Setting the Vehicle Speed238
- Automatic Cancelation of Constant Speed Control Mode238
- Automatic Cancelation of Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode238
- Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Can be Set When238
- Systems Dynamic Radar Cruise238
- Certification for the Radar Sensor239
- Radar Sensor and Grille Cover239
- Warning Messages and Buzzers for Dynamic Radar Cruise Control239
- Before Using Dynamic Radar Cruise Control240
- Cautions Regarding the Driving Assist Systems240
- To Avoid Inadvertent Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Activation240
- Situations Unsuitable for Dynamic Radar Cruise Control241
- When the Sensor May Not be Correctly Detecting the Vehicle Ahead241
- Conditions under Which the Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode May Not Function Correctly242
- Handling the Radar Sensor243
- Dynamic Radar Cruise Control with Full-Speed Range244
  - Resuming Follow-Up Cruising When the Vehicle Has Been Stopped by System Control (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)249
  - Dynamic Radar Cruise Control with Full-Speed Range Can be Set When252
  - Warning Messages and Buzzers for Dynamic Radar Cruise Control with Full-Speed Range253
  - Before Using Dynamic Radar Cruise Control with Full-Speed Range254
  - To Avoid Inadvertent Dynamic Radar Cruise Control with Full-Speed Range Activation254
  - Situations Unsuitable for Dynamic Radar Cruise Control with Full-Speed Range255
  - When Your Vehicle Is Pointing Upwards256
- Cruise Control258
  - Setting the Vehicle Speed258
  - Canceling and Resuming the Constant Speed Control259
  - Automatic Cancelation of Cruise Control260
  - Cruise Control Can be Set When260
  - If “Cruise Control Malfunction Visit Your Dealer” Is Displayed on the Multi-Information Display260
  - Situations Unsuitable for Cruise Control260
- LDA (Lane Departure Alert with Steering Control)261
  - Functions Included with LDA262
  - Lane Deviation Alert Function262
  - Steering Control Function262
  - Operating Conditions for each Function263
  - Turning the LDA on263
  - Temporary Cancelation of the Functions264
  - Indication on the Multi-Information Display265
  - When the Either Lane Line Turns White265
  - When the Inside of both Lane Lines Are Black265
  - When the Steering Control Function was Canceled265
  - After the Vehicle Has Been Parked in the Sun266
  - Conditions in Which the Function May Not Operate Correctly266
  - Display While in Steering Control266
  - The Steering Control Function266
  - Sensitivity Adjustment for the Lane Deviation Alert Buzzer267
  - Warning Messages for the LDA267
  - When Changing the Tires267
  - When Turning On/Off the Steering Control Function267
  - Before Using the LDA268
  - Do Not Drive Without Holding the Steering Wheel268
  - Situations Unsuitable for LDA268
  - To Avoid Operating the LDA by Mistake268
  - Lane Recognition Camera269
  - To Prevent Damage to or Incorrect Operation of the LDA269
- Intuitive Parking Assist270
  - Intuitive Parking Assist Switch270
  - Types of Sensors270
  - Lexus Display Audio or Navigation System Screen271
  - Distance Display272
  - Sensor Detection Display, Obstacle Distance272
  - Buzzer Operation and Distance to an Obstacle273
  - Detection Range of the Sensors273
  - Setting up Intuitive Parking Assist (Vehicles with a Lexus Display Audio or Navigation System)274
  - Intuitive Parking Assist Display275
  - Sensor Detection Information275
  - The Intuitive Parking Assist Can be Operated When275
  - Certification276
  - If “Clean Parking Assist Sensor” Is Displayed on the Multi-Information Display276
  - If “Parking Assist Malfunction” Is Displayed on the Multi-Information Display276
  - Notes When Washing the Vehicle277
  - When Using Intuitive Parking Assist277
  - When Using the Intuitive Parking Assist277
- Lexus Parking Assist Monitor278
  - Screen Display279
  - Using the Lexus Parking Assist Monitor279
  - Using the System279
  - Switching the Display Mode280
  - Estimated Course Line Display Mode281
  - Screen Description281
  - Parking Operation282
  - Parking Assist Guide Line Display Mode283
  - Area Displayed on Screen285
  - Lexus Parking Assist Monitor Precautions285
  - Differences between the Screen and the Actual Road286
  - Lexus Parking Assist Monitor Camera286
  - Using the Camera286
  - When the Ground Behind the Vehicle Slopes down Sharply287
  - When the Ground Behind the Vehicle Slopes up Sharply287
  - When any Part of the Vehicle Sags288
  - When Approaching Three-Dimensional Objects288
  - Distance Guidelines289
  - If You Notice any Symptoms290
  - Things You Should Know290
  - When Using the Lexus Parking Assist Monitor System292
  - How to Use the Camera293
- Driving Mode Select Switch294
  - Vehicles Without Adaptive Variable Suspension System294
  - Vehicles with Adaptive Variable Suspension System295
  - Operation of the Air Conditioning System in Eco Drive Mode296
  - Sport Mode Automatic Deactivation296
- Driving Assist Systems297
  - When the TRAC/VSC Systems Are Operating298
  - Disabling the TRAC System299
  - Turning off both TRAC and VSC Systems299
  - Automatic Reactivation of TRAC and VSC Systems300
  - Automatic System Cancelation of Hill-Start Assist Control300
  - Operating Conditions of Hill-Start Assist Control300
  - Sounds and Vibrations Caused by the ABS, Brake Assist, TRAC, VSC and Hill-Start Assist Control Systems300
  - Hill-Start Assist Control Does Not Operate Effectively When301
  - Replacing Tires301
  - Stopping Distance When the ABS Is Operating May Exceed that of Normal Conditions301
  - The ABS Does Not Operate Effectively When301
  - All-Wheel Drive Lock Mode Can be Operated When302
- All-Wheel Drive Lock Switch (AWD Models)302
- Automatic Release for the All-Wheel Drive Lock Mode302
- PCS (Pre-Collision System)303
  - Pre-Collision Brake Assist303
  - Pre-Collision Braking303
  - Pre-Collision Warning303
  - Suspension Control (Vehicles with Adaptive Variable Suspension System)303
  - Changing the Alert Timing of the Pre-Collision System304
  - Radar Sensor304
  - Turning off the Pre-Collision System304
  - Conditions that May Trigger the System Even if There Is no Possibility of a Collision305
  - The Pre-Collision System Is Operational When305
  - Automatic Cancelation of the Pre-Collision System306
  - Obstacles Not Detected306
  - Situations in Which the Pre-Collision System Does Not Function Properly306
  - When the TRAC and VSC Are Turned off306
  - Limitations of the Pre-Collision System307
  - Cautions Regarding the Assist Contents of the System308
- BSM (Blind Spot Monitor)309
  - Summary of the Blind Spot Monitor309
  - Certification for the Blind Spot Monitor System310
  - Rear Cross Traffic Alert Buzzer Hearing310
  - When “Blind Spot Monitor System Malfunction” Is Shown on the Multi-Information Display310
  - When “Blind Spot Monitor Unavailable” Is Shown on the Multi-Information Display310
  - Cautions Regarding the Use of the System312
  - The Blind Spot Monitor Function Detection Areas312
  - Conditions under Which the Blind Spot Monitor Function May Not Function Correctly313
  - Conditions under Which the Blind Spot Monitor Function will Not Detect a Vehicle313
  - Instances of the Blind Spot Monitor Function Unnecessarily Detecting a Vehicle And/Or Object May Increase under the Following Conditions313
  - The Blind Spot Monitor Function will Detect a Vehicle When313
  - The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function314
  - Conditions under Which the Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function will Not Detect a Vehicle315
  - The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function Detection Areas315
  - The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function Is Operational When315
  - Conditions under Which the Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function May Not Function Correctly316
  - Before Driving the Vehicle317
  - Pre-Winter Preparations317
- Winter Driving Tips317
  - Regulations on the Use of Tire Chains318
  - Selecting Tire Chains318
  - When Parking the Vehicle318
  - Driving with Snow Tires319
  - Driving with Tire Chains319
  - Tire Chain Installation319
  - Fitting Tire Chains320
  - Repairing or Replacing Snow Tires320
  - Utility Vehicle Feature321
- Utility Vehicle Precautions321
  - Additional Information for Off-Road Driving322
  - Off-Road Driving Precautions322
  - Inspection after Off-Road Driving323
  - To Prevent Water Damage323
  - When You Drive through Water323
  - Lexus Display Audio System324
  - Lexus Display Audio Operation Buttons326
5-1. Basic Operations326
- “Menu” Screen327
- Lexus Display Audio Controller328
- Using the Lexus Display Audio Controller328
- Basic Screen Operation329
- Input Field Mode330
- Input Mode330
- Inputting Letters and Numbers330
- To Avoid Damaging the Audio System331
- To Prevent Lexus Display Audio Controller Malfunction331
- Using Cellular Phones331
- When Using the Screen331
- Operating the Audio System Using the Steering Wheel Switches332
- To Reduce the Risk of an Accident332
- Mobile Assistant333
  - Adjusting the Volume334
  - Mobile Assistant Precautions334
  - Connecting Using the USB/AUX Port335
  - Ipod336
  - Portable Audio Player336
  - While Driving336
  - Display “Setup” Screen337
- Setup Menu337
- General Settings338
  - Adding an Image339
  - Customizing Images339
  - Deleting Images339
  - USB Memory339
  - Deleting Personal Data340
  - Return to the Default Settings341
- Voice Settings341
  - Adjusting the Screen Quality342
  - Day Mode342
- Display Settings342
  - Screen off342
  - Changing Audio Source343
- Selecting the Audio Source343
- Using the Steering Wheel Switches to Change Audio Sources343
Using the Audio System343
- Optimal Use of the Audio System344
- Audio Settings345
- Audio Menu Screen Operation348
- Radio Operation351
Using the Radio351
- Display the Text Message352
- Selecting a Channel (XM Satellite Radio)352
- Selecting an HD Radio Channel352
- Setting Presets352
- HD Radio Technology353
- HD Radio Technology Troubleshooting Guide354
- Reception Sensitivity354
- XM Radio Services-Descriptions355
- XM Radio Services-Legal Disclaimers and Warnings355
- XM Radio Services-Subscription Instructions355
- If the Satellite Radio Does Not Operate Normally356
- CD Player Operation357
- Listening to an Ipod364
  - Selecting a Play Mode364
  - Selecting a Song364
5-6. Using an External Device364
- Ipod Cover Art365
- Ipod Functions365
- Ipod Problems365
- To Prevent Damage to the Ipod or Its Terminals366
- Displaying the Now Playing List367
- Selecting a File367
- USB Top Screen367
- Using USB Memory Device367
- Using the aux Port371
  - When Using a Portable Player Connected to the Power Outlet371
  - Device Registration/Connection Flow372
Connecting Bluetooth372
- Steps for Using Bluetooth ® Devices372
- Connecting a Bluetooth ® Audio Player376
- Connecting a Bluetooth Phone377
- Displaying a Bluetooth ® Device Details378
- Detailed Bluetooth Settings379
- How to Check and Change Detailed Bluetooth Settings379
- Listening to Bluetooth ® Audio380
  - Bluetooth Audio Top Screen381
  - Phone Top Screen382
- Using a Bluetooth ® Phone382
  - Microphone383
  - Status Display383
- Making a Call384
- Receiving a Call387
- Speaking on the Phone388
- Using a Bluetooth ® Phone Message390
- Bluetooth Phone Settings393
Phonebook395
- Registering Favorites396
- Transferring a Phone Number396
- Removing Favorites397
- Transferring Contacts While Bluetooth Audio Is Playing397
- When Transferring Contacts397
- When You Have Selected “Replace Contacts” or “Add Contact” to Transfer Contacts397
- Messaging Setting398
- What to Do if399
  - (Troubleshooting)399
- When Using the Hands-Free System with a Bluetooth Device399
5-12. Other Function408
- Information" Screen408
- 6 Interior Features419
  - Phone416
Using the Air Conditioning System and Defogger419
- Automatic Air Conditioning419
- Heated Steering Wheel/ Seat Heaters/ Seat Ventilators430
- Interior Lights List433
Using the Interior Lights433
- Front Interior Light434
- Personal Lights434
- Rear Interior Light435
- List of Storage Features436
6-3. Using the Storage Features436
- Glove Box437
Other Interior Features445
- Sun Visors445
- 7 Maintenance and Care471
7-3. Do-It-Yourself Maintenance486
- Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions486
- 8 When Trouble Arises539
8-1. Essential Information539
- Emergency Flashers540
- If Your Vehicle Has to be Stopped in an Emergency541
- If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed542
  - Situations Needs to Contact Dealers before Towing542
  - Towing with a Sling-Type Truck542
8-2. Steps to Take in an Emergency542
- From the Front (2WD Models)543
- From the Front (AWD Models)543
- From the Rear543
- Towing with a Wheel-Lift Type Truck543
- Emergency Towing544
- Using a Flat Bed Truck544
- Installing Towing Eyelets545
- Wheel Nut Wrench546
- When Transporting the Vehicle546
- While Towing546
- Installing Towing Eyelets to the Vehicle547
- Recreational Towing (Behind Motor Home, Etc)547
- Audible Symptoms548
- If You Think Something Is Wrong548
  - Operational Symptoms548
  - Visible Symptoms548
  - Before Starting the Engine549
- Fuel Pump Shut off System549
- If a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds550
  - Warning Light and Warning Buzzer List550
  - Electric Power Steering System Warning Light (Warning Buzzer)553
  - Front Passenger Detection Sensor, Seat Belt Reminder and Warning Buzzer553
  - If the Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes on While Driving553
  - SRS Warning Light553
  - If the Tire Pressure Warning Light Frequently Comes on after Blinking for 1 Minute554
  - Warning Buzzer554
  - When a Tire Is Replaced with a Spare Tire554
  - When the Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes on554
  - If a Blowout or Sudden Air Leakage Should Occur555
  - If both the ABS and the Brake System Warning Lights Remain on555
  - If the Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes on555
  - When the Electric Power Steering System Warning Light Comes on555
  - Maintenance of the Tires556
  - To Ensure the Tire Pressure Warning System Operates Properly556
- If a Warning Message Is Displayed557
  - Messages and Warnings557
  - If “Oil Maintenance Required Soon” Is Shown558
  - If “Oil Maintenance Required” Is Shown558
  - If “Shift to P before Exiting Vehicle” Is Shown558
  - System Warning Lights558
  - If “See Owner’s Manual” Is Shown559
  - “High Power Consumption Partial Limit on Ac/Heater Operation” Is Frequently Shown559
  - Before Jacking up the Vehicle560
- If You Have a Flat Tire560
  - Location of the Spare Tire, Jack and Tools561
  - Vehicle with Compact Spare Tire561
  - Vehicle with Full-Size Spare Tire562
  - Using the Tire Jack563
  - Taking out the Jack564
  - Taking out the Spare Tire566
  - When Storing the Spare Tire566
  - Replacing a Flat Tire567
  - Replacing a Flat Tire for Vehicles with Power Back Door569
  - Installing the Spare Tire570
  - After Completing the Tire Change571
  - The Compact Spare Tire (Vehicle with Compact Spare Tire)571
  - When Using the Compact Spare Tire (Vehicle with Compact Spare Tire)571
  - After Using the Tools and Jack572
  - If You Have a Flat Front Tire on a Road Covered with Snow or Ice (Vehicles with a Compact Spare Tire and Excluding the 225/60R18 Tires)572
  - Speed Limit When Using the Compact Spare Tire572
  - When the Compact Spare Tire Is Attached572
  - Be Careful When Driving over Bumps with the Compact Spare Tire Installed on the Vehicle573
  - Driving with Tire Chains and the Compact Spare Tire573
  - When Replacing the Tires573
- If the Engine will Not Start574
  - The Engine will Not Start Even Though the Starter Motor Operates Normally574
  - The Starter Motor Does Not Turn over574
  - The Starter Motor Turns over Slowly, the Interior Lights and Headlights Are DIM, or the Horn Does Not Sound or Sounds at a Low Volume574
  - Emergency Start Function575
  - The Starter Motor Does Not Turn Over, the Interior Lights and Headlights Do Not Turn On, or the Horn Does Not Sound575
- If the Shift Lever Cannot be Shifted from P576
- If the Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly577
  - Locking and Unlocking the Doors577
  - Key Linked Functions578
  - Locking the Door578
  - Alarm580
  - Replacing the Key Battery580
  - When the Electronic Key Does Not Work Properly580
  - When Using the Mechanical Key and Operating the Power Windows or Moon Roof580
- If the Vehicle Battery Is Discharged581
  - Charging the Battery582
  - Starting the Engine When the Battery Is Discharged582
  - When the Battery Is Removed or Discharged582
  - Avoiding Battery Fires or Explosions583
  - Battery Precautions583
  - When Handling Jumper Cables583
  - Correction Procedures584
- If Your Vehicle Overheats584
  - To Prevent an Accident or Injury When Inspecting under the Hood of Your Vehicle586
  - To Prevent Damage to the Cooling System586
  - When Adding Engine Coolant586
- If the Vehicle Becomes Stuck587
  - When Attempting to Free a Stuck Vehicle587
  - When It Is Difficult to Free the Vehicle587
  - To Avoid Damage to the Transmission and Other Components588
- 9 Vehicle Specifications589
  - To Prevent Body Damage When Towing with a Sling-Type Truck547
  - To Prevent Damage to the Vehicle When Towing Using a Wheel-Lift Type Truck547
9-1. Specifications590
- (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)590
- Dimensions and Weight590
- Maintenance Data (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)590
9-2. Customization614
- Door Lock615
- Smart Access System with Push-Button Start and Wireless Remote Control616
- Automatic Light Control System617
- Lights617
- Illumination618
- Power Back Door622
- Cautions During Customization623
- In the Following Situations, Customize Mode in Which the Settings Can be Changed through the Multi-Information Display will Automatically be Turned Off.623
- Vehicle Customization623
- Items to Initialize624
9-3. Initialization624
10 For Owners625
Reporting Safety Defects for U.S. Owners626
Seat Belt Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)627
SRS Airbag Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)629
- Index637
What to Do if637
- (Troubleshooting)637
Alphabetical Index642
- Gas Station Information660

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