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8-4. Inspection of consumables

NOTICE

■ When closing the hood

Be sure to return the support rod to its

clip before closing the hood. Closing the

hood without returning the support rod

properly may cause the hood to be dam-

aged.

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Table of Contents2
For Your Information8
Pictorial Index10
Before Driving19
Using the Dedicated Floor Mats Correctly20
Important Points for the EV System21
Important Points for the EV Sys- Tem21
Electric Vehicle System Features21
Electric Vehicle System Precautions24
Electric Vehicle System Precau- Tions24
Battery Electric Vehicle Driving Tips28
Battery Electric Vehicle Driving28
Tips28
Driving Range30
Charging with the EV System32
Charging Equipment32
AC Charging Cable35
Locking and Unlocking AC Charging Connector39
Power Sources that Can be Used for AC Charging (Vehicles with an AC Charging Cable)41
Charging Methods43
Charging Tips45
How to Use AC Charging49
How to Use DC Charging56
Using the Charging Schedule Function60
Using My Room Mode65
Vehicle Load Limits67
For Safe Driving with Children on Board68
Riding with Children68
Child Restraint Systems69
Entering/Exiting the Vehicle82
Key Types82
Smart Access System with Push-Button Start84
Digital Key88
Opening/Closing the Doors89
Locking/Unlocking the Doors92
Immobilizer System94
Alarm95
Trailer Towing97
Dinghy Towing98
Loading Luggage101
Loading the Vehicle with Luggage101
Obtaining the Correct Driving Posture120
Adjusting the Seats120
Using the Seat Belts123
Adjusting the Position of the Steering Wheel and Mirrors126
Driving the Vehicle137
Starting and Stopping the EV Sys- Tem137
Starting the EV System138
Stopping the EV System140
Driving Procedures142
Driving Procedure142
Breaking in Your New Lexus144
Intended Use of each Shift Position144
Changing the Shift Position145
Starting off149
Informing the Driver of the Vehicle's Dynamic Conditions through Sounds149
Informing the Driver of the Vehi- Cle's Dynamic Conditions through Sounds149
Operations When Turning Left or Right or Changing Lanes150
Changing the Regenerative Braking Power150
Changing the Regenerative Brak- Ing Power150
Parking the Vehicle152
When Parking the Vehicle152
Stopping153
Parking the Vehicle154
Driving According to the Conditions165
Driving When the Surrounding Area Is Dark165
Using the Headlights166
Automatically Changing between the Low Beam Headlights and High Beam Headlights168
Driving When the Surrounding Area Is Bright175
Using the Sun Visors175
Inside Rear View Mirror Anti-Glare Function (Vehicles with Auto Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror)175
Digital Rearview Mirror Anti-Glare Function (Optical Mirror Mode)176
Driving in the Rain177
Precautions for Driving in the Rain177
Ensuring Visibility in the Rain177
Driving When the Windows or Mirrors Are Fogged up181
Defog the Windshield181
Defog the Rear Window182
Driving When It Is Cold183
Preparing for Cold Weather183
Cold Weather Driving Tips185
Driving in Low Visibility Conditions187
Sounding the Horn187
Utility Vehicle Precautions188
Changing the Driving Characteristics191
Driving Modes191
Changing the Driving Mode192
Brake Hold System193
Interior Features195
Favorite Settings195
My Settings196
Adjusting the Preferred Driving Position198
Enabling Easier Driver Entry and Exit (Power Easy Access System)198
Driving Position Registra- Tion/Recall/Deletion199
Adjusting the Temperature/Environment Inside the Vehicle203
Comfortable Condition to be Maintained Without Adjusting each System (Lexus Climate Concierge)203
Air Conditioning Controls204
Heated Steering Wheel210
Seat Heaters/Radiant Heaters211
Seat Ventilators213
Using the Panoramic Fixed Moon Roof with One-Touch Frosted Glass Control214
Illuminating the Interior216
Using the Interior Lights216
Using the Interior Features219
Location of the Storage Features219
Convenient Interior Features222
Using the Luggage Compartment232
Using the Cargo Hooks232
Using the Cargo Net Hooks232
Using the Grocery Bag Hooks233
Deck Board233
Stowing the Luggage Cover234
Vehicle Status Information and Indicators237
Functions and Displays of the Meter238
Warning Lights and Indicators238
Gauges and Meters241
Multi-Information Display (Vehicles Without a Head-Up Display)246
Multi-Information Display (Vehi- Cles Without a Head-Up Display)246
Multi-Information Display (Vehicles with a Head-Up Display)247
Multi-Information Display (Vehi- Cles with a Head-Up Display)247
Head-Up Display249
Displayed Content251
Changing the Settings of the Displays258
Changing the Instrument Panel Light Brightness258
Changing Settings for the Head-Up Display258
Driving Support System261
Features of the Safe Driving Sup- Port Functions261
Driving Assist Systems262
Lexus Safety System + 3 Software Update266
Lexus Safety System + 3268
Driver Monitor276
Using the Safe Driving Support Functions278
Pre-Collision System278
Lane Tracing Assist288
Lane Change Assist294
Lane Departure Alert297
Proactive Driving Assist302
Front Cross Traffic Alert307
Road Sign Assist310
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control312
Cruise Control325
Traffic Jam Assist331
Emergency Driving Stop System336
Blind Spot Monitor339
Safe Exit Assist344
Intuitive Parking Assist348
Rear Cross Traffic Alert357
RCD (Rear Camera Detection)361
PKSB (Parking Support Brake) System365
Lexus Teammate Advanced Park374
EV System Output Restriction When the Accelerator Pedal and Brake Pedal Are Depressed at the same Time398
Sudden Start Restraint Control398
Reducing Impact to the Occupants in a Collision399
Reducing Impact to the Occu- Pants in a Collision399
Reducing Impact to Passengers in a Collision399
Front Passenger Occupant Classifi- Cation System407
Wireless Communication411
Connected Services411
Safety Connect412
Maintenance and Care417
Exterior Maintenance and Care417
Washing the Vehicle418
Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior422
Cleaning the Vehicle Interior422
Cleaning the Synthetic Leather Areas424
Maintenance425
Maintenance Requirements425
Scheduled Maintenance Outline426
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance426
General Maintenance427
Motor Compartment Maintenance Items List427
Motor Compartment Mainte- Nance Items List427
Vehicle Interior Maintenance Items List428
Vehicle Exterior Maintenance Items List429
Emission Inspection and Mainte- Nance (I/M) Programs429
Inspection of Consumables431
Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions431
Opening the Hood433
Motor Compartment435
Adding Washer Fluid440
Air Conditioning Filter Maintenance441
Air Conditioning Filter Mainte- Nance441
Tire Maintenance444
Tire Inspection Items444
Operation of the Tire Pressure Warning System446
Checking Tire Inflation Pressure454
Lifting the Vehicle with a Floor Jack456
Rotating the Tires457
Wheels458
Replacing the Tire459
Replacing the Tire466
When Trouble Arises467
What to Do if a Problem Occurs While Driving469
What to Do if a Problem Occurs469
While Driving469
If a Warning Is Indicated on the Meter472
If a Warning Light Turns On/Flashes472
If a Warning Message Is Displayed483
If the EV System will Not Start504
When the EV System Cannot be Started Even Though the Correct Starting Procedure Is Being Followed504
When the Interior Lights or Headlights Are DIM and the EV System Cannot be Started506
When the Interior Lights or Headlights Do Not Illuminate and the EV System Cannot be Started510
When the Horn Sounds at a Low Vol- Ume and the EV System Cannot be Started510
When the Horn Sounds at a Low Volume and the EV System Can- Not be Started510
When the Horn Does Not Sound and the EV System Cannot be Started511
If a Tire Is Flat512
Repairing a Tire with the Emergency Tire Puncture Repair Kit512
If a Tire Is Flat513
If a Door Cannot be Opened or Locked522
If a Key Has Been Lost522
When the Doors/Windows Cannot522
Key522
If a Door Cannot be Opened Using the Door Opener Switch529
If the Rear Doors Cannot be Opened from the Inside531
If the Back Door Cannot be Opened531
If the EV System Cannot be Used Normally533
If the Charging Port Lid Cannot be Opened533
If AC Charging Cannot be Performed Normally534
If DC Charging Cannot be Performed Normally537
If the Charging Connector Cannot be Disconnected from the Charging Inlet540
If the Charging Connector Cannot540
Charging Inlet540
If the Indicator on the CCID (Charging Circuit Interrupting Device) of the AC Charging Cable541
If the Indicator on the CCID541
If the Charging Schedule Function Does Not Operate Normally543
If an Indicator on an Interior Feature Illuminates or Flashes546
When the Wireless Charger Operation Indicator Light (on the Charging Tray) Flashes546
If the Vehicle Cannot Move548
When a EV System Warning Message Is Displayed and the Vehicle Does Not Move548
If the Transmission Makes Abnormal Sounds548
Towing with a Tow Truck549
Using a Flatbed Truck550
Towing with Another Vehicle551
Getting Unstuck from Mud, Sand, or Snow553
If You Think Something Is Wrong554
If a Vehicle Abnormality Is Found554
If Abnormal Sounds Are Emitted from the Vehicle554
If the Vehicle Behaves Abnormally555
By Operating the Power Window556
Switches556
If the Windows Do Not Open or Close556
By Operating the Power Window Switches556
The Power Switch Is Turned off Automatically557
If Your Vehicle Overheats557
If Electrical Components Cannot be Used or Do Not Operate When a Switch Is Operated559
If a Light Does Not Illuminate560
Vehicle Specifications563
Specifications563
Maintenance Data564
Tire Information571
Customizable Features580
User Customization Function Outline580
User Customization Function Out- Line580
Method to Change Settings580
Customizable Features582
Initialization598
Items to Initialize598
For Owners599
Reporting Safety Defects for U.S599
Owners600
Reporting Safety Defects for Canadian Owners600
For Owners600
Seat Belt Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)601
Seat Belt Instructions for Cana- Dian Owners (in French)601
SRS Airbag Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)602
Headlight Aim Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)607
Index609
Supplement610

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