Toyota 2006 Solara U User Manual

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2006 SOLARA from Feb. ’05 Prod. (OM33667U)
Foreword
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This Owner’s Manual explains the operation of your new Toyota. Please read it thoroughly and have all the occupants
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Toyota 2006 Solara U Specifications

General

Brand	Toyota
Model	2006 Solara U
Category	Automobile
Language	English

Summary

Foreword

Section 1-1 Operation of Instruments and Controls

Overview of Instruments and Controls

Provides an overview of the vehicle's instruments and controls, including panel and cluster layouts and indicator symbols.

Section 1-2 Operation of Instruments and Controls

Keys and Doors

Details on vehicle keys, engine immobilizer system, wireless remote control, side doors, power windows, and trunk lid operation.

Section 1-3 Operation of Instruments and Controls

Occupant Restraint Systems

Information on seats, seat belts, SRS airbags, and child restraint systems for occupant safety.

Section 1-4 Operation of Instruments and Controls

Steering Wheel and Mirrors

Covers adjustments for the tilt and telescopic steering wheel, outside and inside rear view mirrors.

Section 1-5 Operation of Instruments and Controls

Lights, Wipers and Defoggers

Details on operating headlights, turn signals, emergency flashers, wipers, washers, and defoggers.

Section 1-6 Operation of Instruments and Controls

Gauges, Meters and Service Reminder Indicators

Explanation of gauges, meters, and service reminder indicators, including warning buzzers.

Section 1-7 Operation of Instruments and Controls

Ignition Switch, Transmission and Parking Brake

Covers ignition switch operation, automatic and manual transmissions, traction control, VSC, tire pressure warning, parking brake, and cruise control.

Section 1-8 Operation of Instruments and Controls

Audio System

Details on the vehicle's audio system, including quick reference, usage, and operating hints for radio and CD/cassette players.

Section 1-9 Operation of Instruments and Controls

Air Conditioning System

Covers manual and automatic air conditioning systems, including controls, air flow settings, and operating tips.

Section 2 Information Before Driving Your Toyota

Information Before Driving Your Toyota

Guidance on break-in period, fuel, vehicle operations, and essential pre-drive checks for safe operation.

Section 3 Starting and Driving

Starting and Driving

Instructions on how to start the engine, tips for driving in various conditions, and winter driving advice.

Section 4 In Case of an Emergency

In Case of an Emergency

Covers emergency procedures for vehicle not starting, engine stalls, overheating, flat tires, and towing.

Section 5 Corrosion Prevention and Appearance Care

Corrosion Prevention and Appearance Care

Guidance on protecting the vehicle from corrosion and maintaining its appearance through washing and cleaning.

Section 6 Vehicle Maintenance and Care

Vehicle Maintenance and Care

Details on maintenance requirements, general upkeep, and when to seek repairs for your vehicle.

Section 7-2 Do-It-Yourself Maintenance

Engine and Chassis

Instructions for DIY maintenance of engine oil, coolant, tires, brakes, and other chassis components.

Section 7-3 Do-It-Yourself Maintenance

Electrical Components

DIY guidance for checking battery condition, replacing fuses, adding washer fluid, and replacing light bulbs.

Section 8 Specifications

Specifications

Provides key vehicle specifications including dimensions, weight, engine details, fuel, tires, and fuses.

Section I Basic Functions

Basic Functions in Frequent Use

Covers essential navigation system functions: destination input, route guidance, map display, and screen settings.

Section III Advanced Functions

Advanced Functions

Details on advanced navigation system features like user selection, My Places, area avoidance, setup, and screen adjustments.

Section IV Other Functions

Other Functions

Covers maintenance information, calendar with memo, screen adjustment, and screen settings for the navigation system.

Section V Audio System

Audio System

Details on operating the audio system, including quick reference, using the system, and operating hints for radio and CD player.

2006 Solara 5,000 Miles - 6 Months

Additional Maintenance Items for Special Operating Conditions:

Specific maintenance tasks for driving in desert, on dirt roads, or while towing.