Toyota 2009 Camry - Changing the Air Outlets

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3-1. Using the air conditioning system and defogger

■ Changing the air outlets

Press the air flow selector button.

The air outlets switch each time the button is pressed. The air flow

shown on the display indicates the following.

Air flows to the upper body.

Air flows to the upper body and

feet.

Air flows to the feet.

Table of Contents

Spare Tire & Tools2
Trunk-Internal Release2
Tool Location2
Removing the Spare Tire2
Table of Contents3
2009 Camry Quick Reference Guide3
Overview4
Instrument Panel4
Steering Wheel Audio Controls4
Manual Air Conditioning5
Automatic Air Conditioning5
Instrument Cluster6
Indicator Symbols7
- Keyless Entry8
- Locking Operation8
- Unlocking Operation8
- Trunk Lid8
- Power (Without Starting Engine)9
- Locking/Unlocking Operation9
- Smart Key System9
- Start Function9
- Light Control-Instrument Panel10
Fuel Tank Door Release and Cap10
Hood Release11
Engine Maintenance11
- 4 Cylinder (2AZ-FE) Engine11
- 6 Cylinder (2GR-FE) Engine11
- Features/Operations12
- Auto Lock Functions 212
- Lever Type13
- Steering Lock Release13
- Parking Brake13
- Tilt and Telescopic Steering Wheel13
- Windows-Power14
- Moonroof14
- Seats-Head Restraints14
- Seat Adjustments-Rear15
- Manual Seat15
- Power Seat15
Seat Adjustments-Front15
- Turn Signals16
- Lights & Turn Signals16
- Windshield Wipers & Washers16
- Power Outlets-12V DC17
- Multi-Information Display17
- Garage Door Opener18
- Cruise Control18
- Telephone Controls19
- Steering Wheel Telephone Switches19
Sunshade-Rear19
- Clock20
- Air Conditioning/Heating20
- Seat Heaters21
- CD Player22
- Radio22
- Audio22
- AUX Audio Jack23
Steering Wheel Switches23
- Cup Holders24
- Safety and Emergency Features25
- Doors-Child Safety Locks25
- Seat Belts25
Door Locks25
- Tire Pressure Warning System26
- Seat Belts-Shoulder Belt Anchor26
Child Comfort Guide26
- Abbreviation/Acronym List27
- Table of Contents28
- Accessories, Spare Parts and Modification of Your Toyota32
- For Your Information32
- Installation of a Mobile Two-Way Radio System32
- Perchlorate Material33
- Scrapping of Your Toyota33
- General Precaution Regarding Children’s Safety34
- General Precautions While Driving34
- Cautions & Notices35
- Safety Symbol35
- Symbols35
- Before Driving37
  - Exterior38
  - Pictorial Index38
  - Interior40
- Key Information50
- Keys50
  - Key Number Plate51
  - To Prevent Key Damage51
  - Using the Mechanical Key (Vehicles with Smart Key System)51
  - When Required to Leave a Key to the Vehicle with a Parking Attendant51
- Opening, Closing and Locking the Doors and Trunk52
- Smart Key System52
  - Locking and Unlocking the Doors (Front Door Handles Only)53
  - Unlocking the Trunk53
  - Antenna Location54
  - Antenna Location and Effective Range54
  - Effective Range55
  - Conditions Affecting Operation56
  - Operation Signals56
  - Switching the Door Unlock Function57
  - Battery-Saving Function58
  - Electronic Key Battery Depletion58
  - To Operate the System Properly58
  - Note for the Smart Key System59
  - Alarms and Warning Indicators60
  - If the Smart Key System Does Not Operate Properly61
  - Certification for the Smart Key System62
  - 2-Step Unlocking Function64
- Wireless Remote Control64
  - Door Lock Buzzer65
  - Key Battery Depletion65
  - Panic Mode65
  - Security Feature66
  - Customization that Can be Configured at Toyota Dealer67
  - Door Lock Switch68
- Doors68
  - Inside Lock Button69
  - Locking the Front Doors from the Outside Without a Key69
  - Rear Door Child-Protector Lock69
  - Automatic Door Locking and Unlocking Systems70
  - Setting and Canceling the Functions71
- Trunk73
  - Trunk Opener73
  - Internal Trunk Release Lever74
  - Luggage Security System74
  - Trunk Light74
  - Caution While Driving75
  - When Children Are in the Vehicle75
- Adjustable Components (Seats, Mirrors, Steering Wheel)76
- Front Seats76
  - Adjusting the Rear Seat78
  - After Returning the Seatback to the Upright Position79
  - Folding down Rear Seatbacks79
  - When Right Seatback Is Folded down79
  - Adjusting the Height of the Head Restraints80
  - Adjusting the Rear Center Seat Head Restraint80
- Head Restraints80
  - Vertical Adjustment80
  - Head Restraint Precautions81
  - Correct Use of the Seat Belts82
  - Fastening and Releasing the Seat Belt82
  - Adjusting the Height of the Belt (Front Seats)83
  - Seat Belt Comfort Guide (Outside Rear Seat)83
  - Seat Belt Pretensioners (Front Seats)84
  - Automatic Locking Retractor (ALR)85
  - Emergency Locking Retractor (ELR)85
  - People Suffering Illness85
  - Pregnant Women85
  - Child Seat Belt Usage86
  - Rear Seat Belt86
  - Replacing the Belt after the Pretensioner Has Been Activated86
  - Seat Belt Extender86
  - Seat Belt Pretensioners87
  - Wearing a Seat Belt87
  - Seat Belt Damage and Wear88
  - Using a Seat Belt Comfort Guide88
  - Using a Seat Belt Extender89
  - When Using a Seat Belt Extender89
  - After Adjusting the Steering Wheel90
- Steering Wheel90
- Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror91
  - Auto Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror91
  - Manual Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror91
  - To Prevent Sensor Error92
  - Mirror Angle Can be Adjusted When93
- Outside Rear View Mirrors93
  - When the Mirrors Are Fogged up (Vehicles with Mirror Defoggers)93
  - When a Mirror Is Moving94
  - When Driving the Vehicle94
  - When the Mirror Defoggers Are Operating94
  - Lock Switch95
  - Power Windows95
  - Closing the Windows96
  - Jam Protection Function96
  - Operating the Power Windows after Turning the Engine off96
  - The Power Windows Can be Operated When96
- Moon Roof97
- Opening and Closing the Windows97
  - Tilt up and down97
  - Operating the Moon Roof after Turning the Engine off98
  - The Moon Roof Can be Operated When98
  - To Reduce Wind Noise98
  - Closing the Moon Roof99
  - Opening the Moon Roof99
  - Before Refueling the Vehicle100
- Opening the Fuel Tank Cap100
- Refueling100
  - Closing the Fuel Tank Cap101
  - Fuel Tank Capacity101
  - Fuel Type101
  - Refueling the Vehicle102
  - When Replacing the Fuel Cap102
  - Conditions that May Cause the System to Malfunction104
- Engine Immobilizer System104
- System Maintenance104
- Theft Deterrent System104
- To Prevent Damage to the Key105
- Alarm106
  - Deactivating or Stopping the Alarm106
  - Setting the Alarm System106
  - Triggering of the Alarm106
  - Items to Check before Locking the Vehicle107
  - When the Battery Is Disconnected107
- Theft Prevention Labels (for U.S.A.)108
- Correct Driving Posture109
- Safety Information109
  - Adjusting the Seat Position110
  - While Driving110
  - Front Airbags111
  - Side and Curtain Shield Airbags111
- SRS Airbags111
  - Airbag System Components112
  - If the SRS Airbags Deploy (Inflate)114
  - Operating Conditions (Front Airbags)114
  - SRS Warning Light114
  - Operating Conditions (Side Airbags and Curtain Shield Airbags)115
  - Types of Collisions that May Not Deploy the SRS Airbag (Front Airbags)115
  - When to Contact Your Toyota Dealer117
  - SRS Airbag Precautions118
- Front Passenger Occupant Classification System123
- Child Restraint Systems128
  - Booster Seat129
  - Convertible Seat129
  - Infant Seat129
  - Types of Child Restraints129
  - Child Restraint Precautions130
  - Selecting an Appropriate Child Restraint System130
- Installing Child Restraints132
  - Rear Facing ⎯ Infant Seat/Convertible Seat133
  - Forward Facing ⎯ Convertible Seat134
  - Installation with Child Restraint Lower Anchorages136
  - Removing a Child Restraint Installed with a Seat Belt136
  - Child Restraint Systems with a Top Strap138
  - Laws and Regulations Pertaining to Anchorages138
  - When Installing a Booster Seat139
  - When Installing a Child Restraint System139
  - To Correctly Attach a Child Restraint System to the Anchorages140
- Driving Procedures141
- Driving the Vehicle141
  - Stopping141
  - Parking the Vehicle142
  - Breaking in Your New Toyota143
  - Driving in the Rain143
  - Starting on a Steep Uphill143
  - Drum-In-Disc Type Parking Brake System144
  - Normal Characteristics after Turning off the Engine144
  - Operating Your Vehicle in a Foreign Country144
  - If You Get a Flat Tire While Driving150
  - When Encountering Flooded Roads150
- Engine (Ignition) Switch (Vehicles with Smart Key System)151
  - Starting the Engine151
  - Changing “ENGINE START STOP” Switch Mode152
  - Auto Power off Function153
  - If the Engine Does Not Start153
  - Stopping the Engine in an Emergency154
  - When Starting the Engine154
  - Changing Engine Switch Mode155
- Engine (Ignition) Switch (Vehicles Without Smart Key System)155
  - Key Reminder Buzzer156
  - Turning the Key from “ACC” to “LOCK”156
  - To Prevent Battery Discharge157
- Automatic Transmission158
  - Shifting the Shift Lever158
  - Shift Position Uses159
  - Changing Shift Ranges in S Mode (Multi-Mode Type)160
  - Shift Ranges and Their Functions160
  - Downshifting Restrictions161
  - Multi-Mode Type161
  - Standard Type161
  - When Driving with the Cruise Control System161
- Manual Transmission162
  - Maximum Allowable Speeds162
  - If the Indicators Flash Faster than Usual163
- Turn Signal Lever163
- Turn Signals Can be Operated When163
- Parking Brake164
- Gauges and Meters166
- Instrument Cluster166
  - Instrument Panel Light Control169
  - To Prevent Damage to the Engine and Its Components169
- Indicators and Warning Lights170
  - Center Panel171
  - Indicators172
  - Warning Lights173
- Multi-Information Display174
  - Cruising Range175
  - Switch the Display175
  - Average Vehicle Speed176
  - Cruise Information off176
  - Driving Distance176
  - Zoom Display of Odometer and Trip Meter176
- Headlight Switch177
- Operating the Lights and Wipers177
  - Turning on the High Beam Headlights178
  - Daytime Running Light System179
  - Headlight Control Sensor179
  - The Headlights Can be Operated Automatically When179
  - Automatic Light off System180
- Fog Light Switch181
  - If no Windshield Washer Fluid Sprays182
  - The Windshield Wiper and Washers Can be Operated When182
- Windshield Wipers and Washer182
- Adjusting the Speed Setting184
- Cruise Control184
- Set the Vehicle Speed184
- Using Other Driving Systems184
  - Canceling and Resuming Regular Acceleration185
  - Cruise Control Can be Set When185
  - Fine Adjustment of the Set Speed185
  - Automatic Cruise Control Cancellation186
  - If the Cruise Control Indicator Light Flashes186
  - Situations Unsuitable for Cruise Control186
  - ABS (Anti-Lock Brake System)187
- Driving Assist Systems187
  - When VSC and TRAC Are Operating187
  - ABS Does Not Operate Effectively When188
  - TRAC May Not Operate Effectively When188
  - Handling of Tires and Suspension189
  - Replacing Tires189
  - When VSC Is Activated189
  - Capacity and Distribution190
- Cargo and Luggage190
- Driving Information190
  - Steps for Determining Correct Load Limit190
  - Example on Your Vehicle191
  - Storage Precautions192
  - Overloading the Vehicle193
  - Total Load Capacity and Seating Capacity193
- Vehicle Load Limits193
  - Before Driving the Vehicle194
  - Pre-Winter Preparations194
- Winter Driving Tips194
  - Regulations on the Use of Snow Chains195
  - Selecting Tire Chains195
  - When Parking the Vehicle195
  - Driving with Snow Tires196
  - Driving with Tire Chains196
  - Tire Chains196
  - Fitting Tire Chains197
  - Repairing or Replacing Snow Tires197
  - Gross Axle Weight198
  - Gross Vehicle Weight198
- Trailer Towing198
  - Weight Limits198
  - Hitch199
  - Towing a Trailer199
  - Trailer Tongue Load199
  - Before Towing200
  - Break-In Schedule200
  - Maintenance200
  - Hitches201
  - To Avoid Accident or Injury201
  - When Towing a Trailer201
  - Brakes202
  - Safety Chain202
  - Trailer Towing Tips202
  - When Installing a Trailer Hitch202
  - When Restarting after Parking on a Slope204
  - To Avoid an Accident205
- Dinghy Towing (Automatic Transmission)206
- To Avoid Serious Damage to Your Vehicle206
- Dinghy Towing (Manual Transmission)207
  - Necessary Equipment and Accessories207
  - Towing Your Vehicle with 4 Wheels on the Ground207
  - Dinghy Towing Direction208
  - To Prevent the Steering from Locking208
- Automatic Air Conditioning System209
- Using the Air Conditioning System and Defogger209
  - Using the Automatic Mode209
  - Adjusting the Fan Speed210
  - Adjusting the Settings210
  - Adjusting the Temperature Setting210
  - Changing the Air Outlets211
  - Defogging the Windshield212
  - Switching between Outside Air and Recirculated Air Modes212
  - Adjusting the Position of and Opening and Closing the Air Outlets213
  - Center Outlets213
  - Rear Outlets213
  - Right and Left Side Outlets213
  - Temperature Selector214
  - Using the System in Recirculated Air Mode215
  - Window Defogger Feature215
  - Windshield Air Flow Button215
  - Plasmacluster216
  - To Prevent the Windshield from Fogging up216
- Manual Air Conditioning System217
- Selecting the Air Outlets218
- Rear Window and Outside Rear View Mirror Defoggers222
- Audio System Types224
  - CD Player and AM/FM Radio224
  - CD Player with Changer and AM/FM Radio224
- Using the Audio System224
  - Using Cellular Phones225
  - To Avoid Damaging the Audio System226
  - Scanning Radio Stations227
  - Scanning the Preset Radio Stations227
  - Setting Station Presets227
- Using the Radio227
  - Satellite Radio228
  - Satellite Radio Channel Presets228
  - Scanning All Radio Stations Within Range228
  - Displaying Text Information229
  - Satellite Radio Channels229
  - Scanning Channels in the Current Category229
  - Scanning Preset Channels229
  - Reception Sensitivity230
  - Subscriptions230
  - Certifications for the Radio Tuner232
  - Loading Cds233
- Using the CD Player233
  - Ejecting Cds234
  - Loading Multiple Cds (CD Player with Changer Only)234
  - Selecting a Track234
  - Fast-Forwarding and Reversing Tracks235
  - Repeat Play235
  - Scanning Tracks235
  - Selecting a CD (CD Player with Changer Only)235
  - Canceling Random and Repeat Playback236
  - Display236
  - Error Messages236
  - Switching the Display236
  - CD Player Protection Feature237
  - Discs that Can be Used237
  - Lens Cleaners237
  - Cds and Adapters that Cannot be Used238
- Playing MP3 and WMA Discs240
  - Fast-Forwarding and Reversing Files241
  - Selecting and Scanning a Folder241
  - Selecting and Scanning Files241
  - Selecting Folders One at a Time241
  - MP3 and WMA Files244
  - MP3 File Compatibility244
  - WMA File Compatibility244
  - Compatible Disc Formats245
  - Compatible Media245
  - File Names245
  - Multi-Sessions245
  - Extensions246
  - ID3 and WMA Tags246
  - MP3 and WMA Playback246
  - Playback246
  - Changing Sound Quality Modes248
- Optimal Use of the Audio System248
  - Using the AUDIO CONTROL Function248
  - Adjusting Sound Quality249
  - Adjusting the Automatic Sound Levelizer (ASL)249
  - CD Player Without Changer249
  - CD Player with Changer250
  - Cable Pass-Through251
  - Operating Portable Audio Devices Connected to the Audio System251
- Using the aux Adapter251
  - When Using a Portable Audio Device Connected to the Power Outlet251
  - Turning on the Power252
- Using the Steering Wheel Audio Switches252
  - Adjusting the Volume253
  - Changing the Audio Source253
  - Selecting a Radio Station253
  - Selecting a Track/File253
  - Selecting a Disc in the CD Player (CD Player with Changer Only)254
- Hands-Free Phone System (for Cellular Phone) Features (CD Player with Changer Only)255
- Using the Hands-Free Phone System (for Cellular Phone)255
- When Transferring Ownership of the Vehicle255
- Using the Hands-Free Phone System (for Cellular Phone)257
  - Audio Unit258
  - Auxiliary Commands When Using a Voice Command261
  - Operating the System by Using a Voice Command261
  - Operation Procedure When Using a Voice Command261
  - Using the Hands-Free Phone System for the First Time262
  - Menu List of the Hands-Free Phone System263
  - Normal Operation263
  - Using a Short Cut Key265
  - Automatic Adjustment of Volume266
  - When Using a Voice Command266
  - Dialing by Inputting a Number267
- Making a Phone Call267
  - Receiving a Phone Call267
  - Using the Call History Memory267
  - Answering the Phone268
  - Dialing by Inputting a Name268
  - Speed Dialing268
  - When Receiving a Phone Call268
  - Transferring a Call269
  - Call History270
  - When Talking on the Phone270
  - Functions and Operation Procedures271
  - Registering a Cellular Phone271
- Setting a Cellular Phone271
  - Changing a Registered Name272
  - Selecting the Cellular Phone to be Used272
  - Listing the Registered Cellular Phones273
  - Changing the Passkey274
  - Deleting a Cellular Phone274
  - The Number of Cellular Phones that Can be Registered275
- Security and System Setup276
  - Security Setting Items and Operation Procedure276
  - Setting or Changing the PIN276
  - System Setup Items and Operation Procedure276
  - Changing the PIN277
  - Locking or Unlocking the Phone Book277
  - Initialization278
  - Setting Voice Guidance Volume278
  - When the Phone Book Is Locked279
  - Adding a New Phone Number280
- Using the Phone Book280
  - Adding Procedure281
  - Inputting a Telephone Number by Using a Voice Command281
  - Transferring Data from the Cellular Phone281
  - Selecting a Phone Number from Outgoing or Incoming Call History282
  - Setting Speed Dials283
  - Deleting Registered Data285
  - Deleting Speed Dials285
  - Limitation of Number of Digits286
  - Listing the Registered Data286
- Interior Lights List287
- Using the Interior Lights287
- Illuminated Entry System288
- Interior Light288
  - To Prevent the Battery from Being Discharged288
  - Vehicles Without Moon Roof288
- Personal Lights289
- List of Storage Features290
- Using the Storage Features290
- Console Box291
- Glove Box291
  - Glove Box Light291
  - Tray in the Rear Console Box292
  - When Using the Console Box Lid as an Armrest292
- Cup Holders293
- Using the Cup Holder (Front) to Store Small Items294
- Auxiliary Boxes295
  - Driver's Side Instrument Panel295
  - Items Unsuitable for the Cup Holder295
  - When Not in Use295
  - Center Console296
  - Front Console296
  - Overhead Console296
- Other Interior Features298
- Sun Visors298
- Vanity Mirrors299
- The Clock Is Displayed When300
- Ashtrays301
- To Prevent Fire301
- Power Outlet302
  - The Power Outlet Can be Used When303
  - To Avoid Damaging the Power Outlet303
  - To Prevent the Fuse from Being Blown303
  - The Seat Heaters Can be Used When304
  - To Prevent Seat Heater Damage305
- Armrest306
- To Prevent Damage to the Armrest306
- Rear Sunshade307
- To Ensure Normal Operation of the Sunshade307
- Trunk Storage Extension (Vehicles with Reclining Rear Seat)308
- Floor Mat309
  - When Inserting the Floor Mat309
  - Cargo Net310
  - Grocery Bag Hooks310
  - Storage Box310
- Trunk Features310
- Garage Door Opener311
  - Programming Homelink311
  - Programming a Rolling Code System (for U.S. Owners)313
  - Erasing the Entire Homelink314
  - Operating Homelink314
  - Programming Other Devices314
  - Reprogramming a Button314
  - Before Programming315
  - Certification for the Garage Door Opener315
  - Conforming to Federal Safety Standards315
- Compass316
  - Displays and Directions316
  - Calibrating the Compass317
  - Deviation Calibration317
  - Circling Calibration318
  - Conditions Unfavorable for Correct Operation318
  - To Avoid Compass Malfunctions319
  - To Ensure Normal Operation of the Compass319
  - When Doing the Circling Calibration319
  - While Driving the Vehicle319
  - Automatic Car Washes320
- Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior320
- High Pressure Car Washes320
- Maintenance and Care320
  - Cleaning the Exterior Lights321
  - To Prevent Deterioration and Body Corrosion321
  - To Protect Your Vehicle’s Painted Surfaces321
- Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior322
  - Cleaning the Leather Areas322
  - Synthetic Leather Areas322
  - Caring for Leather Areas323
  - Cleaning the Inside of the Rear Window323
  - Shampooing the Carpets323
  - Water in the Vehicle323
  - Cleaning Detergents324
  - Preventing Damage to Leather Surfaces324
  - Water on the Floor324
  - Do-It-Yourself Maintenance325
- Maintenance Requirements325
  - Repair and Replacement325
  - Warning in Handling of Battery326
  - Engine Compartment327
- General Maintenance327
  - Vehicle Interior328
  - Vehicle Exterior329
- Emission Inspection and Maintenance (I/M) Programs330
  - If the Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes on330
  - If Your Vehicle Does Not Pass the I/M Test330
- Do-It-Yourself Maintenance331
- Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions331
- Hood335
- Pre-Driving Check335
- Positioning a Floor Jack336
  - When Raising Your Vehicle337
  - 2.4 L 4-Cylinder (2AZ-FE) Engine338
- Engine Compartment338
  - Engine Compartment Cover (3.5 L V6 [2GR-FE] Engine Only)340
  - Installing the Clips340
  - Removing the Engine Compartment Cover340
  - Checking the Engine Oil341
  - Engine Oil341
  - Adding Engine Oil342
  - Recommended Viscosity343
  - How to Read Oil Container Labels344
  - After Changing the Engine Oil (U.S.A. Only)345
  - Engine Oil Consumption345
  - To Prevent Serious Engine Damage346
  - Used Engine Oil346
  - When Replacing the Engine Oil346
  - Coolant Selection347
  - Engine Coolant347
  - If the Coolant Level Drops Within a Short Time after Replenishing347
  - If You Spill Coolant348
  - Radiator and Condenser348
  - When Adding Engine Coolant348
  - When the Engine Is Hot348
  - Adding Fluid349
  - Brake Fluid349
  - Brake Fluid Can Absorb Moisture from the Air349
  - Checking Fluid Level349
  - Fluid Level350
  - If the Fluid Level Is Low or High350
  - Power Steering Fluid350
  - After Replacing the Reservoir Cap351
  - Checking the Fluid Level351
  - When Adding Fluid351
  - Battery352
  - Battery Exterior352
  - Checking Battery Fluid352
  - After Recharging the Battery (Vehicles with Smart Key System)353
  - Before Recharging353
  - Chemicals in the Battery354
  - Emergency Measures Regarding Electrolyte354
  - How to Recharge the Battery354
  - Where to Safely Charge the Battery354
  - Washer Fluid355
  - When Refilling the Washer Fluid355
  - Checking Tires356
  - Tire Rotation356
- Tires356
  - The Tire Pressure Warning System357
  - How to Initialize the Tire Pressure Warning System358
  - Initializing the Tire Pressure Warning System358
  - Installing Tire Pressure Warning Valves and Transmitters358
  - Registering ID Codes359
  - Replacing Tires and Wheels360
  - Tire Life360
  - When to Replace Your Vehicle’s Tires360
  - Maximum Load of Tire361
  - Routine Tire Inflation Pressure Checks361
  - All Season Tires362
  - Summer Tires362
  - Tire Types362
  - Tire Pressure Warning System Certification363
  - When Initializing the Tire Pressure Warning System364
  - When Inspecting or Replacing Tires364
  - Driving on Rough Roads365
  - If Tire Inflation Pressures Become Low While Driving365
- Tire Inflation Pressure366
  - Inspection and Adjustment Procedure367
  - Tire Inflation Pressure Check Interval367
  - Effects of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure368
  - Instructions for Checking Tire Inflation Pressure368
  - Proper Inflation Is Critical to Save Tire Performance369
  - When Inspecting and Adjusting Tire Inflation Pressure369
  - Aluminum Wheel Precautions370
  - Wheel Selection370
- Wheels370
  - When Replacing Wheels370
  - Replacing Tire Pressure Warning Valves and Transmitters371
- Air Conditioning Filter372
  - Removal Method372
  - Checking Interval373
  - Cleaning Method373
  - If Air Flow from the Vents Decreases Dramatically373
  - Replacement Method373
  - To Prevent Damage to the System374
- Key Battery375
  - Replacing the Battery (Vehicles with Smart Key System)375
  - Replacing the Battery (Vehicles Without Smart Key System)376
  - If the Key Battery Is Discharged377
  - For Normal Operation after Replacing the Battery378
- Checking and Replacing Fuses379
  - Under the Driver’s Side Instrument Panel379
  - Fuse Box Cover382
  - Fuse Layout and Amperage Ratings382
  - Under the Instrument Panel386
  - After a Fuse Is Replaced388
  - If There Is an Overload in the Circuits388
  - Before Replacing Fuses389
  - To Prevent System Breakdowns and Vehicle Fire389
  - Bulb Locations390
- Light Bulbs390
  - Headlight391
  - Rear Turn Signal, Stop/Tail and Rear Side Marker Lights391
  - Replacing Light Bulbs391
  - Lights Other than the above392
  - Condensation Build-Up on the Inside of the Lens393
  - LED High Mounted Stoplight393
- Essential Information395
- If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed395
  - Towing with a Sling-Type Truck396
  - Towing with a Wheel-Lift Type Truck from the Front396
  - To Prevent Damaging the Vehicle (Manual Transmission)397
  - Towing with a Wheel-Lift Type Truck from the Rear397
  - Using a Flat Bed Truck397
  - Audible Symptoms398
- If You Think Something Is Wrong398
  - Operational Symptoms398
  - Visible Symptoms398
  - Before Starting the Engine399
- Fuel Pump Shut off System399
- Event Data Recorder400
  - In a Crash or a Near Car Crash Event400
  - Disclosure of the Data401
- If a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds402
- Steps to Take in an Emergency402
  - If the Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes on While Driving404
  - If the Tire Pressure Warning System Is Inoperative408
  - Vehicles with a Compact Spare Tire408
  - Vehicles with a Full-Size Spare Tire408
  - When a Tires Is Replaced with a Spare Tire408
  - If a Blowout or Sudden Air Leakage Should Occur409
  - If the Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes on409
  - Maintenance of the Tires410
  - Precaution When Installing a Different Tire411
- If a Warning Message Is Displayed (Vehicles with Multi-Information Display)412
  - Master Warning Light412
  - Before Jacking up the Vehicle421
- If You Have a Flat Tire421
  - Location of the Spare Tire, Jack and Tools421
  - Taking out the Jack and Spare Tire422
  - Taking out the Spare Tire423
  - Replacing a Flat Tire424
  - Installing the Tire426
  - Replacing a Steel Wheel with a Steel Wheel426
  - Replacing an Aluminum Wheel with a Steel Wheel426
  - Replacing an Aluminum Wheel with an Aluminum Wheel427
  - If You Have a Flat Front Tire on a Road Covered with Snow or Ice428
  - Jack Point Guide428
  - The Compact Spare Tire428
  - When Using the Compact Spare Tire428
  - Using the Tire Jack429
  - Speed Limit When Using the Compact Spare Tire430
  - When Replacing the Tires431
  - When the Spare Tire Is Attached431
- If the Engine will Not Start432
- Emergency Start Function (Vehicles with Smart Key System)433
- If the Shift Lever Cannot be Shifted from P (Automatic Transmission)434
- If You Lose Your Keys435
- If the Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly (Vehicles with Smart Key System)436
  - Replacing the Key Battery437
  - Stopping the Engine437
  - Connecting the Jumper Cables438
- If the Battery Is Discharged438
  - Avoiding a Discharged Battery439
  - Starting the Engine When the Battery Is Discharged439
  - When the Battery Is Removed or Discharged439
  - Avoiding Battery Fires or Explosions440
  - Battery Precautions440
  - When Handling Jumper Cables441
  - If Your Engine Overheats442
- If Your Vehicle Overheats442
  - Overheating443
  - Emergency Hooks445
- If the Vehicle Becomes Stuck445
  - To Avoid Damaging the Transmission and Other Components446
  - When Attempting to Free a Stuck Vehicle446
  - When Shifting the Shift Lever446
  - Dimensions and Weights448
- Maintenance Data (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)448
- Specifications448
  - Vehicle Identification448
  - 3.5 L V6 (2GR-FE) Engine449
  - Engine Number449
  - Lubrication System451
  - Oil Viscosity452
  - Cooling System453
  - Ignition System453
  - Iridium-Tipped Spark Plugs453
  - Automatic Transaxle454
  - Electrical System454
  - Manual Transaxle454
  - Automatic Transmission Fluid Type455
- Fuel Information459
  - Fuel Tank Opening for Unleaded Gasoline459
  - Gasoline Quality459
  - If Your Engine Knocks459
  - Toyota Does Not Recommend Blended Gasoline460
  - Toyota Does Not Recommend Gasoline Containing MMT460
  - Toyota Recommends the Use of Cleaner Burning Gasoline460
  - Fuel-Related Poor Driveability461
  - Notice on Gasoline Quality461
  - When Refueling with Gasohol461
- Tire Information462
  - Typical Tire Symbols462
  - Radial Tires or Bias-Ply Tires463
  - Tire Ply Composition and Materials463
  - Typical DOT and Tire Identification Number (TIN)464
  - Tire Dimensions465
  - Typical Tire Size Information465
  - DOT Quality Grades466
  - Tire Section Names466
  - Uniform Tire Quality Grading466
  - Temperature A, B, C467
  - Traction AA, A, B, C467
  - Treadwear467
  - Glossary of Tire Terminology468
- Customizable Features474
- Customization474
- Initialization478
- Items to Initialize478
- Reporting Safety Defects for U.S. Owners479
- Seat Belt Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)480
- Alphabetical Index484
- What to Do if494
- Vehicles with Multi-Information Display495
- Vehicles Without Multi-Information Display495
- Gas Station Information497

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