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4-3. Do-it-yourself maintenance
Engine compar
tment
2.4 L 4-cylinder (2AZ-FE) engine
Power steering
fluid
reservoir
(
→
P
. 328)
Engine oil filler cap
(
→
P
. 320)
Engine oil level dipstick
(
→
P
. 319)
Brake fluid reser
voir
(
→
P
. 327)
Fuse box
(
→
P
. 357)
Batter
y
(
→
P
. 330)
Radi
ator
(
→
P
. 326)
Electric cooling fans
Condenser
(
→
P
. 326)
W
asher f
luid t
ank
(
→
P
. 333)
Engine coolant reservoir
(
→
P
. 325)
337
339
Table of Contents
Spare Tire & Tools
2
Trunk-Internal Release
2
Tool Location
2
Removing the Spare Tire
2
Table of Contents
3
2009 Camry Quick Reference Guide
3
Overview
4
Instrument Panel
4
Steering Wheel Audio Controls
4
Manual Air Conditioning
5
Automatic Air Conditioning
5
Instrument Cluster
6
Indicator Symbols
7
Keyless Entry
8
Locking Operation
8
Unlocking Operation
8
Trunk Lid
8
Power (Without Starting Engine)
9
Locking/Unlocking Operation
9
Smart Key System
9
Start Function
9
Light Control-Instrument Panel
10
Fuel Tank Door Release and Cap
10
Hood Release
11
Engine Maintenance
11
4 Cylinder (2AZ-FE) Engine
11
6 Cylinder (2GR-FE) Engine
11
Features/Operations
12
Auto Lock Functions 2
12
Lever Type
13
Steering Lock Release
13
Parking Brake
13
Tilt and Telescopic Steering Wheel
13
Windows-Power
14
Moonroof
14
Seats-Head Restraints
14
Seat Adjustments-Rear
15
Manual Seat
15
Power Seat
15
Seat Adjustments-Front
15
Turn Signals
16
Lights & Turn Signals
16
Windshield Wipers & Washers
16
Power Outlets-12V DC
17
Multi-Information Display
17
Garage Door Opener
18
Cruise Control
18
Telephone Controls
19
Steering Wheel Telephone Switches
19
Sunshade-Rear
19
Clock
20
Air Conditioning/Heating
20
Seat Heaters
21
CD Player
22
Radio
22
Audio
22
AUX Audio Jack
23
Steering Wheel Switches
23
Cup Holders
24
Safety and Emergency Features
25
Doors-Child Safety Locks
25
Seat Belts
25
Door Locks
25
Tire Pressure Warning System
26
Seat Belts-Shoulder Belt Anchor
26
Child Comfort Guide
26
Abbreviation/Acronym List
27
Table of Contents
28
Accessories, Spare Parts and Modification of Your Toyota
32
For Your Information
32
Installation of a Mobile Two-Way Radio System
32
Perchlorate Material
33
Scrapping of Your Toyota
33
General Precaution Regarding Children’s Safety
34
General Precautions While Driving
34
Cautions & Notices
35
Safety Symbol
35
Symbols
35
Before Driving
37
Exterior
38
Pictorial Index
38
Interior
40
Key Information
50
Keys
50
Key Number Plate
51
To Prevent Key Damage
51
Using the Mechanical Key (Vehicles with Smart Key System)
51
When Required to Leave a Key to the Vehicle with a Parking Attendant
51
Opening, Closing and Locking the Doors and Trunk
52
Smart Key System
52
Locking and Unlocking the Doors (Front Door Handles Only)
53
Unlocking the Trunk
53
Antenna Location
54
Antenna Location and Effective Range
54
Effective Range
55
Conditions Affecting Operation
56
Operation Signals
56
Switching the Door Unlock Function
57
Battery-Saving Function
58
Electronic Key Battery Depletion
58
To Operate the System Properly
58
Note for the Smart Key System
59
Alarms and Warning Indicators
60
If the Smart Key System Does Not Operate Properly
61
Certification for the Smart Key System
62
2-Step Unlocking Function
64
Wireless Remote Control
64
Door Lock Buzzer
65
Key Battery Depletion
65
Panic Mode
65
Security Feature
66
Customization that Can be Configured at Toyota Dealer
67
Door Lock Switch
68
Doors
68
Inside Lock Button
69
Locking the Front Doors from the Outside Without a Key
69
Rear Door Child-Protector Lock
69
Automatic Door Locking and Unlocking Systems
70
Setting and Canceling the Functions
71
Trunk
73
Trunk Opener
73
Internal Trunk Release Lever
74
Luggage Security System
74
Trunk Light
74
Caution While Driving
75
When Children Are in the Vehicle
75
Adjustable Components (Seats, Mirrors, Steering Wheel)
76
Front Seats
76
Adjusting the Rear Seat
78
After Returning the Seatback to the Upright Position
79
Folding down Rear Seatbacks
79
When Right Seatback Is Folded down
79
Adjusting the Height of the Head Restraints
80
Adjusting the Rear Center Seat Head Restraint
80
Head Restraints
80
Vertical Adjustment
80
Head Restraint Precautions
81
Correct Use of the Seat Belts
82
Fastening and Releasing the Seat Belt
82
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 Illness
85
Pregnant Women
85
Child Seat Belt Usage
86
Rear Seat Belt
86
Replacing the Belt after the Pretensioner Has Been Activated
86
Seat Belt Extender
86
Seat Belt Pretensioners
87
Wearing a Seat Belt
87
Seat Belt Damage and Wear
88
Using a Seat Belt Comfort Guide
88
Using a Seat Belt Extender
89
When Using a Seat Belt Extender
89
After Adjusting the Steering Wheel
90
Steering Wheel
90
Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror
91
Auto Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror
91
Manual Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror
91
To Prevent Sensor Error
92
Mirror Angle Can be Adjusted When
93
Outside Rear View Mirrors
93
When the Mirrors Are Fogged up (Vehicles with Mirror Defoggers)
93
When a Mirror Is Moving
94
When Driving the Vehicle
94
When the Mirror Defoggers Are Operating
94
Lock Switch
95
Power Windows
95
Closing the Windows
96
Jam Protection Function
96
Operating the Power Windows after Turning the Engine off
96
The Power Windows Can be Operated When
96
Moon Roof
97
Opening and Closing the Windows
97
Tilt up and down
97
Operating the Moon Roof after Turning the Engine off
98
The Moon Roof Can be Operated When
98
To Reduce Wind Noise
98
Closing the Moon Roof
99
Opening the Moon Roof
99
Before Refueling the Vehicle
100
Opening the Fuel Tank Cap
100
Refueling
100
Closing the Fuel Tank Cap
101
Fuel Tank Capacity
101
Fuel Type
101
Refueling the Vehicle
102
When Replacing the Fuel Cap
102
Conditions that May Cause the System to Malfunction
104
Engine Immobilizer System
104
System Maintenance
104
Theft Deterrent System
104
To Prevent Damage to the Key
105
Alarm
106
Deactivating or Stopping the Alarm
106
Setting the Alarm System
106
Triggering of the Alarm
106
Items to Check before Locking the Vehicle
107
When the Battery Is Disconnected
107
Theft Prevention Labels (for U.S.A.)
108
Correct Driving Posture
109
Safety Information
109
Adjusting the Seat Position
110
While Driving
110
Front Airbags
111
Side and Curtain Shield Airbags
111
SRS Airbags
111
Airbag System Components
112
If the SRS Airbags Deploy (Inflate)
114
Operating Conditions (Front Airbags)
114
SRS Warning Light
114
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 Dealer
117
SRS Airbag Precautions
118
Front Passenger Occupant Classification System
123
Child Restraint Systems
128
Booster Seat
129
Convertible Seat
129
Infant Seat
129
Types of Child Restraints
129
Child Restraint Precautions
130
Selecting an Appropriate Child Restraint System
130
Installing Child Restraints
132
Rear Facing ⎯ Infant Seat/Convertible Seat
133
Forward Facing ⎯ Convertible Seat
134
Installation with Child Restraint Lower Anchorages
136
Removing a Child Restraint Installed with a Seat Belt
136
Child Restraint Systems with a Top Strap
138
Laws and Regulations Pertaining to Anchorages
138
When Installing a Booster Seat
139
When Installing a Child Restraint System
139
To Correctly Attach a Child Restraint System to the Anchorages
140
Driving Procedures
141
Driving the Vehicle
141
Stopping
141
Parking the Vehicle
142
Breaking in Your New Toyota
143
Driving in the Rain
143
Starting on a Steep Uphill
143
Drum-In-Disc Type Parking Brake System
144
Normal Characteristics after Turning off the Engine
144
Operating Your Vehicle in a Foreign Country
144
If You Get a Flat Tire While Driving
150
When Encountering Flooded Roads
150
Engine (Ignition) Switch (Vehicles with Smart Key System)
151
Starting the Engine
151
Changing “ENGINE START STOP” Switch Mode
152
Auto Power off Function
153
If the Engine Does Not Start
153
Stopping the Engine in an Emergency
154
When Starting the Engine
154
Changing Engine Switch Mode
155
Engine (Ignition) Switch (Vehicles Without Smart Key System)
155
Key Reminder Buzzer
156
Turning the Key from “ACC” to “LOCK”
156
To Prevent Battery Discharge
157
Automatic Transmission
158
Shifting the Shift Lever
158
Shift Position Uses
159
Changing Shift Ranges in S Mode (Multi-Mode Type)
160
Shift Ranges and Their Functions
160
Downshifting Restrictions
161
Multi-Mode Type
161
Standard Type
161
When Driving with the Cruise Control System
161
Manual Transmission
162
Maximum Allowable Speeds
162
If the Indicators Flash Faster than Usual
163
Turn Signal Lever
163
Turn Signals Can be Operated When
163
Parking Brake
164
Gauges and Meters
166
Instrument Cluster
166
Instrument Panel Light Control
169
To Prevent Damage to the Engine and Its Components
169
Indicators and Warning Lights
170
Center Panel
171
Indicators
172
Warning Lights
173
Multi-Information Display
174
Cruising Range
175
Switch the Display
175
Average Vehicle Speed
176
Cruise Information off
176
Driving Distance
176
Zoom Display of Odometer and Trip Meter
176
Headlight Switch
177
Operating the Lights and Wipers
177
Turning on the High Beam Headlights
178
Daytime Running Light System
179
Headlight Control Sensor
179
The Headlights Can be Operated Automatically When
179
Automatic Light off System
180
Fog Light Switch
181
If no Windshield Washer Fluid Sprays
182
The Windshield Wiper and Washers Can be Operated When
182
Windshield Wipers and Washer
182
Adjusting the Speed Setting
184
Cruise Control
184
Set the Vehicle Speed
184
Using Other Driving Systems
184
Canceling and Resuming Regular Acceleration
185
Cruise Control Can be Set When
185
Fine Adjustment of the Set Speed
185
Automatic Cruise Control Cancellation
186
If the Cruise Control Indicator Light Flashes
186
Situations Unsuitable for Cruise Control
186
ABS (Anti-Lock Brake System)
187
Driving Assist Systems
187
When VSC and TRAC Are Operating
187
ABS Does Not Operate Effectively When
188
TRAC May Not Operate Effectively When
188
Handling of Tires and Suspension
189
Replacing Tires
189
When VSC Is Activated
189
Capacity and Distribution
190
Cargo and Luggage
190
Driving Information
190
Steps for Determining Correct Load Limit
190
Example on Your Vehicle
191
Storage Precautions
192
Overloading the Vehicle
193
Total Load Capacity and Seating Capacity
193
Vehicle Load Limits
193
Before Driving the Vehicle
194
Pre-Winter Preparations
194
Winter Driving Tips
194
Regulations on the Use of Snow Chains
195
Selecting Tire Chains
195
When Parking the Vehicle
195
Driving with Snow Tires
196
Driving with Tire Chains
196
Tire Chains
196
Fitting Tire Chains
197
Repairing or Replacing Snow Tires
197
Gross Axle Weight
198
Gross Vehicle Weight
198
Trailer Towing
198
Weight Limits
198
Hitch
199
Towing a Trailer
199
Trailer Tongue Load
199
Before Towing
200
Break-In Schedule
200
Maintenance
200
Hitches
201
To Avoid Accident or Injury
201
When Towing a Trailer
201
Brakes
202
Safety Chain
202
Trailer Towing Tips
202
When Installing a Trailer Hitch
202
When Restarting after Parking on a Slope
204
To Avoid an Accident
205
Dinghy Towing (Automatic Transmission)
206
To Avoid Serious Damage to Your Vehicle
206
Dinghy Towing (Manual Transmission)
207
Necessary Equipment and Accessories
207
Towing Your Vehicle with 4 Wheels on the Ground
207
Dinghy Towing Direction
208
To Prevent the Steering from Locking
208
Automatic Air Conditioning System
209
Using the Air Conditioning System and Defogger
209
Using the Automatic Mode
209
Adjusting the Fan Speed
210
Adjusting the Settings
210
Adjusting the Temperature Setting
210
Changing the Air Outlets
211
Defogging the Windshield
212
Switching between Outside Air and Recirculated Air Modes
212
Adjusting the Position of and Opening and Closing the Air Outlets
213
Center Outlets
213
Rear Outlets
213
Right and Left Side Outlets
213
Temperature Selector
214
Using the System in Recirculated Air Mode
215
Window Defogger Feature
215
Windshield Air Flow Button
215
Plasmacluster
216
To Prevent the Windshield from Fogging up
216
Manual Air Conditioning System
217
Selecting the Air Outlets
218
Rear Window and Outside Rear View Mirror Defoggers
222
Audio System Types
224
CD Player and AM/FM Radio
224
CD Player with Changer and AM/FM Radio
224
Using the Audio System
224
Using Cellular Phones
225
To Avoid Damaging the Audio System
226
Scanning Radio Stations
227
Scanning the Preset Radio Stations
227
Setting Station Presets
227
Using the Radio
227
Satellite Radio
228
Satellite Radio Channel Presets
228
Scanning All Radio Stations Within Range
228
Displaying Text Information
229
Satellite Radio Channels
229
Scanning Channels in the Current Category
229
Scanning Preset Channels
229
Reception Sensitivity
230
Subscriptions
230
Certifications for the Radio Tuner
232
Loading Cds
233
Using the CD Player
233
Ejecting Cds
234
Loading Multiple Cds (CD Player with Changer Only)
234
Selecting a Track
234
Fast-Forwarding and Reversing Tracks
235
Repeat Play
235
Scanning Tracks
235
Selecting a CD (CD Player with Changer Only)
235
Canceling Random and Repeat Playback
236
Display
236
Error Messages
236
Switching the Display
236
CD Player Protection Feature
237
Discs that Can be Used
237
Lens Cleaners
237
Cds and Adapters that Cannot be Used
238
Playing MP3 and WMA Discs
240
Fast-Forwarding and Reversing Files
241
Selecting and Scanning a Folder
241
Selecting and Scanning Files
241
Selecting Folders One at a Time
241
MP3 and WMA Files
244
MP3 File Compatibility
244
WMA File Compatibility
244
Compatible Disc Formats
245
Compatible Media
245
File Names
245
Multi-Sessions
245
Extensions
246
ID3 and WMA Tags
246
MP3 and WMA Playback
246
Playback
246
Changing Sound Quality Modes
248
Optimal Use of the Audio System
248
Using the AUDIO CONTROL Function
248
Adjusting Sound Quality
249
Adjusting the Automatic Sound Levelizer (ASL)
249
CD Player Without Changer
249
CD Player with Changer
250
Cable Pass-Through
251
Operating Portable Audio Devices Connected to the Audio System
251
Using the aux Adapter
251
When Using a Portable Audio Device Connected to the Power Outlet
251
Turning on the Power
252
Using the Steering Wheel Audio Switches
252
Adjusting the Volume
253
Changing the Audio Source
253
Selecting a Radio Station
253
Selecting a Track/File
253
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 Vehicle
255
Using the Hands-Free Phone System (for Cellular Phone)
257
Audio Unit
258
Auxiliary Commands When Using a Voice Command
261
Operating the System by Using a Voice Command
261
Operation Procedure When Using a Voice Command
261
Using the Hands-Free Phone System for the First Time
262
Menu List of the Hands-Free Phone System
263
Normal Operation
263
Using a Short Cut Key
265
Automatic Adjustment of Volume
266
When Using a Voice Command
266
Dialing by Inputting a Number
267
Making a Phone Call
267
Receiving a Phone Call
267
Using the Call History Memory
267
Answering the Phone
268
Dialing by Inputting a Name
268
Speed Dialing
268
When Receiving a Phone Call
268
Transferring a Call
269
Call History
270
When Talking on the Phone
270
Functions and Operation Procedures
271
Registering a Cellular Phone
271
Setting a Cellular Phone
271
Changing a Registered Name
272
Selecting the Cellular Phone to be Used
272
Listing the Registered Cellular Phones
273
Changing the Passkey
274
Deleting a Cellular Phone
274
The Number of Cellular Phones that Can be Registered
275
Security and System Setup
276
Security Setting Items and Operation Procedure
276
Setting or Changing the PIN
276
System Setup Items and Operation Procedure
276
Changing the PIN
277
Locking or Unlocking the Phone Book
277
Initialization
278
Setting Voice Guidance Volume
278
When the Phone Book Is Locked
279
Adding a New Phone Number
280
Using the Phone Book
280
Adding Procedure
281
Inputting a Telephone Number by Using a Voice Command
281
Transferring Data from the Cellular Phone
281
Selecting a Phone Number from Outgoing or Incoming Call History
282
Setting Speed Dials
283
Deleting Registered Data
285
Deleting Speed Dials
285
Limitation of Number of Digits
286
Listing the Registered Data
286
Interior Lights List
287
Using the Interior Lights
287
Illuminated Entry System
288
Interior Light
288
To Prevent the Battery from Being Discharged
288
Vehicles Without Moon Roof
288
Personal Lights
289
List of Storage Features
290
Using the Storage Features
290
Console Box
291
Glove Box
291
Glove Box Light
291
Tray in the Rear Console Box
292
When Using the Console Box Lid as an Armrest
292
Cup Holders
293
Using the Cup Holder (Front) to Store Small Items
294
Auxiliary Boxes
295
Driver's Side Instrument Panel
295
Items Unsuitable for the Cup Holder
295
When Not in Use
295
Center Console
296
Front Console
296
Overhead Console
296
Other Interior Features
298
Sun Visors
298
Vanity Mirrors
299
The Clock Is Displayed When
300
Ashtrays
301
To Prevent Fire
301
Power Outlet
302
The Power Outlet Can be Used When
303
To Avoid Damaging the Power Outlet
303
To Prevent the Fuse from Being Blown
303
The Seat Heaters Can be Used When
304
To Prevent Seat Heater Damage
305
Armrest
306
To Prevent Damage to the Armrest
306
Rear Sunshade
307
To Ensure Normal Operation of the Sunshade
307
Trunk Storage Extension (Vehicles with Reclining Rear Seat)
308
Floor Mat
309
When Inserting the Floor Mat
309
Cargo Net
310
Grocery Bag Hooks
310
Storage Box
310
Trunk Features
310
Garage Door Opener
311
Programming Homelink
311
Programming a Rolling Code System (for U.S. Owners)
313
Erasing the Entire Homelink
314
Operating Homelink
314
Programming Other Devices
314
Reprogramming a Button
314
Before Programming
315
Certification for the Garage Door Opener
315
Conforming to Federal Safety Standards
315
Compass
316
Displays and Directions
316
Calibrating the Compass
317
Deviation Calibration
317
Circling Calibration
318
Conditions Unfavorable for Correct Operation
318
To Avoid Compass Malfunctions
319
To Ensure Normal Operation of the Compass
319
When Doing the Circling Calibration
319
While Driving the Vehicle
319
Automatic Car Washes
320
Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior
320
High Pressure Car Washes
320
Maintenance and Care
320
Cleaning the Exterior Lights
321
To Prevent Deterioration and Body Corrosion
321
To Protect Your Vehicle’s Painted Surfaces
321
Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior
322
Cleaning the Leather Areas
322
Synthetic Leather Areas
322
Caring for Leather Areas
323
Cleaning the Inside of the Rear Window
323
Shampooing the Carpets
323
Water in the Vehicle
323
Cleaning Detergents
324
Preventing Damage to Leather Surfaces
324
Water on the Floor
324
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance
325
Maintenance Requirements
325
Repair and Replacement
325
Warning in Handling of Battery
326
Engine Compartment
327
General Maintenance
327
Vehicle Interior
328
Vehicle Exterior
329
Emission Inspection and Maintenance (I/M) Programs
330
If the Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes on
330
If Your Vehicle Does Not Pass the I/M Test
330
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance
331
Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions
331
Hood
335
Pre-Driving Check
335
Positioning a Floor Jack
336
When Raising Your Vehicle
337
2.4 L 4-Cylinder (2AZ-FE) Engine
338
Engine Compartment
338
Engine Compartment Cover (3.5 L V6 [2GR-FE] Engine Only)
340
Installing the Clips
340
Removing the Engine Compartment Cover
340
Checking the Engine Oil
341
Engine Oil
341
Adding Engine Oil
342
Recommended Viscosity
343
How to Read Oil Container Labels
344
After Changing the Engine Oil (U.S.A. Only)
345
Engine Oil Consumption
345
To Prevent Serious Engine Damage
346
Used Engine Oil
346
When Replacing the Engine Oil
346
Coolant Selection
347
Engine Coolant
347
If the Coolant Level Drops Within a Short Time after Replenishing
347
If You Spill Coolant
348
Radiator and Condenser
348
When Adding Engine Coolant
348
When the Engine Is Hot
348
Adding Fluid
349
Brake Fluid
349
Brake Fluid Can Absorb Moisture from the Air
349
Checking Fluid Level
349
Fluid Level
350
If the Fluid Level Is Low or High
350
Power Steering Fluid
350
After Replacing the Reservoir Cap
351
Checking the Fluid Level
351
When Adding Fluid
351
Battery
352
Battery Exterior
352
Checking Battery Fluid
352
After Recharging the Battery (Vehicles with Smart Key System)
353
Before Recharging
353
Chemicals in the Battery
354
Emergency Measures Regarding Electrolyte
354
How to Recharge the Battery
354
Where to Safely Charge the Battery
354
Washer Fluid
355
When Refilling the Washer Fluid
355
Checking Tires
356
Tire Rotation
356
Tires
356
The Tire Pressure Warning System
357
How to Initialize the Tire Pressure Warning System
358
Initializing the Tire Pressure Warning System
358
Installing Tire Pressure Warning Valves and Transmitters
358
Registering ID Codes
359
Replacing Tires and Wheels
360
Tire Life
360
When to Replace Your Vehicle’s Tires
360
Maximum Load of Tire
361
Routine Tire Inflation Pressure Checks
361
All Season Tires
362
Summer Tires
362
Tire Types
362
Tire Pressure Warning System Certification
363
When Initializing the Tire Pressure Warning System
364
When Inspecting or Replacing Tires
364
Driving on Rough Roads
365
If Tire Inflation Pressures Become Low While Driving
365
Tire Inflation Pressure
366
Inspection and Adjustment Procedure
367
Tire Inflation Pressure Check Interval
367
Effects of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure
368
Instructions for Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
368
Proper Inflation Is Critical to Save Tire Performance
369
When Inspecting and Adjusting Tire Inflation Pressure
369
Aluminum Wheel Precautions
370
Wheel Selection
370
Wheels
370
When Replacing Wheels
370
Replacing Tire Pressure Warning Valves and Transmitters
371
Air Conditioning Filter
372
Removal Method
372
Checking Interval
373
Cleaning Method
373
If Air Flow from the Vents Decreases Dramatically
373
Replacement Method
373
To Prevent Damage to the System
374
Key Battery
375
Replacing the Battery (Vehicles with Smart Key System)
375
Replacing the Battery (Vehicles Without Smart Key System)
376
If the Key Battery Is Discharged
377
For Normal Operation after Replacing the Battery
378
Checking and Replacing Fuses
379
Under the Driver’s Side Instrument Panel
379
Fuse Box Cover
382
Fuse Layout and Amperage Ratings
382
Under the Instrument Panel
386
After a Fuse Is Replaced
388
If There Is an Overload in the Circuits
388
Before Replacing Fuses
389
To Prevent System Breakdowns and Vehicle Fire
389
Bulb Locations
390
Light Bulbs
390
Headlight
391
Rear Turn Signal, Stop/Tail and Rear Side Marker Lights
391
Replacing Light Bulbs
391
Lights Other than the above
392
Condensation Build-Up on the Inside of the Lens
393
LED High Mounted Stoplight
393
Essential Information
395
If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed
395
Towing with a Sling-Type Truck
396
Towing with a Wheel-Lift Type Truck from the Front
396
To Prevent Damaging the Vehicle (Manual Transmission)
397
Towing with a Wheel-Lift Type Truck from the Rear
397
Using a Flat Bed Truck
397
Audible Symptoms
398
If You Think Something Is Wrong
398
Operational Symptoms
398
Visible Symptoms
398
Before Starting the Engine
399
Fuel Pump Shut off System
399
Event Data Recorder
400
In a Crash or a Near Car Crash Event
400
Disclosure of the Data
401
If a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds
402
Steps to Take in an Emergency
402
If the Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes on While Driving
404
If the Tire Pressure Warning System Is Inoperative
408
Vehicles with a Compact Spare Tire
408
Vehicles with a Full-Size Spare Tire
408
When a Tires Is Replaced with a Spare Tire
408
If a Blowout or Sudden Air Leakage Should Occur
409
If the Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes on
409
Maintenance of the Tires
410
Precaution When Installing a Different Tire
411
If a Warning Message Is Displayed (Vehicles with Multi-Information Display)
412
Master Warning Light
412
Before Jacking up the Vehicle
421
If You Have a Flat Tire
421
Location of the Spare Tire, Jack and Tools
421
Taking out the Jack and Spare Tire
422
Taking out the Spare Tire
423
Replacing a Flat Tire
424
Installing the Tire
426
Replacing a Steel Wheel with a Steel Wheel
426
Replacing an Aluminum Wheel with a Steel Wheel
426
Replacing an Aluminum Wheel with an Aluminum Wheel
427
If You Have a Flat Front Tire on a Road Covered with Snow or Ice
428
Jack Point Guide
428
The Compact Spare Tire
428
When Using the Compact Spare Tire
428
Using the Tire Jack
429
Speed Limit When Using the Compact Spare Tire
430
When Replacing the Tires
431
When the Spare Tire Is Attached
431
If the Engine will Not Start
432
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 Keys
435
If the Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly (Vehicles with Smart Key System)
436
Replacing the Key Battery
437
Stopping the Engine
437
Connecting the Jumper Cables
438
If the Battery Is Discharged
438
Avoiding a Discharged Battery
439
Starting the Engine When the Battery Is Discharged
439
When the Battery Is Removed or Discharged
439
Avoiding Battery Fires or Explosions
440
Battery Precautions
440
When Handling Jumper Cables
441
If Your Engine Overheats
442
If Your Vehicle Overheats
442
Overheating
443
Emergency Hooks
445
If the Vehicle Becomes Stuck
445
To Avoid Damaging the Transmission and Other Components
446
When Attempting to Free a Stuck Vehicle
446
When Shifting the Shift Lever
446
Dimensions and Weights
448
Maintenance Data (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)
448
Specifications
448
Vehicle Identification
448
3.5 L V6 (2GR-FE) Engine
449
Engine Number
449
Lubrication System
451
Oil Viscosity
452
Cooling System
453
Ignition System
453
Iridium-Tipped Spark Plugs
453
Automatic Transaxle
454
Electrical System
454
Manual Transaxle
454
Automatic Transmission Fluid Type
455
Fuel Information
459
Fuel Tank Opening for Unleaded Gasoline
459
Gasoline Quality
459
If Your Engine Knocks
459
Toyota Does Not Recommend Blended Gasoline
460
Toyota Does Not Recommend Gasoline Containing MMT
460
Toyota Recommends the Use of Cleaner Burning Gasoline
460
Fuel-Related Poor Driveability
461
Notice on Gasoline Quality
461
When Refueling with Gasohol
461
Tire Information
462
Typical Tire Symbols
462
Radial Tires or Bias-Ply Tires
463
Tire Ply Composition and Materials
463
Typical DOT and Tire Identification Number (TIN)
464
Tire Dimensions
465
Typical Tire Size Information
465
DOT Quality Grades
466
Tire Section Names
466
Uniform Tire Quality Grading
466
Temperature A, B, C
467
Traction AA, A, B, C
467
Treadwear
467
Glossary of Tire Terminology
468
Customizable Features
474
Customization
474
Initialization
478
Items to Initialize
478
Reporting Safety Defects for U.S. Owners
479
Seat Belt Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)
480
Alphabetical Index
484
What to Do if
494
Vehicles with Multi-Information Display
495
Vehicles Without Multi-Information Display
495
Gas Station Information
497
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Toyota 2009 Camry Specifications
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Brand
Toyota
Model
2009 Camry
Category
Automobile
Language
English
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