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2-1. Driving procedures
2
When driving
■
Maximum allowable speed
Observe the following maximum allowable speeds in each gear when maxi-
mum acceleration is necessary
.
2WD models except PreRunner
mph (km/h)
PreRunner
mph (km/h)
Shift position
Maximum speed
6-speed models
5-speed models
1
32 (52)
33 (53)
2
61 (99)
63 (101)
3
91 (146)
90 (146)
4
1
13 (182)
130 (209)
Shift position
Maximum speed
6-speed models
5-speed models
1
30 (49)
30 (48)
2
58 (93)
57 (92)
3
85 (137)
82 (133)
4
106 (171)
1
18 (190)
5
127 (204)
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
1
Table of Contents
1
Table of Contents
2
Exterior
6
Pictorial Index
6
Interior
12
Instrument Panel
19
Luggage Compartment
24
Accessories, Spare Parts and Modification of Your Toyota
25
For Your Information
25
Noise from under Vehicle after Turning off the Engine
25
Vehicle Data Recordings
26
Installation of a Mobile Two-Way Radio System
26
Data Usage
26
Event Data Recorder
27
Disclosure of the EDR Data
28
Perchlorate Material
28
Scrapping of Your Toyota
28
Cautions & Notices
30
Symbols
30
1 Before Driving
31
Key Information
32
Keys
32
Key Number Plate
32
Opening, Closing and Locking the Doors
34
Operation Signals
34
Panic Mode
34
The Doors Wireless Remote Control
34
Conditions Affecting Operation
35
Security Feature
35
When Riding in an Aircraft
35
Wireless Remote Control Depletion
35
Access Cab and Double Cab Models
37
Regular Cab Models
37
Side Doors
37
Door Lock Switch
38
Driver’s Door Lock Switch
38
Inside Door Lock Button
38
Passenger’s Door Lock Switch
38
Key Reminder Buzzer
39
Locking the Front Doors from the Outside Without a Key
39
Rear Door Child-Protector Lock (Double Cab Models Only)
39
Access Doors (Access Cab Models Only)
41
Before Removing the Tailgate
42
Removing the Tailgate
42
Tailgate
42
Rear Step Bumper
45
Adjustable Components (Seats, Mirrors, Steering Wheel)
47
Bench Type Seat
47
Front Seats
47
Separated Type Seats
47
Wheel Front Seats
47
After Passengers Are in the Vehicle
48
Folding Seatback (Bench Type Seat)
48
Moving Passenger’s Seat for Rear Seat Entry
48
Folding Passenger’s Seat (Vehicles with Seatback Table)
49
Active Head Restraints
50
Active Head Restraints (Access Cab and Double Cab Models Only)
50
Waterproof and Water-Repellent Seats
50
Access Cab Models
52
Before Raising the Bottom Cushion
52
Raising the Bottom Cushion
52
Rear Seats (Access Cab and Double Cab Models)
52
Before Folding Rear Seats
53
Folding Rear Seats
53
Adjusting the Head Restraints
56
Bench Type Front Seat
56
Head Restraints
56
Separated Type Front Seat
56
Removing the Front Head Restraints
57
When Using the Rear Head Restraints
57
Installing the Front Head Restraints
58
Removing the Rear Head Restraints (Double Cab Models Only)
58
Adjusting the Height of the Head Restraints
59
Installing the Rear Head Restraints (Double Cab Models Only)
59
When Installed the Rear Outboard Head Restraints to Opposite Direction
59
Correct Use of the Seat Belts
61
Fastening and Releasing the Seat Belt
61
Seat Belts
61
Adjusting the Height of the Belt (Front Seats)
62
Center Seat Belt of the Bench Seat
62
Seat Belt Pretensioners (Front Seats)
62
Automatic Locking Retractor (ALR)
63
Emergency Locking Retractor (ELR)
63
People Suffering Illness
63
Pregnant Women
63
Replacing the Belt after the Pretensioner Has Been Activated
64
Seat Belt Extender
64
Steering Wheel
67
Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror
68
Manual Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror
68
Auto Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror (Type A)
69
Adjusting the Height of Rear View Mirror
70
Auto Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror (Type B)
70
Inside Rear View Mirror Display
71
To Prevent Sensor Error
71
Outside Rear View Mirrors
72
Power-Adjustable Type
72
Folding Back the Mirrors
73
Manually Adjustable Type
73
Mirror Operating Conditions
73
Opening and Closing the Windows
75
Power Windows
75
Driver’s Power Window Switches
75
Lock Switch
75
The Power Windows Can be Operated When
76
Operating the Power Windows after Turning the Engine off
76
Back Window (Vehicles with Sliding Type)
77
Closing the Back Window
77
Before Refueling the Vehicle
78
Refueling Opening the Fuel Tank Cap
78
Closing the Fuel Tank Cap
79
Fuel Types
79
Fuel Tank Capacity
79
Theft Deterrent System
81
Engine Immobilizer System
81
System Maintenance
81
Conditions that May Cause the System to Malfunction
81
Safety Information
84
Correct Driving Posture
84
SRS Airbags
86
Front Airbags
86
Side and Curtain Shield Airbags
86
Airbag System Components
87
Vehicles with Bench Type Front Seat
87
Vehicles with Separated Type Front Seat
87
SRS Warning Light
89
If the SRS Airbags Deploy (Inflate)
89
Operating Conditions (Front Airbags)
89
Operating Conditions (Side Airbags and Curtain Shield Airbags)
90
Operating Conditions (Curtain Shield Airbags)
90
Types of Collisions that May Not Deploy the SRS Airbag (Front Airbags)
91
Types of Collisions that May Not Deploy the SRS Airbag
92
When to Contact Your Toyota Dealer
93
Tires
98
Deactivating the Curtain Shield Airbags in Vehicle Rollover
99
On/Off (Hold for a few Seconds)
99
The Switch Only Should be Used
99
Operating Conditions When the RSCA off Indicator Is on
99
Front Passenger Occupant Classification System
100
Child Restraint Systems
105
Types of Child Restraints
105
Rear Facing — Infant Seat/Convertible Seat
105
Forward Facing — Convertible Seat
106
Booster Seat
106
Selecting an Appropriate Child Restraint System
106
Installing Child Restraints
109
Using the LATCH Anchors
109
Double Cab Models
109
Using the Seat Belts
110
Using the Top Tether Strap
110
Installation with LATCH System (Access Cab Models)
113
Installation with LATCH System (Double Cab Models)
115
Installing Child Restraints Using a Seat Belt
116
Rear-Facing (Regular Cab Models)
116
Rear-Facing (Access Cab and Double Cab Models)
116
Removing a Child Restraint Installed with a Seat Belt
119
Child Restraint Systems with a Top Tether Strap (Regular Cab Models)
120
Right Side Passenger Seat
120
Center Passenger Seat
121
Child Restraint Systems with a Top Tether Strap (Access Cab Models)
123
Child Restraint Systems with a Top Tether Strap (Double Cab Models)
124
Outside Passenger Seat
124
2 When Driving
129
Driving Procedures
130
Driving the Vehicle
130
Stopping
130
Parking the Vehicle
131
Starting on a Steep Uphill
131
Driving in the Rain
132
Engine Speed While Driving
132
Breaking in Your New Toyota
132
Tires
132
Drum-In-Disc Type Parking Brake System
133
Operating Your Vehicle in a Foreign Country
133
When Turning off the Engine
133
Tires
135
Engine (Ignition) Switch
141
Starting the Engine
141
Turning the Key from ACC to LOCK
142
Steering Lock Release
142
Key Reminder Function
142
Automatic Transmission
144
Shifting the Shift Lever
144
Shift Position Uses
145
Downshifting Restrictions
146
When Driving with the Cruise Control System
147
Ai-Shift
147
Manual Transmission
148
Maximum Allowable Speed
149
Turn Signal Lever
151
Turn Signals Can be Operated When
151
If the Indicators Flash Faster than Usual
151
Parking Brake
152
Lever Type
152
Pedal Type
152
Parking Brake Engaged Warning Buzzer
153
Usage in Winter Time
153
Horn
154
After Adjusting the Steering Wheel
154
Gauges and Meters
155
Instrument Panel Light Control
156
Odometer and Trip Meter Display Button
156
Center Panel
158
Indicators and Warning Lights
158
Instrument Cluster
158
Indicators
159
Warning Lights
160
Headlight Switch
162
Operating the Lights and Wipers
162
Turning on the High Beam Headlights
163
Automatic Light off System
164
Daytime Running Light System
164
Fog Light Switch
165
Windshield Wipers and Washer
166
Without Intermittent Type
166
Intermittent Wiper with Interval Adjuster
168
If no Windshield Washer Fluid Sprays
170
The Windshield Wiper and Washer Can be Operated When
170
Using Other Driving Systems
172
Cruise Control
172
Setting the Vehicle Speed
172
Adjusting the Set Speed
173
Canceling and Resuming the Constant Speed Control
173
Cruise Control Can be Set When
174
Accelerating after Setting the Vehicle Speed
174
Automatic Cruise Control Cancelation
174
If the Cruise Control Indicator Light Flashes
174
Rear View Monitor System
176
Using the Rear View Monitor System
177
Screen Description
177
Vehicle Width Guide Lines
177
Vehicle Center Guide Lines
177
Rear View Monitor System Precautions
178
Area Displayed on Screen
178
Rear View Monitor System Camera
179
Using the Camera
179
Differences between the Screen and the Actual Road
180
When the Ground Behind the Vehicle Slopes up Sharply
180
When the Ground Behind the Vehicle Slopes down Sharply
181
When any Part of the Vehicle Sags
181
When Approaching Three-Dimensional Objects
181
Distance Guidelines
182
If You Notice any Symptoms
183
Four-Wheel Drive System
187
Shifting between H4 and L4
188
Shifting from H4 to L4
188
Shifting from L4 to H4
188
Shifting between H2 and H4
189
Shifting from H2 to H4
189
Shifting from H4 to H2
189
If the Four-Wheel Drive Indicator Light or 4LO Indicator Light Blinks
189
Shifting to L4
190
Four-Wheel Drive Usage Frequency
190
Active Traction Control System
191
When the Active Traction Control System Is Operating
191
When the Rear Differential Is Locked
192
Sounds and Vibrations Caused by the Active Traction Control System
192
If the Brake System Overheats
192
AUTO LSD System
193
When the AUTO LSD System Is Operating
193
If the Engine Is Turned off and Restarted
194
Reactivation of the VSC System Linked to Vehicle Speed
194
Rear Differential Lock System
195
Using the Rear Differential Lock System
195
Locking the Rear Differential
196
The Rear Differential Lock Is Disengaged When
196
After Unlocking the Rear Differential
197
Downhill Assist Control System
198
Turning off the System
198
Operating Tips
199
The System will Not Operate When
199
System Malfunction
199
Clutch Start Cancel Switch
200
Clutch Start System
200
Driving Assist Systems
201
ABS (Anti-Lock Brake System)
201
Brake Assist
201
VSC (Vehicle Stability Control)
201
Turning off TRAC, VSC and Trailer Sway Control
202
Turning off TRAC
203
Automatic TRAC Reactivation (AUTO LSD Mode)
204
Automatic TRAC, VSC and Trailer Sway Control Reactivation
204
Hill-Start Assist Control Is Operational When
204
Hill-Start Assist Control will Not Operate When
205
Tires
206
Driving Information Off-Road Precautions (4WD Models and Prerunner)
207
Additional Information for Off-Road Driving
209
Cargo and Luggage
212
Capacity and Distribution
213
Steps for Determining Correct Load Limit
213
Calculation Formula for Your Vehicle
214
Seating Capacity
217
Total Load Capacity
217
Total Load Capacity and Seating Capacity
217
Vehicle Load Limits
217
Tires
218
Before Driving the Vehicle
219
Pre-Winter Preparations
219
Winter Driving Tips
219
Regulations on the Use of Snow Chains
220
Selecting Tire Chains
220
When Driving the Vehicle
220
When Parking the Vehicle
220
Snow Chain Installation
221
Tires
221
Tires
222
Trailer Towing
223
GCWR (Gross Combination Weight Rating)
224
GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating)
224
Towing Related Terms
224
GAWR (Gross Axle Weight Rating)
225
TWR (Trailer Weight Rating)
225
Unbraked TWR (Unbraked Trailer Weight Rating)
226
Weight Limits
227
GCWR, TWR, Unbraked TWR, Fifth Wheel and Gooseneck Towing TWR
228
Fifth Wheel and Gooseneck Towing TWR
231
Unbraked TWR
231
Trailer Tongue Weight
232
Bumper Towing (Vehicles with Steel Bumper Only)
233
Hitch
233
Selecting Trailer Ball
234
Connecting Trailer Lights
235
Positions for Towing Hitch Receiver and Hitch Ball
235
Vehicles with 7 Pin Connector
235
Vehicles Without 7 Pin Connector
235
Service Connector for Towing Brake Controller
236
Tires
236
Trailer Towing Tips
236
Before Towing
239
Matching Trailer Ball Height to Trailer Coupler Height
239
Tires
239
Break-In Schedule
240
If Trailer Sway Occurs
240
After the Trailer Swaying Has Stopped
241
Tires
241
Dinghy Towing
244
Interior and Exterior Features
245
Off-Road Driving
209
Using the Air Conditioning System and Defogger
246
Air Conditioning System
246
Adjusting the Settings
246
Adjusting the Temperature Setting
246
Selecting the Air Outlets
247
Switching between Outside Air and Recirculated Air Modes
248
Adjusting the Position of the Air Outlets
249
Right and Left Side Outlets
250
Opening and Closing the Air Outlets
250
Center Outlets
250
For Quick Clearing of the Windshield and Side Windows
251
Using the System in Recirculated Air Mode
251
When Outside Air Temperature Approaches
251
Air Conditioning Filter
251
Using the Multimedia System
253
Multimedia System Types
253
Entune Premium Audio
254
Entune Audio
255
Multimedia System Operation Buttons
255
Operating the Touch Screen
256
Drag
256
Flick
256
When Using the Touch Screen
256
USB Port/Aux Port
259
Connecting Using the USB Port/Aux Port
259
USB Memory
259
Portable Audio Player
259
Setup Menu
260
Display “Setup” Screen
260
General Settings
261
Screen for General Settings
261
Delete Personal Data
262
Audio Settings
262
Screen for Audio Settings
262
About Automatic Sound Leveliser (ASL)
262
Display Settings
263
Screen for Display Settings
263
Adjusting the Screen Contrast/Brightness
263
Day Mode
263
Voice Settings
264
Basic Audio Operations
265
Operating the Multimedia System
265
Selecting the Audio Source
266
Reordering the Audio Source
266
List Screen Operation
267
How to Scroll
267
Selecting, Fast-Forwarding and Reversing Tracks/Files/Songs
267
Selecting a Track/File/Song from the Track/File/Song List
268
Sound Settings
269
Tone and Balance
269
The Sound Quality Level Is Adjusted Individually
269
Using the Radio
270
Audio Control Screen
270
Selecting a Station
270
Seek Tuning
270
Setting Station Presets
271
Reception Sensitivity
271
Playing an Audio CD and MP3/WMA/AAC Discs
272
Displaying the Title and Artist Name
273
Error Messages
273
Discs that Can be Used
273
CD Player Protection Feature
273
Lens Cleaners
274
MP3, WMA and AAC Files
274
MP3 File Compatibility
274
WMA File Compatibility
274
AAC File Compatibility
275
Compatible Media
275
Compatible Disc Formats
275
File Names
275
ID3, WMA and AAC Tags
276
MP3, WMA and AAC Playback
276
Extensions
276
Playback
277
Listening to an Ipod
279
Connecting an Ipod
279
Selecting a Play Mode
279
About Ipod
280
Ipod Cover Art
280
Ipod Functions
281
Ipod Problems
281
Compatible Models
283
Listening to a USB Memory Device
285
USB Memory Functions
286
Error Messages for USB Memory
286
Using the AUX Port
290
Operating Portable Audio Players Connected to the Multimedia System
290
When Using a Portable Audio Player Connected to the Power Outlet
290
Connecting Bluetooth
291
Device Registration/Connection Flow
292
Registering and Connecting from the “Bluetooth Setup” Screen
293
Registering a Bluetooth Audio Player for the First Time
294
Registering a Bluetooth Phone for the First Time
294
Registering a Bluetooth Device
295
When Registering from the “Bluetooth Audio” Screen
296
Deleting a Bluetooth Device
296
Auto Connection
297
Manual Connection
298
Reconnecting a Bluetooth Phone
298
Displaying a Bluetooth Device Details
299
Changing Connection Method
299
Detailed Bluetooth System Settings
300
How to Check and Change Detailed Bluetooth Settings
300
Editing the Bluetooth PIN
300
What to Do If... (Troubleshooting)
301
When Registering/Connecting a Cellular Phone
302
When Making/Receiving a Call
303
When Using the Contacts
303
When Using the Bluetooth Message Function
304
In Other Situations
305
About Bluetooth
306
When Using the Bluetooth Audio System
306
When Using the Hands-Free System
306
Conditions under Which the System will Not Operate
307
Bluetooth Antenna
307
Battery Charge/Signal Status
307
About the Contact in this System
308
Reconnecting the Portable Audio Player
311
Listening to Bluetooth ® Audio
313
Phone Screen
314
Using a Bluetooth ® Phone
314
Microphone
315
Status Display
315
Making a Call
316
Dialing
316
Dialing from the Contacts List
316
When the Contact Is Empty
317
Calling Using Favorites List
318
Dialing from Call History
319
Call History List
319
International Calls
319
Receiving a Call
320
To Answer the Phone
320
To Refuse a Call
320
To Adjust the Incoming Call Volume
320
Speaking on the Phone
321
To Adjust the Call Volume
321
Inputting Tones
321
Release Tones
321
To Transfer a Call
322
Transmit Volume Setting
322
To Hang up
322
Call Waiting
323
Transferring Calls
323
Call Waiting Operation
323
Bluetooth Phone Message Function
324
Displaying “Message Inbox” Screen
324
Receiving a Message
324
Checking the Messages
325
Check the Messages
326
Replying to a Message
326
Editing Quick Reply Message
326
Calling the Message Sender
327
Calling from a Number Within a Message
327
Using the Steering Wheel Switches
328
Operating a Telephone Using the Steering Wheel Switches
328
“Phone/Message Settings” Screen
329
Sound Setting
329
Contact/Call History Settings
331
Update Contacts from Phone
332
Registering a New Contact to the Contact List
334
Editing the Contact Data
334
Registering a New Contact in a Different Way
334
Editing the Contacts in a Different Way
335
Deleting the Contact Data
335
Deleting the Contact in a Different Way
335
Favorites List Setting
336
Registering the Contacts in the Favorites List
336
Deleting the Contacts in the Favorites List
337
Message Settings
338
To Return to the Default Settings
339
Phone Display Settings
340
Voice Command System
341
Using the Voice Command System
341
Casual Speech Recognization
342
Operating the Sub Woofer (on some Access Cab Models)
343
Detachable Pole Antenna
344
Removing the Antenna
344
Installing the Antenna
345
About the Wrench
345
Using the Interior Lights
347
Interior Lights List
347
Illuminated Entry System
347
To Prevent the Battery from Being Discharged
347
Interior Light
348
Personal Lights
348
Using the Storage Features
349
List of Storage Features
349
Glove Box
350
Front Console Box
350
Cup Holders
351
Removing the Cup Holder
352
Bottle Holders
353
Front Console Box (Separated Type Front Seat)
353
Rear (Double Cab Models)
353
Auxiliary Boxes
354
Overhead Console
356
Other Interior Features
357
Sun Visors
357
Vanity Mirrors
358
Clock
359
The Clock Is Displayed When
359
When Disconnecting and Reconnecting Battery Terminals
359
Power Outlets (12 VDC)
360
The Power Outlets Can be Used When
360
Power Outlet (120 VAC)
361
Maximum Available Capacity of the Power Outlet
361
While the Vehicle Is Being Driven
361
When the Vehicle Is Stationary
361
The Power Outlet Can be Used When
362
When the Power Outlet Is in Operation
362
If the Engine Is Started with the Power Outlet Main Switch on
362
Seat Heaters
367
The Seat Heaters Can be Used When
367
Seatback Table
369
Floor Mat
370
Luggage Compartment Features
372
Behind the Rear Seat (Double Cab Models Only)
372
Tie-Down Cleats
375
Installing the Tie-Down Cleat
375
Storage Boxes (Double Cab Models Only)
377
Right Side (Vehicles Without Sub Woofer)
377
Flashlight Holder (Double Cab Models Only)
378
Removing the Separator
378
Removing the Flashlight Holder
379
Grocery Bag Hooks (Double Cab Models Only)
379
Cargo Net Hooks (Double Cab Models with Sub Woofer)
380
Garage Door Opener
381
Training the Homelink
381
Training a Rolling Code System (for U.S. Owners)
384
Training Other Devices
385
Retraining a Button
385
Operating Homelink
386
Retraining a Homelink Button
386
Erasing the Entire Homelink Memory (All Three Programs)
386
Before Training
387
Compass (Vehicles with Auto Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror)
389
Displays and Directions
390
Calibrating the Compass
391
Deviation Calibration
391
Circling Calibration
392
Conditions Unfavorable to Correct Operation
393
Maintenance and Care Cleaning and Protecting
395
Tires
395
Automatic Car Washes
396
Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior
396
High Pressure Car Washes
396
Aluminum or Chrome Cladded Wheels
397
Bumpers and Side Moldings
397
Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior
399
Cleaning the Leather Areas
399
Synthetic Leather Areas
399
Shampooing the Carpets
400
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance
402
General Maintenance
402
Maintenance Requirements
402
Scheduled Maintenance
402
Reset the Maintenance Data (U.S.A. Only)
403
Engine Compartment
404
General Maintenance
404
Vehicle Interior
405
Tires
406
Vehicle Exterior
406
Emission Inspection and Maintenance (I/M) Programs
407
If the Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes on
407
If Your Vehicle Does Not Pass the I/M Test
407
Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions
408
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance
408
Hood
412
2.7 L 4-Cylinder (2TR-FE) Engine
414
Engine Compartment
414
4.0 L V6 (1GR-FE) Engine
415
Engine Oil
416
Checking the Engine Oil
416
Adding Engine Oil
417
Engine Coolant
420
If the Coolant Level Drops Within a Short Time after Replenishing
421
Coolant Selection
421
Radiator and Condenser
422
Brake Fluid
422
Checking Fluid Level
422
Adding Fluid
423
Power Steering Fluid
424
Fluid Level
424
Checking the Fluid Level
425
Battery
426
Battery Exterior
426
Before Recharging
426
Washer Fluid
428
Checking Tires
430
Tire Rotation
430
The Tire Pressure Warning System
430
Installing Tire Pressure Warning Valves and Transmitters
431
Initializing the Tire Pressure Warning System
431
How to Initialize the Tire Pressure Warning System
431
Registering ID Codes
432
When to Replace Your Vehicle’s Tires
433
Replacing Tires and Wheels
433
Tire Life
433
Maximum Load of Tire
433
Replacement
433
Tire Types
434
Summer Tires
434
All Season Tires
434
Snow Tires
434
If You Push the Tire Pressure Warning Reset Switch Accidentally
435
Routine Tire Inflation Pressure Checks
435
Tire Inflation Pressure
439
Inspection and Adjustment Procedure
441
Tire Inflation Pressure Check Interval
442
Effects of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure
442
Instructions for Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
442
Wheels
444
Wheel Selection
444
Wheel Precautions
444
When Replacing Wheels
445
Removal Method
447
Air Conditioning Filter
447
Replacement Method
448
Checking Interval
449
If Air Flow from the Vents Decreases Dramatically
449
Information
449
Wireless Remote Control Battery
450
If the Wireless Remote Control Battery Is Discharged
451
Use a CR2032 Lithium Battery
451
Checking and Replacing Fuses
452
Under the Instrument Panel
452
Fuse Layout and Amperage Ratings
455
Light Bulbs
462
Front Bulb Locations
462
Replacing Light Bulbs
463
Rear Bulb Locations
463
Headlights
463
Front Fog Lights
465
Front Side Marker Lights
466
Front Turn Signal Lights/Parking Lights/Daytime Running Lights
467
High Mounted Stoplight
469
License Plate Lights
470
Lights Other than the above
471
Condensation Build-Up on the Inside of the Lens
471
LED Light Bulbs
471
5 When Trouble Arises
473
Essential Information
474
Emergency Flashers
474
If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed
475
Emergency Towing (4WD Models and Prerunner Only)
475
Towing with a Sling-Type Truck
477
Towing with a Wheel Lift-Type Truck from the Front
478
Towing with a Wheel Lift-Type Truck from the Rear
479
Using a Flat Bed Truck
480
If You Think Something Is Wrong
482
Visible Symptoms
482
Audible Symptoms
482
Operational Symptoms
482
Fuel Pump Shut off System
483
If a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds
484
Steps to Take in an Emergency if a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds
484
If the Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes on While Driving
490
When a Tire Is Replaced with a Spare Tire
490
When the Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes on
490
If the Tire Pressure Warning System Is Inoperative
491
Before Jacking up the Vehicle
494
If You Have a Flat Tire
494
Location of the Jack and Tools
494
Location of the Spare Tire
494
Taking out the Jack and Tool Bag
495
Regular Cab Models with Separated Type Seat
496
Assemble the Jack Handle (in the Tool Bag)
499
Taking out the Spare Tire
500
Replacing a Flat Tire
501
Installing the Tire
503
Replacing a Steel Wheel with a Steel Wheel
503
Replacing an Aluminum Wheel with a Steel Wheel
504
Replacing an Aluminum Wheel with an Aluminum Wheel
504
Stowing the Flat Tire, Jack and All Tools
505
After Completing the Tire Change
506
When Using the Temporary Spare Tire
506
If the Engine will Not Start
511
If the Shift Lever Cannot be Shifted from P (Vehicles with an Automatic Transmission)
512
If You Lose Your Keys
513
If the Vehicle Battery Is Discharged
514
Correction Procedures
518
If Your Vehicle Overheats
518
If the Vehicle Becomes Stuck
521
If Your Vehicle Has to be Stopped in an Emergency
523
Vehicle Specifications
526
Specifications Maintenance Data (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)
526
Dimensions
527
Maintenance Data (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)
527
Vehicle Capacity Weight
528
Vehicle Identification
532
Vehicle Identification Number
532
Engine Number
533
Engine Oil Selection
536
Recommended Viscosity
536
How to Read Oil Container Label
537
Cooling System
538
Ignition System
538
Fuel Information
548
Fuel Tank Opening for Unleaded Gasoline
548
Gasoline Quality
548
If Your Engine Knocks
548
Specifications
548
Toyota Does Not Recommend Blended Gasoline
549
Toyota Recommends the Use of Cleaner Burning Gasoline
549
Toyota Recommends the Use of Gasoline Containing Detergent Additives
549
Toyota Does Not Recommend Gasoline Containing MMT
550
Tire Information
551
Typical Tire Symbols
551
Typical DOT and Tire Identification Number (TIN)
552
Tire Dimensions
553
Tire Size
553
Typical Tire Size Information
553
DOT Quality Grades
554
Tire Section Names
554
Uniform Tire Quality Grading
554
Temperature A, B, C
555
Traction AA, A, B, C
555
Treadwear
555
Glossary of Tire Terminology
556
Customizable Features
562
Customization
562
Customization Customizable Features
562
Items to Initialize
563
For Owners
564
Reporting Safety Defects for U.S. Owners
564
Reporting Safety Defects for U.S. Owners
565
Seat Belt Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)
566
SRS Airbag Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)
568
Camper Information
579
Center of Gravity Location
579
Cargo Weight Rating
580
Cargo Weight Rating and Proper Matching
580
Gross Axle and Vehicle Weight Ratings
582
Gross Axle Weight Rating
582
Gross Vehicle Weight Rating
582
Gawr
583
Gvwr
583
Index
586
Abbreviation/Acronym List
587
Abbreviation List
586
Alphabetical Index
589
What to Do If...
598
Warning Lights
600
Gas Station Information
601
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Toyota 2014 Tacoma Specifications
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Brand
Toyota
Model
2014 Tacoma
Category
Automobile
Language
English
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