Toyota 2015 Camry - Grocery Bag Hooks; Trunk Features

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6-3. Using the storage features

Interior features

CAMRY_U (OM33A86U)

Trunk features

Grocery bag hooks

NOTICE

To prevent damage to the hooks, do not apply too much load to the hooks.

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Accessories, Spare Parts and Modification of Your Toyota1
Installation of a Mobile Two-Way Radio System1
Introduction1
Main Owner’s Manual1
Vehicle Data Recordings2
Event Data Recorder3
General Precaution Regarding Children’s Safety4
General Precautions While Driving4
Perchlorate Material4
Scrapping of Your Toyota4
Before Driving5
Floor Mat5
For Safe Use5
When Installing the Driver’s Floor Mat6
Correct Driving Posture7
Correct Use of the Seat Belts7
For Safety Drive7
Adjusting the Mirrors8
Fastening and Releasing the Seat Belt9
Adjusting the Seat Belt Shoulder Anchor Height10
Seat Belt Pretensioners10
Automatic Locking Retractor11
Child Seat Belt Usage11
Emergency Locking Retractor11
Seat Belt Extender11
People Suffering Illness12
Pregnant Women12
Wearing a Seat Belt12
Adjustable Shoulder Anchor13
Seat Belt Damage and Wear13
When Children Are in the Vehicle13
Using a Seat Belt Extender14
SRS Front Airbags15
SRS Side and Curtain Shield Airbags16
SRS Airbag System Components17
SRS Airbag Precautions18
Modification and Disposal of SRS Airbag System Components23
If the SRS Airbags Deploy24
SRS Airbag Deployment Conditions24
Conditions under Which the SRS Airbags May Deploy25
Types of Collisions that May Not Deploy the SRS Airbags25
When to Contact Your Toyota Dealer27
Front Passenger Occupant Classification System28
Condition/Operation in Front Passenger Occupant Classification System29
There Is a Malfunction in the System31
Front Passenger Occupant Classification System Precautions32
Safety Information for Children34
Child Restraint Systems35
Points to Remember35
Selecting an Appropriate Child Restraint System36
Types of Child Restraints36
Child Restraint Precautions37
When the Child Restraint System Is Not in Use38
Anchor Brackets39
Child Restraint LATCH Anchors39
Installing Child Restraints39
Installation with LATCH System40
Infant Seat/Convertible Seat41
Installing Child Restraints Using a Seat Belt41
Rear-Facing41
Forward-Facing42
Booster Seat43
Child Restraint Systems with a Top Tether Strap44
Laws and Regulations Pertaining to Anchorages44
Removing a Child Restraint Installed with a Seat Belt44
When Installing a Booster Seat45
When Installing a Child Restraint System45
Do Not Use a Seat Belt Extender46
To Correctly Attach a Child Restraint System to the Anchors46
Exhaust Gas Precautions47
Exhaust Pipe47
Important Points While Driving47
When Parking47
Engine Immobilizer System48
Theft Deterrent System48
Certifications for the Immobilizer System49
Conditions that May Cause the System to Malfunction49
System Maintenance49
To Ensure the System Operates Correctly49
Deactivating or Stopping the Alarm50
Setting the Alarm System50
The Alarm50
Alarm-Operated Door Lock51
Items to Check before Locking the Vehicle51
Triggering of the Alarm51
Instrument Cluster52
Warning Lights and Indicators52
Warning Lights53
Indicators55
If a Safety System Warning Light Does Not Come on56
Gauges and Meters57
Average Fuel Consumption59
Changing the Odometer/Trip Meter Display59
Eco Driving Indicator Light Customization60
Instrument Panel Lights Control Button60
Eco Driving Indicator Light61
Outside Temperature Display61
The Brightness of the Instrument Panel Lights61
The Meters and Display Illuminate When61
To Prevent Damage to the Engine and Its Components62
Display Contents63
Multi-Information Display63
Operating the Meter Control Switches64
Drive Information65
Changing the Settings66
Customizable Items66
Settings Display66
Liquid Crystal Display67
Setting Display Automatic Cancelation67
Tire Inflation Pressure67
Cautions During Setting up the Display68
The Information Display at Low Temperatures68
Entune Audio System or Navigation System with “APPS” Button69
Entune Audio System with “CAR” Button69
Fuel Consumption Information69
Trip Information69
Cruising Range71
Past Record71
Resetting the Data71
Updating the Past Record Data71
The Keys73
Operation of each Component74
Wireless Remote Control74
Using the Mechanical Key75
If You Lose Your Keys76
Panic Mode76
When Required to Leave the Vehicle’s Key with a Parking Attendant76
When Riding in an Aircraft76
Conditions Affecting Operation77
Key Battery Depletion77
Confirmation of the Registered Key Number78
If a Wrong Key Is Used78
Carrying the Electronic Key on Your Person79
In Case of a Smart Key System Malfunction79
To Prevent Key Damage79
When an Electronic Key Is Lost79
Opening, Closing and Locking the Doors80
Smart Key System80
Unlocking and Locking the Doors from the Outside80
Door Lock Buzzer82
Operation Signals82
Security Feature82
When the Door Cannot be Locked by the Lock Sensor82
Door Lock Switches83
Inside Lock Buttons83
Locking the Doors from the Outside Without a Key83
Unlocking and Locking the Doors from the Inside83
Automatic Door Locking and Unlocking Systems84
Rear Door Child-Protector Lock84
Setting and Canceling the Functions85
Opening the Trunk from Inside the Vehicle88
Opening the Trunk from Outside the Vehicle88
Trunk88
Internal Trunk Release Lever90
Operation Signal90
To Prevent the Trunk Being Locked with the Electronic Key Inside90
Trunk Light90
Using the Trunk92
Alarms and Warning Indicators94
Effective Range94
Battery-Saving Function95
Electronic Key Battery-Saving Function96
Note for the Entry Function97
Customization98
If the Smart Key System Does Not Operate Properly98
If the Smart Key System Has Been Deactivated in a Customized Setting98
When the Vehicle Is Not Driven for Extended Periods98
Caution Regarding Interference with Electronic Devices99
Adjusting the Seats100
Front Seats100
Seat Adjustment101
When Adjusting the Seat Position101
Folding down the Rear Seatbacks102
Rear Seats102
After Returning the Seatback to the Upright Position103
When Folding the Rear Seatbacks down103
When Returning the Seat to Its Original Position103
When the Left Seatback Is Folded down103
Head Restraints104
Installing the Head Restraints104
Removing the Head Restraints104
Vertical Adjustment104
Adjusting the Height of the Head Restraints105
Head Restraint Precautions105
Adjusting the Steering Wheel and Mirrors106
Adjustment Procedure106
Horn106
Steering Wheel106
After Adjusting the Steering Wheel107
Caution While Driving107
Adjusting the Height of Rear View Mirror108
Anti-Glare Function108
Inside Rear View Mirror108
Auto Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror109
To Prevent Sensor Error109
Folding the Mirrors110
Outside Rear View Mirrors110
Mirror Angle Can be Adjusted111
When a Mirror Is Moving111
When the Mirror Defoggers Are Operating111
When the Mirrors Are Fogged up111
Opening and Closing Procedures112
Power Windows112
The Power Windows Can be Operated112
Window Lock Switch112
Jam Protection Function113
Operating the Power Windows after Turning the Engine off113
When the Power Window Does Not Close Normally113
Closing the Windows114
Moon Roof115
Opening and Closing115
Tilt up and down115
Operating the Moon Roof after Turning the Engine off116
Sunshade116
The Moon Roof Can be Operated When116
Moon Roof Open Warning Buzzer117
When the Moon Roof Does Not Close Normally117
Closing the Moon Roof118
Opening the Moon Roof118
Driving the Vehicle120
Parking the Vehicle120
Stopping120
Breaking in Your New Toyota121
Driving in the Rain121
Drum-In-Disc Type Parking Brake System121
Engine Speed While Driving121
When Driving the Vehicle122
When Starting the Vehicle122
If You Hear a Squealing or Scraping Noise123
When Driving on Slippery Road Surfaces123
When Shifting the Shift Lever123
When the Vehicle Is Parked124
When the Vehicle Is Stopped124
When Braking125
When Taking a Nap in the Vehicle125
Avoiding Damage to Vehicle Parts126
If You Get a Flat Tire While Driving126
When Encountering Flooded Roads126
When Parking the Vehicle126
Capacity and Distribution127
Cargo and Luggage127
Calculation Formula for Your Vehicle128
Storage Precautions129
Things that Must Not be Carried in the Trunk129
Overloading the Vehicle130
Total Load Capacity and Seating Capacity130
Vehicle Load Limits130
Trailer Towing131
Dinghy Towing132
Changing the Engine Switch Positions133
Driving Procedures133
Engine Switch133
Starting the Engine133
If the Engine Does Not Start134
Key Reminder Function134
When Starting the Engine134
When the Steering Lock Cannot be Released134
Engine (Ignition) Switch135
Stopping the Engine135
Changing Engine Switch Modes136
Stopping the Engine with the Shift Lever in a Position Other than P136
Auto Power off Function137
Steering Lock137
Steering Lock Motor Overheating Prevention137
Operation of the Engine Switch138
Stopping the Engine in an Emergency138
Symptoms Indicating a Malfunction with the Engine Switch139
To Prevent Battery Discharge139
Automatic Transmission140
Shift Position Purpose140
Shifting the Shift Lever140
Changing Shift Ranges in S Mode141
Shift Ranges and Their Functions141
Selecting Shift Ranges in the D Position142
Ai-Shift143
Downshift Restriction Warning Buzzer143
Driving with Cruise Control or Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Activated143
S Mode143
If the Indicator Flashes Faster than Usual144
Operating Instructions144
Turn Signal Lever144
Turn Signals Can be Operated When144
Parking Brake145
Headlight Switch146
Operating the Lights and Wipers146
Daytime Running Light System147
Headlight Control Sensor147
Turning on the High Beam Headlights147
Automatic Headlight Leveling System148
Automatic Light off System148
Light Reminder Buzzer148
Activating the Automatic High Beam System150
Automatic High Beam150
High Beam Automatic Turning on or off Conditions151
Switching to High Beam151
Switching to Low Beam151
Turning the High Beam On/Off Manually151
Camera Sensor Detection Information152
The Automatic High Beam Can be Operated When152
Temporarily Lowering Sensor Sensitivity153
If the Automatic High Beam Indicator Flashes154
Limitations of the Automatic High Beam154
Notes When Using the Automatic High Beam System155
Operating the Wiper Lever156
Windshield Wipers and Washer156
Caution Regarding the Use of Washer Fluid157
If no Windshield Washer Fluid Sprays157
The Windshield Wiper and Washer Can be Operated When157
When the Windshield Is Dry157
Before Refueling the Vehicle158
Fuel Types158
Opening the Fuel Tank Cap158
Refueling158
Closing the Fuel Tank Cap159
When Replacing the Fuel Tank Cap160
Cruise Control161
Summary of Functions161
Setting the Vehicle Speed162
Adjusting the Set Speed163
Canceling and Resuming the Constant Speed Control163
Accelerating after Setting the Vehicle Speed164
Automatic Cruise Control Cancelation164
Cruise Control Can be Set When164
If the Cruise Control Indicator Light Comes on in Yellow164
Situations Unsuitable for Cruise Control165
To Avoid Operating the Cruise Control by Mistake165
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control166
Using the Driving Support Systems166
Canceling and Resuming the Speed Control169
Changing the Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance169
Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Settings169
Driving in Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode170
Approach Warning171
Selecting Conventional Constant Speed Control Mode172
Automatic Cancelation of Constant Speed Control173
Automatic Cancelation of Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control173
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Can be Set When173
Operation Guide Display174
Radar Sensor and Grille Cover174
Warning Messages and Buzzers for Dynamic Radar Cruise Control174
Before Using Dynamic Radar Cruise Control175
Cautions Regarding the Driving Assist Systems175
To Avoid Inadvertent Cruise Control Activation175
Situations Unsuitable for Dynamic Radar Cruise Control176
When the Sensor May Not be Correctly Detecting the Vehicle Ahead176
Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode May Not Function Correctly177
Handling the Radar Sensor178
LDA (Lane Departure Alert)179
Summary of Function179
Turning the LDA System on179
Indication on the Multi-Information Display180
Operating Conditions180
After the Vehicle Has Been Parked in the Sun181
If There Are Lane Markers on Only One Side of the Vehicle181
Temporary Cancelation of the LDA System Functions181
The Lane Departure Warning181
Conditions in Which the Function May Not Operate Correctly182
Warning Messages for the LDA System182
When Changing the Tires182
Before Using the LDA System183
Situations Unsuitable for LDA System183
To Avoid Operating the LDA by Mistake183
Camera Sensor184
To Prevent Damage to or Incorrect Operation of the LDA System184
Rear View Monitor System185
Screen Description186
Using the Rear View Monitor System186
Area Displayed on Screen187
Rear View Monitor System Camera187
Rear View Monitor System Precautions187
Differences between the Screen and the Actual Road188
When Approaching Three-Dimensional Objects189
Vehicle Width Guide Lines190
If You Notice any Symptoms191
Things You Should Know191
When Using the Rear View Monitor System192
How to Use the Camera193
Driving Assist Systems194
Disabling the TRAC System195
When the TRAC/VSC Systems Are Operating195
Sounds and Vibrations Caused by the ABS, Brake Assist, TRAC and VSC196
Turning off both TRAC and VSC Systems196
When the Message Showing that TRAC Has Been Disabled196
When the “TRAC OFF” Indicator Light Comes on196
Automatic Reactivation of TRAC and VSC Systems197
Reduced Effectiveness of the EPS System197
The ABS Does Not Operate Effectively When197
TRAC May Not Operate Effectively When197
Handling of Tires and the Suspension198
Replacing Tires198
PCS (Pre-Collision System)199
Pre-Collision Brake Assist199
Pre-Collision Braking199
Pre-Collision Warning199
Changing the Alert Timing of the Pre-Collision System200
Changing the Pre-Collision System200
Radar Sensor200
Turning off the Pre-Collision System200
Conditions that May Trigger the System201
The Pre-Collision System Is Operational When201
Automatic Cancelation of the Pre-Collision System202
Obstacles Not Detected202
Pre-Collision System Does Not Function Properly202
When There Is a Malfunction in the System202
Limitations of the Pre-Collision System204
Cautions Regarding the Assist Contents of the System205
BSM (Blind Spot Monitor)206
Summary of the Blind Spot Monitor206
Certification for the Blind Spot Monitor207
Rear Cross Traffic Alert Buzzer Hearing207
The Outside Rear View Mirror Indicators Visibility207
When There Is a Malfunction in the Blind Spot Monitor207
Cautions Regarding the Use of the System209
The Blind Spot Monitor Function209
The Blind Spot Monitor Function Detection Areas209
The Blind Spot Monitor Function Is Operational When209
Blind Spot Monitor Function May Not Function Correctly210
Blind Spot Monitor Function will Not Detect a Vehicle210
The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function211
The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function Detection Areas212
The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function Is Operational When212
The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function will Not Detect a Vehicle212
The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function May Not Function Correctly213
Before Driving the Vehicle214
Preparation for Winter214
Winter Driving Tips214
Regulations on the Use of Tire Chains215
Selecting Tire Chains215
Tire Chain Installation215
Audio System Types218
Basic Operations218
Entune Audio218
Entune Audio Plus218
Audio System219
Entune Premium Audio with Navigation219
Audio System Operation Buttons220
Drag221
Flick221
Operating the Touch Screen221
When Using the Touch Screen221
Operating the Multimedia System Using the Steering Wheel Switches222
Steering Wheel Audio Switches222
To Reduce the Risk of an Accident222
Connecting Using the USB/AUX Port223
Ipod223
USB Memory Device223
USB Port/Aux Port223
While Driving224
Basic Audio Operations225
Operating the Multimedia System225
Random Playback225
Repeat Play225
Laser Product226
To Avoid Damaging the Multimedia System226
Display “Setup” Screen227
Setup Menu227
General Settings228
Screen for General Settings228
To Return to the Default Volume Settings228
Delete Personal Data229
Audio Settings230
Automatic Sound Leveliser (ASL)230
Screen for Audio Settings230
Adjusting the Screen Contrast/Brightness231
Day Mode231
Display Settings231
Screen for Display Settings231
Voice Settings232
Changing Audio Source233
Selecting the Audio Source233
Using the Multimedia System233
Using the Steering Wheel Switches to Change Audio Source233
How to Scroll234
List Screen Operation234
Selecting, Fast-Forwarding and Reversing Tracks/Files/Songs234
Selecting a Track/File/Song from the Track/File/Song List235
How to Adjust the Sound Settings and Sound Quality236
Optimal Use of the Multimedia System236
The Sound Quality Level Is Adjusted Individually236
Audio Control Screen237
Radio Operation237
Selecting a Station237
Using the Radio237
Reception Sensitivity238
Refreshing the Station List238
Setting Station Presets238
CD Player Operation239
Displaying the Title and Artist Name239
Error Messages239
Playing an Audio CD and MP3/WMA/AAC Discs239
CD Player Protection Feature240
Discs that Can be Used240
Lens Cleaners240
MP3, WMA and AAC Files240
Discs and Adapters that Cannot be Used243
Player Precautions243
Listening to an Ipod244
Selecting a Play Mode244
Shuffle Play244
Using an External Device244
About Ipod245
Ipod Cover Art245
Ipod Functions245
Ipod Problems245
Compatible Models246
To Prevent Damage to the Ipod or Its Terminals247
Listening to a USB Memory Device248
Error Messages for USB Memory249
USB Memory249
USB Memory Functions249
To Prevent Damage to the USB Memory Device or Its Terminals251
Connecting a Portable Audio Player252
Using the AUX Port252
About Bluetooth253
Connecting Bluetooth253
Preparations to Use Wireless Communication253
Device Registration/Connection Flow255
Registering and Connecting from the “Bluetooth Setup” Screen256
Registering a Bluetooth Audio Player for the First Time257
Registering a Bluetooth Phone for the First Time258
How to Register a Bluetooth Device259
Registering a Bluetooth Device259
Deleting a Bluetooth Device260
When Registering from the “Bluetooth Audio” Screen260
Auto Connection261
Connecting a Bluetooth Device261
Connecting a Bluetooth Audio Player262
Manual Connection262
Reconnecting a Bluetooth Phone262
Registering an Additional Device262
Bluetooth Device Registration Status263
Changing Connection Method263
Displaying a Bluetooth Device Details263
Detailed Bluetooth System Settings264
Editing the Bluetooth PIN264
How to Check and Change Detailed Bluetooth Settings264
Listening to Bluetooth Audio265
Playing Bluetooth Audio265
Status Display265
Phone Screen266
Using a Bluetooth Phone266
Microphone267
Dialing268
Dialing from the Contacts List268
Making a Call268
When the Contact Is Empty268
Call History List270
Calling Using Favorites List270
Dialing from Call History270
International Calls270
Receiving a Call271
To Adjust the Incoming Call Volume271
To Answer the Phone271
To Refuse a Call271
Inputting Tones272
Speaking on the Phone272
To Adjust the Call Volume272
To Prevent the Other Party from Hearing Your Voice272
Release Tones273
To Hang up273
To Transfer a Call273
Transmit Volume Setting273
Call Waiting274
Call Waiting Operation274
Transferring Calls274
Bluetooth Phone Message Function275
Displaying Message Inbox Screen275
Receiving a Message275
Check the Messages276
Checking the Messages276
Calling from a Number Within a Message277
Calling the Message Sender277
Editing Quick Reply Message277
Replying to a Message277
Operating a Telephone Using the Steering Wheel Switches278
Steering Wheel Switches on the Right/Left Hand Side278
Using the Steering Wheel Switches278
Bluetooth Phone Settings279
Sound Setting279
“Phone/Message Settings” Screen279
Contact/Call History Settings280
For PBAP Compatible Bluetooth Phones281
For PBAP Incompatible but OPP Compatible Bluetooth Phones281
Update Contacts from Phone281
Registering a New Contact to the Contact List282
Updating the Contacts in a Different Way282
Deleting the Contact Data283
Deleting the Contact in a Different Way283
Editing the Contact Data283
Editing the Contacts in a Different Way283
Favorites List Setting284
Registering the Contacts in the Favorites List284
Deleting the Contacts in the Favorites List285
Message Settings286
Displaying the “Messaging Settings” Screen in a Different Way287
Phone Display Settings287
Troubleshooting288
When Using the Hands-Free System with a Bluetooth Device288
When Making/Receiving a Call289
When Registering/Connecting a Cellular Phone289
When Using the Bluetooth Message Function290
When Using the Phonebook290
In Other Situations291
Bluetooth292
Conditions under Which the System will Not Operate292
When Using the Bluetooth Audio System292
When Using the Hands-Free System292
About the Contact in this System293
Battery Charge/Signal Status293
Bluetooth Antenna293
When Using the Bluetooth Audio and Hands-Free System at the same Time293
Reconnecting the Portable Audio Player295
When You Sell Your Car295
When Leaving the Vehicle296
Voice Command System297
Casual Speech Recognization298
Expression Examples for each Function298
When Using the Microphone298
Command List299
Adjusting the Temperature Setting301
Air Conditioning Controls301
Manual Air Conditioning System301
Using the Air Conditioning System and Defogger301
Defogging the Windshield302
Interior Features302
Other Functions302
Switching between Outside Air and Recirculated Air Modes302
Adjusting the Position of and Opening and Closing the Air Outlets303
Air Outlets303
For Quick Cooling303
Location of Air Outlets303
Outside/Recirculated Air Mode304
Ventilation and Air Conditioning Odors304
When the Outside Temperature Exceeds 75°F (24°C)304
When the Outside Temperature Is Low304
To Prevent Burns305
To Prevent the Windshield from Fogging up305
Automatic Air Conditioning System306
Fan Speed Setting306
Adjusting the Temperature for Driver and Passenger Seats Separately307
Automatic Mode Indicator307
Change the Airflow Mode307
Using Automatic Mode307
Defogging the Rear Window and Outside Rear View Mirrors308
Fogging up of the Windows310
Seat Heaters312
Interior Lights List314
Using the Interior Lights314
Interior Lights315
Personal Lights315
List of Storage Features317
Using the Storage Features317
Console Box318
Glove Box318
Bottle Holders319
Coin Holder319
Cup Holders320
Auxiliary Boxes321
Cable Pass through321
If the Wireless Charger LED Indicators Flash322
When Charging of the Wireless Charger Stops Temporarily322
When Using Wireless Charger322
Items Unsuitable for Storing323
To Prevent Damage or Fire323
Conditions in Which the Wireless Charger May Not Operate Correctly324
Open Tray325
To Prevent Failure or Damage to Data325
Grocery Bag Hooks326
Trunk Features326
Other Interior Features327
Sun Visors327
Vanity Mirrors327
Clock328
Ashtray329
Power Outlets330
Armrest331
Assist Grips331
Coat Hooks332
Garage Door Opener333
Programming Homelink333
Device in the Canadian Market335
Programming a Rolling Code System335
Programming an Entry Gate/Programming a335
Erasing the Entire Homelink Memory336
Operating Homelink336
Reprogramming a Homelink Button336
Before Programming337
When Programming a Garage Door or Other Remote Control Devices338
Safety Connect339
System Components339
Safety Connect Services Information340
Services340
Subscription340
Automatic Collision Notification341
Safety Connect LED Light Indicators341
Safety Connect Services341
Emergency Assistance Button (“SOS”)342
Enhanced Roadside Assistance342
Exposure to Radio Frequency Signals343
Safety Information for Safety Connect343
Compass344
Displays and Directions344
Operation344
Calibrating the Compass345
Deviation Calibration345
Circling Calibration346
Conditions Unfavorable to Correct Operation346
When Doing the Circling Calibration346
To Avoid Compass Malfunctions347
To Ensure Normal Operation of the Compass347
Automatic Car Washes348
Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior348
High Pressure Car Washes348
Maintenance and Care348
Aluminum Wheels349
Bumpers349
When Using a Car Wash349
When Washing the Vehicle349
Cleaning the Exterior Lights350
To Prevent Paint Deterioration/Corrosion on the Body and Components350
Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior351
Cleaning the Leather Areas351
Cleaning the Synthetic Leather Areas351
Protecting the Vehicle Interior351
Caring for Leather Areas352
Seat Belts352
Shampooing the Carpets352
Water in the Vehicle352
Cleaning Detergents353
Preventing Damage to Leather Surfaces353
Water on the Floor353
When Cleaning the Inside of the Windshield353
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance354
General Maintenance354
Maintenance Requirements354
Scheduled Maintenance354
Repair and Replacement355
Resetting the Reminder Light355
Using the Multi-Information Display355
Using the Trip Meter355
Handling of the Battery356
If Your Vehicle Is Not Properly Maintained356
Engine Compartment357
Vehicle Interior358
Vehicle Exterior359
If the Engine Is Running360
Emission Inspection and Maintenance Programs361
If the Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes on361
When the Malfunction Indicator Lamp Still Remains on361
Your Vehicle May Not Pass the I/M Test in the Following Situations361
Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions362
If You Remove the Air Cleaner Filter363
Safety Glasses363
When Working Near the Electric Cooling Fans or Radiator Grille363
When Working on the Engine Compartment363
Hood364
Pre-Driving Check364
Positioning a Floor Jack365
Engine Oil368
Adding Engine Oil369
Engine Oil Consumption369
To Prevent Serious Engine Damage370
Used Engine Oil370
When Replacing the Engine Oil370
Coolant Selection371
Engine Coolant371
If the Coolant Level Drops Within a Short Time of Replenishing371
If You Spill Coolant372
Radiator and Condenser372
When Adding Coolant372
When the Engine Is Hot372
Adding Fluid373
Brake Fluid373
Brake Fluid Can Absorb Moisture from the Air373
Checking Fluid Level373
After Recharging/Reconnecting the Battery374
Battery374
Battery Exterior374
Before Recharging374
Chemicals in the Battery375
Emergency Measures Regarding Electrolyte375
How to Recharge the Battery375
Where to Safely Charge the Battery375
Diluting Washer Fluid376
Do Not Use any Fluid Other than Washer Fluid376
Washer Fluid376
When Adding Washer Fluid376
Checking Tires377
Tire Rotation377
Tires377
Initializing the Tire Pressure Warning System378
Installing Tire Pressure Warning Valves and Transmitters378
Tire Pressure Warning System378
How to Initialize the Tire Pressure Warning System379
Registering ID Codes379
Low Profile Tires380
Replacing Tires and Wheels380
Routine Tire Inflation Pressure Checks380
When to Replace Your Vehicle’s Tires380
If the Tread on Snow Tires Wears down below 0.16 in381
If You Press the Tire Pressure Warning Reset Switch Accidentally381
Tire Types381
Tire Pressure Warning System May Not Operate Properly382
The Initialization Operation383
Warning Performance of the Tire Pressure Warning System383
When Initialization of the Tire Pressure Warning System Has Failed383
When Initializing the Tire Pressure Warning System385
When Inspecting or Replacing Tires385
Driving on Rough Roads386
If Tire Inflation Pressure of each Tire Becomes Low While Driving386
To Avoid Damage to the Tire Pressure Warning Valves and Transmitters386
Effects of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure388
Inspection and Adjustment Procedure388
Tire Inflation Pressure Check Interval388
Instructions for Checking Tire Inflation Pressure389
Proper Inflation Is Critical to Save Tire Performance389
When Inspecting and Adjusting Tire Inflation Pressure389
Aluminum Wheel Precautions390
Wheel Selection390
Wheels390
When Replacing Wheels390
Replacing Tire Pressure Warning Valves and Transmitters391
When Installing the Wheel Nuts391
Air Conditioning Filter392
Removal Method392
Checking Interval393
If Air Flow from the Vents Decreases Dramatically393
When Using the Air Conditioning System393
Replacing the Battery394
Wireless Remote Control/Electronic Key Battery394
You will Need the Following Items394
For Normal Operation after Replacing the Battery397
If the Key Battery Is Depleted397
Removed Battery and Other Parts397
Use a CR2016 or CR2032 Lithium Battery397
Checking and Replacing Fuses398
After a Fuse Is Replaced400
Before Replacing Fuses400
To Prevent System Breakdowns and Vehicle Fire400
When Replacing Light Bulbs400
Bulb Locations401
Light Bulbs401
Preparing for Light Bulb Replacement401
Headlight High Beams/Daytime Running Light402
Replacing Light Bulbs402
Front Side Marker Lights403
Headlight Low Beams403
Front Turn Signal/Parking Lights404
Back-Up Lights407
License Plate Lights408
Condensation Build-Up on the Inside of the Lens409
LED Light Bulbs409
Removing/Installing the Luggage Trim Cover and Trunk Panel Cover Clips409
Emergency Flashers411
Essential Information411
If Your Vehicle Has to be Stopped in an Emergency412
When Trouble Arises412
If the Engine Has to be Turned off While Driving413
If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed414
Situations Needs to Contact Dealers before Towing414
Steps to Take in an Emergency414
Towing with a Sling-Type Truck414
Towing with a Wheel-Lift Type Truck415
Using a Flat Bed Truck415
To Prevent Damage to the Vehicle When Towing416
When Towing the Vehicle416
Audible Symptoms417
If You Think Something Is Wrong417
Operational Symptoms417
Visible Symptoms417
Before Starting the Engine418
Fuel Pump Shut off System418
If a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds419
Warning Light and Warning Buzzer List419
Electric Power Steering System Warning Light424
If the Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes on While Driving424
SRS Warning Light424
When the Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes on424
Tire Pressure Warning Light Frequently Comes on425
Warning Buzzer425
When a Tire Is Replaced with a Spare Tire425
If a Blowout or Sudden Air Leakage Should Occur426
If both the ABS and the Brake System Warning Lights Remain on426
If the Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes on426
When the Electric Power Steering System Warning Light Comes on426
Maintenance of the Tires427
To Ensure the Tire Pressure Warning System Operates Properly428
If a Warning Message or Indicator Is Displayed429
Warning Message and Warning Buzzer List429
The LDA Lane Departure Warning Function438
Warning Message in Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Mode438
When a Tire Is Replaced with the Spare Tire438
Have the Malfunction Repaired Immediately439
Before Jacking up the Vehicle445
If You Have a Flat Tire445
Location of the Spare Tire, Jack and Tools446
Taking out the Jack447
Using the Tire Jack447
Taking out the Spare Tire448
When Storing the Spare Tire449
Replacing a Flat Tire450
Installing the Spare Tire453
If You Have a Flat Front Tire on a Road Covered with Snow or Ice454
The Compact Spare Tire454
When Using the Compact Spare Tire454
After Using the Tools and Jack455
Speed Limit When Using the Compact Spare Tire455
When the Compact Spare Tire Is Attached455
Driving over Bumps with Compact Spare Tire Installed on the Vehicle456
Driving with Tire Chains and the Compact Spare Tire456
To Avoid Damage to the Tire Pressure Warning Valves/Transmitters456
When Replacing the Tires456
If the Engine will Not Start457
The Engine will Not Start457
The Starter Motor Does Not Turn over457
The Starter Motor Turns over Slowly457
Emergency Start Function458
If the Shift Lever Cannot be Shifted from P459
If the Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly460
Locking and Unlocking the Doors460
Replacing the Key Battery461
When the Electronic Key Does Not Work Properly461
If the Vehicle Battery Is Discharged462
Charging the Battery464
Starting the Engine When the Battery Is Discharged464
When Recharging or Replacing the Battery464
Avoiding Battery Fires or Explosions465
Battery Precautions465
When Handling Jumper Cables465
Correction Procedures466
If Your Vehicle Overheats466
To Prevent Damage to the Cooling System468
When Adding Engine Coolant468
When Inspecting under the Hood of Your Vehicle468
If the Vehicle Becomes Stuck469
To Avoid Damaging the Transmission and Other Components470
When Attempting to Free a Stuck Vehicle470
When It Is Difficult to Free the Vehicle470
Dimensions and Weights472
Maintenance Data472
Specifications472
Engine Number473
Vehicle Identification Number473
Drive Belt Type474
Engine474
Fuel474
Engine Oil Selection475
Lubrication System475
Cooling System476
Automatic Transaxle477
Electrical System477
Ignition System477
Transmission Fluid Type477
Brakes478
Steering478
Tires and Wheels478
Fuel Information481
Fuel-Related Poor Driveability483
Notice on Fuel Quality483
When Refueling with Gasohol483
Tire Information484
Typical Tire Symbols484
Typical DOT and Tire Identification Number (TIN)486
Tire Dimensions487
Tire Size487
Typical Tire Size Information487
Tire Section Names488
DOT Quality Grades489
Traction AA, A, B, C489
Treadwear489
Uniform Tire Quality Grading489
Temperature A, B, C490
Glossary of Tire Terminology491
Changing by Using the Entune Audio Plus System497
Changing by Using the Entune Audio System497
Customizable Features497
Customizing Vehicle Features497
Gauges, Meters and Multi-Information Display498
Door Lock500
Smart Key System and Wireless Remote Control501
Power Window and Moon Roof502
Automatic Light Control System503
Lights503
Illumination504
Seat Belt Reminder504
During Customization505
Items to Initialize506
The Doors Cannot be Locked, Unlocked, Opened or Closed520
When a Problem Has Occurred523
Alphabetical Index524
Gas Station Information538
App Suite539
- Table of Contents540
- Basic Map Operation540
- Limitations of the Quick Reference Guide540
- Overview540
Phone Compatibility541
Accessing Entune Apps542
Account Creation542
Basic Overview542
Connect Phone542
Downloading Entune App to Your Phone542
How to Get Started542
Launch App542
New Customer Registration542
Advanced Voice Recognition System543
- Train Voice Recognition543
- Voice Recognition Tutorial543
Connect a Bluetooth Phone543
Calling by Voice Recognition544
- Dial by Number544
- Dial by Name544
Destination Input545
- By Address545
- Note on Voice Recognition546
- Tips for Using Voice Recognition546
- By Address - Voice Recognition546
- Point of Interest by Name546
Destination Input - Point of Interest (Poi)546
- Point of Interest by Category - Voice Recognition547
Set Home548
- Additional Navigation Features549
- Beep Setting549
- Language549
- Operation of Emergency Screen549
- Route Preferences549
- Routes549
- Screen Configurations549
- Search Area549
- System Time549
- Voice Volume549
- Automatically Avoid Traffic550
- My Traffic Routes550
- Predictive Traffic Map550
- Traffic Event List550
- Traffic Incident Warning550
Entune App Suite Features551
Weather551

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