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V4_OM_OM42A41U_(U)
7-3. Do-it-yourself maintenance
Engine compar
tment
Fuse box
(
P
. 588)
Engine co
olant re
servoi
r
(
P
. 558)
Engine oil filler cap
(
P
. 556)
Battery
(
P
. 561)
Brake flui
d reser
voir
(
P
. 560)
Radiat
or (
P
. 560)
Condenser (
P
. 560)
Electric cooling fans
Engine oil level dipstick
(
P
. 555)
W
asher fluid t
ank
(
P
. 564)
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
1
Pictorial Index
1
Table of Contents
2
Accessories, Spare Parts and Modification of Your Toyota
8
For Your Information
8
Noise from under Vehicle after Turning off the Engine
8
Data Usage
9
Installation of a Mobile Two-Way Radio System
9
Vehicle Data Recordings
9
Event Data Recorder
10
Disclosure of the EDR Data
10
Perchlorate Material
11
Scrapping of Your Toyota
11
Reading this Manual
12
How to Search
13
Exterior
14
Pictorial Index
14
Instrument Panel
16
Switches
18
Interior
21
For Safety and Security
23
Before Driving
24
Floor Mat
24
1-1. for Safe Use
24
For Safe Driving
26
Correct Driving Posture
26
Correct Use of the Seat Belts
26
Adjusting the Mirrors
27
Seat Belts
28
Fastening and Releasing the Seat Belt
28
Fastening the Seat Belt (for the Rear Center Seat)
29
Releasing and Stowing the Seat Belt (for the Rear Center Seat)
30
Adjusting the Seat Belt Shoulder Anchor Height (Front Seats)
31
Seat Belt Pretensioners (Front Seats)
31
Emergency Locking Retractor (ELR)
32
Automatic Locking Retractor (ALR)
32
Child Seat Belt Usage
32
Replacing the Belt after the Pretensioner Has Been Activated
32
SRS Airbags
36
SRS Front Airbags
37
SRS Side and Curtain Shield Airbags
37
SRS Airbag System Components
38
SRS Airbag Deployment Conditions (SRS Front Airbags)
44
Conditions under Which the SRS Airbags May Deploy (Inflate)
45
Types of Collisions that May Not Deploy the SRS Airbags
45
When to Contact Your Toyota Dealer
47
Front Passenger Occupant Classification System
49
There Is a Malfunction in the System
53
Safety Information for Children
56
Child Restraint Systems
57
Points to Remember
57
Types of Child Restraints
58
Selecting an Appropriate Child Restraint System
58
Installing Child Restraints
61
Child Restraint LATCH Anchors
61
Anchor Brackets
61
Installation with LATCH System
62
Installing Child Restraints Using a Seat Belt
64
Infant Seat/Convertible Seat
64
Forward-Facing Convertible Seat
66
Booster Type
68
High Back Type
68
Removing a Child Restraint Installed with a Seat Belt
69
Child Restraint Systems with a Top Tether Strap
69
Laws and Regulations Pertaining to Anchorages
69
When Installing a Booster Seat
70
When Installing a Child Restraint System
70
Exhaust Gas Precautions
72
Engine Immobilizer System
73
System Maintenance
73
Conditions that May Cause the System to Malfunction
73
Theft Deterrent System
73
Instrument Cluster
77
Warning Lights and Indicators
78
With Monochrome Display
78
With Color Display
78
Instrument Cluster Warning Lights
78
Instrument Cluster
78
Warning Lights
79
Indicators
81
Eco Driving Indicator
83
Eco Driving Indicator Light
83
Eco Driving Indicator Zone Display
83
Eco Driving Ratio Based on Acceleration
83
Gauges and Meters
85
Changing the Odometer and Trip Meter Display
87
Instrument Panel Light Control
87
Outside Temperature Display
88
The Meters and Display Illuminate When
88
Display Contents
89
Multi-Information Display (with Monochrome Display)
89
Switching the Display
89
Average Vehicle Speed
90
Current Fuel Consumption
90
Odometer
90
Trip Information
90
Eco Driving Indicator Light Customization
91
When Disconnecting and Reconnecting Battery Terminals
91
Multi-Information Display (with Color Display)
92
Average Fuel Economy
93
Drive Information
93
Operating the Meter Control Switches
93
Average Speed
94
Display off
94
Range (after Refuel)
94
Settings Display
95
Dynamic Torque Control AWD System Display
96
Liquid Crystal Display
96
Suspension of the Settings Display
96
System Check Display
96
Display the Trip Information or Past Record Screen
98
Fuel Consumption Information
98
Cruising Range
99
Past Record
99
Resetting the Data
99
Updating the Past Record Data
99
Operation of each Component
101
3-1. Key Information
102
Keys
102
Using the Mechanical Key (Vehicles with Smart Key System)
103
Wireless Remote Control
103
If You Lose Your Keys
104
Panic Mode
104
When Riding in an Aircraft
104
Conditions Affecting the Operation
105
Confirmation of the Registered Key Number
105
If a Wrong Key Is Used (Vehicles with Smart Key System)
105
Key Battery Depletion
105
3-2. Opening, Closing and
111
3-2. Opening, Closing and
111
Side Doors
111
Smart Key System
111
Unlocking and Locking the Doors from the Outside
111
Door Lock Buzzer
112
Key
112
Operation Signals
112
Security Feature
112
Door Lock Switch
113
Inside Lock Buttons
113
Locking the Front Doors from the Outside Without a Key
113
Unlocking and Locking the Doors from the Inside
113
Automatic Door Locking and Unlocking Systems
114
Rear Door Child-Protector Lock
114
Impact Detection Door Lock Release System
115
Switching the Door Unlock Function (Vehicles with Smart Key System)
115
Back Door
117
Locking and Unlocking the Back Door
117
Back Door Opener
118
Opening the Back Door from Outside the Vehicle
118
Wireless Remote Control (Vehicles with Power Back Door)
118
Power Back Door Switch (Vehicles with Power Back Door)
119
When Closing the Back Door
119
Adjusting the Open Position of the Back Door
120
Canceling the Power Back Door System
120
Using the Multi-Information Display
120
Using the Power Back Door Switch
120
If the Back Door Opener Is Inoperative
121
Luggage Compartment Light
121
Back Door Operation
122
Jam Protection Function (Vehicles with Power Back Door)
122
Back Door Closer (Vehicles with Power Back Door)
123
Back Door Closing Assist (Vehicles with Power Back Door)
123
Fall-Down Protection Function (Vehicles with Power Back Door)
123
When Reconnecting the Battery (Vehicles with Power Back Door)
123
Antenna Location
130
Effective Range (Areas Within Which the Electronic Key Is Detected)
130
Smart Key System
130
Alarms and Warning Indicators
131
Battery-Saving Function
131
Electronic Key Battery-Saving Function
131
Conditions Affecting Operation
132
Note for the Entry Function
133
If the Smart Key System Does Not Operate Properly
134
To Operate the System Properly
134
When the Vehicle Is Not Driven for Extended Periods
134
Electronic Key Battery Depletion
135
If the Smart Key System Has Been Deactivated in a Customized Setting
135
Front Seats
139
Manual Seat
139
Power Seat
139
Adjusting the Seats
139
Rear Seats
141
Adjustment Procedure
141
Folding down the Rear Seatbacks
142
Before Folding down the Rear Seatbacks
142
Folding down Rear Seatbacks
142
Driving Position Memory
144
Recording Procedure
144
Recall Procedure
145
To Stop the Position Recall Operation Part-Way through
145
Operating the Driving Position Memory after Turning the Engine off
145
If the Battery Is Disconnected
145
Head Restraints
146
Removing the Head Restraints
147
Installing the Head Restraints
147
Adjusting the Height of the Head Restraints
148
Adjusting the Rear Center Seat Head Restraint
148
3-4. Adjusting the Steering
149
3-4. Adjusting the Steering
149
Steering Wheel
149
Horn
149
After Adjusting the Steering Wheel
149
Inside Rear View Mirror
151
Adjusting the Height of Rear View Mirror
151
Anti-Glare Function
151
Manual Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror
151
Auto Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror
152
To Prevent Sensor Error
152
Outside Rear View Mirrors
153
Folding the Mirrors
153
Blind Spot Mirrors
154
Mirror Angle Can be Adjusted When
154
When the Mirrors Are Fogged up
154
3-5. Opening, Closing the
156
3-5. Opening, Closing the
156
Power Windows
156
Opening and Closing Procedures
156
Window Lock Switch
156
The Power Windows Can be Operated When
157
Operating the Power Windows after Turning the Engine off
157
Jam Protection Function
157
When Opening and Closing the Power Window Can Not be Done
158
Moon Roof
160
Opening and Closing
160
Tilting up and down
160
The Moon Roof Can be Operated When
161
Operating the Moon Roof after Turning the Engine off
161
To Reduce Moon Roof Wind Noise
161
Moon Roof Open Reminder Function
162
Whe Battery Is Disconnected or the Moon Roof Does Not Close Normally
162
Driving
165
Driving the Vehicle
166
Stopping
166
Parking the Vehicle
166
4-1. before Driving
166
Driving in the Rain
167
Engine Speed While Driving
167
Starting off on a Steep Uphill
167
When Starting off on a Uphill
167
Drum-In-Disc Type Parking Brake System
168
Operating Your Vehicle in a Foreign Country
168
Capacity and Distribution
176
Cargo and Luggage
176
Calculation Formula for Your Vehicle
177
Seating Capacity: 5 Occupants
180
Total Load Capacity
180
TWR (Trailer Weight Rating)
180
Vehicle Load Limits
180
Trailer Towing
181
GCWR (Gross Combination Weight Rating)
182
GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating)
182
Towing Related Terms
182
GAWR (Gross Axle Weight Rating)
183
Tongue Weight
184
Unbraked TWR (Unbraked Trailer Weight Rating)
184
GCWR, TWR and Unbraked TWR
185
Weight Limits
185
Trailer Tongue Weight
186
Connecting Trailer Lights
187
Hitch
187
Positions for Towing Hitch Receiver and Hitch Ball
187
Trailer Towing Tips
188
When Restarting after Parking on a Slope
190
Before Towing
191
Matching Trailer Ball Height to Trailer Coupler Height
191
Break-In Schedule
192
If Trailer Sway Occurs
192
If Trailer Swaying Occurs
192
Maintenance
192
Dinghy Towing
195
4-2. Driving Procedures
196
Changing the Engine Switch Positions
196
Turning the Key from “ACC” to “LOCK”
196
Engine (Ignition) Switch (Vehicles Without
196
Smart Key System)
196
If the Engine Does Not Start
197
When the Steering Lock Cannot be Released
197
Key Reminder Function
197
Engine (Ignition) Switch (Vehicles with Smart Key System)
198
Starting the Engine
198
Stopping the Engine
199
Changing Engine Switch Modes
199
Auto Power off Function
200
Steering Lock
201
Steering Lock Motor Overheating Prevention
201
Operation of the Engine Switch
201
Automatic Transmission
203
Shifting the Shift Lever
203
Shift Position Purpose
204
Selecting the Driving Mode
205
Eco Drive Mode
205
Sport Mode
205
Selecting Shift Ranges in the D Position
206
Selecting Shift Ranges in the S Position
207
Shift Ranges and Their Functions
207
S Mode
208
Downshifting Restrictions Warning Buzzer
208
Operation of the Air Conditioning System in Eco Drive Mode
208
Deactivation of the Driving Mode
208
If the Warning Light Comes on or the Warning Message Is Displayed
209
Ai-Shift
209
Turn Signal Lever
210
Turn Signals Can be Operated When
210
If the Indicator Flashes Faster than Usual
210
Parking Brake
211
Headlight Switch
212
Operating Instructions
212
Turning on the High Beam Headlights
214
Daytime Running Light System
214
Vehicles with LED Headlights
214
Headlight Control Sensor
215
Automatic Light off System
215
Light Reminder Buzzer
215
Automatic High Beam
216
Activating the Automatic High Beam System
216
Turning the High Beam On/Off Manually
217
Switching to Low Beam
217
Switching to High Beam
217
High Beam Automatic Turning on or off Conditions
217
Camera Sensor Detection Information
218
Temporarily Lowering Sensor Sensitivity
219
Fog Light Switch
220
Windshield Wipers and Washer
221
Operating the Wiper Lever
221
The Windshield Wipers and Washer Can be Operated When
223
If no Windshield Washer Fluid Sprays
223
Rear Window Wiper and Washer
225
The Rear Window Wiper and Washer Can be Operated When
227
If no Washer Fluid Sprays
227
Opening the Fuel Tank Cap
228
Before Refueling the Vehicle
228
Fuel Tank Opening for Unleaded Gasoline
228
Closing the Fuel Tank Cap
230
4-3. Operating the Lights
212
Toyota Safety Sense P
231
Using the Driving Support
231
Sensors
233
PCS (Pre-Collision System)
238
Pre-Collision Warning
238
Pre-Collision Brake Assist
239
Pre-Collision Braking
239
Changing Settings of the Pre-Collision System
242
Enabling/Disabling the Pre-Collision System
242
Changing the Pre-Collision Warning Timing
243
Operational Conditions
244
Situations in Which the System May Not Operate Properly
249
Functions Included in LDA System
252
Lane Departure Alert Function
252
LDA (Lane Departure Alert with Steering Control)
252
Summary of Functions
252
Steering Control Function
253
Vehicle Sway Warning
253
Turning LDA System on
255
Indications on Multi-Information Display
256
Hands off Steering Wheel Alert
257
Operation Conditions of each Function
257
Temporary Cancellation of Functions
257
Conditions in Which Functions May Not Operate Properly
258
White (Yellow) Lines Are Only on One Side of Road
258
Warning Message
259
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control
260
Driving in Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode
263
Example of Acceleration
263
Example of Constant Speed Cruising
263
Example of Deceleration Cruising and Follow-Up Cruising
263
Setting the Vehicle Speed
264
Adjusting the Set Speed
265
Changing the Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance
266
Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Settings
266
Approach Warning (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)
267
Canceling and Resuming the Speed Control
267
Warnings May Not Occur When
267
Selecting Constant Speed Control Mode
268
Accelerating after Setting the Vehicle Speed
269
Automatic Cancelation of Constant Speed Control Mode
269
Automatic Cancelation of Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode
269
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Can be Set When
269
When the Sensor May Not be Correctly Detecting the Vehicle Ahead
270
Cruise Control
272
Canceling and Resuming the Constant Speed Control
274
Intuitive Parking Assist
277
Turning Intuitive Parking Assist On/Off
277
Types of Sensors
277
Intuitive Parking Assist Indicator (4 Sensor Type)
278
Multi-Information Display (8 Sensor Type)
278
Navigation System or Multimedia System Screen
279
Sensor Detection Display, Obstacle Distance
280
Buzzer Operation and Distance to an Obstacle
281
Detection Range of the Sensors
281
Front Center Sensors
282
Front Corner Sensors
282
Setting up Intuitive Parking Assist
282
The Intuitive Parking Assist Can be Operated When
282
Intuitive Parking Assist Display
283
Sensor Detection Information
283
When the System Malfunctions
284
Rear View Monitor System
286
Screen Description
287
Using the Rear View Monitor System
287
Area Displayed on Screen
288
Rear View Monitor System Precautions
288
Differences between the Screen and the Actual Road
289
Rear View Monitor System Camera
289
When the Ground Behind the Vehicle Slopes down Sharply
290
When the Ground Behind the Vehicle Slopes up Sharply
290
Vehicle Width Guide Lines
291
When any Part of the Vehicle Sags
291
When Approaching Three-Dimensional Objects
291
Distance Guide Lines
292
If You Notice any Symptoms
293
The Image Is Blurry
293
The Image Is Difficult to See
293
The Image Is out of Alignment
293
All-Wheel Drive Lock Mode Can be Operated When
296
All-Wheel Drive Lock Switch (AWD Models)
296
Driving Assist Systems
297
Dynamic Torque Control AWD System (AWD Models)
298
EPS (Electric Power Steering)
298
Trailer Sway Control
298
When the Trac/Vsc/Trailer Sway Control Systems Are Operating
298
Disabling the TRAC System
299
Turning off the Trac/Vsc/Trailer Sway Control Systems
300
Automatic Reactivation of TRAC and Vsc/Trailer Sway Control Systems
301
EPS Operation Sound
301
Operating Conditions of Hill-Start Assist Control
302
Reduced Effectiveness of the EPS System
302
BSM (Blind Spot Monitor)
305
Summary of the Blind Spot Monitor
305
Rear Cross Traffic Alert Buzzer Hearing
306
The Outside Rear View Mirror Indicators Visibility
306
Turning the Blind Spot Monitor System On/Off
306
When There Is a Malfunction in the Blind Spot Monitor System
306
The Blind Spot Monitor Function
309
The Blind Spot Monitor Function Detection Areas
309
The Blind Spot Monitor Function Is Operational When
310
The Blind Spot Monitor Function will Detect a Vehicle When
310
The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function
312
The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function Detection Areas
313
The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function Is Operational When
313
Before Driving the Vehicle
315
Preparation for Winter
315
Winter Driving Tips
315
Regulations on the Use of Tire Chains
316
Selecting Tire Chains
316
When Driving the Vehicle
316
When Parking the Vehicle
316
Tire Chain Installation
317
Utility Vehicle Feature
319
Utility Vehicle Precautions
319
Additional Information for Off-Road Driving
320
Off-Road Driving
320
Audio System
324
5-1. Basic Operations
326
Audio System Types
326
Changing Language Setting
327
Using Cellular Phones
327
Using the Steering Wheel Audio Switches
329
Adjusting the Volume
330
Changing the Audio Source
330
Selecting a Radio Station
330
Turning on the Power
330
Selecting a Folder (MP3 and WMA or USB Memory)
331
Selecting a Track/File or Song
331
Selecting an Album
331
AUX Port/Usb Port
332
Connecting Using the AUX Port/Usb Port
332
Silencing a Sound
332
USB Memory
332
Changing Sound Quality Modes
334
Optimal Use of the Audio System
334
Using the Audio Control Function
334
Adjusting Sound Quality
335
Adjusting the Automatic Sound Levelizer (ASL)
335
5-2. Using the Audio System
335
Radio Operation
336
Setting Station Presets
336
5-3. Using the Radio
336
Reception Sensitivity
337
Scanning All the Radio Stations Within Range
337
Scanning Radio Stations
337
Scanning the Preset Radio Stations
337
5-4. Playing an Audio CD and
338
CD Player Operation
338
Loading Cds
338
Ejecting Cds
338
Using the CD Player
338
Selecting a Track from a Track List
339
Scanning Tracks
339
Random Play
339
Repeat Play
339
Playing Back MP3 and WMA Discs
340
Selecting Folders One at a Time
340
Selecting a Folder and File from Folder List
340
Selecting a File
340
Fast-Forwarding and Rewinding Files
341
Playing and Pausing Tracks
341
Error Messages
342
Discs that Can be Used
342
CD Player Protection Feature
342
MP3 and WMA Files
343
MP3 File Compatibility
343
WMA File Compatibility
343
Compatible Media
344
Compatible Disc Formats
344
File Names
344
ID3 and WMA Tags
344
MP3 and WMA Playback
345
Extensions
345
Playback
345
Listening to an Ipod
348
Control Panel
348
5-5. Using an External Device
348
Play Mode List
349
Selecting a List
349
Selecting a Play Mode
349
Fast-Forwarding and Rewinding Songs
350
Listening to Songs
350
Selecting a Song from the Song List
350
Selecting Songs
350
About Ipod
351
Ipod Functions
351
Ipod Problems
351
Compatible Models
352
Listening to USB Memory Device
354
Scanning a Folder
355
Scanning the Files in a Folder
355
Using a USB Memory
355
USB Memory Functions
356
Operating Portable Audio Devices Connected to the Audio System
360
Using the AUX Port
360
Bluetooth Audio/Phone
361
Using Bluetooth® Devices
361
Device Registration/Connection Flow
362
Audio Unit
363
Microphone
363
Menu List of the Bluetooth Audio/Phone
364
Operating Bluetooth Phone Using the Steering Wheel Switches
366
Using the Steering Wheel Switches
366
Register a Bluetooth ® Device
367
("Bluetooth * " Menu)
368
5-7. "SETUP" Menu
368
Functions and Operation Procedures
368
Using the "SETUP" Menu
368
Connecting the Registered Cellular Phone to the Audio System
369
Deleting a Registered Cellular Phone
369
Listing the Registered Cellular Phones
369
Registering a Bluetooth Device
369
Connecting the Registered Portable Player to the Audio System
370
Deleting the Registered Portable Player
370
Listing the Registered Portable Players
370
Selecting the Connection Method
370
Changing the Passkey
371
Displaying the Device Status
371
Setting Automatic Connection of the Device on or off
371
Setting the Automatic Connection Confirmation Display to on or off
372
Using the "SETUP" Menu ("PHONE" Menu)
373
Adding a New Phone Number
374
Setting Speed Dials
374
Deleting Call Histories
375
Deleting Incoming Call History
375
Deleting Missed Call History
375
Deleting Outgoing Call History
375
Deleting a Registered Phone Number
376
Deleting Another Cellular Phone’s Phonebook
376
Setting Automatic Transferring of the Phonebook on or off
376
Setting Call Volume
376
Call History
377
Phone Number
377
Setting Ring Tone
377
Transferring Call Histories
377
5-8. Bluetooth® Audio
378
Operating a Bluetooth Enabled Portable Player
378
Fast-Forwarding and Rewinding Tracks
379
Scanning an Album
379
Scanning the Tracks in an Album
379
Selecting a Track
379
Dialing by Selecting a Name
381
Making a Phone Call
381
Speed Dialing
381
Bluetooth® Phone
381
Dialing by Entering the Number
382
Dialing from Call Histories
382
Answering the Phone
383
Receiving a Call When on Another Call
383
Refusing the Call
383
When Receiving a Phone Call
383
Inputting Digits
384
Muting Your Voice
384
Speaking on the Phone
384
Transferring a Call
384
Automatic Volume Adjustment
385
Phone Call System Functions
385
Situations Where the System May Not Recognize Your Voice
385
When Talking on the Phone
385
Bluetooth
386
When Transferring Ownership of the Vehicle
386
Audio System (Entune Audio)
389
Audio System (Entune Audio) Functions
389
Operating Conditions
389
Using the Audio System
389
Audio System Operation Buttons
391
Audio System Operations (Entune Audio)
391
Basic Operations
391
Touch Screen Gestures
392
When Using the Touch Screen
392
Operating the Audio System Using the Steering Wheel Switches
393
Steering Wheel Audio Switches
393
AUX Port/Usb Port
394
Ipod
394
Portable Audio Player
394
Basic Audio Operations
395
Operating the Audio System
395
Display “Setup” Screen
397
Setup Menu
397
General Settings
398
Screen for General Settings
398
Clock
399
Deleting Personal Data
399
Audio Settings
400
Automatic Sound Leveliser (ASL)
400
Screen for Audio Settings
400
The Sound Quality Level Is Adjusted Individually
400
Day Mode
401
Display Settings
401
Screen for Display Settings
401
Adjusting the Screen Brightness/Contrast
402
Voice Settings
403
Changing Audio Source
404
Selecting the Audio Source
404
Using the Steering Wheel Switches to Change Audio Source
404
5-14. Using the Audio System
404
List Screen Operation
405
How to Scroll
405
Selecting, Fast-Forwarding and Reversing Tracks/Files/Songs
406
Selecting a Track/File/Song
406
Selecting a Track/File/Song from the Track/File/Song List
406
How to Adjust the Sound Settings and Sound Quality
407
Optimal Use of the Audio System
407
Audio Control Screen
408
Selecting a Station
408
Seek Tuning
408
Manual Tuning
408
5-15. Using the Radio
408
Radio Operation
408
Refreshing the Station List
409
5-16. Playing an Audio CD and
410
Displaying the Title and Artist Name
410
CD Player Operation
410
CD Player and Disc Information
411
CD Discs
411
MP3, WMA and AAC Files
412
Ipod Player Operation
417
Using an External Device
417
USB Memory Device Player Operation
422
Error Messages for USB Memory
423
Using the AUX Port
427
Preparations to Use Wireless Communication
428
5-18. Connecting Bluetooth
428
Registering and Connecting from the “Bluetooth* Setup” Screen
430
Registering a Bluetooth Audio Player for the First Time
431
Registering a Bluetooth ® Phone for the First Time
432
Registering a Bluetooth ® Device
433
Deleting a Bluetooth Device
434
Connecting a Bluetooth ® Device
435
Auto Connection
436
Manual Connection
436
Reconnecting a Bluetooth Phone
436
Bluetooth Device Registration Status
437
Changing Connection Method
437
Displaying a Bluetooth ® Device Details
437
Detailed Bluetooth ® Settings
438
How to Check and Change Detailed Bluetooth Settings
438
Editing the Bluetooth PIN
439
Listening to Bluetooth Audio
440
Status Display
440
5-19. Bluetooth® Audio
440
Audio
441
Using a Bluetooth Phone
442
Phone Screen
442
5-20. Bluetooth® Phone
442
Making a Call
444
Dialing
444
Dialing from the Contacts List
444
When the Contact Is Empty
444
For PBAP Compatible Bluetooth Phones
445
For PBAP Incompatible but OPP Compatible Bluetooth Phones
445
Calling Using Favorites List
446
Dialing from Call History
446
Call History List
446
International Calls
446
Receiving a Call
447
To Answer the Phone
447
To Adjust the Incoming Call Volume
447
To Refuse a Call
447
To Adjust the Call Volume
448
To Prevent the Other Party from Hearing Your Voice
448
Inputting Tones
448
Speaking on the Phone
448
Release Tones
449
To Hang up
449
To Transfer a Call
449
Transmit Volume Setting
449
Call Waiting
450
Call Waiting Operation
450
Transferring Calls
450
Bluetooth ® Phone Message Function
451
Displaying “Message Inbox” Screen
451
Receiving a Message
451
Checking the Messages
453
Editing Quick Reply Message
454
Replying to a Message
454
Calling from a Number Within a Message
455
Calling the Message Sender
455
Using the Steering Wheel Switches
456
“Phone/Message Settings” Screen
457
Bluetooth ® Phone Settings
457
Sound Setting
458
Contact/Call History Settings
459
“Contact/Call History Settings” Screen
459
Phonebook
459
Update Contacts from Phone
460
Registering a New Contact to the Contact List
462
Editing the Contact Data
463
Editing the Contacts in a Different Way
463
Deleting the Contact Data
464
Deleting the Contact in a Different Way
464
Favorites List Setting
464
Registering the Contacts in the Favorites List
464
Deleting Contacts in the Favorites List in a Different Way
466
Deleting the Contacts in the Favorites List
466
Message Settings
467
Displaying the “Messaging Settings” Screen in a Different Way
468
Phone Display Settings
468
5-22. Bluetooth
469
Bluetooth
469
What to Do If... (Troubleshooting)
469
When Registering/Connecting a Cellular Phone
470
Contact Data Cannot be Edited
471
Contact Data Cannot be Transferred Manually/Automatically
471
Messages Cannot be Viewed
471
Bluetooth
473
5-23. Other Function
475
System
475
Voice Command System
478
Using the Voice Command System
478
Casual Speech Recognization
479
Expression Examples for each Function
479
Command List
480
Mobile Assistant
481
Adjusting the Mobile Assistant Volume
481
Notes about Mobile Assistant
482
5-23. Other Function
475
Interior Features
483
When Using the Contact List
471
6-1. Using the Air Conditioning System and Defogger
484
Using the Air Conditioning System and Defogger Manual Air Conditioning System
484
Adjusting the Fan Speed Setting
484
Adjusting the Temperature Setting
484
Manual Air Conditioning System
484
Changing the Air Flow Mode
485
Defogging the Windshield
485
Switching between Outside Air and Recirculated Air Modes
485
Air Outlets
486
Defogging the Rear Window and Outside Rear View Mirrors
486
Location of Air Outlets
486
Windshield Wiper De-Icer
486
Adjusting the Position of and Opening and Closing the Air Outlets
487
Fogging up of the Windows
488
Outside/Recirculated Air Mode
488
Ventilation and Air Conditioning Odors
488
Automatic Air Conditioning System
490
Change the Airflow Mode
491
Using the Automatic Mode
491
Automatic Mode Indicator
492
Micro Dust and Pollen Filter Mode Button
492
Heated Steering Wheel/ Seat Heaters
499
Heated Steering Wheel
500
Seat Heaters
500
Interior Lights List
501
Other Functions
492
Using the Interior Lights
501
Interior Lights
502
Personal Lights
502
List of Storage Features
504
6-3. Using the Storage Features
504
Glove Box
505
Console Box
505
Cup Holders
506
Bottle Holders
507
Auxiliary Box
507
Luggage Compartment Features
508
Cargo Hooks
508
Grocery Bag Hooks
508
Storage Boxes
509
Luggage Cover
510
Installing the Luggage Cover
510
Removing the Luggage Cover
511
Stowing the Luggage Cover
511
Rear Cargo Net
513
Installing to the Upper Level and Changing the Fixed Position
514
Installing the Rear Cargo Net
514
Changing the Fixed Position of the Pole
515
Installing to the Lower Level and Changing the Fixed Position
516
Stowing the Rear Cargo Net
517
6-4. Using the Other Interior
519
Other Interior Features
519
Sun Visors
519
Vanity Mirrors
519
Power Outlets
520
Armrest
521
Coat Hooks
521
Assist Grips
522
Garage Door Opener
523
Programming the Homelink
523
Before Programming Homelink
523
Programming Homelink
524
Programming a Rolling Code System
525
Enabling 2-Way Communication with a Garage Door
526
Operating Homelink
527
Reprogramming a Single Homelink Button
527
Garage Door Operation Indicators
527
Erasing the Entire Homelink Memory (All Three Codes)
528
Codes Stored in the Homelink Memory
528
Before Programming
528
When Support Is Necessary
529
Compass
530
Displays and Directions
530
Calibrating the Compass
531
Deviation Calibration
531
Circling Calibration
532
Conditions Unfavorable to Correct Operation
532
Maintenance and Care
535
Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior
536
Automatic Car Washes
536
High Pressure Car Washes
536
When Using a Car Wash (Vehicles with Smart Key System)
536
Maintenance and Care Cleaning and Protecting
536
7-1. Maintenance and Care
536
Aluminum Wheels
537
Bumpers
537
Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior
539
Cleaning the Leather Areas
539
Cleaning the Synthetic Leather Areas
539
Caring for Leather Areas
540
Shampooing the Carpets
540
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance
542
General Maintenance
542
Maintenance Requirements
542
Scheduled Maintenance
542
7-2. Maintenance
542
Allow Inspection and Repairs to be Performed by a Toyota Dealer
543
Maintenance
543
Repair and Replacement
543
Engine Compartment
545
General Maintenance
545
Vehicle Interior
546
Vehicle Exterior
547
Emission Inspection and Maintenance (I/M) Programs
548
If the Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes on
548
If Your Vehicle Does Not Pass the I/M Test
548
Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions
549
7-3. Do-It-Yourself Maintenance
549
Hood
551
Positioning a Floor Jack
553
Engine Compartment
554
Engine Oil
555
Checking the Engine Oil
555
Adding Engine Oil
556
Flat Dipstick
556
Non-Flat Dipstick
556
Engine Oil Consumption
557
Engine Coolant
558
Coolant Selection
558
If the Coolant Level Drops Within a Short Time of Replenishing
558
Radiator and Condenser
560
Brake Fluid
560
Adding Fluid
560
Checking Fluid Level
560
Battery
561
Battery Exterior
561
Brake Fluid Can Absorb Moisture from the Air
561
Before Recharging
562
After Recharging/Reconnecting the Battery
562
Washer Fluid
564
Tires
565
Checking Tires
565
Tire Rotation
566
Tire Pressure Warning System
567
Installing Tire Pressure Warning Valves and Transmitters
567
Initializing the Tire Pressure Warning System
567
How to Initialize the Tire Pressure Warning System
568
Registering ID Codes
569
When to Replace Your Vehicle’s Tires
569
Replacing Tires and Wheels
569
Tire Life
569
Maximum Load of Tire
570
Tire Types
570
Summer Tires
570
All Season Tires
570
The Initialization Operation
572
When Initialization of the Tire Pressure Warning System Has Failed
572
Tire Pressure Warning System Certification
573
Tire Inflation Pressure
577
Inspection and Adjustment Procedure
578
Tire Inflation Pressure Check Interval
578
Effects of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure
578
Instructions for Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
579
Wheels
580
Wheel Selection
580
Aluminum Wheel Precautions
580
When Replacing Wheels
581
Air Conditioning Filter
583
Removal Method
583
Changing Interval
584
If Air Flow from the Vents Decreases Dramatically
584
Wireless Remote Control/Electronic Key Battery
585
Replacing the Battery
585
If the Key Battery Is Depleted
587
Checking and Replacing Fuses
588
Under the Instrument Panel
588
Behind the Instrument Panel
588
After a Fuse Is Replaced
590
If There Is an Overload in a Circuit
590
Light Bulbs
591
Preparing for Light Bulb Replacement
591
Bulb Locations
591
Replacing Light Bulbs
592
Rear
592
Headlights/Daytime Running Lights (Halogen Headlights)
592
Front Turn Signal Lights/Parking Lights
593
Front Turn Signal Lights (LED Headlights)
593
Front Side Maker Lights
594
Fog Lights
594
Tail Lights (Bulb Type)
598
Back-Up Lights
599
License Plate Lights
600
Replacing the Following Bulbs
601
LED Lights
601
Condensation Build-Up on the Inside of the Lens
601
When Trouble Arises
603
8-1. Essential Information
603
Emergency Flashers
604
If Your Vehicle Has to be Stopped in an Emergency
605
If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed
607
Situations When It Is Necessary to Contact Dealers before Towing
607
Towing with a Sling-Type Truck
607
Steps to Take in an Emergency if Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed
607
Towing with a Wheel-Lift Type Truck
608
Using a Flatbed Truck
608
Emergency Towing
609
Emergency Towing Procedure
609
While Towing
610
Wheel Nut Wrench
610
Audible Symptoms
613
If You Think Something Is Wrong
613
Operational Symptoms
613
Visible Symptoms
613
Fuel Pump Shut off System
614
If a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds
615
Warning Light and Warning Buzzer List
615
Electric Power Steering System Warning Light (Warning Buzzer)
620
If the Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes on While Driving
620
SRS Warning Light
620
When the Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes on
620
If the Tire Pressure Warning System Is Not Functioning
621
The Tire Pressure Warning Light May Come on Due to Natural Causes
621
Warning Buzzer
622
If a Warning Message Is Displayed (Multi-Information Display with Color Display Only)
626
Warning Message and Warning Buzzer List
627
Before Jacking up the Vehicle
642
If You Have a Flat Tire
642
Location of the Spare Tire, Jack and Tools
643
Taking out the Jack
645
Replacing a Flat Tire
646
Taking out the Spare Tire
646
Installing the Spare Tire
650
If the Engine will Not Start
655
Emergency Start Function (Vehicles with Smart Key System)
656
If the Shift Lever Cannot be Shifted from P
657
If the Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly (Vehicles with Smart Key System)
658
Locking and Unlocking the Doors
658
Replacing the Key Battery
659
When the Electronic Key Does Not Work Properly
659
If the Vehicle Battery Is Discharged
660
Charging the Battery
661
Starting the Engine When the Battery Is Discharged
661
To Prevent Battery Discharge
661
When Recharging or Replacing the Battery
662
When the Battery Is Removed or Discharged
662
Correction Procedures
664
If Your Vehicle Overheats
664
If the Vehicle Becomes Stuck
667
When It Is Difficult to Free the Vehicle
667
8-1. Essential Information
604
8-2. Steps to Take in an
607
Vehicle Specifications
669
Dimensions and Weights
670
Maintenance Data (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)
670
Specifications Maintenance Data
670
(Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)
670
9-1. Specifications
670
Vehicle Identification
671
Vehicle Identification Number
671
Engine Number
672
Engine Oil Selection
673
Cooling System
674
How to Read Oil Container Label
674
Fuel Information
679
Gasoline Quality
679
Gasoline Quality Standards
679
Recommendation of the Use of Gasoline Containing Detergent Additives
679
If Your Engine Knocks
680
Non-Recommendation of the Use of Blended Gasoline
680
Non-Recommendation of the Use of Gasoline Containing MMT
680
Compact Spare Tire
682
Full-Size Tire
682
Tire Information
682
Typical Tire Symbols
682
Typical DOT and Tire Identification Number (TIN)
684
Tire Dimensions
685
Tire Size
685
Typical Tire Size Information
685
Tire Section Names
686
DOT Quality Grades
687
Traction AA, A, B, C
687
Treadwear
687
Uniform Tire Quality Grading
687
Temperature A, B, C
688
Glossary of Tire Terminology
689
Changing Using Entune Audio
695
Changing Using the Multi-Information Display
695
Customizable Features
695
Customizing Vehicle Features
695
Customization
695
Instrument Cluster (with Color Display)
697
Vehicle Customization
703
Items to Initialize
705
Initialization
705
For Owners
707
Reporting Safety Defects for U.S. Owners
708
Seat Belt Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)
709
SRS Airbag Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)
711
Index
721
What to Do if
721
(Troubleshooting)
721
The Doors Cannot be Locked, Unlocked, Opened or Closed
722
You Lose Your Keys
722
The Doors Cannot be Locked or Unlocked
722
The Rear Door Cannot be Opened
722
The Engine Does Not Start
723
The Engine Switch Is Turned off Automatically
724
A Warning Buzzer Sounds During Driving
724
A Warning Buzzer Sounds When Leaving the Vehicle
724
A Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Message Is Displayed
724
When a Problem Has Occurred
725
The Vehicle Becomes Stuck
725
Alphabetical Index
726
Gas Station Information
740
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Model
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Category
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Language
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