This document is a Quick Reference Guide for the 2017 Toyota 86, providing a summary of basic vehicle operations and features. It is not a substitute for the Owner's Manual but aims to help users quickly locate and use the vehicle's main equipment.
Function Description:
The Toyota 86 Quick Reference Guide serves as a concise instructional manual for the vehicle's fundamental operations. It covers various aspects of the car, from basic controls and safety features to maintenance and connectivity. The guide is structured to allow for quick navigation, with an index that categorizes information into "Overview," "Features & Operations," and "Safety & Emergency Features." It emphasizes safe vehicle operations and encourages users to consult the full Owner's Manual for comprehensive details and safety instructions.
Usage Features:
Overview:
- Instrument Panel: Provides a visual guide to the steering wheel controls, including paddle shift switches (if equipped), audio control switches, ignition, and cruise control. It also points out the headlight and turn signal controls, instrument panel light control, trunk opener, fuel filler door opener, hood release, and tilt and telescopic steering lock release.
- Instrument Cluster: Details the analog speedometer, tachometer, fuel gauge, km/h MPH switch, odometer/trip meter/Multi-Information Display (MID), engine coolant temperature, digital speedometer, display switch, and odometer/trip meter display change switch.
- Indicator Symbols: Explains various service indicators and reminders, such as AIR BAG ON/OFF, Airbag SRS warning, Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) warning, Automatic Transmission fluid temperature warning, Brake system warning, Charging system warning, Cruise control indicators, Electric power steering system warning, Fuel tank door position, Headlight low/high beam indicators, Hill-start assist control ON indicator, Low engine oil pressure warning, Low fuel level warning, Low Tire Pressure Warning, Malfunction/Check Engine indicator, Open door warning, REV (engine RPM) indicator, Seat belt reminder, Security indicator, Shift position and shift range indicator, Shift-up indicator, Slip indicator, SNOW indicator (if equipped), SPORT indicator (if equipped), TRACK mode indicator, Traction Control OFF indicator, Turn signal indicator, Upshift/downshift indicator, and Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) OFF indicator.
- Keyless Entry: Describes locking and unlocking operations using the remote key, including single-press for driver door and double-press for all doors. It notes that if a door is not opened within 60 seconds of unlocking, all doors will relock for safety. It also explains the panic button function (push and hold) and trunk unlocking operation (push and hold).
- Light Control-Instrument Cluster: Illustrates how to adjust the brightness of the instrument cluster using the brightness control.
- Fuel Tank Door Release & Cap: Shows the pull-up lever for the fuel filler door opener and instructions to tighten the cap until one click is heard to prevent the Check Engine indicator from illuminating.
- Hood Release: Details the process of pulling the release lever, lifting the latch, raising the hood, and engaging the support rod.
Features & Operations:
- Automatic Transmission (if equipped): Explains the shift lever positions (Park, Reverse, Neutral, Drive, "M" mode) and the use of paddle shift switches for upshifting (+) and downshifting (-) in "M" (Manual) mode. It notes that the ignition must be "ON" and the brake pedal depressed to shift from Park.
- Manual Transmission (if equipped): Illustrates the shift pattern (1-3-5 and 2-4-6) and how to lift a ring to shift into reverse.
- Parking Brake: Describes how to set (pull) and release (push slightly, then lower) the parking brake.
- Cruise Control: Explains how to turn the system ON/OFF, set speed, cancel, resume, and increase/decrease speed.
- Driving Modes (Automatic Transmission if equipped): Describes Normal mode, Sport mode (for sporty driving or mountainous regions), and Snow mode (for accelerating and driving on slippery surfaces). It notes that pressing the switch illuminates the corresponding indicator, and pressing it again cancels the mode.
- Manual Transmission (if equipped) Driving Modes: Explains Normal mode for secure and smooth driving and "TRACK" mode for added control and maneuverability. In "TRACK" mode, both "TRACK" and "VSC OFF" indicators illuminate.
- Hill-start Assist Control (HAC): Describes HAC's function in maintaining braking force on inclines/declines and how to enable it. The ON indicator illuminates when enabled and flashes during operation.
- Lights & Turn Signals: Covers headlight controls (Headlights, Parking lights, AUTO, OFF, Low beam, High beam, High beam flasher) and turn signal controls (Right turn, Lane change, Left turn). It also mentions the automatic light cut-off system.
- Multi-Information Display (MID): Explains how to use the "DISP" button to cycle through information like outside temperature, current fuel consumption, average fuel consumption, and setting screen for the REV (engine RPM) indicator. The "ODO TRIP" button cycles through odometer, trip meter, and setting screen for the REV (engine RPM) indicator.
- Windshield Wipers & Washers: Details single wipe, interval wipe, slow, fast, and pull to wash and wipe functions. It also mentions intermittent windshield wiper frequency adjustment.
- Seat Adjustments-Front: Illustrates seat position (forward/backward), seatback lock release, seatback angle, and height crank (driver side only).
- Seats-Fold Down Rear Seats: Shows how to pull a lever and fold down the rear seats.
- Seats-Head Restraints: Explains how to adjust head restraint height and use the lock release button.
- Tilt Steering Wheel: Describes how to adjust the steering wheel's angle and length by holding the wheel, pushing the lever down, setting the position, and returning the lever. It warns against adjusting while the vehicle is in motion.
- Air Conditioning/Heating: Illustrates controls for airflow vent, rear window defogger, temperature selector, recirculate cabin air (outside air when OFF), windshield airflow, fan speed, and A/C ON/OFF. It notes that the "ttt" mode uses outside air only.
- Windows: Covers driver door window controls for up and down, including automatic operation (full press) and stopping midway (light press). It also describes the window lock switch, which deactivates passenger windows while keeping the driver's window operable.
- Clock: Explains how to set the hour, minute, and round off minutes. The ignition switch must be "ON" for clock adjustments.
- Door Locks: Shows the lock and unlock buttons.
- Trunk Release: Illustrates the push and hold action for the trunk opener.
- AUX/USB Port: Describes how to connect a mini plug (not included) to the AUX port for portable audio devices and how to connect a USB memory or USB-compatible portable audio device to the USB port.
- Power Outlets: Points out power outlets in the console tray and glove box (12V/120W) for car accessories, noting that the ignition switch must be in "ACC" or "ON" position.
- Cup/Bottle Holders: Shows the location of cup/bottle holders.
Safety & Emergency Features:
- Rear View Monitor System: Explains that the system displays an image of the area behind the vehicle when in reverse, requiring the ignition to be "ON" and the gear selector in "REVERSE." It warns that the system does not provide a comprehensive view and that environmental conditions may obscure the view.
- Seat Belts: Illustrates proper seat belt usage, emphasizing keeping the belt low on the hips and taking up slack. It explains the Automatic Locking Retractor (ALR) feature for securing child restraint systems.
- Tire Pressure Monitoring (warning) System (TPMS): Describes how the "(!)" indicator illuminates when tire pressure is critically low and turns off after correct inflation.
- Spare Tire & Tools: Provides a diagram showing the location of the screwdriver, jack handle, towing eyelet, wheel nut wrench, jack, and spare tire. It details the steps to remove the spare tire (remove cover, loosen and remove bolt).
- Star Safety System™: Explains that the vehicle comes standard with this system, which combines Traction Control (TRAC), Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD), Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), Brake Assist (BA), and an Anti-lock Braking System (ABS).
- Vehicle Stability Control (VSC): Helps prevent loss of traction during cornering by reducing engine power and applying brake force to selected wheels.
- Traction Control (TRAC): Helps maintain traction on loose gravel, wet, icy, or uneven surfaces by applying brake force to spinning wheels and limiting engine output.
- Brake Assist (BA): Detects sudden or "panic" braking and adds pressure to decrease stopping distance.
- Electronic Brake Force Distribution (EBD): Enhances braking effectiveness by redistributing brake force to all four wheels during abrupt stops.
- Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS): Prevents wheel lockup by "pulsing" brakes independently, helping maintain directional control.
- Smart Stop Technology (SST): Automatically reduces engine power when accelerator and brake pedals are pressed simultaneously under certain conditions (speeds over 5 mph, brake applied firmly for over half a second). It does not engage if the brake pedal is pressed first.
- Floor Mat Installation: Provides instructions for properly installing Toyota floor mats, emphasizing using model-specific mats, only one mat at a time, and aligning "Δ" marks.
Pairing Bluetooth® Phone for the First Time:
- Touch Screen Display Audio and Display Audio with Navigation:
- Step 1: Turn on Bluetooth® connection setting on the cellular phone.
- Step 2: Press the "Phone" button, then touch "Yes" to register a phone.
- Step 3 (With Navigation): Touch the "Make system discoverable" button.
- Step 4: Search for "My Toyota" on the phone's Bluetooth® screen and select it.
- Step 5: A message will display on the head unit requesting messaging access. For iPhone®, allow head unit access to messaging and contacts. For Android™, check "Don't ask again" to avoid repeated prompts.
- Step 6: Touch "OK" when the connection status changes to "Connected."
- Step 7 (Navigation Units Only): Confirm the passkey number matches between the screen and the Bluetooth® device, then press "Yes."
Maintenance Features:
- Engine Maintenance: Identifies the engine oil level dipstick, engine oil filler cap, engine coolant reservoir, and windshield washer fluid tank. It advises that regularly scheduled maintenance, including oil changes, helps extend vehicle life and maintain performance, referring to the "Warranty Maintenance Guide."
Important Notes:
- The Quick Reference Guide is current at the time of printing. Toyota reserves the right to make changes without notice.
- All information regarding Bluetooth® connectivity, navigation, and other systems is subject to availability and accuracy, and users are advised to consult the Owner's Manual and Toyota.com for more details.
- Safety warnings are highlighted throughout the guide, emphasizing the importance of safe operating instructions to avoid injury or equipment malfunction.
- Concentrating on the road should always be the first priority while driving. Do not use the hands-free phone system if it will distract you.
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