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4-4. Refueling

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■ When the fuel filler door cannot be opened by pressing the inside switch

The fuel filler door can be opened using the emergency lock release lever.

Remove the cover at the location

shown in the illustration

Pull the lever out

WARNING

■ When replacing the fuel tank cap

Do not use anything but a genuine Toyota fuel tank cap designed for your

vehicle. Doing so may cause a fire or other incident which may result in

death or serious injury.

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- For Safety and Security34
  - Before Driving35
  - Floor Mat35
For Safe Use35
- Adjusting the Mirrors37
- For Safe Driving37
  - 2-Point Type Seat Belt39
  - 3-Point Type Seat Belt39
- Seat Belts39
- SRS Airbags44
- Safety Information for Children53
- Exhaust Gas Precautions54
- Instrument Cluster56
  - Correct Driving Posture37
  - Correct Use of the Seat Belts37
Instrument Cluster Warning Lights and Indicators57
- Non-Optitron Type (Type A)57
- Non-Optitron Type (Type B)57
- Non-Optitron Type (Type C)58
- Non-Optitron Type (Type D)58
- Optitron Type59
- Warning Lights60
- Indicators62
2 Instrument Cluster64
- Gauges and Meters64
- Multi-Information Display (Non-Optitron Type)70
- Multi-Information Display (Optitron Type)73
  - Switching the Display73
  - Trip Information74
- Operation of each Component78
3-1. Key Information78
3-1. Key Information79
- Keys79
- If You Lose Your Keys (Except for Spare Tire Lock Key)79
3-2. Opening, Closing and80
- Driver’s Door80
- Locking and Unlocking the Doors from Outside80
- Locking and Unlocking the Doors from Inside81
- Door Lock Switch81
- Locking the Driver’s Door from the Outside Without a Key81
- Inside Lock Button81
- Passengers’ Door (Folding Type)83
- Locking/Unlocking the Passengers’ Door from the Outside83
- Vehicles Without Automatic Passengers’ Door83
- Vehicles with Automatic Passengers’ Door (Except for Taiwan)83
- Opening/Closing the Passengers’ Door84
- Passengers’ Door Handle84
- Outside Door Handle (Except for Taiwan)84
- Inside Door Handle84
- Remote Control (Mechanical Folding Door)85
- Passengers’ Door Control Switch85
- Enabling/Disabling Automatic Operation86
- Automatic Operation86
- Manual Operation86
- Automatic Passengers’ Door Can be Operated When87
- Automatic Passengers’ Door87
- Accelerator Interlock87
- When Leaving the Vehicle Unattended87
- Passengers’ Door (Glide Type)93
- Locking/Unlocking the Passengers’ Door from Inside94
- Locking the Passengers’ Door from the Outside Without a Key97
- Passengers’ Door Closer97
- To Prevent Passengers’ Door Closer Malfunction103
- Accelerator Interlock Precautions103
- Luggage Compartment Door104
  - Opening the Luggage Compartment Door104
  - Operating the Luggage Compartment Door106
  - Luggage Compartment Door Damper Stays107
- Back Doors108
  - Locking and Unlocking the Back Doors from the Outside108
  - Locking/Unlocking the Back Doors from Inside109
  - Locking the Back Doors from the Outside Without a Key109
  - Opening the Back Doors110
  - Outside Door Handle110
  - When Closing the Back Doors112
  - Closing the Back Doors from the Outside112
  - Closing the Back Doors from the Inside112
  - Back Door Stoppers113
  - Back Door Step113
  - Rear Interior Lights113
  - Driver’s Seat116
3-2. Opening, Closing and80
Adjusting the Seats116
- Adjustment Procedure117
- Passengers’ Seats117
- Seatback Angle Adjusting Strap117
- Unfold Auxiliary Seats117
- Tumbling the Rearmost Seats (Tumbling Seats Only)118
- Head Restraint120
3-4. Adjusting the Steering122
3-4. Adjusting the Steering122
- Steering Wheel122
- Horn122
- Inside Rear View Mirror124
- Adjusting the Rear View Mirror124
- Outside Rear View Mirrors125
- Auxiliary Mirrors129
3-5. Opening and Closing132
- Side Windows132
Opening and Closing132
- The Windows132
- Driving134
  - Driving the Vehicle135
  - Stopping135
4-1. before Driving135
- Parking the Vehicle136
- Starting off on a Steep Uphill136
- Breaking in Your New Toyota137
- Driving in the Rain137
- Engine Speed While Driving (Vehicles with an Automatic Transmission)137
- How to Cut off the Fuel Supply (LPG Engine)138
- Idling Time before Stopping the Engine138
- Operating Your Vehicle in a Foreign Country138
- Cargo and Luggage146
- Roof Rack146
- Engine (Ignition) Switch150
  - Starting the Engine (1HZ Engine)150
  - Starting the Engine (2TR-FE Engine)150
Driving Procedures150
- Starting the Engine (1BZ-FPE Engine)151
- Changing the Engine Switch Positions152
- Turning the Key from “ACC” to “LOCK”152
- Automatic Transmission154
- Manual Transmission159
- Turn Signal Lever161
- Turn Signals Can be Operated When161
- Parking Brake162
- Exhaust Retarder (Exhaust Brake) Switch163
- DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) System164
4-3. Operating the Lights169
4-3. Operating the Lights169
- Headlight Switch169
- Fog Light Switch171
- Windshield Wipers and Washer173
- Rear Window Wiper and Washer175
4-5. Using the Driving188
4-5. Using the Driving188
- Driving Assist Systems188
- Winter Driving Tips194
- Eco-Friendly Driving Tips198
- Audio System202
5-1. Basic Operations202
- Audio System Types203
- Using Cellular Phones203
- AUX Port/Usb Port210
- Optimal Use of the Audio System211
5-1. Basic Operations203
5-2. Using the Audio System211
- Adjusting Sound Quality212
- Changing Sound Quality Modes212
- Using the Audio Control Function212
- Radio Operation213
- Setting Station Presets213
5-3. Using the Radio213
- Reception Sensitivity214
- When the Battery Is Disconnected214
5-4. Playing an Audio CD and215
5-4. Playing an Audio CD and215
- CD Player Operation215
- Listening to an Ipod225
- Control Panel225
5-5. Using an External Device225
- Play Mode List226
- Selecting a Play Mode226
- Selecting a List227
- Selecting a Song from the Song List227
- Selecting Songs227
- Fast-Forwarding and Rewinding Songs228
- About Ipod229
- Ipod Functions229
- Ipod Problems230
- Compatible Models231
- Listening USB Memory Device233
- Using the AUX Port240
- When Using a Portable Audio Device Connected to the Power Outlet240
- Microphone Amplifier241
- When the Microphone Amplifier Is Turned on241
- Interior Features244
6-1. Using the Air244
- Conditioning System244
- And Defogger244
- Front Heater System245
- Boost Ventilator System251
- Air Outlets253
- Cooler System255
- Rear Heater System259
- Rear Window Defogger Switch261
  - Turns the Defoggers On/Off261
  - The Defoggers Can be Operated When261
- Interior Lights List262
6-1. Using the Air245
Using the Interior Lights262
- Front Interior Light and Rear Interior Lights263
- List of Storage Features264
6-4. Other Interior Features271
- Adjusting Temperature272
- To Use the Refrigerator Effectively272
- Clock273
- Sun Visors273
- Power Outlet274
  - The Power Outlet Can be Used When274
  - When Turning the Engine Switch off274
- Ashtrays275
- Tachograph276
- Maintenance and Care282
Maintenance and Care Cleaning and Protecting283
- 7-1. Maintenance and Care283
7-3. Do-It-Yourself310
- Emergency Flashers383
- Plated Portions283
8-1. Essential Information383
- If Your Vehicle Has to be Stopped in an Emergency384
8-2. Steps to Take in an386
- If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed386
- Towing with a Sling-Type Truck386
- Situations When It Is Necessary to Contact Dealers before Towing386
- Steps to Take in an386
  - Towing with a Wheel-Lift Type Truck387
  - Using a Flatbed Truck387
  - From the Front387
  - From the Rear387
  - Emergency Towing388
  - Emergency Towing Procedure389
  - While Towing390
- If You Think Something Is Wrong392
  - Visible Symptoms392
  - Audible Symptoms392
  - Operational Symptoms392
- Fire Extinguisher393
- After Using the Fire Extinguisher394
- If a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds395
  - Brake System Warning Buzzer399
  - Low Engine Oil Pressure Warning Buzzer:399
  - Open Door Warning Buzzer (Vehicles for Hong Kong)399
  - Driver’s Seat Belt Reminder Buzzer399
  - Parking Brake Engaged Warning Buzzer400
  - Low Vacuum Warning Buzzer (Diesel Engine and LPG Engine)400
  - High Coolant Temperature Warning Buzzer400
  - Warning Buzzer400
- If a Warning Message Is Displayed402
  - Master Warning Light402
  - Messages and Warnings403
  - Warning Messages404
  - System Warning Lights404
  - If “ENGINE OIL LOW” Is Shown404
  - If “Visit Your Dealer” Is Shown404
- If You Have a Flat Tire405
  - Before Jacking up the Vehicle405
  - Location of the Spare Tire, Jack and Tool Bag406
  - Taking out the Jack409
  - Taking out the Tool Bag409
  - Taking out the Spare Tire410
  - Replacing a Flat Tire412
  - Stowing the Flat Tire, Jack and All Tools420
  - When Reinstalling the Nuts and Stop Bolts422
  - When Positioning the Rear Jack422
- If the Engine will Not Start424
- If the Vehicle Battery Is Discharged425
- 2TR-FE and 1HZ Engines426
- If Your Vehicle Overheats431
- If You Run out of Fuel and the Engine Stalls (Diesel Engine Only)434
- Vehicles with N04C-VQ and N04C-WA Engines435
- If You Suspect the Fuel Is Leaking (LPG Engine Only)437
- If the Vehicle Becomes Stuck439
- When It Is Difficult to Free the Vehicle (Vehicles with a TRC System)439
- If You Must Escape from a Window441
- If You Must Escape from the Passengers' Door (for Taiwan)444
- If You Need Cut off Vehicle Power in an Emergency445
- If You Must Escape from the Emergency Door447
  - Opening the Doors for Emergency Exit447
  - From Inside the Vehicle448
  - Power Door Lock for the Emergency Door450
  - Vehicle Specifications452
9-1. Specifications452
9-1. Specifications453
- (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)453
- Fuel Information476
  - If Your Engine Knocks476
  - Use of Ethanol Blended Gasoline in a Gasoline Engine476
- Customizable Features478
- Multi-Information Display478
Customization478
Appendix480
- (Troubleshooting)480
- What to Do if480

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