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5-2. Steps to take in an emergency

When trouble arises

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 Changing “ENGINE START STOP” switch modes

Vehicles with a Multidrive

Within 10 seconds of the buzzer sounding, release the brake pedal and

press the “ENGINE START STOP” switch.

The engine does not start and modes will be changed each time the switch

is pressed. (P. 181)

Vehicles with a manual transmission

Within 10 seconds of the buzzer sounding, release the clutch pedal and

press the “ENGINE START STOP” switch.

The engine does not start and modes will be changed each time the switch

is pressed. (P. 181)

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- 1 Before Driving35
Key Information35
- Key Information36
- Keys36
- Wireless Remote Control62
- Side Doors72
- Back Door75
Adjustable Components79
- Front Seats79
- Rear Seats82
- Seat Belts86
- Steering Wheel91
- After Adjusting the Steering Wheel91
- Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror92
  - Adjusting the Height of Rear View Mirror93
  - To Prevent Sensor Error94
- Outside Rear View Mirrors95
- Power Windows100
  - Window Lock Switch100
  - Driver’s Power Window Switches100
- Opening and Closing the Windows Power Windows100
Refueling103
- Opening the Fuel Tank Cap103
Theft Deterrent System108
- Engine Immobilizer System108
Safety Information122
- Correct Driving Posture122
- SRS Airbags124
- Child Restraint Systems137
- Installing Child Restraints148
- Airbag Manual On-Off System159
- 2 When Driving163
Instrument Cluster197
- Gauges and Meters197
- To Prevent Damage to the Engine and Its Components198
- Indicators and Warning Lights199
- Multi-Information Display205
- Headlight Switch211
- Fog Light Switch216
  - Front and Rear Fog Light Switch216
  - Rear Fog Light Switch217
- Windshield Wipers and Washer218
- Rear Window Wiper and Washer222
Using Other Driving Systems224
- Driving Assist Systems224
Driving Information229
- Cargo and Luggage229
  - Things that Must Not be Carried in the Luggage Compartment229
  - Storage Precautions229
- Winter Driving Tips231
- Trailer Towing235
- 3 Interior Features237
Using the Air Conditioning237
- System and Defogger237
- Manual Air Conditioning System238
  - Adjusting the Settings238
  - Adjusting the Temperature Setting238
- Using the Air Conditioning System and Defogger Manual Air Conditioning System238
- Automatic Air Conditioning System244
- Rear Window Defogger252
- Rear Window and Outside Rear View Mirror Defoggers254
  - The Rear Window and Outside Rear View Mirror Defoggers Can be Operated255
  - When the Outside Rear View Mirror Defoggers Are on255
Using the Audio System257
- Audio System Type257
- Using the Radio260
- Using the CD Player265
- Playing Back MP3 and WMA Discs272
- Optimal Use of the Audio System280
- Adjusting Sound Quality and Balance280
- Using the aux Port282
  - Operating Portable Audio Devices Connected to the Audio System283
  - When Using a Portable Audio Device Connected to the Power Outlet283
- Using the Steering Wheel Audio Switches284
Using the Interior Lights286
- Interior Lights List286
Using the Storage Features288
- List of Storage Features288
Other Interior Features293
- Sun Visors293
- Vanity Mirrors294
- Power Outlet295
- Seat Heaters296
- Assist Grips298
- To Prevent Damage to the Assist Grip298
- Floor Mat299
- When Installing the Driver’s Floor Mat300
- Luggage Compartment Features301
- 4 Maintenance and Care305
Maintenance and Care Cleaning and Protecting306
- Maintenance and Care306
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance313
- Where to Go for Maintenance Service?314
- Does Your Vehicle Need Repair?315
- If Your Vehicle Is Not Properly Maintained315
- Warning in Handling of the Battery315
- Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions316
- Safety Glasses317
- When Working Near the Electric Cooling Fan or Radiator Grille317
- When Working on the Engine Compartment317
- If the Fluid Level Is Low or High318
- Hood319
  - Pre-Driving Check320
  - When Closing the Hood320
  - When Opening the Hood320
- Positioning a Floor Jack321
  - When Raising Your Vehicle322
  - Before Jacking up the Vehicle324
  - Location of the Jack and Tools324
- Replacing the Tire324
  - Taking out the Jack325
  - Replacing a Tire327
  - Installing the Tire329
  - Using the Jack332
  - When Installing the Wheel Nuts333
  - 1KR-FE Engine334
- Engine Compartment334
  - 1NR-FE Engine335
  - Checking the Engine Oil336
  - Adding Engine Oil337
  - Engine Oil Consumption339
  - Used Engine Oil339
  - Engine Coolant340
  - To Prevent Serious Engine Damage340
  - When Replacing the Engine Oil340
  - Coolant Selection341
  - If the Coolant Level Drops Within a Short Time after Replenishing341
  - When Adding Engine Coolant341
  - When the Engine Is Hot341
  - Battery342
  - Radiator and Condenser342
  - Adding Distilled Water343
  - Battery Exterior343
  - Checking Battery Fluid343
  - After Recharging the Battery344
  - Before Recharging344
  - Chemicals in the Battery344
  - Where to Safely Charge the Battery344
  - Emergency Measures Regarding Electrolyte345
  - When Adding Distilled Water345
  - When Recharging the Battery345
  - Do Not Use any Fluid Other than Washer Fluid346
  - Using the Gauge346
  - Washer Fluid346
  - When Refilling the Washer Fluid346
  - Checking Tires347
  - Tire Rotation347
- Tires347
  - When Inspecting or Replacing Tires348
  - Driving on Rough Roads349
  - If Tire Inflation Pressures Become Low While Driving349
  - Effects of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure350
  - Instructions for Checking Tire Inflation Pressure350
- Tire Inflation Pressure350
  - Proper Inflation Is Critical to Save Tire Performance351
  - When Inspecting and Adjusting Tire Inflation Pressure351
  - Aluminum Wheel Precautions352
  - Wheel Selection352
- Wheels352
- Air Conditioning Filter354
  - Removal Method354
  - Cleaning Method355
  - Replacement Method355
  - Checking Interval356
  - If Air Flow from the Vents Decreases Dramatically356
  - To Prevent Damage to the System356
- Key Battery357
  - Replacing the Battery357
  - You will Need the Following Items357
  - Vehicles with Smart Entry and Start System358
  - If the Key Battery Is Discharged359
  - Use a Lithium Battery359
  - For Normal Operation after Replacing the Battery360
  - Removed Battery and Other Parts360
- Checking and Replacing Fuses361
  - Driver’s Side Instrument Panel363
  - Under the Instrument Panel363
  - Passenger’s Side Instrument Panel364
  - Fuse Layout and Amperage Ratings366
- License Plate Lights371
  - After a Fuse Is Replaced372
  - Before Replacing Fuses372
  - If There Is an Overload in the Circuits372
  - To Prevent System Breakdowns and Vehicle Fire372
- Light Bulbs373
  - Headlight374
  - Rear Bulb Locations374
  - Replacing Light Bulbs374
  - Right Side376
  - Front Fog Lights377
  - Front Position Lights379
  - Front Turn Signal Lights380
  - Back-Up Lights/Rear Fog Light381
  - Tail/Stop Lights and Rear Turn Signal Lights381
  - License Plate Lights382
  - Condensation Build-Up on the Inside of the Lens383
  - Replacing the Following Bulbs383
  - When Replacing the Headlights383
  - LED Light Bulbs384
  - To Prevent Damage or Fire384
- 5 When Trouble Arises385
  - If You Remove the Air Cleaner318
Essential Information385
- Emergency Flashers386
  - Essential Information386
  - Before Towing388
- If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed388
- If You Think Something Is Wrong395
- Fuel Pump Shut off System396
- If a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds397
Steps to Take in an Emergency if a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds397
- Steps to Take in an Emergency397
Customization459
- Index461
Abbreviation List462
Alphabetical Index463
- Side Doors P471
What to Do if471
- Right-Hand Drive Vehicles with Audio System473
- Warning Lights474
- Gas Station Information476

Brand	Toyota
Model	IQ 2012
Category	Automobile
Language	English

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