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2010
Prius
!
A word about safe vehicle operations
This Quick Reference Guide is a summary of basic vehicle
operations. It contains brief descriptions of fundamental
operations so you can locate and use the vehicle’s main
equipment quickly and easily.
The Quick Reference Guide is not intended as a substitute for
the Owner’s Manual located in your vehicle’s glove box. We
strongly encourage you to review the Owner’s Manual and
supplementary manuals so you will have a better understanding
of your vehicle’s capabilities and limitations.
Your dealership and the entire staff of Toyota Motor Sales,
U.S.A., Inc. wish you many years of satisfied driving in your
new Prius.
This Quick Reference Guide is not a full description of Prius
oper ations. Every Prius owner should review the Owner’s
Manual that accompanies this vehicle.
Pay special attention to the boxed information highlighted in
color throughout the Owner’s Manual. Each box contains safe
oper ating instructions to help you avoid injury or equipment
malfunction.
All information in this Quick Reference Guide is current at
the time of printing. Toyota reserves the right to make
changes at any time without notice.
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OVERVIEW FEATURES/OPERATIONS SAFETY AND EMERGENCY FEATURES
Spare tire & tools
To o l l o c a t i o n
Removing the spare tire
Refer to the Owner’s Manual for tire changing and jack positioning
procedures.
Wheel nut
wrench
Spare tire
Towing eyelet
Center auxiliary box
Moving the lever to “LOCK” will allow the door to be opened only from
the outside.
Rear door
Jack
Jack handle
Doors-Child safety locks
- QUICK REFERENCE 1
- Spare tire & tools 2
- Doors-Child safety locks 2
- HomeLink 3
- OVERVIEW 4
- Automatic Air Conditioning 5
- Indicator symbols 6
- Instrument cluster 6
- Keyless entry 8
- ACCESSORY 9
- Hood release 10
- Engine maintenance 11
- FEATURES/OPERATIONS 12
- Transmission 13
- EV-Drive Mode (if equipped) 14
- Parking brake 14
- Seat adjustments-Front 15
- Seats-Head restraints 15
- Windows-Power 16
- Lights & turn signals 17
- Air Conditioning/Heating 18
- Seat heaters (if equipped) 18
- Moonroof (if equipped) 19
- Power outlets 21
- Steering wheel switches 21
- Cruise control 22
- Dynamic Radar Cruise Control 22
- Distance control mode 23
- Telephone controls (Bluetooth 24
- Garage door opener (HomeLink 25
- SAFETY AND EMERGENCY FEATURES 26
- MN 00505-QRG10-PRI 28
- Printed in the USA 4 /09 28
- For your information 29
- Scrapping of your Toyota 30
- Perchlorate Material 30
- ITOPP105 32
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 34
- Pictorial index 35
- Vehicle specifications 53
- For owners 53
- Hybrid system 55
- ■ Regenerative braking 56
- 1-1. Hybrid system 57
- →P. 32) 65
- →P. 487) 66
- Using the mechanical key 68
- Take out the mechanical key 68
- Electronic keys 68
- Mechanical keys 68
- Key number plate 68
- 1-2. Key information 69
- 3 seconds after the door is 71
- Press the unlock button to 72
- Wireless remote control 90
- Side doors 94
- or ) for about 97
- Back door 99
- Before driving 100
- Front seats 105
- Rear seats 107
- Head restraints 109
- Seat belts 112
- Steering wheel 119
- Inside rear view mirror 120
- Outside rear view mirrors 123
- Power windows 125
- *:Pushing the switch in the 125
- ∗: If equipped 127
- Push and hold “CLOSE” 128
- 1-6. Refueling 131
- ■ Fuel types 132
- ■ Fuel tank capacity 132
- ■ Refueling 134
- Immobilizer system 135
- 1-7. Theft deterrent system 136
- Correct driving posture 138
- 1-8. Safety information 139
- SRS airbags 140
- SRS warning light 153
- “AIR BAG OFF” indicator light 153
- “AIR BAG ON” indicator light 153
- ■ Child* 154
- or child restraint system* 154
- ■ Unoccupied 155
- Child restraint systems 159
- Booster seat 160
- Installing child restraints 164
- Anchor brackets are provided 165
- After the shoulder belt has 168
- (→P. 85) 170
- →P. 176) 176
- Starting on a steep incline 177
- Release the parking brake 177
- 2-1. Driving procedures 178
- When driving 179
- ■ Starting the hybrid system 188
- Press the “POWER” switch 188
- ■ Shift position uses 198
- ■ Selecting a driving mode 198
- Eco Driving Mode 199
- Power mode 199
- Turn signal lever 204
- *: Fully depress the parking 205
- Gauges and meters 207
- 2-2. Instrument cluster 208
- MPH or km/h button 209
- Brighter 210
- Indicators and warning lights 211
- (if equipped) 212
- ■ Warning lights 213
- Multi-information display 214
- Fuel consumption in the past 222
- 15 minutes 222
- Regenerated energy in the 222
- →P. 200) 223
- * → Distance to 224
- Headlight switch 232
- or position 234
- Windshield wipers and washer 236
- Wash/wipe operation 237
- Press the button again to 245
- Cruise “SET” indicator will 245
- ITO24P126 246
- ITO24P124 250
- ITO24P130 252
- Corners of bumper 258
- ITO24P132 262
- ITO24P133 264
- ITO24P134 268
- Hill-start assist control 269
- Driving assist systems 271
- ITO24P109 272
- ITO24P116 276
- ITO24P131 276
- Cargo and luggage 281
- 2-5. Driving information 282
- ■ Weight of the load 285
- Vehicle load limits 286
- Winter driving tips 287
- Trailer towing 292
- Dinghy towing 293
- Air conditioning system 294
- Press to turn the fan off 295
- ■ Changing the air outlets 296
- Air flows to the upper body 296
- Mainly air flows to the feet 297
- Defogging the windshield 298
- Micro dust and pollen filter 298
- Interior features 299
- ITO31P117 300
- ITO31P119 300
- is pressed 301
- * (if equipped) 302
- ITO31P126 304
- Press 305
- The defoggers will automati 313
- Audio system type 315
- 3-2. Using the audio system 316
- Using the radio 318
- Using the CD player 327
- (RAND), (RPT) or again 332
- * Compatible with VBR 339
- ■ Adjusting sound quality 344
- Turning adjusts the level 344
- Using the steering switches 347
- Using the hands-free system 353
- The voice guidance volume 354
- ■ Microphone 355
- Making a phone call 362
- Setting a cellular phone 368
- Security and system setup 374
- Initialization 377
- Using the phone book 378
- Interior lights list 387
- ITO34P102 388
- List of storage features 391
- Glove boxes 392
- Console box 393
- Push the lid 394
- Card holder 395
- Cup holders 396
- Bottle holders 398
- Auxiliary box 399
- Sun visors 400
- Vanity mirror 401
- Outside temperature display 402
- 3-6. Other interior features 404
- Floor mats 408
- Luggage compartment features 409
- Center type B 410
- Lift the center deck board 410
- Lift the side deck board 410
- in view while program 416
- 4-1. Maintenance and care 427
- Maintenance and care 428
- Maintenance requirements 433
- 4-2. Maintenance 434
- General maintenance 435
- Vehicle interior 436
- Vehicle exterior 437
- • Tire pressure gauge 440
- • Compressed air source 440
- Pull the hood release lever 443
- Hold the hood open by insert 444
- Positioning a floor jack 446
- Engine compartment 448
- ITO43P108 449
- ITO43P111 453
- ITO43P151 455
- ■ Adding fluid 456
- ■ If the fluid level is low 457
- “LOW”, add washer fluid 458
- ITO43P184 459
- ■ Tire types 469
- Tire inflation pressure 474
- ITO43P117 475
- ITO43P123 481
- ITO43P168 481
- ■ Replacement method 482
- Replace the air conditioning 482
- “↑UP” marks shown on 482
- “+” terminal facing up 483
- Checking and replacing fuses 485
- ITY42C012 487
- ITO43P161 487
- ■ Engine compartment 488
- ■ Left side instrument panel 491
- Light bulbs 495
- ■ Rear bulb locations 496
- ITO43P162 497
- Unplug the connector while 498
- ITO43P185 499
- ITO43P164 499
- ITO43P165 499
- ITO43P187 501
- ITO43P167 501
- ITO43P143 503
- ITO43P144 503
- ITO43P148 505
- ITO43P149 505
- ITO43P150 505
- Emergency flashers 508
- 5-1. Essential information 509
- Towing eyelet 510
- When trouble arises 511
- Event data recorder 516
- Toyota dealer 518
- : Open door warning buzzer: 523
- ■ Maintenance of the tires 528
- Master warning light 530
- Stop the vehicle immediately 531
- If you have a flat tire 546
- Taking out the jack 548
- Remove the center deck board 548
- Unhook the tightening strap 548
- Taking out the spare tire 549
- Replacing a flat tire 549
- Chock the tires 549
- ITO52P167 550
- ITO52P108 550
- ITO52P110 550
- ITO52P112 550
- Lower the vehicle 552
- ■ When replacing the tires 559
- If you lose your keys 562
- ITO52P165 564
- →P. 438) 567
- If your vehicle overheats 570
- Water can be used in an emer 571
- ● Avoid spinning the wheels 576
- Dimensions and weight 577
- 6-1. Specifications 578
- × 3.48 in. (80.5 × 88.3 mm) 579
- Cooling system 583
- Ignition system 583
- Electrical system 584
- Steering 586
- Tires and wheels 586
- Compact spare tire 587
- *: If equipped 588
- * ⎯ 55 A 588
- Fuel information 589
- Tire information 593
- Federal Motor Vehicle Safety 595
- Standards 595
- Glossary of tire terminology 600
- Customizable features 608
- 6-2. Customization 609
- Items to initialize 614
- 6-3. Initialization 615
- English 617
- Abbreviation/Acronym list 619
- Alphabetical index 620
- What to do if 629
- GAS STATION INFORMATION 635
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