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4-3. Do-it-yourself maintenance
4
Maintenance and care
Washer fluid
If the washer fluid level is at
LOW, add washer fluid.
NOTICE
n When recharging the battery
Never recharge the battery while the engine is running. Also, be sure all
accessories are turned off.
n When adding distilled water
Avoid overfilling. Water spilled during battery recharging may cause corro-
sion.
n Using the gauge
The washer fluid level can be checked by
observing the position of the level on the
liquid-covered holes in the gauge.
If the level falls below the second hole
from the bottom (the LOW position), refill
the washer fluid.
Current
fluid level
- Abbreviation/Acronym list 1
- For your information 3
- Scrapping your Toyota 4
- Perchlorate Material 4
- Cautions & Notices 6
- Symbols used in illustrations 6
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 7
- Pictorial index 10
- ∗: If equipped 10
- Luggage compartment 22
- FJ CRUISER 23
- FJ Cruiser 24
- OVERVIEW 25
- Indicator symbols 28
- Instrument cluster 28
- Keyless entry (if equipped) 30
- Hood release 31
- Engine maintenance 31
- FEATURES/OPERATIONS 32
- Seats-Head restraints 34
- Seat adjustments-Front 34
- Seats-Folding rear seats 35
- Seats-Removing rear seats 35
- Lights & turn signals 36
- Door-Back 37
- Accessory meter (if equipped) 37
- Steering wheel switches 39
- AUX port/USB port 39
- Air Conditioning/Heating 40
- Cruise control (if equipped) 41
- Telephone controls (Bluetooth 41
- Power outlet-12V DC 42
- VSC OFF button 42
- Bottle holders-Rear seat 43
- Cup holders 43
- SAFETY AND EMERGENCY FEATURES 44
- Spare tire & tools 45
- CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE CENTER 46
- 1-800 -331- 4331 46
- Cert no. SGSNA-COC-005612 46
- 1-1. Key information 47
- Side doors 52
- Pulling the inside handle can 53
- Access doors 55
- Back door 57
- Rear step bumper 59
- Damper stay rod 61
- Glass hatch 62
- Front seats 66
- Rear seats 68
- Separate the bottom cushion 70
- Head restraints 74
- Seat belts 77
- Steering wheel 83
- Turns automatic mode on/off 84
- Outside rear view mirrors 87
- Folding back the mirrors 88
- Power windows 90
- *: Pressing the switch in the 90
- Opening the fuel tank cap 92
- Closing the fuel tank cap 93
- 1-5. Refueling 94
- Engine immobilizer system 95
- 1-6. Theft deterrent system 96
- Correct driving posture 98
- SRS airbags 100
- 1-7. Safety information 101
- Before driving 102
- ON/OFF (hold for a few sec 111
- AIR BAG OFF indicator light 113
- SRS warning light 113
- AIR BAG ON indicator light 113
- or child restraint system 114
- Child restraint systems 118
- Booster seat 119
- Installing child restraints 122
- Anchor brackets are provided 123
- (→P. 56) 128
- Driving the vehicle 134
- 2-1. Driving procedures 135
- When driving 135
- Release the parking brake 136
- Engine (ignition) switch 144
- Turn signal lever 151
- Parking brake 152
- Gauges and meters 159
- 2-2. Instrument cluster 160
- →P. 459) 161
- Indicators and warning lights 162
- Do not adjust the display 166
- Headlight switch 167
- Windshield wipers and washer 169
- Washer/wiper dual opera 170
- Increases the speed 173
- Decreases the speed 173
- Corners of bumper 182
- H (high speed position) 185
- N (neutral position) 185
- AUTO LSD system (2WD models) 193
- Press the CLUTCH START 198
- CANCEL switch to cancel the 198
- ON position 198
- Driving assist systems 199
- Off-road precautions 204
- 2-5. Driving information 205
- Cargo and luggage 209
- Vehicle load limits 213
- Winter driving tips 214
- Trailer towing 217
- Dinghy towing 227
- Air conditioning system 228
- Interior features 229
- is pressed 233
- Rear window defogger 235
- Audio system 236
- 3-2. Using the audio system 237
- Using the radio 240
- 6 pages 242
- To cancel, press again 249
- Playing MP3 and WMA discs 255
- ∧” or “∨” on 256
- Switching the display 258
- Operating an iPod 262
- Operating a USB memory 269
- Using the AUX port 280
- 3-3. Using the Bluetooth 284
- audio system 284
- Using the Bluetooth 287
- Menu list of the Bluetooth 290
- Operating a Bluetooth 292
- enabled portable player 292
- STY33AC008 292
- Setting up a Bluetooth 294
- Bluetooth 299
- audio system setup 299
- The voice guidance volume 305
- Making a phone call 313
- Setting a cellular phone 318
- Security and system setup 324
- Using the phone book 329
- Interior lights list 337
- Interior lights 338
- Personal lights 339
- List of storage features 340
- Glove box 341
- Pull up the lever 341
- Cup holders (front) 341
- The adapter can be removed 342
- Cup holders (rear) 344
- Bottle holders 345
- Auxiliary box 346
- Push the button 346
- Pull up the lid 346
- Sun visors 347
- Vanity mirrors 348
- Adjusts the hours 349
- Adjusts the minutes 349
- Power outlet (12V DC) 351
- 3-7. Other interior features 353
- Floor mat 359
- *: Always align the mark 359
- Push the lid down and pull it 361
- Luggage compartment features 362
- The cargo net itself is not 363
- To hang the shopping bag 364
- 4-1. Maintenance and care 371
- Maintenance and care 372
- Maintenance requirements 377
- 4-2. Maintenance 378
- General maintenance 379
- Vehicle interior 380
- Vehicle exterior 381
- • Tire pressure gauge 384
- • Compressed air source 384
- Pull the hood lock release 387
- Pull up the hood catch lever 387
- Engine compartment 388
- Engine oil selection →P. 471 390
- Items Clean funnel 390
- II or III 396
- Items Rag or paper towel 396
- Washer fluid 400
- LOW, add washer fluid 400
- Tire inflation pressure 408
- Air conditioning filter 415
- Remove the filter case 416
- Remove the air conditioning 416
- Key battery 418
- Checking and replacing fuses 420
- Remove the lid 421
- Type B (if equipped) 424
- Light bulbs 431
- Replacing light bulbs 432
- Unplug the connector 432
- Remove the rubber cover 433
- Release the bulb retaining 433
- Remove the bulb 433
- Remove the light bulb 434
- (→P. 417) 435
- Emergency flashers 440
- 5-1. Essential information 441
- When trouble arises 443
- Fuel pump shut off system 447
- Event data recorder 448
- Toyota dealer 450
- If you have a flat tire 460
- Replacing a flat tire 463
- Chock the tires 463
- Tightening torque: 468
- If the engine will not start 473
- If you lose your keys 475
- If your vehicle overheats 479
- If the vehicle becomes stuck 482
- *: Unladen vehicle 487
- 6-1. Specifications 488
- Vehicle specifications 488
- The engine number is stamped 489
- Cooling system 491
- Ignition system 492
- Electrical system 492
- Differential 493
- Automatic transmission 493
- Manual transmission 494
- Transfer (4WD models) 494
- Chassis lubrication 495
- Steering 496
- Tires and wheels 496
- *: If equipped 497
- Fuel information 498
- Tire information 501
- Glossary of tire terminology 506
- * below), and dividing by two 507
- Customizable features 512
- →P. 315) 513
- →P. 433) 513
- Items to initialize 514
- 6-2. Customization 515
- English 517
- For owners 519
- Alphabetical index 529
- What to do if 539
- GAS STATION INFORMATION 543
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