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2-4. Using other driving systems
Hill-start assist control
■ Hill-start assist control operating conditions
The system operates in the following situations:
• The shift lever is in a position other than P.
• The parking brake is not applied.
• The accelerator pedal is not depressed.
■ Hill-start assist control
● While hill-start assist control is operating, the brakes remain automati-
cally applied after the driver releases the brake pedal. The stop lights and
the high mounted stoplight turn on.
● Hill-start assist control operates for about 2 seconds after the brake pedal
is released.
● If the slip indicator does not flash and the buzzer does not sound when
the brake pedal is further depressed, slightly reduce the pressure on the
brake pedal (do not allow the vehicle to roll backward) and then firmly
depress it again. If the system still does not operate, check that the oper-
ating conditions explained above have been met.
Hill-start assist control helps to prevent the vehicle from rolling
backwards when starting on an incline or slippery slope.
To engage hill-start assist con-
trol, further depress the brake
pedal when the vehicle is
stopped completely.
A buzzer will sound once to
indicate the system is acti-
vated. The slip indicator will
also start flashing.
- Abbreviation/Acronym list 1
- For your information 2
- Scrapping of your Toyota 3
- Perchlorate Material 3
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 7
- HIGHLANDER 8
- Highlander 9
- OVERVIEW 10
- FEATURES/OPERATIONS 10
- SAFETY AND 10
- EMERGENCY FEATURES 10
- Vehicles without 12
- Manual Air Conditioning 12
- Vehicles with 12
- Indicator symbols 13
- Instrument cluster 13
- Keyless entry 15
- Front door lock 16
- Front door unlock* 16
- Hood release 17
- Engine maintenance 18
- Steering lock release 20
- Auto lock functions 20
- Moonroof (if equipped) 21
- Door-Power back (if equipped) 21
- Seat adjustments-Rear 22
- Seat adjustments-Front 22
- Lights & turn signals 25
- Power outlets-12V DC 26
- Windows-Power 27
- Telephone controls (Bluetooth 28
- Air Conditioning/Heating 29
- Seat heaters (if equipped) 31
- Garage door opener (HomeLink 32
- Cup holders 36
- SAFETY AND EMERGENCY FEATURES 37
- 1-1. Key information 38
- Take out the mechanical key 39
- Smart key system 41
- Press and hold the button to 43
- Wireless remote control 54
- Side doors 60
- Pulling the door handle can 61
- or ) for 63
- Back door 65
- Glass hatch 75
- Front seats 79
- Rear seats 82
- Head restraints 90
- Seat belts 93
- Steering wheel 99
- Turns automatic mode on/off 101
- Outside rear view mirrors 103
- Folding back the mirrors 104
- Before driving 105
- Power windows 106
- Moon roof 109
- Opening the fuel tank cap 114
- 1-5. Refueling 115
- ■ Refueling 117
- Engine immobilizer system 118
- 1-6. Theft deterrent system 119
- ∗: If equipped 121
- Correct driving posture 126
- 1-7. Safety information 127
- SRS airbags 128
- SRS warning light 141
- “AIR BAG OFF” indicator light 141
- “AIR BAG ON” indicator light 141
- ■ Adult* 142
- ■ Child* 142
- or child restraint system* 142
- Child restraint systems 147
- Installing child restraints 152
- Second seat: Anchor brackets 153
- (for top tether strap) 153
- Canada only 154
- Driving the vehicle 163
- Starting on a steep uphill 164
- Release the parking brake 164
- 2-1. Driving procedures 165
- When driving 166
- Automatic transmission 180
- Turn signal lever 185
- Parking brake 186
- Gauges and meters 188
- →P. 544) 189
- Indicators and warning lights 190
- ■ Indicators 191
- ■ Warning lights 192
- 2-2. Instrument cluster 193
- Multi-information display 194
- Headlight switch 203
- (if equipped) 203
- Fog light switch 207
- Windshield wipers and washer 208
- Wash/wipe operation 209
- Rear window wiper and washer 210
- Cruise control 211
- The rear view image is dis 214
- Corners of bumper 215
- Driving assist systems 218
- TRAC and Enhanced VSC 220
- Hill-start assist control 223
- Off-road precautions 228
- 2-5. Driving information 229
- Cargo and luggage 233
- Vehicle load limits 237
- Winter driving tips 238
- Trailer towing 242
- Dinghy towing 252
- Interior features 254
- Press 256
- Defogging the windshield 256
- position 256
- (outside air) mode 267
- Press to turn the fan off 273
- Windshield wiper de-icer 276
- Audio system 278
- 3-2. Using the audio system 279
- ■ Using cellular phones 280
- Using the radio 282
- Using the CD player 289
- To cancel, press again 291
- Type B and C 297
- ∧” or “∨” on 299
- Operating an iPod 305
- ■ Control panel 306
- Switching the display 310
- Operating a USB memory 312
- Using the AUX port 324
- Press to select CD mode 328
- Bluetooth 329
- audio system 329
- 3-3. Using the Bluetooth 330
- Using the Bluetooth 332
- Operating a Bluetooth 337
- enabled portable player 337
- Setting up a Bluetooth 339
- audio system setup 344
- The voice guidance volume 350
- ■ Normal operation 354
- ■ Using a short cut key 356
- Making a phone call 358
- Setting a cellular phone 362
- Security and system setup 367
- Using the phone book 371
- Interior lights list 378
- Center (if equipped) 380
- Interior light 380
- List of storage features 381
- Glove box 382
- ■ Caution while driving 383
- Keep the console box closed 383
- Overhead console 384
- Press in the lid 384
- Bottle holders 389
- Auxiliary boxes 390
- Pull up the lever 390
- Type B (if equipped) 390
- Lift the lid 390
- Side table 392
- Sun visors 394
- Vanity mirrors 395
- Adjusts the hours 396
- Adjusts the minutes 396
- Conversation mirror 397
- Power outlets 398
- ■ 120 VAC 399
- 3-7. Other interior features 400
- Seat heaters 402
- Armrests 404
- Floor mat 405
- Luggage compartment features 406
- Garage door opener 411
- 4-1. Maintenance and care 422
- Maintenance and care 423
- Maintenance requirements 428
- 4-2. Maintenance 429
- General maintenance 430
- Vehicle interior 431
- Vehicle exterior 432
- • Tire pressure gauge 435
- • Compressed air source 435
- Positioning a floor jack 440
- ■ Front jack point cover 443
- Engine compartment 444
- ■ Maximum load of tire 464
- ■ Tire types 464
- Tire inflation pressure 469
- Air conditioning filter 474
- Remove the filter cover 475
- ■ Replacement method 475
- Remove the air conditioning 475
- Insert a new battery with the 477
- “+” terminal facing up 477
- Remove the cover 478
- Remove the depleted battery 478
- Checking and replacing fuses 480
- Replace it with one of an 481
- The amperage rating can be 481
- ■ Engine compartment 483
- Type A (fuse block) 483
- ■ Under the instrument panel 487
- Front side of the fuse block 487
- Fuse block 487
- Light bulbs 491
- Remove the light bulb 494
- Emergency flashers 499
- Before towing 500
- 5-1. Essential information 501
- When trouble arises 502
- From front (2WD models) 504
- Fuel pump shut off system 508
- Event data recorder 509
- Toyota dealer 511
- If you have a flat tire 523
- Remove the jack handle and 526
- Remove the holding bracket 527
- Replacing a flat tire 528
- Chock the tires 528
- (one turn) 528
- If the engine will not start 537
- If the battery is discharged 543
- If your vehicle overheats 547
- ■ When adding engine coolant 549
- If the vehicle becomes stuck 550
- Dimensions and weights 554
- 6-1. Specifications 555
- Vehicle specifications 555
- ■ Engine number 556
- 3.5 L V6 (2GR-FE) engine 556
- Outside temperature 558
- Ignition system 562
- Electrical system 562
- Automatic transaxle 563
- Transfer (4WD models) 564
- Steering 564
- Tires and wheels 565
- *: If equipped 568
- Fuel information 569
- Tire information 572
- Federal Motor Vehicle Safety 574
- Standards 574
- Glossary of tire terminology 578
- * below), and dividing by two 579
- Customizable features 584
- 6-2. Customization 585
- →P. 196) 586
- →P. 373) 586
- Items to initialize 588
- English 590
- Entretien et soin 591
- ATTENTION 591
- For owners 592
- Alphabetical index 602
- What to do if 612
- P. 50 9 P. 511 614
- P. 50 9 P. 509 614
- GAS STATION INFORMATION 615
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