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5-2. Steps to take in an emergency
If you lose your keys
New genuine keys can be made by your Toyota dealer. Bring the
other key and the key number stamped on the key number plate.
- For your information 1
- Scrapping of your Toyota 3
- Perchlorate Material 3
- Event data recorder 5
- Cautions & Notices 8
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 10
- 1-1. Key information 11
- ∗: If equipped 13
- →P. 505) 17
- Wireless remote control 25
- Turning the key unlocks the 30
- The front doors can be opened 31
- or ) for about 5 34
- Front seats 42
- Rear seats 44
- (→P. 99) 48
- Head restraints 50
- Seat belts 53
- Move the height adjuster up 54
- Steering wheel 61
- Inside rear view mirror 63
- Outside rear view mirrors 65
- Power windows 68
- Opening the fuel tank cap 75
- 1-5. Refueling 76
- ■ Refueling 78
- Engine immobilizer system 79
- 1-6. Theft deterrent system 80
- Correct driving posture 87
- SRS airbags 89
- 1-7. Safety information 100
- Before driving 100
- SRS warning light 102
- “AIR BAG OFF” indicator light 102
- “AIR BAG ON” indicator light 102
- ■ Child* 103
- or child restraint system* 103
- ■ Unoccupied 104
- ■ System malfunction 104
- Child restraint systems 108
- Installing child restraints 113
- After the shoulder belt has 117
- (→P. 70) 119
- Driving the vehicle 124
- Starting on a steep incline 125
- Release the parking brake 125
- 2-1. Driving procedures 126
- When driving 127
- Automatic transmission 143
- ■ Shift position uses 144
- Turn signal lever 148
- Parking brake 149
- Gauges and meters 151
- 2-2. Instrument cluster 152
- Brighter 153
- Indicators and warning lights 154
- ■ Indicators 155
- (if equipped) 156
- (U.S.A.) (Canada) (U.S.A.) 156
- Multi-information display 157
- ■ Average vehicle speed 159
- Headlight switch 160
- Fog light switch 164
- Sensor sensitivity (high) 168
- Sensor sensitivity (low) 168
- Wash/wipe operation 168
- Cruise control 176
- Fine adjustment. Momentarily 177
- Large adjustment. Hold the 177
- Driving assist systems 189
- Cargo and luggage 194
- 2-5. Driving information 195
- ■ Weight of the load 198
- Vehicle load limits 199
- ■ Overloading the vehicle 200
- Winter driving tips 201
- Trailer towing 206
- Dinghy towing 207
- Using the automatic mode 208
- Interior features 209
- ■ Changing the air outlets 210
- Air flows to the upper body 210
- Air flows to the feet 211
- Air flows to the feet and the 211
- Defogging the windshield 212
- Press 212
- The operation time changes 217
- Audio system type 219
- 3-2. Using the audio system 220
- ■ Using cellular phones 221
- Using the radio 223
- “AM” → “FM” → “SAT” 226
- ■ Radio antenna type 227
- Using the CD player 231
- To cancel, press again 233
- Selecting a CD (type A only) 239
- Switching the display 242
- * Compatible with VBR 243
- Operating an iPod 247
- ∧” or “∨” on 249
- Operating a USB memory 254
- ■ Changing modes 262
- * -5 to 5 263
- Using the AUX port 265
- Using the steering switches 266
- Bluetooth 269
- audio system 269
- 3-3. Using the Bluetooth 270
- Using the Bluetooth 272
- ■ Steering wheel 273
- Talk switch 273
- ■ Microphone 273
- Menu list of the Bluetooth 277
- ■ Normal operation 277
- audio system setup 287
- With navigation system 288
- Without navigation system 288
- Using the hands-free system 291
- Making a phone call 300
- Setting a cellular phone 305
- Security and system setup 312
- Using the phone book 317
- Interior lights list 326
- →P. 545) 327
- List of storage features 329
- ■ While driving 331
- Keep the glove box closed 331
- Overhead console 333
- Storage compartment 334
- Front console 334
- Center console 334
- Door pockets 336
- The front door pocket can be 336
- Sun visors 337
- Vanity mirrors 338
- Adjust the hour 339
- Adjust the minutes 339
- Rounds to the nearest hour 339
- Power outlets 341
- 3-7. Other interior features 342
- Floor mats 348
- Trunk features 350
- in view while program 356
- Calibrating the compass 361
- ■ Displays and directions 361
- The calibration is complete 362
- 4-1. Maintenance and care 365
- Maintenance and care 366
- Maintenance requirements 371
- 4-2. Maintenance 372
- General maintenance 374
- Vehicle interior 375
- Vehicle exterior 376
- • Tire pressure gauge 379
- • Compressed air source 379
- Pull the hood lock release 382
- Positioning a floor jack 383
- Engine compartment 385
- ■ Replacing tires and wheels 403
- →P. 532) 404
- ■ Tire types 405
- Tire inflation pressure 409
- Air conditioning filter 416
- Remove the filter cover while 417
- Key battery 419
- Remove the depleted battery 420
- Remove the cover 420
- Remove the module 420
- Open the case cover using a 421
- Checking and replacing fuses 423
- ■ Engine compartment 425
- Light bulbs 434
- Rear side marker light 435
- Rear turn signal light 435
- Back-up light 435
- License plate light 435
- Stop light 435
- Unplug the connector while 437
- Exchange the light bulb, and 437
- Turn and secure the socket 437
- ■ Front fog lights 439
- Remove the fender liner clip 439
- Remove the light bulb 443
- ■ Auxiliary lights 443
- ■ License plate light 446
- Emergency flashers 450
- Before towing 451
- ■ To prevent body damage 452
- When trouble arises 453
- 5-1. Essential information 453
- Fuel pump shut off system 456
- :Open door warning buzzer: 461
- If you have a flat tire 469
- Remove the spare tire cover 471
- Replacing a flat tire 471
- Chock the tires 471
- Remove all the wheel nuts and 473
- Remove the wheel ornament by 473
- Reinstall the wheel ornament 475
- ■ Replacing a flat tire 477
- ■ When replacing the tires 478
- If the engine will not start 479
- If you lose your keys 482
- If your vehicle overheats 490
- Add coolant if required 491
- If the vehicle becomes stuck 493
- *: Unladen vehicle 497
- * 58.5 in. (1485 mm) 497
- 6-1. Specifications 498
- Vehicle specifications 498
- Cooling system 501
- Ignition system 501
- Electrical system 501
- Automatic transaxle 502
- Steering 503
- Tires and wheels 503
- Fuel information 505
- Tire information 509
- *: The DOT symbol certifies 510
- ■ Temperature A, B, C 514
- Glossary of tire terminology 515
- Customizable features 522
- 6-2. Customization 523
- Items to initialize 526
- 6-3. Initialization 527
- English 529
- For owners 531
- Abbreviation/Acronym list 543
- What to do if 544
- GAS STATION INFORMATION 548
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