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Interior features
3-4. Using the hands-free phone system (for cellular phone)
Hands-free phone system (for cellular phone) features (if equipped)
■ Conditions affecting operation
The hands-free phone system may not operate normally in the following situ-
ations:
● The cellular phone is turned off, or located outside the service area.
● The cellular phone has a low battery.
● The cellular phone is not connected to the system.
● The cellular phone is behind the seat or in the glove box, or metal mate-
rial covers or touches the phone.
■ When transferring ownership of the vehicle
Be sure to initialize the system to prevent personal data from being improp-
erly accessed.
■ Required profiles for the cellular phone
● HFP (Hands Free Profile) Ver. 1.0
● OPP (Object Push Profile) Ver. 1.1
If your cellular phone does not support HFP, you cannot enter the Bluetooth
®
phone, and take OPP service individually.
Owners of models equipped with a navigation system should refer to
the “Navigation System Owner's Manual”.
This system supports Bluetooth
®
, which allows you to make or
receive calls without using cables to connect a cellular phone and
the system, and without operating the cellular phone.
Title Page
Using the hands-free phone system
(for cellular phone)
P. 331
Making a phone call P. 339
Setting a cellular phone P. 345
Security and system setup P. 350
Using the phone book P. 353
- QUICK REFERENCE 1
- Spare tire & tools 2
- OVERVIEW 3
- SAFETY AND 3
- EMERGENCY FEATURES 3
- Indicator symbols 6
- Instrument cluster 6
- Owner’s Manual 7
- Keyless entry 8
- Hood release 8
- Engine maintenance 9
- FEATURES/OPERATIONS 10
- Lights & turn signals 11
- Parking brake 12
- Moonroof (if equipped) 13
- Seat heaters (if equipped) 13
- Door-Power back (if equipped) 14
- Doors-Sliding 14
- Console box (if equipped) 15
- Seat adjustments-Rear 16
- Seat adjustments-Front 16
- Seat arrangements (examples) 17
- Seats-Head restraints 17
- Sunshade-Side (if equipped) 19
- Seats-Stowing third row seats 19
- (power)(if equipped) 19
- Cruise control (if equipped) 20
- Distance control mode 21
- Telephone controls (Bluetooth 23
- (if equipped) 23
- Air Conditioning/Heating 24
- Multi-information display 26
- (HomeLink 26
- )* (if equipped) 26
- Bottle holders 27
- Power outlets-12V DC 27
- Cup holders 28
- SAFETY AND EMERGENCY FEATURES 29
- Seatbelts 30
- Abbreviation/Acronym list 31
- TRAC Traction Control 32
- VAR Variation 32
- VSC Vehicle Stability Control 32
- ABBREVIATIONS MEANING 32
- For your information 33
- Scrapping of your Toyota 34
- Perchlorate Material 34
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 38
- Pictorial index 39
- ∗: If equipped 40
- : If equipped 50
- 1-1. Key information 53
- Wireless remote control 54
- Pressing the button unlocks 55
- Front doors 60
- or ) for approx 62
- Sliding doors 64
- The sliding door cannot be 67
- Back door 74
- Front seats 83
- Second seats 86
- Center seat Outer seats 86
- Third seats 88
- Front of vehicle 93
- 8-passenger models 93
- 7-passenger models 93
- Before driving 100
- Make sure the front legs are 101
- ■ Returning the third seats 103
- Push and hold the returning 103
- Head restraints 109
- Lock release button 109
- Seat belts 112
- Release button 112
- Move the height adjuster up 113
- Power folding type 125
- Press the switch 125
- Power windows 127
- Quarter windows 129
- Moon roof (if equipped) 131
- 1-5. Refueling 134
- Closing the fuel tank cap 135
- When replacing the fuel tank 135
- ■ Refueling 137
- On some models: The indica 138
- 1-6. Theft deterrent system 139
- Alarm (if equipped) 140
- Correct driving posture 143
- 1-7. Safety information 144
- SRS airbags 145
- SRS warning light 157
- “AIR BAG OFF” indicator light 157
- “AIR BAG ON” indicator light 157
- ■ Adult* 158
- ■ Child* 158
- or child restraint system* 158
- Child restraint systems 163
- Installing child restraints 167
- 2-1. Driving procedures 184
- Starting on a steep uphill 185
- Release the parking brake 185
- When driving 187
- Automatic transmission 196
- Turn signal lever 198
- U.S.A. Canada 199
- Gauges and meters 200
- →P. 536) 202
- Indicators and warning lights 203
- ■ Center panel 204
- ■ Indicators 205
- ■ Warning lights 206
- Trip information (→P. 182) 207
- *: if equipped 211
- or position 214
- To turn the front fog lights 216
- Windshield wipers and washer 217
- Washer/wiper dual operation 218
- Rear window wiper and washer 219
- Indicator 223
- Distance switch 223
- Cruise control switch 223
- ■ Selecting cruise mode 224
- Selecting vehicle-to-vehicle 224
- Turn the “ON-OFF” button 224
- Preceding 227
- Approximately 2.0 ft. (60 cm) 238
- Approximately 2.8 ft. (85 cm) 238
- Driving assist systems 241
- Cargo and luggage 245
- 2-5. Driving information 246
- ● Aerosol cans 248
- Vehicle load limits 251
- Winter driving tips 252
- Trailer towing 255
- Dinghy towing 263
- Adjusting the settings 264
- Interior features 265
- Feet and windshield 266
- Windshield and side windows 266
- Press 266
- flashes 268
- Using the automatic mode 270
- ■ Changing the air outlets 272
- Upper body 272
- Upper body and feet 272
- Defogging the windshield 273
- Press 273
- Right and left side outlets 275
- Temperature control dial 277
- Changes the air outlet used 277
- Fan speed control dial 277
- Press to turn the fan off 282
- Audio system types 286
- 3-2. Using the audio system 287
- *: Type B and C 289
- (∨) or (∧) 297
- →P. 271, 272 303
- ■ CD player precautions 310
- Open the cover and connect 315
- ■ Cleaning the display 329
- or to input it 331
- Changing the angle 333
- Press or select to 333
- Select , or again 339
- Select , or again 341
- Using the video mode 342
- Changing the initial setting 344
- FCC ID: HYQBTAU01A 352
- IC ID: 1551A-BTAU01A 352
- MADE IN JAPAN 352
- The voice guidance volume 356
- ■ Normal operation 359
- ■ Using a short cut key 361
- Making a phone call 363
- Setting a cellular phone 369
- Pattern B 373
- Initialization 376
- Select “Confirm” using 376
- Using the phone book 377
- Interior lights list 385
- Luggage compartment light 387
- List of storage features 388
- ■ Caution while driving 389
- Keep the glove box closed 389
- Console box 390
- Coin holder 393
- Push the button 393
- Auxiliary boxes 399
- Open the lid 402
- Note pad holder (if equipped) 405
- Sun visors 407
- Vanity mirrors 408
- 3-7. Other interior features 409
- Conversation mirror 410
- Power outlets 411
- The indicator light comes on 412
- Front passenger’s seat 414
- Driver’s seat 414
- Armrests 416
- Grocery bag hooks 418
- Type C (power third seat) 419
- Type D (luggage compartment) 419
- Pull the hook up 419
- Coat hooks 420
- Seatback tables 421
- Floor mat 425
- Luggage compartment features 426
- Pattern 3 427
- Pattern 4 427
- ■ Storage box (if equipped) 427
- Compass (if equipped) 437
- 4-1. Maintenance and care 441
- Maintenance and care 442
- Maintenance requirements 447
- 4-2. Maintenance 448
- General maintenance 449
- Vehicle interior 450
- Vehicle exterior 451
- • Tire pressure gauge 454
- • Compressed air source 454
- Positioning a floor jack 459
- Engine compartment 461
- Items Clean funnel 463
- Outside temperature 464
- ■ Adding fluid 470
- II or III 471
- • Rag or paper towel 471
- ■ Tire types 481
- ■ Driving on rough roads 485
- Tire inflation pressure 486
- ■ When replacing wheels 490
- “+” terminal facing up 495
- Checking and replacing fuses 497
- Contact your Toyota dealer 500
- ■ Engine compartment 501
- ■ Front bulb locations 509
- ■ Front side marker light 511
- Remove the light bulb 511
- Before towing 518
- 2WD models 519
- 5-1. Essential information 520
- When trouble arises 521
- Restart the engine 523
- Event data recorder 524
- Toyota dealer 526
- ■ Maintenance of the tires 535
- ■ When replacing the tires 537
- Tire bag Jack handle 539
- Wheel nut wrench 539
- Spare tire 539
- The tire will be lowered com 541
- Replacing a flat tire 542
- Chock the tires 542
- Vehicles with a steel wheel 542
- When resting the tire on the 543
- Tightening torque: 545
- •lbf (103 548
- ● ABS & Brake assist 549
- If the engine will not start 551
- ■ When handling jumper cables 557
- If your engine overheats: 558
- ■ When adding engine coolant 560
- Dimensions and weights 563
- 6-1. Specifications 564
- Vehicle specifications 564
- Cooling system 567
- Ignition system 567
- Electrical system 567
- Automatic transaxle 568
- Transfer (AWD models) 568
- Steering 569
- Tires and wheels 569
- Light bulbs 570
- Fuel information 571
- Tire information 574
- *: The DOT symbol certifies 576
- Glossary of tire terminology 580
- * below), and dividing by two 581
- Customizable features 586
- 6-2. Customization 587
- →P. 361) 588
- →P. 507) 588
- Items to initialize 589
- English 591
- Entretien et soin 593
- ATTENTION 593
- Alphabetical index 595
- What to do if 606
- Optitron type meters 607
- Non-Optitron type meters 607
- ■Warning lights 608
- GAS STATION INFORMATION 609
- For owners 613
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