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4-3. Do-it-yourself maintenance
CAUTION
The engine compartment contains many mechanisms and fluids that may
move suddenly, become hot, or become electrically energized. To avoid death
or serious injury, observe the following precautions.
■ When working on the engine compartment
● Keep hands, clothing, and tools away from the moving fan and engine
drive belt.
● Be careful not to touch the engine, radiator, exhaust manifold, etc. right
after driving as they may be hot. Oil and other fluids may also be hot.
● Do not leave anything that may burn easily, such as paper or rags, in the
engine compartment.
● Do not smoke, cause sparks or expose an open flame to fuel or the bat-
tery. Fuel and battery fumes are flammable.
● Be extremely cautious when working on the battery. It contains poisonous
and corrosive sulfuric acid.
● Take care because brake fluid can harm your hands or eyes and damage
painted surfaces.
If fluid gets on your hands or in your eyes, flush the affected area with
clean water immediately.
If you still experience discomfort, see a doctor.
● Do not touch the engine compartment when the electric cooling fan is
operating.
The electric cooling fan may keep rotating for about 3 minutes even after
the engine switch is turned to the “LOCK” position.
With the engine switch in the “ON” position, the electric cooling fan may
automatically start to run if the air conditioning is on and/or the coolant
temperature is high. Be sure the engine switch is in the “LOCK” position
and that the electric cooling fan is completely stopped when working near
the electric cooling fan or radiator grille.
■ Safety glasses
Wear safety glasses to prevent flying or falling material, fluid spray, etc. from
getting in the eyes.
- 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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