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3-8. Other interior features
3
Interior features
Garage door opener
∗
The garage door opener (HomeLink
®
Universal Transceiver) is manufac-
tured under license from HomeLink
®
.
Programming the HomeLink
®
(for U.S.A. owners)
The HomeLink
®
compatible transceiver in your vehicle has 3 buttons
which can be programmed to operate 3 different devices. Refer to the
programming method below appropriate for the device.
Indicator light
Buttons
■ Programming the HomeLink
®
Point the remote control for the
device 1 to 3 in. (25 to 75 mm)
from the HomeLink
®
control but-
tons.
Keep the indicator light on the
HomeLink
®
in view while pro-
gramming.
The garage door opener can be programmed to operate garage
doors, gates, entry doors, door locks, home lighting systems, secu-
rity systems, and other devices.
STEP
1
∗: If equipped
- QUICK REFERENCE 1
- INDEX 3
- OVERVIEW 4
- Instrument panel 4
- Indicator symbols 6
- Instrument cluster 6
- Owner’s Manual 7
- Keyless entry 8
- ACCESSORY 9
- Hood release 10
- Engine maintenance 11
- FEATURES/OPERATIONS 12
- Lights & turn signals 13
- Seats-Head restraints 15
- Seat adjustments-Rear 16
- Seat adjustments-Front 16
- Tip-up seats 17
- Ottoman seats 17
- Seats-Stowing third row seats 18
- (power) (if equipped) 18
- Doors-Sliding 19
- Door-Power back (if equipped) 20
- Moonroof (if equipped) 21
- Sunshade-Side (if equipped) 21
- Clock (if equipped) 21
- Cruise control (if equipped) 22
- Dynamic radar cruise control 22
- (if equipped) 22
- Distance control mode 23
- Volume control 25
- Air Conditioning/Heating 26
- Control panel 26
- Seat heaters (if equipped) 28
- Driver’s seat 28
- Telephone controls (Bluetooth 29
- Enhanced VSC OFF button 30
- Garage door opener (HomeLink 31
- Power outlets-12V DC 32
- Cup holders 33
- Bottle holders 33
- SAFETY AND EMERGENCY FEATURES 34
- Spare tire & tools 35
- Cert no. SGS-COC-005612 36
- CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE CENTER 36
- 1- 8 0 0 -331- 4 331 36
- Abbreviation/Acronym list 37
- Abbreviation list 38
- For your information 39
- Scrapping of your Toyota 40
- Perchlorate Material 40
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 44
- Pictorial index 45
- 1-1. Key information 46
- Head restraint 53
- Armrests 55
- Footrest 57
- Correct riding posture 58
- Release the switch once the 71
- Press the unlock button to 83
- Before driving 100
- Pressing the button unlocks 101
- 3 seconds unlocks the other 101
- Front doors 106
- The front doors can be opened 107
- or ) for approxi 110
- Sliding doors 112
- *: Orange mark on the switch 114
- Back door 124
- Damper stay 135
- Front seats 136
- ITN13N065 139
- Rear seats 141
- ITN13N048 151
- ITN13N049 151
- ITN13N057 155
- ∗: If equipped 161
- Head restraints 166
- Seat belts 169
- Move the height adjuster up 170
- Steering wheel 178
- Inside rear view mirror 179
- Outside rear view mirrors 181
- Power windows 185
- Quarter windows 188
- Opening the fuel tank cap 194
- ■ Fuel type 195
- 1-5. Refueling 196
- 1-6. Theft deterrent system 199
- Correct driving posture 204
- 1-7. Safety information 205
- SRS airbags 206
- SRS warning light 219
- “AIR BAG OFF” indicator light 219
- “AIR BAG ON” indicator light 219
- ■ Child* 220
- or child restraint system* 220
- ■ Unoccupied 221
- Child restraint systems 225
- Installing child restraints 229
- LATCH anchors are provided 230
- After the shoulder belt has 237
- *: Ottoman seat only 240
- Checking and replacing fuses 246
- SIENNA AAS_U (OM45460U) 247
- 2-1. Maintenance 248
- “+” terminal facing up 249
- Driving the vehicle 251
- 2-1. Driving procedures 252
- When driving 252
- Automatic transaxle 272
- ■ Shift position purpose 273
- →P. 225) 274
- Turn signal lever 277
- Parking brake 278
- Gauges and meters 280
- Driving Indicator Light 281
- →P. 725) 282
- Indicators and warning lights 283
- ■ Indicators 284
- ■ Warning lights 286
- Press the “SELECT RESET” but 294
- Headlight switch 302
- Windshield wipers and washer 316
- The wipers will automatically 317
- Increases the sensitivity 318
- Decreases the sensitivity 318
- Washer/wiper dual opera 318
- Rear window wiper and washer 321
- Press the button again to 327
- “SET” indicator will come on 327
- ■ Adjusting the set speed 328
- Increases the speed 328
- Decreases the speed 328
- Preceding 329
- *: if equipped 343
- Corners of bumper 347
- * characteristic to 348
- Driving assist systems 350
- Cargo and luggage 365
- 2-5. Driving information 366
- ■ When loading cargo 372
- Vehicle load limits 373
- ■ Overloading the vehicle 374
- Winter driving tips 375
- Trailer towing 379
- : Without towing package 380
- : With towing package 380
- Towing related term 381
- Dinghy towing 392
- AUTO ACCESS SEAT 393
- SEAT cannot be adjusted 395
- Toyota dealer 396
- When trouble arises 398
- Combination wrench 403
- Wireless remote control 408
- Interior features 411
- flashes 416
- Using the automatic mode 419
- Multi-information display 419
- Air flows to the upper body 422
- Air flows mainly to the feet 422
- Press to turn the fan off 433
- Audio system type 437
- 3-2. Using the audio system 438
- Type B and C 443
- Type B and C: 444
- →P. 3 8 6 463
- ∧” or “∨” on 465
- * Compatible with VBR 468
- Switching the display 475
- To cancel, press again 479
- ■ Adjusting sound quality 488
- Using the AUX adapter 491
- Using the steering switches 492
- * → Bluetooth 493
- *: If equipped 493
- Press again 495
- 3-3. Using the Bluetooth 497
- audio system 497
- Using the Bluetooth 499
- Operating a Bluetooth 505
- enabled portable player 505
- Setting up a Bluetooth 507
- Bluetooth 512
- audio system setup 512
- Press that corre 516
- The rear seat entertainment 517
- Press , , or 519
- to turn on the screen 519
- ■ Cleaning the display 527
- : deletes the last input 529
- : returns to the previous 529
- Changing the angle 531
- Select to display the 531
- : deletes the last input num 536
- Select , or again 538
- Using the video mode 541
- Press or to dis 549
- The voice guidance volume 560
- ■ Normal operation 564
- ■ Using a short cut key 566
- Making a phone call 568
- Setting a cellular phone 573
- Security and system setup 578
- Using the phone book 583
- Interior lights list 590
- Personal/interior lights 592
- ■ Rear ceiling lights 595
- Doing so may cause damage 595
- List of storage features 596
- Glove boxes 598
- Console box 600
- Push the lid 603
- Removing the second center 605
- Auxiliary boxes 609
- Push down the knob 609
- Type B (if equipped) 609
- Type D (if equipped) 610
- Type E (if equipped) 610
- Lift the lid 610
- Type H (if equipped) 611
- Type I (if equipped) 611
- Type J (if equipped) 612
- Type K (if equipped) 612
- Sun visors 614
- Vanity mirrors 615
- Power outlets 618
- Luggage compartment 619
- ■ 120 V AC (if equipped) 619
- 3-8. Other interior features 620
- Front seat 624
- Second seat (if equipped) 624
- Grocery bag hooks 627
- Type D (luggage compartment) 628
- Floor mat 629
- Luggage compartment features 631
- ■ Storage box (if equipped) 632
- Engage the latch buckle 632
- The HomeLink 636
- Erasing the entire HomeLink 637
- memory (all three programs) 637
- Calibrating the compass 640
- 4-1. Maintenance and care 651
- Maintenance and care 652
- • Tire pressure gauge 659
- • Compressed air source 659
- Positioning a floor jack 664
- Engine compartment 666
- 1AR-FE engine 669
- 2GR-FE engine 669
- Item Clean funnel 677
- ■ Checking tires 684
- New tread 684
- Treadwear indicator 684
- Worn tread 684
- Registering ID codes 688
- ■ Maximum load of tire 689
- ■ Tire types 689
- ■ Tire inflation pressure 694
- P. 7 4 3 ) 694
- Air conditioning filter 700
- Insert a new battery with the 703
- Take out the mechanical key 704
- Remove the cover 704
- Remove the depleted battery 704
- Contact your Toyota dealer 708
- ■ Engine compartment 709
- Light bulbs 718
- ITO43P165 720
- Emergency flashers 729
- Before towing 730
- 5-1. Essential information 731
- Fuel pump shut off system 735
- Event data recorder 736
- ■ Maintenance of the tires 749
- ■ When replacing the tires 753
- ■ When driving over bumps 753
- Taking out the jack and tools 755
- Remove the adapter socket 755
- Remove the jack 755
- The tire will be lowered com 757
- Replacing a flat tire 758
- Chock the tires 758
- (one turn) 758
- When resting the tire on the 759
- Tightening torque: 761
- Clip clasp to outboard hook 762
- Clip other clasp to center or 762
- ■ Jack point guide 763
- ■ Using the tire carrier 768
- If the engine will not start 769
- If the battery is discharged 777
- If your vehicle overheats 782
- Add engine coolant if neces 783
- (→P. 739) 783
- If the vehicle becomes stuck 785
- Dimensions and weights 790
- 6-1. Specifications 791
- Vehicle specifications 791
- ■ Engine number 792
- Lubrication system 793
- Cooling system 795
- Ignition system 795
- Electrical system 796
- Transfer (AWD models) 797
- Steering 798
- Tires and wheels 799
- 17-inch tires 799
- 18-inch tires 799
- 19-inch tires 800
- Fuel information 802
- Tire information 805
- *: The DOT symbol certifies 807
- Glossary of tire terminology 811
- * below), and dividing by two 812
- Customizable features 817
- 6-2. Customization 818
- * English 819
- →P. 765) 820
- →P. 524) 820
- →P. 288) 820
- →P. 684) 820
- Items to initialize 824
- English 826
- Alphabetical index 828
- What to do if 829
- Center display 830
- ■Warning lights 831
- GAS STATION INFORMATION 834
- Cold tire inflation 834
- P. 7 4 3 834
- For owners 842
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