Table Of Contents - Toyota RAV4 Hybrid 2018 Service Manual

Table of Contents

Table Of Contents2
Main Owner's Manual8
Noise From Under Vehicle After Turning Off The Hybrid System8
Accessories, Spare Parts And Modification Of Your Toyota8
For Your Information8
Installation Of A Mobile Two-Way Radio System9
Vehicle Data Recordings10
Data Transmission10
Data Usage10
Event Data Recorder11
Disclosure Of The Edr Data11
Driving11
Scrapping Of Your Toyota12
Perchlorate Material12
General Precautions While Driving12
General Precautions Regarding Children's Safety12
Reading This Manual14
How To Search15
Pictorial Index16
Exterior16
Instrument Panel18
Audio System19
Switches20
Interior23
For Safety And Security25
Floor Mat26
For Safe Use Before Driving26
For Safe Driving28
Correct Driving Posture28
Correct Use Of The Seat Belts28
Adjusting The Mirrors28
Seat Belts30
Fastening And Releasing The Seat Belt (Except For The Rear Center Seat)30
Fastening The Seat Belt (For The Rear Center Seat)31
Releasing And Stowing The Seat Belt (For The Rear Center Seat)32
Adjusting The Seat Belt Shoulder Anchor Height (Front Seats)33
Seat Belt Pretensioners (Front Seats)33
Wearing A Seat Belt35
Pregnant Women35
People Suffering Illness35
When Children Are In The Vehicle36
Seat Belt Pretensioners36
Adjustable Shoulder Anchor36
Seat Belt Damage And Wear36
When Using The Rear Center Seat Belt37
Using A Seat Belt Extender37
Srs Airbags38
Srs Front Airbags39
Srs Side And Curtain Shield Airbags39
Srs Airbag System Components40
Srs Airbag Precautions41
Modification And Disposal Of Srs Airbag System Components45
If The Srs Airbags Deploy45
Srs Airbag Deployment Conditions (Srs Front Airbags)46
Srs Airbag Deployment Conditions (Srs Side And Curtain Shield Airbags)46
Conditions Under Which The Srs Airbags May Deploy (Inflate), Other Than A Collision47
Types Of Collisions That May Not Deploy The Srs Airbags (Srs Front Airbags)47
Types Of Collisions That May Not Deploy The Srs Airbags (Srs Side And Curtain Shield Airbags)48
When To Contact Your Toyota Dealer49
Front Passenger Occupant Classification System51
Condition And Operation In The Front Passenger Occupant Classification System52
Adult52
Child53
Child Restraint System With Infant53
Unoccupied54
There Is A Mulfunction In The System55
Front Passenger Occupant Classification System Precautions56
Safety Information For Children58
Child Restraint Systems59
Points To Remember59
Types Of Child Restraints60
Selecting An Appropriate Child Restraint System60
Child Restraint Precautions61
When The Child Restraint System Is Not In Use62
Installing Child Restraints63
Child Restraint Latch Anchors63
Anchor Brackets (For Top Tether Strap)63
Installation With Latch System64
For Owners64
Installing Child Restraint Using A Seat Belt (Child Restraint Lock Function Belt)66
Rear-Facing - Infant Seat/Convertible Seat66
Forward-Facing - Convertible Seat68
Booster Seat70
Removing A Child Restraint Installed With A Seat Belt71
Child Restraint System With A Top Tether Strap71
Laws And Regulations Pertaining To Anchorages71
When Installing A Booster Seat72
When Installing A Child Restraint System72
Do Not Use A Seat Belt Extender73
To Correctly Attach A Child Restraint System To The Anchors73
Exhaust Gas Precautions74
Important Points While Driving74
When Parking74
Exhaust Pipe74
Hybrid System Features75
Vehicle Proximity Notification System76
When Stopped/During Start Off76
During Normal Driving76
When Accelerating Sharply76
Regenerative Braking77
Ev Indicator77
Conditions In Which The Gasoline Engine May Not Stop77
Charging The Hybrid Battery (Traction Battery)77
After The 12-Volt Battery Has Discharged Or When The Terminal Has Been Removed And Installed During Exchange, Etc.78
Sounds And Vibrations Specific To A Hybrid Vehicle78
Maintenance, Repair, Recycling And Disposal78
Customization78
Hybrid System Precautions79
Hybrid Battery (Traction Battery) Air Intake And Discharge Vents80
Emergency Shut Off System80
Hybrid Warning Message80
Running Out Of Fuel81
Electromagnetic Waves81
Hybrid Battery (Traction Battery)81
High Voltage Precautions81
Road Accident Cautions82
System Maintenance84
Conditions That May Cause The System To Malfunction84
Theft Deterrent System Immobilizer System84
Certifications For The Immobilizer System85
For Vehicles Sold In Canada85
To Ensure The System Operates Correctly86
Instrument Cluster87
Warning Lights And Indicators88
Warning Lights89
Indicators91
If A Safety System Warning Light Does Not Come On92
Gauges And Meters93
Changing The Odometer And Trip Meter Display94
Instrument Panel Light Control94
The Meters And Display Illuminate When95
Hybrid System Indicator95
Outside Temperature Display95
Pop-Up Display95
The Information Display At Low Temperatures96
To Prevent Damage To The Engine And Its Components96
Multi-Information Display97
Display Contents97
Operating The Meter Control Switches98
Drive Information98
Average Fuel Economy98
Range (After Refuel)98
Settings Display99
Display Off99
System Check Display100
Suspension Of The Settings Display100
Caution For Use While Driving100
Cautions During Setting Up The Display100
Energy Monitor Consumption Screen101
Vehicles With Entune Audio101
Vehicles With Entune Audio Plus Or Entune Premium Audio With Navigation101
When The Vehicle Is Powered By The Electric Motor (Traction Motor)102
When The Vehicle Is Powered By Both The Gasoline Engine And The Electric Motor (Traction Motor)102
When The Vehicle Is Powered By The Gasoline Engine102
When The Vehicle Is Charging The Hybrid Battery (Traction Battery)103
When There Is No Energy Flow103
Hybrid Battery (Traction Battery) Status103
Fuel Consumption104
Trip Information104
Past Record105
Resetting The Data105
Updating The Past Record Data105
Cruising Range105
Operation Of Each Component107
Wireless Remote Control108
Using The Mechanical Key108
Key Information Keys108
Certification Of Wireless Remote Control110
To Prevent Key Damage112
Carrying The Electronic Key On Your Person112
In Case Of A Smart Key System Malfunction Or Other Key-Related Problems112
When An Electronic Key Is Lost112
Opening, Closing And Locking The Doors113
Side Doors113
Unlocking And Locking The Doors From The Outside113
Smart Key System113
Operation Signals114
Security Feature114
When The Door Canot Be Locked By The Lock Sensor On The Upper Part Of The Door Handle114
Door Lock Buzzer114
Unlocking And Locking The Doors From The Inside115
Locking The Front Doors From The Outside Without A Key115
Door Lock Switch115
Inside Lock Buttons115
Rear Door Child-Protector Lock116
Automatic Door Locking And Unlocking Systems116
Switching The Door Unlock Function117
Impact Detection Door Lock Release System117
When All The Doors Are Locked With Entry Function Or Wireless Remote Control117
To Prevent An Accident118
Back Door119
Locking And Unlocking The Back Door119
Opening/Closing The Back Door From Inside The Vehicle (Vehicles With Power Back Door)119
Opening The Back Door From Outside The Vehicle120
Back Door Opener120
Wireless Remote Control (Vehicles With Power Back Door)120
Touchless Sensor (Vehicles With Touchless Power Back Door)121
Power Back Door Switch (Vehicles With Power Back Door)122
When Closing The Back Door122
Canceling The Power Back Door System (Vehicles With Power Back Door)123
Canceling The Touchless Power Back Door System (Vehicles With Touchless Power Back Door)123
Adjusting The Open Position Of The Back Door (Vehicles With Power Back Door)124
Using The Multi-Information Display124
Using The Power Back Door Switch124
Luggage Compartment Light124
Vehicles Without Power Back Door125
Back Door Operation126
Jam Protection Function (Vehicles With Power Back Door)126
When Reconnecting The 12-Volt Battery (Vehicles With Power Back Door)126
Fall-Down Protection Function (Vehicles With Power Back Door)127
Back Door Closing Assist (Vehicles With Power Back Door)127
Canceling The Adjusted Open Position Of The Back Door (Vehicles With Power Back Door)127
Situations In Which The Touchless Sensor May Operate Unintentionally (Vehicles With Touchless Power Back Door)127
Situations In Which The Touchless Sensor Does Not Operate Properly (Vehicles With Touchless Power Back Door)128
Operating The Back Door129
Back Door Closer (Vehicles With Power Back Door)131
Power Back Door132
Back Door Damper Stays (Vehicles Without Power Back Door)133
Back Door Spindles (Vehicles With Power Back Door)134
To Prevent Back Door Closer Malfunction (Vehicles With Power Back Door)134
To Prevent Damage To The Power Back Door134
Touchless Sensor Precautions (Vehicles With Touchless Power Back Door)135
Antenna Location136
Effective Range136
Alarms And Warning Indicators137
Battery-Saving Function137
Electronic Key Battery-Saving Function138
Conditions Affecting Operation138
Note For The Entry Function139
When The Vehicle Is Not Driven For Extended Periods140
To Operate The System Properly140
If The Smart Key System Does Not Operate Properly140
Electronic Key Battery Depletion141
If The Smart Key System Has Been Deactivated In Customized Setting141
Certification For The Smart Key System142
Caution Regarding Interference With Electronic Devices144
Adjusting The Seats145
Front Seats145
Adjustment Procedure145
Manual Seat145
When Adjusting The Seat Position146
Seat Adjustment146
Rear Seats147
Folding Down The Rear Seatbacks148
Before Folding Down The Rear Seatbacks148
After Returning The Rear Seatback To The Upright Position149
Stowing The Seat Belts149
Driving Position Memory150
Recording Procedure150
Recall Procedure151
To Stop The Position Recall Operation Part-Way Through151
Operating The Driving Position Memory After Turning The Hybrid Sysytem Off151
Seat Adjustment Caution151
Head Restraints152
Folding The Head Restraints (Outboard Rear Seats Only)152
Removing The Head Restraints153
Installing The Head Restraints153
Adjusting The Height Of The Head Restraints154
Adjusting The Rear Center Seat Head Restraint154
Head Restraint Precautions154
Steering Wheel155
Horn155
After Adjusting The Steering Wheel155
Caution While Driving156
Adjusting The Steering Wheel And Mirrors157
Inside Rear View Mirror157
Adjusting The Height Of Rear View Mirror157
Anti-Glare Function157
Auto Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror158
To Prevent Sensor Error (Vehicles With Auto Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror)158
Outside Rear View Mirrors159
Folding The Mirrors159
Blind Spot Mirrors160
When Mirror Angle Can Be Adjusted160
When The Mirrors Are Fogged Up160
When A Mirror Is Moving161
When The Mirror Defoggers Are Operating161
Opening, Closing The Windows And Moon Roof162
Power Windows162
Opening And Closure Procedures162
Window Lock Switch162
Jam Protection Function (Driver's Window)163
Catch Protection Function (Driver's Window)163
When The Power Window Caannot Be Opened Or Closed (Driver's Window)163
Closing The Windows164
Moon Roof165
Opening And Closing165
Tilting Up And Down165
Opening The Moon Roof167
Closing The Moon Roof167
Jam Protection Function167
Driving The Vehicle170
Stopping170
Parking The Vehicle170
Starting Off On A Steep Uphill171
For Fuel-Efficient Driving171
Driving In The Rain171
Engine Speed While Driving171
Drum-In-Disc Type Parking Brake System172
Operating Your Vehicle In A Foreign Country172
When Starting The Vehicle172
When Driving The Vehicle172
When Driving On Slippery Road Surfaces174
When Shifting The Shift Lever174
If You Hear A Squealing Or Scraping Noise (Brake Pad Wear Limit Indicators)175
When The Vehicle Is Stopped175
When The Vehicle Is Parked176
When Taking A Nap In The Vehicle177
When Braking177
If The Vehicle Becomes Stuck177
When Parking The Vehicle178
Avoiding Damage To Vehicle Parts178
If You Get A Flat Tire While Driving178
When Encountering Flooded Roads179
Cargo And Luggage180
Capacity And Distribution180
Calculation Formula For Your Vehicle181
Things That Must Not Be Carried In The Luggage Compartment182
Storage Precautions182
When Loading Cargo On The Roof Luggage Carrier183
Vehicle Load Limits184
Overloading The Vehicle184
Trailer Towing185
For Vehicles With Se Grade185
Except Vehicles With Se Grade186
Towing Related Terms187
Gcwr (Gross Combination Weight Rating)187
Gvwr (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating)187
Gawr (Gross Axle Weight Rating)188
Twr (Trailer Weight Rating)188
Unbraked Twr (Unbraked Trailer Weight Rating)189
Tongue Weight189
Weight Limits190
Gowr, Twr And Unbraked Twr190
Trailer Tongue Weight191
Hitch192
Positions For Towing Hitch Receiver And Hitch Ball192
Connecting Trailer Lights192
Trailer Towing Tips193
Matching Trailer Ball Height To Trailer Coupler Height196
Before Towing196
Break-In Schedule197
Maintenance197
If Trailer Sway Occurs197
Trailer Towing Precautions198
To Avoid Accident Or Injury198
When Towing A Trailer199
When Installing A Trailer Hitch199
Do Not Directly Splice Trailer Lights199
Dinghy Towing200
To Avoid Serious Damage To Your Vehicle200
To Prevent Causing Serious Damage To The Hybrid Transmission And Awd System200
Driving Procedures201
Power (Ignition) Switch201
Starting The Hybrid System201
Stopping The Hybrid System202
Changing Power Switch Modes202
When Stopping The Hybrid System With The Shift Lever In A Position Other Than P203
Auto Power Off Function203
When The Ambient Temperature Is Low, Such As During Winter Driving Conditions203
If The Hybrid System Does Not Start203
Steering Lock204
When The Steering Lock Cannot Be Released204
Steering Lock Motor Overheating Prevention204
Operation Of The Power Switch204
When Starting The Hybrid System205
Stopping The Hybrid System In An Emergency205
To Prevent 12-Volt Battery Discharge205
Symptoms Indicating A Malfunction With The Power Switch205
Ev Drive Mode206
Turns Ev Drive Mode On/Off206
Situations In Which Ev Drive Mode Cannot Be Turned On206
Switching To Ev Drive Mode When The Gasoline Engine Is Cold207
Automatic Cancelation Of Ev Drive Mode207
Possible Driving Distance When Drivig In Ev Drive Mode207
Fuel Economy207
Hybrid Transmission208
Shifting The Shift Lever208
Shift Position Purpose208
Selecting The Driving Mode209
Eco Drive Mode209
Sport Mode209
Selecting Shift Ranges In The S Position210
Shift Ranges And Their Functions210
Downshifting Restrictions Warning Buzzer211
Operation Of The Air Conditioning System In Eco Drive Mode211
Deactivation Of The Driving Mode211
When Driving With Cruise Control Or Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Activated211
If The Shift Lever Cannot Be Shifted From P212
To Prevent An Accident When Releasing The Shift Lock213
Hybrid Battery (Traction Battery) Charge Precaution213
Turn Signal Lever214
Operating Instructions214
Parking Brake215
Operating The Lights And Wipers216
And Wipers Headlight Switch216
Turning On The High Beam Headlights218
Daytime Running Light System218
Vehicles With Halogen Headlights218
Headlight Control Sensor219
Automatic Light Off System219
Vehicles With Led Headlights219
Light Reminder Buzzer220
Automatic High Beam221
Activating The Automatic High Beam System221
Limitations Of The Automatic High Beam221
To Prevent Incorrect Operation Of The Automatic High Beam System221
Turning The High Beam On/Off Manually222
Switching To Low Beam222
Switching To High Beam222
High Beam Automatic Turning On Or Off Conditions222
Camera Sensor Detection Information223
Temporarily Lowering Sensor Sensitivity225
If A Warning Message Of The Automatic High Beam Is Displayed225
Fog Light Switch226
Usage Of Fog Lights226
Windshield Wipers And Washer227
Operating The Wiper Lever227
Intermittent Windshield Wipers227
The Windshield Wipers And Washer Can Be Operated When229
Raindrop Sensor229
If No Windshield Washer Fluid Sprays229
Caution Regarding The Use Of Windshield Wipers In "Auto" Mode230
Caution Regarding The Use Of Washer Fluid230
When The Windshield Is Dry230
When The Washer Fluid Tank Is Empty230
Rear Window Wiper And Washer231
For The Usa231
For Canada232
The Rear Window Wiper And Washer Can Be Operated When233
If No Washer Fluid Sprays233
When The Rear Window Is Dry233
Refueling234
Opening The Fuel Tank Cap234
Before Refueling The Vehicle234
Closing The Fuel Tank Cap236
When Replacing The Fuel Tank Cap236
Using The Driving Support Systems237
Toyota Safety Sense P237
Vehicle Data Recording238
Sensors239
To Avoid Malfunction Of The Radar Sensor240
To Avoid Malfunction Of The Camera Sensor241
Certification242
Pcs (Pre-Collision System)244
Pre-Collision Warning245
Pre-Collision Brake Assist245
Pre-Collision Braking245
Limitations Of The Pre-Collision System246
When To Disable The Pre-Collision System248
Changing Settings Of The Pre-Collision System249
Enabling/Disabling The Pre-Collision System249
Changing The Pre-Collision Warning Timing250
Operational Conditions251
Pedestrian Detection Function252
Cancelation Of The Pre-Collision Braking253
Conditions Under Which The System May Operate Even If There Is No Possibility Of A Collision253
Situation In Which The System May Not Operate Properly255
If The Pcs Warning Light Flashes Or Illuminates And A Warning Message Is Displayed On The Multi-Information Display258
If Vsc Is Disabled258
Lda (Lane Departure Alert With Steering Control)259
Summary Of Functions259
Functions Included In Lda System259
Lane Departure Alert Function259
Steering Control Function260
Vehicle Sway Warning260
Before Using Lda System261
To Avoid Operating Lda System By Mistake261
Situations Unsuitable For Lda System261
Turning Lda System On262
Preventing Lda System Malfunctions And Operations Performed By Mistake262
Indications On Multi-Information Display263
Operation Conditions Of Each Function264
Temporary Cancellation Of Functions265
Hands Off Steering Wheel Alert265
White (Yellow) Lines Are Only On One Side Of Road265
Conditions In Which Functions May Not Operate Properly266
Warning Messages267
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control268
Before Using Dynamic Radar Cruise Control269
Cautions Regardig The Driving Assist Systems269
To Avoid Inadvertent Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Activation269
Situations Unsuitable For Dynamic Radar Cruise Control270
Driving In Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode271
Setting The Vehicle Speed (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)272
Adjusting The Set Speed273
Changing The Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)274
Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Settings (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)274
Canceling And Resuming The Speed Control275
Approach Warning (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)275
Selecting Constant Speed Control Mode276
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Can Be Set When277
Accelerating After Setting The Vehicle Speed277
Automatic Cancelation Of Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode277
Automatic Cancelation Of Constant Speed Control Mode277
When The Sensormay Not Be Correctly Detecting The Vehicle Ahead278
Conditions Under Which The Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode May Not Function Correctly279
Cruise Control280
Setting The Vehicle Speed280
Canceling And Resuming The Constant Speed Control281
Cruise Control Can Be Set When282
Automatic Cruise Control Cancelation282
If The Warning Message For The Cruise Control Is Shown On The Multi-Information Display282
To Avoid Operating The Cruise Control By Mistake283
Situations Unsuitable For Cruise Control283
Intuitive Parking Assist284
Types Of Sensors284
Turning The Intuitive Parking Assist On/Off284
Display285
Audio System Screen285
Sensor Detection Display, Obstacle Distance286
Distance Display286
Detection Range Of The Sensors287
Buzzer Operation And Distance To An Obstacle287
Setting Up Intuitive Parking Assist288
The Intuitive Parking Assist Can Be Operated When288
Intuitive Parking Assist Display289
Sensor Detection Information289
When Using The Intuitive Parking Assist290
Notes When Washing The Vehicle291
Rear View Monitor System292
Using The Rear View Monitor System293
Screen Description293
Rear View Monitor System Precautions294
Area Displayed On Screen294
Rear View Monitor System Camera295
Differences Between The Screen And The Actual Road295
When Approaching Three-Dimensional Objects297
If You Notice Any Symptoms299
When Using The Rear View Monitor System300
How To Use The Camera301
Bsm (Blind Spot Monitor)302
Summary Of The Blind Spot Monitor302
Turning The Blind Spot Monitor System On/Off303
The Outside Rear View Mirror Indicators Visibility303
Rear Cross Traffic Alert Buzzer Hearing303
When There Is A Malfunction In The Blind Spot Monitor System303
Certification For The Blind Spot Monitor System304
Handling The Radar Sensor305
The Blind Spot Monitor Function306
The Blind Spot Monitor Function Detection Area306
Cautions Regardig The Use Of The System307
The Blind Spot Monitor Function Is Operational When307
The Blind Spot Monitor Function Will Detect A Vehicle When307
Conditions Under Which The Blind Spot Monitor Function Will Not Detect A Vehicle307
Conditions Under Which The Blind Spot Monitor Function May Not Function Correctly308
The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function309
Cautions Regarding The Use Of The System309
The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function Detection Areas310
The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function Is Operational When310
Conditions Under Which The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function Will Not Detect A Vehicle311
Conditions Under Which The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function May Not Function Correctly311
Driving Assist Systems312
Whe The Trac/Vsc/Abs/Trailer Sway Control Systems Are Operating313
Disabling The Trac System314
Turning Off The Trac, Vsc And Trailer Sway Control Systems314
When The Message Is Diplayed On The Multi-Information Display Showing That Trac Has Been Disabled Even If The Vsc Off Switch Has Been Pressed314
Sounds And Vibrations Caused By The Abs, Brake Assist, Vsc, Trailer Sway Control, Trac And The Hill-Start Assist Control Systems315
Ecb Operating Sound315
Automatic Reactivation Of Trac, Vsc And Trailer Sway Control Systems315
Reduced Effectiveness Of The Eps System315
Automatic System Cancelation Of Hill-Start Assist Control316
The Abs Does Not Operate Effectively When316
Stopping Distance When The Abs Is Operating May Exceed That Of Normal Conditions316
Hill-Start Assist Control Does Not Operate Effectively When316
Replacing Tires317
Handling Of Tires And The Suspension317
Trailer Sway Control Precaution317
Driving Tips318
Hybrid Vehicle Driving Tips318
Using Eco Drive Mode318
Shift Lever Operation318
Delays319
Highway Driving319
Air Conditioning319
Checking Tire Inflation Pressure319
Luggage320
Warming Up Before Driving320
Winter Driving Tips321
Preparation For Winter321
Before Driving The Vehicle321
Selecting Tire Chains322
Regulations On The Use Of Tire Chains322
Tire Bchain Installation323
Driving With Sow Tires323
Driving With Tire Chains323
Repairing Or Replacing Snow Tires324
Fitting Tire Chains324
Utility Vehicle Precautions325
Utility Vehicle Feature325
Off-Road Driving326
Off-Road Driving Precautions327
To Prevent The Water Damage328
When You Drive Through Water328
Inspection After Off-Road Driving328
Audio System Contents331
Basic Operations332
Audio System Types332
Entune Audio Plus/Entune Premium Audio With Navigation332
Certification For The Disc Player332
Audio System Functions333
Audio System Operation Buttons334
Touch Screen Gestures335
Operating Conditions335
When Using The Touch Screen335
Using Cellular Phones335
To Avoid Damaging The Touch Screen336
Steering Wheel Audio Switches337
Operating The Audio System Using The Steering Wheel Switches337
To Reduce The Risk Of An Accident337
Aux Port/Usb Port338
Connecting Using The Aux Port/Usb Port338
Ipod338
Portable Audio Player338
Basic Audio Operations339
Operating The Audio System339
Random Playback340
Repeat Play340
Laser Product340
To Prevent Battery Discharge340
Setup Menu341
Display "Setup" Screen341
General Settings342
Screen For General Settings342
To Return To The Default Settings342
Clock343
Deleting Personal Data343
Audio Settings345
Screen For Audio Settings345
Automatic Sound Leveliser (Asl)345
The Sound Qulity Level Is Adjusted Individually345
Display Settings346
Screen For Display Settings346
Day Mode346
Adjusting The Screen Brightness/Contrast347
Voice Settings348
Using The Audio System349
Selecting The Audio Source349
Changing Audio Source349
Using The Steering Wheel Switches To Change Audio Source349
List Screen Operation350
How To Scroll350
Selecting, Fast-Forwarding And Reversing Tracks/Files/Songs351
Optimal Use Of The Audio System352
How To Adjust The Sound Settings And Sound Quality352
Using The Radio353
Radio Operation353
Audio Control Screen353
Selecting A Station353
Setting Station Presets354
Refreshing The Station List354
Reception Sensitivity354
Playing An Audio Cd And Mp3/Wma/Aac Discs355
Cd Player Operation355
Displaying The Title And Artist Name355
Cd Player And Disc Information356
Error Messages356
Cd Discs356
Discs That Can Be Used356
Mp3, Wma And Aac Files357
Discs And Adapters That Cannot Be Used361
Player Precautions361
Using An External Device Ipod Player Operation362
Selectig A Play Mode363
Shuffle Play363
About Ipod364
Ipod Cover Art364
Ipod Functions364
Ipod Problems365
Compatible Models366
Usb Memory Device Player Operation367
Usb Memory Functions368
Error Messages For Usb Memory368
Usb Memory369
To Prevent Damage To The Usb Memory Device Or Its Terminals371
Using The Aux Port372
Connecting Bluetooth373
Preparations To Use Wireless Communication373
Device Registration/Connection Flow374
Registering And Connecting From The Bluetooth Setup Screen375
Registering A Bluetooth Audio Player For The First Time376
Registering A Bluetooth Phone For The First Time377
Registering A Bluetooth Device378
How To Register A Bluetooth Device378
Deleting A Bluetooth Device379
Connecting A Bluetooth Device380
How To Select A Bluetooth Device380
Auto Connection381
Manual Connection381
When Connecting From The Bluetooth381
Reconnecting A Bluetooth Phone381
Displaying A Bluetooth Device Details382
Bluetooth Device Registration Status382
Changing Connecting Method382
Detailed Bluetooth Settings383
How To Check And Change Detailed Bluetooth Settings383
Editing The Bluetooth Pin384
Listening To Bluetooth Audio385
Status Display385
Playing Bluetooth Audio386
Using A Bluetooth Phone387
Phone Screen387
Microphone388
Making A Call389
Dialing389
Dialing From The Contacts List389
When The Contact Is Empty389
For Pbap Compatible Bluetooth Phones390
For Pbap Incompatible But Opp Compatible Bluetooth Phones390
Calling Using Favorites List391
Dialing From Call History391
Call History List391
International Calls391
Receiving A Call392
To Answer The Phone392
To Refuse A Call392
To Adjust The Incoming Call Volume392
Speaking On The Phone393
To Adjust The Call Volume393
To Prevent The Other Party From Hearing Your Voice393
Inputting Tones393
To Transfer A Call394
Transmit Volume Setting394
To Hang Up394
Release Tones394
Call Waiting395
Transferring Calls395
Call Waiting Operation395
Bluetooth Phone Message Function396
Displaying "Message Inbox" Screen396
Receiving A Message396
Checking The Messages398
Replying To A Message399
Editing Quick Reply Message399
Calling The Message Sender400
Calling From A Number Within A Messag400
Using The Steering Wheel Switches401
Operating A Telephone Using The Steering Wheel Switches401
Bluetooth Phone Settings402
"Phone/Message Settings" Screen402
Sound Setting403
Phonebook404
Contact/Call History Settings404
"Contact/Call History Settings" Screen404
Update Contacts From Phone405
Updating The Contacts In A Different Way (From The "Call History" Screen)406
Registering A New Contact To The Contact List407
Registering A New Contact In A Different Way (From The "Call History" Screen)407
Editing The Contact Data408
Editing The Contacts In A Different Way (From The "Contact Details" Screen)408
Deleting The Contact Data409
Favorite List Setting409
Deleting The Contact In A Different Way (From The "Contact Details" Screen)409
Registering The Contacts In The Favorites List409
When 15 Contacts Have Already Been Registered To The Favorites List410
Deleting The Contacts In The Favorites List411
Message Settings412
Phone Display Settings413
Displaying The "Messagig Settings" Screen In A Different Way413
Troubleshooting414
When Using The Hands-Free System With A Bluetooth Device414
When Registering/Connecting A Cellular Phone415
When Making/Receiving A Call415
When Using The Contact List416
When Using The Bluettoth Message Function416
In Other Situations417
Bluetooth418
When Using The Bluetooth Audio System418
When Using The Hands-Free System418
Conditions Under Which The System Will Not Operate418
Bluetooth Antenna419
Battery Charge/Signal Status419
When Using The Bluetooth Audio And Hands-Free System At The Same Time419
About The Contact In This System419
Reconnecting The Portable Audio Player421
When You Sell Your Car421
When Leaving The Vehicle423
Voice Command System424
Casual Speech Recognization425
When Using The Microphone425
Expression Examples For Each Function425
Command List426
Basic426
Phone426
Mobile Assistant427
Adjusting The Mobile Assistant Volume427
Notes About Mobile Assistant428
Interior Features429
6-1. Using The Air Conditioning429
Using The Air Conditioning System And Defogger430
Automatic Air Conditioning System430
Control Panel430
Adjusting The Temperature Setting430
Using The Automatic Mode431
Adjusting The Fan Speed Setting431
Changing The Airflow Mode431
Automatic Mode Indicator431
Switching Between Outside Air And Recirculated Air Modes432
Micro Dust And Pollen Filter Mode432
Defogging The Windshield432
Defogging The Rear Window And Outside Rear View Mirrors433
Windshield Wiper De-Icer433
Air Outlets434
Location Of Air Outlets434
Adjusting The Position Of And Opening And Closing The Air Outlets434
Front Center Outlets434
Using Automatic Mode435
Fogging Up Of The Windows435
Front Side Outlets435
Outside/Recirculated Air Mode436
When The Outside Temperature Exceeds 75 F (24 C) And The Air Conditionig System Is On436
Micro Dust And Pollen Filter436
Ventilation And Air Conditioning Odors436
To Prevent The Windshield From Fogging Up437
To Prevent Burns437
Heated Steering Wheel/Seat Heaters438
Heated Steering Wheel439
Seat Heaters439
Using The Interior Lights Interior Lights List440
Personal Lights441
Interior Lights441
Using The Storing Features443
List Of Storage Features443
Glove Box444
Console Box444
Cup Holders445
Bottle Holders446
Auxiliary Box446
Luggage Compartment Features447
Cargo Hooks447
Grocery Bag Hooks447
Storage Boxes448
Luggage Cover448
Installing The Luggage Cover448
Removing The Luggage Cover449
Stowing The Luggage Cover450
Rear Cargo Net451
Installation Positions451
Installing To The Upper Level And Changing The Fixed Position452
Installing To The Lower Level And Changing The Fixed Position453
Stowing The Rear Cargo Net454
Deck Board456
Other Interior Features457
Sun Visors457
Vanity Mirrors457
Power Outlets458
Armrest459
Coat Hooks459
Assist Grips460
Garage Door Opener461
Programming The Homelink461
Before Programming Homelink461
Programming A Device Other Than An Entry Gate (For Usa Owners)462
Programming An Entry Gate (For Usa Owners)/Programming A Device In The Canadian Market462
Programming A Rolling Code System463
Enabling 2-Way Communication With A Garage Door464
Operating Homelink465
Garage Door Operation Indicators465
Reprogramming A Single Homelink Button465
Erasing The Entire Homelink Memory466
Codes Stored In The Homelink Memory466
Before Programming466
Certification For The Garage Door Opener466
When Support Is Necessary467
When Programming A Garage Door Or Other Remote Control Device467
Conforming To Federal Safety Standards467
When Operating Or Programming Homelink467
Compass468
Operation468
Displays And Directions468
Calibrating The Compass469
Devitation Calibration469
Circling Calibration470
Conditions Unfavorable To Correct Operation470
While Driving The Vehicle471
When Doing The Circling Calibration471
To Avoid Compass Malfunctions471
To Ensure Normal Operation Of The Compass471
7-1. Maintenance And Care473
Cleaning And Protecting The Vehicle Exterior474
Automatic Car Washes474
High Pressure Car Washes474
When Using A Car Wash474
Aluminium Wheels475
When Washing The Vehicle475
When Cleaning The Windshield475
Precautions Regarding The Exhaust Pipes475
To Prevent Paint Deterioration And Corrosion On The Body And Components (Aluminium Wheels Etc)476
Cleaning The Exterior Lights476
When Using An Automatic Car Wash476
When Using A High-Pressure Car Wash476
Cleaning And Protecting The Vehicle Interior477
Cleaning The Leather Areas477
Cleaning The Synthetic Leather Areas477
Caring For Leather Areas478
Shampooing The Carpets478
Water In The Vehicle478
Cleaning The Interior (Especially Instrument Panel)478
Cleaning Detergents479
Preventing Damage To Leather Surfaces479
Water On The Floor479
Cleaning The Inside Of The Rear Window479
Maintenance Requirements480
General Maintenance480
Scheduled Maintenance480
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance480
Repair And Replacement481
Resetting The Message Indicating Maintenance Is Required (Usa Only)481
Allow Inspection And Repairs To Be Performed By A Toyota Dealer481
If Your Vehicle Is Not Properly Maintained482
Handling Of The 12-Volt Battery482
Engine Compartment483
Luggage Compartment483
Vehicle Interior484
Vehicle Exterior485
If The Hybrid System Is Operating485
Emission Inspection And Maintenance (I/M) Programs486
If The Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes On486
Your Vehicle May Not Pass The I/M Test In The Following Situations486
When The Malfunction Indicator Lamp Still Remains On After Several Driving Trips486
Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions487
When Working On The Engine Compartment488
When Working Near The Electric Cooling Fans Or Radiator Grille488
Safety Glasses488
If You Remove The Air Cleaner Filter488
Hood489
Pre-Driving Check490
After Installing The Support Rod Into The Slot490
When Closing The Hood490
Positioning A Floor Jack491
Engine Oil493
Checking The Engine Oil493
Adding Engine Oil494
Flat Dipstick494
Non-Flat Dipstick494
Engine Oil Consumption495
Used Engine Oil495
To Prevent Serious Engine Damage495
When Replacing The Engine Oil495
Engine Coolant Reservoir496
Power Control Unit Coolant Reservoir496
Coolant Selection496
If The Coolant Level Drops Within A Short Time Of Replenishing496
Radiator And Condenser497
When The Hybrid System Is Hot497
When Adding Coolant497
When The Electric Cooling Fans Are Operating497
Brake Fluid498
Checking Fluid Level498
Adding Fluid498
When Filling The Reservoir498
Washer Fluid499
When Adding Washer Fluid499
Do Not Use Any Fluid Other That Washer Fluid499
Dilutig Washer Fluid499
12-Volt Battery500
Location500
Removing The 12-Volt Battery Cover500
Before Recharging502
After Recharging/Reconnecting The 12-Volt Battery502
Chemicals In The 12-Volt Battery503
Where To Safely Charge The 12-Volt Battery503
How To Recharge The 12-Volt Battery503
Emergency Measures Regarding Electrolyte504
When Replacing The 12-Volt Battery504
When Disconnecting The 12-Volt Battery504
When Recharging The 12-Volt Battery504
Tires505
Checking Tires505
Tire Rotation506
Tire Pressure Warning System506
Installing Tire Pressure Warning Valves And Transmitters506
Vehicles With Compact Spare Tire506
Initializing The Tire Pressure Warning System507
Registering Id Codes508
When To Replace Your Vehicle's Tires508
Replacing Tires And Wheels508
Routine Tire Inflation Pressure Checks508
Maximum Load Of Tire509
Tire Types509
If The Tread On Snow Tires Wears Down Below 0.16 In.509
Situations In Which The Tire Pressure Warning System May Not Operate Properly510
The Initialization Operation511
When Inintialization Of The Tire Pressure Warning System Has Failed511
Tire Pressure Warning System Certification511
When Inspecting Or Replacing Tires512
When Initializing The Tire Pressure Warning System512
Repairing Or Replacing Tires, Wheels, Tire Pressure Warning Valves, Transmitters And Tire Valve Caps513
To Avoid Damage To The Tire Pressure Warning Valves And Transmitters513
Driving On Rough Roads513
If Tire Inflation Pressure Of Each Tire Becomes Low While Driving513
Tire Inflation Pressure514
Inspection And Adjustment Procedure515
Tire Inflation Pressure Check Interval515
Effects Of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure515
Instructions For Checking Tire Inflation Pressure516
Proper Inflation Is Critical To Save Tire Performance516
When Inspecting And Adjusting The Inflation Pressure516
Wheels517
Wheel Selection517
Aluminium Wheel Precautions517
When Replacing Wheels518
When Installing The Wheel Nuts518
Use Of Detective Wheels Prohibited518
Replacing Tire Pressure Warning Valves And Transmitters519
Air Conditioning Filter520
Removal Method520
Changing Interval521
If Air Flow From The Vents Decreases Dramatically521
When Using The Air Conditioning System521
Electronic Key Battery522
You Will Need The Following Items522
Replacing The Battery522
Use A Cr2032 Lithium Battery523
If The Key Battery Is Depleted523
Removed Battery And Other Parts523
For Normal Operation After Replacing The Battery523
Checking And Replacing Fuses524
After A Fuse Is Replaced526
If There Is An Overload In A Circuit526
To Prevent System Breakdowns And Vehicle Fire526
Fuse Box Near The Power Control Unit526
Light Bulbs527
Bulb Locations527
Replacing Light Bulbs528
Headlights/Daytime Running Lights (Halogen Headlights)528
Front Turn Signal Lights/Parking Lights (Halogen Headlights) Or Front Turn Signal Lights (Led Headlights)530
Front Side Maker Lights531
Fog Lights531
Stop/Tail Lights, Rear Side Marker Lights (Bulb Type) And Rear Tur Signal Lights534
Tail Lights (Bulb Type)535
Back-Up Lights536
License Plate Lights537
Replacing The Following Bulbs538
Led Lights538
Condensation Build-Up On The Inside Of The Lens538
To Prevent Damage Or Fire539
When Trouble Arises541
Essential Information542
Emergency Flashers542
Press The Switch542
If Your Vehicle Has To Be Stopped In An Emergency543
If The Hybrid System Has To Be Turned Off While Driving543
Steps To Take In An Emergency544
If Your Vehicle Needs To Be Towed544
Situations When It Is Necessary To Contact Dealers Before Towing544
Towing With A Sling-Type Truck544
Towing With A Wheel-Lift Type Truck545
Using A Flatbed Truck545
Emergency Towing (Vehicles With A Towing Eyelet)546
Emergency Towing Procedure (Vehicles With A Towing Eyelet)546
While Towing547
Wheel Nut Wrench547
When Towing The Vehicle548
While Towing (Vehicles With A Towing Eyelet)548
Installing Towing Eyelets To The Vehicle548
To Prevent Damage To The Vehicle When Towing Using A Wheel-Lift Type Truck549
To Prevent Damage To The Vehicle When Towing With A Sling-Type Truck549
To Prevent Damage To The Vehicle During Emergency Towing549
Recreational Towing (Behind Motor Home, Etc.)549
If You Think Something Is Wrong550
Visible Symptoms550
Audible Symptoms550
Operational Symptoms550
If A Warning Light Turns On Or A Warning Buzzer Sounds551
Warning Light And Warning Buzzer List551
Srs Warning Light554
Front Passenger Detection Sensor, Seat Belt Reminder And Warning Buzzer555
If The Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes On While Driving555
Electric Power Steering System Warning Light (Warning Buzzer)555
When The Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes On555
If Both Abs And The Brake System Warning Lights Remain On557
When The Electric Power Steering System Warning Light Comes On557
If The Tire Pressure Warning Lights Comes On557
If A Blowout Or Sudden Air Leakage Should Occur557
Maintenance Of The Tires558
To Ensure The Tire Pressure Warning System Operates Properly559
If A Warning Message Is Displayed560
Warning Message And Warning Buzzer List561
Warning Buzzer580
If You Have A Flat Tire581
Before Jackig Up The Vehicle581
Location Of The Spare Tire, Jack And Tools582
Using The Tire Jack583
Taking Out The Jack584
Taking Out The Spare Tire585
Replacing A Flat Tire585
When Storing The Spare Tire585
Installing The Spare Tire588
The Compact Spare Tire590
When Using The Compact Spare Tire590
When The Compact Spare Tire Is Equipped590
If You Have A Flat Front Tire On A Road Covered With Snow Or Ice590
When The Compact Spare Tire Is Attached591
Speed Limit When Using The Compact Spare Tire591
After Using The Tools And Jack591
When Stowing The Flat Tire592
Be Careful When Driving Over Bumps With The Compact Spare Tire Installed On The Vehicle592
Driving With Tire Chains And The Compact Spare Tire592
When Replacing The Tires592
If The Hybrid System Will Not Start593
The Hybrid System Will Not Start Even Though The Correct Starting Procedure Is Being Followed593
The Interior Lights And Headlights Are Dim, Or The Horn Does Not Sound Or Sounds At A Low Volume593
The Interior Lights And Headlights Do Ot Turn On, Or The Horn Does Not Sound594
Emergency Start Function594
If The Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly595
Locking And Unlocking The Doors595
Replacing The Key Battery596
When The Electronic Key Does Not Work Properly596
If The 12-Volt Battery Is Discharged597
Starting The Hybrid System When The 12-Volt Battery Is Discharged599
Charging The 12-Volt Battery599
When Recharging Or Replacing The 12-Volt Battery599
Avoiding 12-Volt Battery Fires Or Explosions600
12-Volt Battery Precautions600
After Recharging The 12-Volt Battery600
When Handling Jumper Cables601
To Prevent Damaging The Vehicle601
If Your Vehicle Overheats602
Correction Procedures602
If "Hybrid System Overheated" Is Shown On The Multi-Information Display604
When Inspecting Under The Hood Of Your Vehicle605
When Adding Engine/Power Control Unit Coolant606
To Prevent Damage To The Cooling System606
When It Is Difficult To Free The Vehicle607
When Attempting To Free A Stuck Vehicle608
To Avoid Damaging The Hybrid Transmission And Other Components608
Vehicle Specifications609
Maintenance Data (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)610
Dimensions And Weights610
Vehicle Identification Number611
Engine612
Fuel612
Electric Motor (Traction Motor)612
Engine Number612
Lubrication System613
Oil Capacity613
Engine Oil Selection613
Cooling System614
Ignition System615
Electrical System615
Hybrid Transaxle615
Hybrid Transaxle Fluid Type615
Brakes616
Steering616
Tires And Wheels617
Fuel Information619
Gasoline Quality619
Gasoline Quality Standards619
Recommendation Of The Use Of Gasoline Containing Detergent Additives620
Recommendation Of The Use Of Low Emissions Gasoline620
Non-Recommendation Of The Use Of Blended Gasoline620
Non-Recommendation Of The Use Of Gasoline Containing Mmt621
If Your Engine Knocks621
Notice On Fuel Quality621
Fuel-Related Poor Driveability621
Tire Information622
Typical Tire Symbols622
Full-Size Tire622
Compact Spare Tire622
Typical Dot And Tire Identification Number (Tin)624
Typical Tire Size Information625
Tire Dimensions625
Tire Section Names626
Uniform Tire Quality Grading627
Dot Quality Grades627
Treadwear627
Traction Aa, A, B, C627
Temperature A, B, C628
Glossary Of Tire Terminology629
Customizable Features635
Customizing Vehicle Features635
Changing Using Entune Premium Audio With Navigation Or Entune Audio Plus635
Changing Using Entune Audio635
Vehicle Customization644
During Customization644
Initialization645
Items To Initialize645
Reporting Safety Defects For Us Owners648
Seat Belt Instructions For Canadian Owners649
Srs Airbag Instructions For Canadian Owners651
Index661
The Doors Cannot Be Locked, Unlocked, Opened Or Closed662
When A Problem Has Occured664
Alphabetical Index665
Gas Station Information680