Download

Table Of Contents - Lexus LC500 Manual

Hide thumbs Also See for LC500:

Owner's manual (471 pages)

,

Owner's manual (110 pages)

Table Of Contents

Table of Contents

Advertisement

Table of Contents

Pictorial Index1

Table Of Contents2

For Your Information6

Installation Of A Mobile Two-Way Radio System6

Noise From Under Vehicle After Turning Off The Engine6

Vehicle Data Recording6

Usage Of Data Collected Through Lexus Enform7

Event Data Recorder7

Data Transmission7

Scrapping Of Your Lexus8

Perchlorate Material8

General Precautions While Driving9

General Precaution Regarding Children's Safety9

Symbols In This Manual10

Symbols In Illustrations10

How To Search11

Searching By Name11

Searching By Installation Position11

Searching By Symptom Or Sound11

Reading This Manual12

Instrument Panel15

For Safety And Security23

Before Driving24

Installing Floor Mats24

For Safe Driving25

Correct Driving Posture25

Correct Use Of The Seat Belts25

Adjusting The Mirrors25

Pregnant Women26

People Suffering Illness26

Seat Belt Damage And Wear26

Child Seat Belt Usage27

Seat Belt Extender27

Seat Belt Guide28

Fastening And Releasing The Seat Belt28

Emergency Locking Retractor (Elr)28

Automatic Locking Retractor (Alr)28

Seat Belt Pretensioners29

Rear Seat Belt Holder29

When Using The Seat Belt Guide29

Replacing The Belt After The Pretensioner Has Been Activated29

Srs Airbag System31

Location Of The Srs Airbags31

Srs Driver Airbag/Front Passenger Airbag31

Srs Airbag System Components32

If The Srs Airbags Deploy (Inflate)33

Srs Airbag Deployment Conditions33

When To Contact Your Lexus Dealer34

Srs Airbag Precautions35

System Components38

Pop Up Hood Precautions38

Pop Up Hood Operational Conditions39

Active Roll Bar40

Operation Of The Active Roll Bar40

Active Roll Bar Precautions41

Active Roll Bar Operational Conditions41

Warning Message41

Front Passenger Occupant Classification System43

Child Restraint System With Infant45

There Is A Malfunction In The System46

Exhaust Gas Precautions47

Important Points While Driving47

Riding With Children48

Child Restraint Systems48

Points To Remember48

Child Restraint System49

When A Child Is Riding49

Handling The Child Restraint System49

When Using A Child Restraint System50

When Installing A Child Restraint System To A Front Passenger Seat50

Installation Method50

Child Restraint System Fixed With A Seat Belt52

Installing Child Restraint System Using A Seat Belt52

High Back Type54

Removing A Child Restraint System Installed With A Seat Belt55

Child Restraint System Fixed With A Child Restraint Latch Anchor55

When Installing In The Rear Seats56

With Rigid Lower Attachments56

With Flexible Lower Attachments56

Laws And Regulations Pertaining To Anchors56

When Installing A Child Restraint System57

Lexus Enform Safety Connect58

Certification For Lexus Enform59

Safety Connect Services61

Automatic Collision Notification61

Stolen Vehicle Location61

Safety Information For Safety Connect62

Emergency Assistance Button62

Enhanced Roadside Assistance62

Lexus Enform Remote63

Availability Of Service63

Lexus Enform Remote Information63

Lexus Enform Service Connect64

Engine Immobilizer System65

System Maintenance65

Operating The System65

Certifications For The Engine Immobilizer System65

Theft Deterrent System65

Canceling Or Stopping67

Setting/Canceling/Stopping The Alarm System67

Triggering Of The Alarm67

Alarm-Operated Door Lock68

Customization68

Theft Prevention Labels (U.s.a.)69

Vehicle Status Information And Indicators71

Instrument Cluster71

Warning Lights And Indicators72

Operation Indicators74

Eco Driving Indicator75

Eco Driving Indicator Light75

Eco Driving Indicator Zone Display75

Eco Driving Ratio Based On Acceleration75

Zone Of Eco Driving76

Gauges And Meters77

Meter Display77

Outside Temperature77

Odometer And Trip Meter Display78

Rev Indicator78

Variable Red Zone78

Instrument Panel Brightness Adjustment79

Outside Temperature Display79

Liquid Crystal Display79

Changing Between The Odometer And Trip Meter79

Changing The Instrument Panel Light Brightness80

Changing The Display80

Multi-Information Display81

Display And Menu Icons81

Opening Image Display81

Drive Information82

Content Of Drive Information82

Changing The Meter Display82

Current Fuel Consumption82

Gear Positions83

Advanced Display83

Navigation System-Linked Display84

Audio System-Linked Display84

Driving Assist System Information84

G-Force Direction84

Warning Message Display85

Settings Display85

Ring Position Memory85

Suggestion Function86

Suggestion To Turn On The Headlights86

Suggestion To Turn Off The Headlights86

Suggestion To Unlock The Power Windows86

Head-Up Display87

Using The Head-Up Display87

Enabling/Disabling The Head-Up Display87

Changing Settings Of The Head-Up Display88

Display Brightness88

Head-Up Display Automatic Position Adjustment88

Display Brightness/Position88

Information Display Area89

Navigation System-Linked Display Area89

Fuel Consumption Information90

Route Guidance To Destination90

Street Name Display90

Trip Information91

Updating The History Data91

Resetting The Data91

Cruising Range91

Using The Side Display92

Trip Information (Type A)92

Trip Information (Type B)92

When Riding In An Aircraft94

Electronic Key Battery Depletion94

Key Information94

Confirmation Of The Registered Key Number95

Theft Deterrent Panic Mode96

Wireless Remote Control96

Using The Mechanical Key96

If A Wrong Key Is Used97

Unlocking And Locking The Doors From The Outside98

Locks Both Side Doors98

To Extend The Outside Door Handles Retracted Automatically98

Speed-Linked Outside Door Handle Retracting Function98

Opening, Closing And Locking The Doors And Trunk98

Switching The Door Unlock Function99

Operation Signals99

Security Feature99

Open Door Warning Buzzer99

Unlocking And Locking The Doors From The Inside100

Door Lock Switches100

Inside Door Handles100

Door Lock Indicator100

Automatic Door Locking And Unlocking Systems101

Using The Trunk102

Opening The Trunk103

Trunk Opener Switch103

Smart Access System With Push-Button Start103

Internal Trunk Release Lever104

If The Battery Is Discharged104

Closing The Trunk104

Smart Access System With Push- Button Start105

Protecting Luggage Against Theft105

Antenna Location105

Effective Range106

When An Exterior Alarm Sounds Once For 5 Seconds106

When An Interior Alarm Sounds Continuously106

If An Alarm Sounds Or A Warning Message Is Displayed106

Turning An Electronic Key To Battery-Saving Mode107

Conditions Affecting Operation107

Note For The Entry Function107

When The Vehicle Is Not Driven For Extended Periods108

To Operate The System Properly108

If An Electronic Key Does Not Work Properly109

Adjustment Procedure112

Power Easy Access System112

When Adjusting The Seat112

Entering/Exiting The Rear Seat113

Returning The Front Seat To Its Original Position113

Jam Protection Function113

Driving Position Memory114

Operation Of The Power Easy Access System115

Seat Positions That Can Be Memorized115

In Order To Correctly Use The Driving Position Memory Function115

Recording A Driving Position Into Memory115

Recalling A Driving Position116

Registering Procedure116

To Stop The Position Recall Operation Part-Way Through116

Cancelation Procedure116

Recall Procedure117

Recalling The Driving Position Using The Memory Recall Function117

Head Restraints118

Vertical Adjustment118

Adjusting The Height Of The Head Restraints118

Steering Wheel119

Sounding The Horn119

The Steering Wheel Can Be Adjusted When119

Automatic Adjustment Of The Steering Position119

Adjusting The Steering Wheel And Mirrors119

Inside Rear View Mirror120

Adjusting The Height Of Rear View Mirror120

Anti-Glare Function120

To Prevent Sensor Error120

Outside Rear View Mirrors121

Defogging The Mirrors121

Auto Anti-Glare Function121

Automatic Adjustment Of The Mirror Angle121

Folding And Extending The Mirrors122

Using The Switch122

Using Automatic Mode In Cold Weather122

Linked Mirror Function When Reversing122

Power Windows124

Opening The Palm Rest124

Operating The Switch124

Opening And Closing The Win- Dows124

Catch Protection Function125

When The Window Cannot Be Opened Or Closed125

When The Rear Quarter Windows Cannot Be Opened Or Closed125

Door Lock Linked Window Operation126

Closing The Windows126

Power Windows Open Warning Buzzer126

Preventing Accidental Operation (Window Lock Switch)127

The Power Windows Can Be Operated When127

When The Battery Is Disconnected127

Soft Top Roof128

Opening Or Closing The Soft Top Roof128

Situations In Which The Soft Top Roof Operation Stops Partway129

While The Soft Top Roof Is Operating129

Switch Operation When The Operational Conditions Are Not Met129

Soft Top Roof Open Warning Buzzer129

Soft Top Roof Operation Stops Partway130

Soft Top Roof Operation Does Not Start131

Soft Top Roof Opens Slowly133

When Opening Or Closing The Soft Top Roof134

While The Vehicle Is Driven135

When A Child Is In The Vehicle135

Driving The Vehicle138

Driving Procedure138

When Parking The Vehicle138

Driving In The Rain138

Restraining Sudden Start139

Restraining The Engine Output139

Drum-In-Disc Type Parking Brake System139

Operating Your Vehicle In A Foreign Country139

When Driving The Vehicle140

When Driving On Slippery Road Surfaces140

When Shifting The Shift Position140

When The Vehicle Is Stopped141

When The Vehicle Is Parked141

Brake Pad Wear141

If You Get A Flat Tire While Driving143

When Encountering Flooded Roads143

Brake Function143

Cargo And Luggage144

Steps For Determining Correct Load Limit144

Storage Precautions144

Capacity And Distribution144

Calculation Formula For Your Vehicle145

Vehicle Load Limits146

Trailer Towing146

Total Load Capacity And Seating Capacity146

Total Load Capacity146

Dinghy Towing147

Engine (Ignition) Switch148

Starting The Engine148

Engine Switch Illumination148

If The Engine Does Not Start148

Driving Procedures148

Electronic Key Battery149

Stopping The Engine149

Automatic Engine Shut Off Feature150

Changing Engine Switch Modes151

Auto Power Off Function151

When The Shift Control System Malfunctions151

Automatic Transmission152

Shift Position Purpose And Functions152

For The Shift Positions152

Reverse Warning Buzzer152

If A Message About A Shift Operation Is Shown153

Shifting The Shift Lever154

Shift Lever Display:154

P Position Switch154

When Shifting The Shift Position To P154

Shifting The Shift Position From P To Other Positions155

Automatic P Position Selection Function155

If The Shift Position Cannot Be Shifted From P155

Selecting The Driving Mode156

Snow Mode Automatic Deactivation156

When Exiting The Vehicle156

Selecting Gears In The M Position157

Downshifting Restriction Warning Buzzer157

Automatic Deactivation Of Shift Range Selection In The D Position157

Turn Signal Lever158

If The Indicator Flashes Faster Than Usual158

Parking Brake159

Operating Instructions159

Turning The Automatic Mode On159

Turning The Automatic Mode Off160

Parking Brake Operation Sound160

Parking Brake Indicator Light160

Parking Brake Operation160

Enabling The System161

Turns The Brake Hold System On161

Brake Hold System Operating Conditions161

Brake Hold Function162

Warning Messages And Buzzers162

When An Inspection At Your Lexus Dealer Is Necessary162

Headlight Switch163

Turning On The Headlights163

Auto Mode Can Be Used When163

Daytime Running Light System163

Operating The Lights And Wipers163

Battery-Saving Function164

Automatic Light Off System164

Light Reminder Buzzer164

Welcome Light Illumination Control164

Turning On The High Beam Headlights165

Cornering Lights165

Cornering Light Control165

Automatic High Beam166

Activating The Automatic High Beam System166

High Beam Automatic Turning On Or Off Conditions166

Front Camera Detection Information166

Temporarily Lowering Sensor Sensitivity167

Turning The High Beam On/Off Manually167

Switching To High Beam167

Switching To Low Beam168

Temporarily Switching To The Low Beams168

Windshield Wipers And Washer169

Operating The Wiper Lever169

Raindrop Sensor170

To Protect The Windshield Wipers170

If No Windshield Washer Fluid Sprays170

When Stopping The Engine In An Emergency While Driving170

Raising The Wipers To The Service Position171

Lifting The Windshield Wipers171

Lowering The Windshield Wipers To Retracted Position172

When Lifting The Windshield Wipers172

Opening The Fuel Tank Cap173

Before Refueling The Vehicle173

When Refueling173

Closing The Fuel Tank Cap174

Lexus Safety System +175

Driving Assist System175

Using The Driving Support Systems175

Using The Driving Support Sys- Tems175

To Avoid Malfunction Of The Front Camera176

Pcs (Pre-Collision System)181

Pre-Collision Brake Assist181

Pre-Collision Braking181

Suspension Control181

Limitations Of The Pre-Collision System182

Changing The Pre-Collision Warning Timing183

Changing Settings Of The Pre-Collision System183

Enabling/Disabling The Pre-Collision System183

Operational Conditions183

Pre-Collision Warning184

Cancelation Of The Pre-Collision Braking184

Situations In Which The System May Not Operate Properly186

If Vsc Is Disabled187

Lka (Lane-Keeping Assist)188

Steering Assist Function188

Lane Departure Alert Function188

Lane Centering Function189

Vehicle Sway Warning Function189

Before Using Lka System190

Situations Unsuitable For Lka System190

Turning Lka System On190

Indications On Multi-Information Display191

Lka Indicator191

Operation Conditions Of Each Function192

Dynamic Radar Cruise Control With Full-Speed Range196

Operation Switches196

Assisting The Driver To Operate The Vehicle197

Driving In Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode198

Example Of Constant Speed Cruising198

Example Of Deceleration Cruising And Follow-Up Cruising198

Setting The Vehicle Speed199

Example Of Acceleration199

Adjusting The Set Speed199

Decreases The Speed199

Changing The Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance200

Canceling And Resuming The Speed Control201

Approach Warning201

Selecting Constant Speed Control Mode202

Accelerating After Setting The Vehicle Speed203

When The Vehicle Stops While Follow-Up Cruising203

Automatic Cancelation Of Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode203

Automatic Cancelation Of Constant Speed Control Mode203

Driving Mode Select Switch205

Eco Drive Mode205

Comfort Mode205

Intuitive Parking Assist206

Types Of Sensors206

Driving Mode Pop-Up Display206

Center Display207

Turning Intuitive Parking Assist On/Off207

Muting The Buzzer Sound207

To Cancel The Mute207

Sensor Detection Information208

Sensor Detection Display, Obstacle Distance210

Detection Range Of The Sensors210

Multi-Information Display, Head-Up Display And Center Display210

Bsm (Blind Spot Monitor)211

Buzzer Operation And Distance To An Obstacle211

Turning The Bsm Function/Rcta Function On/Off212

Hearing The Rcta Buzzer212

Certification For The Blind Spot Monitor213

Handling The Radar Sensor214

Bsm Function215

Operation Of The Bsm Function215

Bsm Function Detection Areas215

The Bsm Function Is Operational When216

Rcta Function217

Operation Of The Rcta Function217

Rcta Icon Display217

Rcta Function Detection Areas218

The Rcta Function Is Operational When218

Driving Assist Systems220

Summary Of The Driving Assist Systems220

Abs (Anti-Lock Brake System)220

Brake Assist220

Active Cornering Assist (Aca)221

Secondary Collision Brake221

Hill-Start Assist Control221

Eps (Electric Power Steering)221

Ecb Operating Sound222

Active Cornering Assist Operation Sounds And Vibrations222

Turning Off Both Trac And Vsc Systems222

Automatic System Cancelation Of Hill-Start Assist Control222

Eps Operation Sound223

Reduced Effectiveness Of The Eps System223

Automatic Reactivation Of Trac And Vsc Systems223

Secondary Collision Brake Operating Conditions223

Replacing Tires224

Handling Of Tires And The Suspension224

Winter Driving Tips225

Preparation For Winter225

Before Driving The Vehicle225

Driving With Tire Chains225

Selecting Tire Chains226

Windshield Wipers226

Interior Features227

Lexus Climate Concierge227

Remote Touch228

Remote Touch Operation228

Using The Touchpad228

Touch Operation228

Center Display Overview229

Pinch In/Pinch Out229

Split-Screen Display230

Main Display231

Side Display231

Screen Display During Low Temperatures231

Turning On Lexus Climate Concierge232

Operation Of Each System232

Seat Heaters And Ventilators232

Neck Heaters233

Seat Heater/Ventilator/Neck Heater Operation233

Air Conditioning Controls234

Adjusting The Temperature234

Using The Air Conditioning System234

Setting The Fan Speed235

Changing The Air Flow Mode235

Defogging The Windshield235

Fogging Up Of The Windows235

Outside/Recirculated Air Mode236

Air Conditioning Filter236

Air Conditioning System Refrigerant236

Operation Of The Air Conditioning System In Eco Drive Mode236

Air Conditioning Control Screen237

Main Control Screen237

Trace Operation237

To Prevent The Windshield From Fogging Up237

Option Control Screen238

Eco Air Conditioning Mode239

Micro Dust And Pollen Filter239

Using Automatic Mode240

Windshield Fog Detection Function240

Automatic Mode For Air Intake Control240

Heated Steering Wheel/Seat Heat- Ers/Seat Ventilators/Neck Heat- Ers242

Control Screen243

Sub Function Menu243

Air Conditioning System-Linked Control Mode244

Location And Operation Of The Neck Heaters245

Location Of The Neck Heater Air Outlet245

Adjusting The Air Flow Direction245

Interior Lights List246

Location Of The Interior Lights246

Personal Lights Automatic On/Off246

When Personal Lights Do Not Respond As Normal246

Turning The Lights On/Off247

Operating The Personal Lights247

Turning The Door Position On247

List Of Storage Features248

Location Of The Storage Features248

Glove Box Light248

Console Box/Auxiliary Box249

Console Box Light249

Using The Auxiliary Box249

Trunk Features250

Warning Reflector Storage Belt250

Loosening/Tightening The Belt250

Power Outlet251

Using The Other Interior Features251

Garage Door Opener252

Using The Power Outlet252

To Prevent Battery Discharge252

Certification For The Garage Door Opener253

Programming The Homelink254

Before Programming Homelink254

Programming Homelink254

Programming A Rolling Code System255

Before Programming256

Reprogramming A Single Homelink Button256

Operating Homelink257

Erasing The Entire Homelink Memory257

Maintenance And Care259

Cleaning And Protecting The Vehi- Cle Exterior260

Self-Restoring Coat260

Maintenance And Care Cleaning And Protecting The Vehi- Cle Exterior260

Notes For The Smart Access System With Push-Button Start261

Brake Caliper Coating261

Plated Portions261

To Prevent Damage Or Deterioration Of The Soft Top Roof262

Cleaning The Soft Top Roof263

Cleaning The Exterior Lights263

When Using A High-Pressure Car Wash263

Cleaning And Protecting The Vehicle Interior264

Shampooing The Carpets264

Handling The Seat Belts264

Cleaning Instructions For The Interior Parts Of The Soft Top Roof264

Cleaning The Areas With Satin-Finish Metal Accents265

Cleaning Detergents265

When Cleaning The Soft Top Roof265

Water On The Floor265

Cleaning The Leather Areas266

Caring For Leather Areas266

Cleaning The Synthetic Leather Areas266

Maintenance Requirements267

Repair And Replacement267

General Maintenance267

Scheduled Maintenance267

Do-It-Yourself Maintenance268

Engine Compartment268

If The Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes On271

If Your Vehicle Does Not Pass The I/M Test271

Emission Inspection And Mainte- Nance (I/M) Programs271

Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions272

Safety Glasses273

If You Remove The Air Cleaner Filter273

Positioning A Floor Jack274

Opening The Hood274

Location Of The Jack Point274

Checking The Engine Oil277

Adding Engine Oil277

Engine Oil Consumption277

Checking The Oil Type And Preparing The Items Needed277

Checking The Engine Coolant278

Engine Coolant Reservoir278

Coolant Selection278

If The Coolant Level Drops Within A Short Time Of Replenishing278

Checking And Adding The Brake Fluid279

Checking The Radiator And Condenser279

Adding Fluid279

Brake Fluid Can Absorb Moisture From The Air279

Checking And Adding The Washer Fluid280

Diluting Washer Fluid280

If The Fluid Level Is Low Or High280

When Filling The Reservoir280

Before Recharging281

After Recharging/Reconnecting The Battery281

Checking Battery Fluid282

Removing The Battery Cover282

Checking Tires283

When to Replace Your Vehicle's Tires283

All Season Tires284

Driving On Rough Roads284

Low Profile Tires (21-Inch Tires)284

Tire Rotation285

Run-Flat Tires285

Tire Pressure Warning System285

Routine Tire Inflation Pressure Checks285

Tire Pressure Warning System Certification286

Installing Tire Pressure Warning Valves And Transmitters287

When Replacing The Tires And Wheels287

Initializing The Tire Pressure Warning System288

How To Initialize The Tire Pressure Warning System288

The Initialization Operation288

When Registering Id Codes289

Registering Id Codes289

Canceling The Change Wheel Set Mode290

When Id Code Registration May Not Operate Properly290

Replacing The Tire291

Before Jacking Up The Vehicle291

Location Of The Tools291

Removing A Tire292

Installing The Tire293

After Using The Tools294

When Installing The Tire294

Tire Inflation Pressure295

Checking The Specified Tire Inflation Pressure295

Tire Pressure Gauge295

Inspection And Adjustment Procedure295

Wheel Selection297

Aluminum Wheel Precautions297

When Replacing Wheels297

Removing The Air Conditioning Filter298

Checking Interval298

If Air Flow From The Vents Decreases Dramatically298

Air Conditioning Filter With Deodorizing Function298

If The Electronic Key Battery Is Depleted299

Items To Prepare299

Use A Cr2032 Lithium Battery299

Replacing The Battery300

Battery Precautions300

Checking And Replacing Fuses301

Driver's Side Instrument Panel302

Front Passenger's Side Instrument Panel302

After A Fuse Is Replaced303

If There Is An Overload In A Circuit303

When Replacing Light Bulbs303

Headlight Aim304

Vertical Movement Adjusting Bolts304

Before Checking The Headlight Aim304

Adjusting The Headlight Aim305

Condensation Build-Up On The Inside Of The Lens305

When Trouble Arises307

Essential Information307

Emergency Flashers308

If Your Vehicle Has To Be Stopped In An Emergency308

Stopping The Vehicle308

If The Vehicle Is Trapped In Rising Water309

Escaping The Vehicle From The Window310

If Your Vehicle Needs To Be Towed311

While Towing311

When Towing The Vehicle311

Installing Towing Eyelets To The Vehicle311

Steps To Take In An Emergency311

Situations When It Is Not Possible To Be Towed By Another Vehicle312

Towing With A Wheel-Lift Type Truck312

Situations When It Is Necessary To Contact Dealers Before Towing312

Using A Flatbed Truck313

Emergency Towing313

Emergency Towing Procedure313

If You Think Something Is Wrong314

Wheel Nut Wrench314

Visible Symptoms314

Audible Symptoms314

Fuel Pump Shut Off System315

Restarting The Engine315

If A Warning Light Turns On Or A Warning Buzzer Sounds316

Actions To The Warning Lights Or Warning Buzzers316

Brake System Warning Light (Warning Buzzer)316

Charging System Warning Light316

Malfunction Indicator Lamp (Warning Buzzer)317

Srs Warning Light317

Abs Warning Light (Warning Buzzer)317

Electric Power Steering System Warning Light (Warning Buzzer)317

Pcs Warning Light (Warning Buzzer)318

Lka (Lane-Keeping Assist) Indicator318

Slip Indicator318

Brake Hold Operated Indicator319

Parking Brake Indicator319

Brake System Warning Light320

Low Fuel Level Warning Light320

Driver's Seat Belt Warning Buzzer320

Front Passenger's Seat Belt Warning Buzzer320

Master Warning Light (Warning Buzzer)321

Tire Pressure Warning Light321

High Coolant Temperature Warning Light (Warning Buzzer)321

If The Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes On While Driving322

When The Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes On322

If Both The Abs And The Brake System Warning Lights Remain On323

If The Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes On323

Maintenance Of The Tires323

If A Warning Message Is Displayed325

Master Warning Light325

Messages And Warnings326

Warning Messages326

System Warning Lights326

Malfunction In The Abs326

Remaining Fuel Level Is Low327

If "Shift to P before Exiting Vehicle" Is Shown327

If "Engine Stopped Steering Power Low" Is Shown327

If "Maintenance Required Soon" Is Shown327

Warning Buzzer328

If You Have A Flat Tire329

When Driving Over Bumps329

When Replacing The Tires329

If The Engine Will Not Start330

The Starter Motor Does Not Turn Over330

If You Lose Your Keys331

Starting The Engine In An Emergency331

If The Fuel Filler Door Cannot Be Opened332

If The Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly332

When The Electronic Key Does Not Work332

Locking And Unlocking The Door333

Opening The Glove Box335

After Opening The Glove Box335

Starting The Engine When The Battery Is Discharged337

When The Battery Is Removed Or Discharged338

When Replacing The Battery338

When Removing The Battery Terminals338

Charging The Battery338

If The Soft Top Roof Cannot Be Closed340

Before Closing The Soft Top Roof340

Closing The Soft Top Roof341

If Your Vehicle Overheats347

Correction Procedures347

When Adding Coolant348

When Adding Engine Coolant348

If The Vehicle Becomes Stuck349

Recovering Procedure349

When It Is Difficult To Free The Vehicle349

When Attempting To Free A Stuck Vehicle350

Vehicle Specifications351

Maintenance Data (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)352

Dimensions And Weight352

Seating Capacity352

Vehicle Identification Number352

Specifications352

Engine Number353

Lubrication System353

Oil Capacity353

Engine Oil Selection353

Recommended Viscosity354

How To Read Oil Container Label354

Cooling System354

Ignition System355

Electrical System355

Differential356

Tires And Wheels357

21-Inch Tires358

Fuel Information359

Gasoline Quality359

If Your Engine Knocks359

Fuel-Related Poor Driveability360

When Refueling With Gasohol360

Notice On Fuel Quality360

Tire Information361

Typical Tire Symbols361

Typical Dot And Tire Identification Number (Tin)362

Typical Tire Size Information362

Uniform Tire Quality Grading363

Tire Section Names363

Dot Quality Grades363

Temperature A, B, C364

Traction Aa, A, B, C364

Glossary Of Tire Terminology364

Customizable Features369

Customizing Vehicle Features369

Changing By Using The Remote Touch369

When Customizing Using The Remote Touch369

Gauges, Meters And Multi-Information Display370

Hud (Head-Up Display)371

Vehicle Customization379

Items To Initialize380

List Of The Items To Initialize380

Reporting Safety Defects For U.s. Owners382

Seat Belt Instructions For Cana- Dian Owners (In French)382

Srs Airbag Instructions For Canadian Owners (In French)384

Headlight Aim Instructions For Canadian Owners (In French)390

What To Do If393

What To Do If... (Troubleshooting)394

The Doors Cannot Be Locked, Unlocked, Opened Or Closed394

When A Problem Has Occurred395

Alphabetical Index396

Advertisement

Table of Contents