Table Of Contents - Lexus NX200t Owner's Manual

Table of Contents

Table Of Contents1
For Your Information8
Accessories, Spare Parts And Modification Of Your Lexus8
Installation Of A Mobile Two-Way Radio System9
Vehicle Data Recordings9
Event Data Recorder10
Disclosure Of The Edr Data10
Scrapping Of Your Lexus11
Perchlorate Material11
General Precautions While Driving11
General Precaution Regarding Children's Safety11
Reading This Manual12
How To Search13
Pictorial Index14
Exterior14
Instrument Panel16
Switches18
Interior22
For Safety And Security25
Before Driving26
Floor Mat26
1-1. For Safe Use26
When Installing the Driver's Floor Mat27
For Safety Drive28
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
Automatic Locking Retractor (Alr)34
Child Seat Belt Usage34
Replacing The Belt After The Pretensioner Has Been Activated34
Seat Belt Extender34
Wearing A Seat Belt35
Pregnant Women35
When Children Are In The Vehicle36
Seat Belt Pretensioners36
Adjustable Shoulder Anchor36
Seat Belt Damage And Wear36
Using A Seat Belt Extender37
When Releasing A Seat Belt Extender37
Srs Front Airbags38
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 Deploy (Inflate)46
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 Lexus Dealer49
Front Passenger Occupant Classification System51
Condition And Operation In The Front Passenger Occupant Classification System52
Front Passenger Occupant Classification System Precautions55
Safety Information For Children57
Child Restraint Systems58
Points To Remember58
When A Child Is Riding59
Handling The Child Restraint System59
Types Of Child Restraint System Installation Methods60
When Using A Child Restraint System On A Passenger Seat61
When Installing A Child Restraint System62
When Using A Child Restraint System On A Rear Seat63
Child Restraint System Fixed With A Seat Belt64
Installing Child Restraint System Using A Seat Belt (Child Restraint Lock Function Belt)64
Rear-Facing-Infant Seat/Convertible Seat64
Forward-Facing-Convertible Seat65
Booster Seat66
Removing A Child Restraint System Installed With A Seat Belt67
Do Not Use A Seat Belt Extender68
Child Restraint System Fixed With A Child Restraint Latch Anchor69
Installation With Latch System69
Laws And Regulations Pertaining To Anchors71
Using An Anchor Bracket (For Top Tether Strap)71
Anchor Brackets (For Top Tether Strap)71
Fixing The Top Tether Strap To The Anchor Bracket72
Outboard Rear Seats72
Rear Center Seat72
Exhaust Gas Precautions74
Important Points While Driving74
When Parking74
Exhaust Pipe74
Engine Immobilizer System75
System Maintenance75
Conditions That May Cause The System To Malfunction75
Certification For The Engine Immobilizer System75
Theft Deterrent System75
Certifications For The Engine Immobilizer System76
To Ensure The System Operates Correctly76
Setting The Alarm System77
Deactivating Or Stopping The Alarm77
Items To Check Before Locking The Vehicle77
Triggering Of The Alarm78
Alarm-Operated Door Lock78
Theft Prevention Labels (For U.s.a.)79
Instrument Cluster Warning Lights And81
Warning Lights And Indicators82
Warning Lights83
Indicators84
If A Safety System Warning Light Does Not Come On86
Gauges And Meters87
Changing The Display88
Instrument Panel Light Control88
Instrument Panel Brightness Adjustment89
Outside Temperature Display89
Pop-Up Display89
Liquid Crystal Display89
The Information Display At Low Temperatures90
To Prevent Damage To The Engine And Its Components90
Multi-Information Display91
Display Contents91
Menu Icons91
Operating The Meter Control Switches92
Drive Information92
Average Fuel Consumption92
Average Vehicle Speed92
Elapsed Time93
Distance (Driving Range/After Start)93
Boost Meter/Oil Temperature Gauge/Oil Pressure Gauge (If Equipped)93
G Monitor (If Equipped)93
Display Off94
Eco Driving Indicator94
Suspension Of The Settings Display94
When Disconnecting And Reconnecting Battery Terminals95
Cautions During Setting Up The Display95
The Multi-Information Display At Low Temperatures95
Summary Of Functions96
Head-Up Display Contents96
Switching The Head-Up Display97
"HUD" Button97
"DISP" Button97
Making The Display Easier To See98
Adjusting The Display Position98
Setting The Brightness98
Route Guidance Display (Vehicles With Navigation System)99
Speed Limit Display (Vehicles With Navigation System)99
Display Customization100
When The Battery Is Disconnected100
Before Using The Head-Up Display100
To Prevent Damage To Components101
Fuel Consumption Information102
Trip Information103
Navigation System Screen103
Lexus Display Audio Screen104
Past Record105
Updating The Past Record Data106
Resetting The Data106
Cruising Range106
Operation Of Each Component107
Keys108
Wireless Remote Control108
3-1. Key Information108
Using The Mechanical Key109
Panic Mode109
Card Key (If Equipped)110
When Required to Leave the Vehicle's Key with a Parking Attendant110
If You Lose Your Mechanical Keys110
When Riding In An Aircraft110
Electronic Key Battery Depletion111
Confirmation Of The Registered Key Number111
If A Wrong Key Is Used111
To Prevent Key Damage112
Carrying The Electronic Key On Your Person112
In Case Of A Smart Access System With Push-Button Start Malfunction Or Other Key-Related Problems112
When An Electronic Key Is Lost112
Handling The Card Key113
Side Doors114
Locking And Unlocking The Doors From The Outside114
3-2. Opening, Closing And Locking The Doors114
Operation Signals115
Security Feature115
When The Door Cannot Be Locked By The Lock Sensor On The Surface Of The Door Handle115
Door Lock Buzzer115
Locking And Unlocking The Doors From The Inside116
Door Lock Switch116
Inside Lock Buttons116
Locking The Doors From The Outside Without A Key117
Rear Door Child-Protector Lock117
Automatic Door Locking And Unlocking Systems117
Switching The Door Unlock Function118
Impact Detection Door Lock Release System118
Open Door Warning Buzzer118
To Prevent An Accident119
When Opening Or Closing A Door119
Locking And Unlocking The Back Door120
Opening/Closing The Back Door With The Wireless Remote Control (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)120
Opening/Closing The Back Door From Inside The Vehicle (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)121
Opening The Back Door From Outside The Vehicle121
Closing The Back Door From Outside The Vehicle (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)122
When Closing The Back Door122
Vehicles Without A Power Back Door122
Vehicles With A Power Back Door122
Canceling The Power Back Door System (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)123
Adjusting The Open Position Of The Back Door (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)123
Power Back Door Operating Conditions (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)124
Luggage Compartment Light124
If The Back Door Opener Is Inoperative124
Operation Of The Power Back Door (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)125
Back Door Reserve Lock Function (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)125
Jam Protection Function (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)125
Returning The Back Door Automatic Stop Position To The Initial Settings (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)125
Caution While Driving126
Operating The Back Door127
Back Door Closer (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)128
Power Back Door (If Equipped)128
Back Door Damper Stays (Vehicles Without A Power Back Door)129
Back Door Spindles (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)130
To Prevent Back Door Closer Malfunction (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)130
To Prevent Damage To The Power Back Door (If Equipped)130
Smart Access System With Push-Button Start131
Antenna Location131
Effective Range (Areas Within Which The Electronic Key Is Detected)131
Alarms And Warning Messages132
Battery-Saving Function132
Electronic Key Battery-Saving Function133
Conditions Affecting Operation133
Note For The Entry Function134
When The Vehicle Is Not Driven For Extended Periods135
To Operate The System Properly135
If The Smart Access System With Push-Button Start Does Not Operate Properly135
If The Smart Access System With Push-Button Start Has Been Deactivated In A Customized Setting135
Certification For The Smart Access System With Push-Button Start136
Caution Regarding Interference With Electronic Devices136
Front Seats137
Adjustment Procedure137
Power Easy Access System137
When Adjusting The Seat Position137
Rear Seats138
Manual Seat138
Power Seat138
Folding Down The Rear Seatbacks139
Before Folding Down The Rear Seatbacks139
Folding Down Rear Seatbacks (Manual Seat)139
Folding Down Rear Seatbacks (Power Seat)139
Returning The Rear Seatbacks (Manual Seat)140
Returning The Rear Seatbacks (Power Seat)141
Operating Conditions For Reclining Adjustment (Power Seat)142
Operating Conditions For Folding Down The Seatback (Power Seat)142
Operating Conditions For Returning The Seatback (Power Seat)142
Reclining Adjustment (Power Seat)143
Power Seat Operations (If Equipped)143
Seatback Jam Protection Function (Power Seat)143
When Folding The Rear Seatbacks Down And After Folded143
Seat Adjustment144
After Returning The Rear Seatback To The Upright Position144
Jam Protection Function (Vehicles With A Power Seat)144
Stowing The Seat Belts144
Driving Position Memory145
Operation Of The Power Easy Access System145
Recording Procedure146
Recall Procedure146
To Stop The Position Recall Operation Part-Way Through147
Operating The Driving Position Memory After Turning The Engine Switch Off147
Memory Recall Function147
Registering Procedure147
Cancelation Procedure148
Recalling The Driving Position Using The Memory Recall Function148
Seat Adjustment Caution148
Head Restraints149
Front & Rear Seats149
Vertical Adjustment149
Angle Adjustment (If Equipped)149
Removing The Head Restraints150
Installing The Head Restraints150
Adjusting The Height Of The Head Restraints (Front Seats)150
Adjusting The Center Rear Seat Head Restraint150
Steering Wheel151
Manual Type151
Power Type151
Adjusting The Steering Wheel And Mirrors151
Horn152
The Steering Wheel Can Be Adjusted When (Power Type)152
Automatic Adjustment Of The Steering Position (If Equipped)152
After Adjusting The Steering Wheel (Manual Type)152
Inside Rear View Mirror153
Adjusting The Height Of Rear View Mirror153
Anti-Glare Function153
Changing Automatic Anti-Glare Function Mode154
To Prevent Sensor Error154
Outside Rear View Mirrors155
Folding The Mirrors155
Linked Mirror Function When Reversing (Vehicles With Driving Position Memory)156
Adjusting The Mirror Angle When The Vehicle Is Reversing156
Mirror Angle Can Be Adjusted When156
When The Mirrors Are Fogged Up156
When Driving The Vehicle157
When A Mirror Is Moving157
When The Mirror Defoggers Are Operating157
Opening And Closing Procedures158
Window Lock Switch158
Opening, Closing The Windows And Moon Roof Power Windows158
The Power Windows Can Be Operated When159
Operating The Power Windows After Turning The Engine Off159
When Opening And Closing The Window Can Not Be Done159
Door Lock Linked Window Operation159
Power Windows Open Warning Buzzer160
Closing The Windows160
Up Jam Protection Function160
Down Jam Protection Function160
Moon Roof161
Opening And Closing161
Tilting Up And Down161
Jam Protection Function162
Sunshade162
Door Lock Linked Moon Roof Operation162
When The Moon Roof Does Not Close Normally162
When The Moon Roof Does Not Move Normally163
Moon Roof Open Warning Buzzer163
Opening The Moon Roof164
Closing The Moon Roof164
Driving165
Driving The Vehicle166
Stopping166
Parking The Vehicle166
4-1. Before Driving166
Starting Off On A Uphill167
Driving In The Rain167
Engine Speed While Driving167
Restraining Sudden Start (Drive-Start Control)167
Breaking In Your New Lexus168
Operating Your Vehicle In A Foreign Country168
Idling Time Before Engine Stop168
When Starting The Vehicle169
When Driving On Slippery Road Surfaces170
When Shifting The Shift Lever170
If You Hear A Squealing Or Scraping Noise (Brake Pad Wear Limit Indicators)170
When The Vehicle Is Stopped171
When The Vehicle Is Parked171
When Taking A Nap In The Vehicle172
When Braking172
If The Vehicle Becomes Stuck (Awd Models)172
When Driving & Parking The Vehicle173
Avoiding Damage To Vehicle Parts173
If You Get A Flat Tire While Driving173
When Encountering Flooded Roads173
Cargo And Luggage174
Capacity And Distribution174
Calculation Formula For Your Vehicle175
Things That Must Not Be Carried In The Luggage Compartment176
Storage Precautions176
When Using A Roof Luggage Carrier (Vehicles With Roof Rails)176
When Loading Cargo (Vehicles With A Moon Roof)177
Vehicle Load Limits178
Overloading The Vehicle178
Trailer Towing (Vehicles With Towing Package)179
Towing Related Terms180
Gcwr (Gross Combination Weight Rating)180
Gvwr (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating)180
Gawr (Gross Axle Weight Rating)180
Twr (Trailer Weight Rating)181
Unbraked Twr (Unbraked Trailer Weight Rating)181
Tongue Weight181
Weight Limits182
Gcwr, Twr And Unbraked Twr182
Trailer Tongue Weight183
Hitch183
Positions For Towing Hitch Receiver And Hitch Ball184
Connecting Trailer Lights184
Trailer Towing Tips184
Matching Trailer Ball Height To Trailer Coupler Height187
Before Towing187
Avs (Adaptive Variable Suspension System) (If Equipped)187
Break-In Schedule188
Maintenance188
If Trailer Sway Occurs188
Trailer Towing Precautions189
To Avoid Accident Or Injury189
When Towing A Trailer190
When Installing A Trailer Hitch190
Do Not Directly Splice Trailer Lights190
Trailer Towing (Vehicles Without Towing Package)191
Dinghy Towing192
To Avoid Serious Damage To Your Vehicle192
To Prevent Causing Serious Damage To The Transmission And Dynamic Torque Control Awd System (Awd Models)192
Engine (Ignition) Switch193
Starting The Engine193
Stopping The Engine193
Driving Procedures193
Changing Engine Switch Modes194
When Stopping The Engine With The Shift Lever In A Position Other Than P194
Auto Power Off Function195
If The Engine Does Not Start195
When The Steering Lock Cannot Be Released195
Steering Lock Motor Overheating Prevention195
Operation Of The Engine Switch196
When Starting The Engine196
Stopping The Engine In An Emergency196
To Prevent Battery Discharge197
Symptoms Indicating A Malfunction With The Engine Switch197
Automatic Transmission198
Shifting The Shift Lever198
Shift Position Purpose198
Selecting Shift Ranges In The D Position (Vehicles With Paddle Shift Switches)199
Shift Ranges And Their Functions199
Selecting Gears In The M Position200
Automatic Deactivation Of Shift Range Selection In The D Position201
To Protect The Automatic Transmission201
Downshifting Restriction Warning Buzzer201
When Driving With Cruise Control (If Equipped), Dynamic Radar Cruise Control (If Equipped) Or Dynamic Radar Cruise Control With Full-Speed Range (If Equipped) Activated201
Ai-Shift202
Turn Signal Lever203
Operating Instructions203
Turn Signals Can Be Operated When203
If The Indicator Flashes Faster Than Usual203
Parking Brake204
Automatic Mode204
Manual Mode205
If "Parking Brake Overheated Parking Brake Unavailable" Is Displayed on the Multi-Information Display205
Parking Brake Operation Sound205
Parking Brake Indicator Light And Parking Brake Lamp205
Changing The Mode206
Parking Brake Engaged Warning Buzzer206
Warning Messages And Buzzers206
When The Parking Brake Cannot Be Released Due To A Malfunction206
Brake Hold System Operating Conditions207
Brake Hold Function207
When The Parking Brake Is Set Automatically While The System Is Holding The Brakes207
If "Brake Hold Fault Depress Brake to Deactivate Visit Your Dealer" Is Displayed on the Multi-Information Display208
When The Vehicle Is On A Steep Incline208
When Stopped On A Slippery Road208
Asc (Active Sound Control)209
Controlling Volume209
The Asc System Can Be Operated When209
Temporary Cancelation Of The Asc System Functions209
Headlight Switch210
4-3. Operating The Lights And Wipers210
Turning On The High Beam Headlights211
Cornering Lights (If Equipped)212
Daytime Running Light System212
Headlight Control Sensor212
Automatic Light Off System212
Automatic Headlight Leveling System (If Equipped)213
Light Reminder Buzzer213
Activating The Automatic High Beam System214
High Beam Automatic Turning On Or Off Conditions215
Turning The High Beam On/Off Manually215
Switching To Low Beam215
Switching To High Beam215
The Automatic High Beam Can Be Operated When216
Camera Sensor Detection Information216
Limitations Of The Automatic High Beam217
Notes When Using The Automatic High Beam System217
Fog Light Switch218
Fog Lights Can Be Used When218
Windshield Wipers And Washer219
Intermittent Windshield Wipers With Interval Adjuster (If Equipped)219
Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers (If Equipped)221
The Windshield Wipers And Washer Can Be Operated When223
Dripping Prevention Wiper Sweep (Vehicles With Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers)223
Effects Of Vehicle Speed On Wiper Operation (Vehicles With Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers)223
Raindrop Sensor (Vehicles With Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers)223
If No Windshield Washer Fluid Sprays224
Caution Regarding The Use Of Windshield Wipers In Auto Mode (Vehicles With Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers)224
Caution Regarding The Use Of Washer Fluid224
When The Washer Fluid Tank Is Empty224
Rear Window Wiper And Washer225
The Rear Window Wiper And Washer Can Be Operated When226
When The Rear Window Is Dry226
When A Nozzle Becomes Blocked226
Opening The Fuel Tank Cap227
Before Refueling The Vehicle227
When Refueling The Vehicle227
Refueling228
When The Fuel Filler Door Cannot Be Opened229
Closing The Fuel Tank Cap229
Fuel Filler Door Lock Condition230
When Replacing The Fuel Cap230
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control231
Using The Driving Support Systems231
Driving In Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode232
Setting The Vehicle Speed (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)233
Adjusting The Set Speed234
Changing The Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)235
Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Settings (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)235
Canceling And Resuming The Speed Control236
Approach Warning (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)236
Warnings May Not Occur When236
Selecting Constant Speed Control Mode237
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Can Be Set When238
Accelerating After Setting The Vehicle Speed238
Automatic Cancelation Of Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode238
Automatic Cancelation Of Constant Speed Control Mode238
Systems Dynamic Radar Cruise238
Radar Sensor And Grille Cover239
Warning Messages And Buzzers For Dynamic Radar Cruise Control239
Certification For The Radar Sensor239
Before Using Dynamic Radar Cruise Control240
Cautions Regarding The Driving Assist Systems240
To Avoid Inadvertent Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Activation240
Situations Unsuitable For Dynamic Radar Cruise Control241
When The Sensor May Not Be Correctly Detecting The Vehicle Ahead241
Conditions Under Which The Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode May Not Function Correctly242
Handling The Radar Sensor243
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control With Full-Speed Range244
Resuming Follow-Up Cruising When The Vehicle Has Been Stopped By System Control (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)249
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control With Full-Speed Range Can Be Set When252
Warning Messages And Buzzers For Dynamic Radar Cruise Control With Full-Speed Range253
Before Using Dynamic Radar Cruise Control With Full-Speed Range254
To Avoid Inadvertent Dynamic Radar Cruise Control With Full-Speed Range Activation254
Situations Unsuitable For Dynamic Radar Cruise Control With Full-Speed Range255
When Your Vehicle Is Pointing Upwards256
Cruise Control258
Setting The Vehicle Speed258
Canceling And Resuming The Constant Speed Control259
Cruise Control Can Be Set When260
Automatic Cancelation Of Cruise Control260
If "Cruise Control Malfunction Visit Your Dealer" Is Displayed on the Multi-Information Display260
Situations Unsuitable For Cruise Control260
Lda (Lane Departure Alert With Steering Control)261
Functions Included With Lda262
Lane Deviation Alert Function262
Steering Control Function262
Turning The Lda On263
Operating Conditions For Each Function263
Temporary Cancelation Of The Functions264
When The Steering Control Function Was Canceled265
Indication On The Multi-Information Display265
When The Either Lane Line Turns White265
When The Inside Of Both Lane Lines Are Black265
Display While In Steering Control266
The Steering Control Function266
After The Vehicle Has Been Parked In The Sun266
Conditions In Which The Function May Not Operate Correctly266
When Changing The Tires267
Warning Messages For The Lda267
When Turning On/Off The Steering Control Function267
Sensitivity Adjustment For The Lane Deviation Alert Buzzer267
Before Using The Lda268
Do Not Drive Without Holding The Steering Wheel268
To Avoid Operating The Lda By Mistake268
Situations Unsuitable For Lda268
To Prevent Damage To Or Incorrect Operation Of The Lda269
Lane Recognition Camera269
Intuitive Parking Assist270
Types Of Sensors270
Intuitive Parking Assist Switch270
Lexus Display Audio Or Navigation System Screen271
Sensor Detection Display, Obstacle Distance272
Distance Display272
Buzzer Operation And Distance To An Obstacle273
Detection Range Of The Sensors273
Setting Up Intuitive Parking Assist (Vehicles With A Lexus Display Audio Or Navigation System)274
The Intuitive Parking Assist Can Be Operated When275
Intuitive Parking Assist Display275
Sensor Detection Information275
If "Clean Parking Assist Sensor" Is Displayed on the Multi-Information Display276
If "Parking Assist Malfunction" Is Displayed on the Multi-Information Display276
Certification276
When Using The Intuitive Parking Assist277
When Using Intuitive Parking Assist277
Notes When Washing The Vehicle277
Lexus Parking Assist Monitor278
Using The Lexus Parking Assist Monitor279
Screen Display279
Using The System279
Switching The Display Mode280
Estimated Course Line Display Mode281
Screen Description281
Parking Operation282
Parking Assist Guide Line Display Mode283
Lexus Parking Assist Monitor Precautions285
Area Displayed On Screen285
Lexus Parking Assist Monitor Camera286
Using The Camera286
Differences Between The Screen And The Actual Road286
When The Ground Behind The Vehicle Slopes Up Sharply287
When The Ground Behind The Vehicle Slopes Down Sharply287
When Any Part Of The Vehicle Sags288
When Approaching Three-Dimensional Objects288
Distance Guidelines289
Things You Should Know290
If You Notice Any Symptoms290
When Using The Lexus Parking Assist Monitor System292
How To Use The Camera293
Driving Mode Select Switch294
Vehicles Without Adaptive Variable Suspension System294
Vehicles With Adaptive Variable Suspension System295
Operation Of The Air Conditioning System In Eco Drive Mode296
Sport Mode Automatic Deactivation296
Driving Assist Systems297
When The Trac/Vsc Systems Are Operating298
Disabling The Trac System299
Turning Off Both Trac And Vsc Systems299
Sounds And Vibrations Caused By The Abs, Brake Assist, Trac, Vsc And Hill-Start Assist Control Systems300
Automatic Reactivation Of Trac And Vsc Systems300
Operating Conditions Of Hill-Start Assist Control300
Automatic System Cancelation Of Hill-Start Assist Control300
The Abs Does Not Operate Effectively When301
Stopping Distance When The Abs Is Operating May Exceed That Of Normal Conditions301
Hill-Start Assist Control Does Not Operate Effectively When301
Replacing Tires301
All-Wheel Drive Lock Switch (Awd Models)302
All-Wheel Drive Lock Mode Can Be Operated When302
Automatic Release For The All-Wheel Drive Lock Mode302
Pre-Collision Warning303
Pre-Collision Brake Assist303
Pre-Collision Braking303
Suspension Control (Vehicles With Adaptive Variable Suspension System)303
Pcs (Pre-Collision System)303
Changing The Alert Timing Of The Pre-Collision System304
Turning Off The Pre-Collision System304
Radar Sensor304
The Pre-Collision System Is Operational When305
Conditions That May Trigger The System Even If There Is No Possibility Of A Collision305
Obstacles Not Detected306
Situations In Which The Pre-Collision System Does Not Function Properly306
Automatic Cancelation Of The Pre-Collision System306
When The Trac And Vsc Are Turned Off306
Limitations Of The Pre-Collision System307
Cautions Regarding The Assist Contents Of The System308
Summary Of The Blind Spot Monitor309
Bsm (Blind Spot Monitor)309
Rear Cross Traffic Alert Buzzer Hearing310
When "Blind Spot Monitor Unavailable" Is Shown on the Multi-Information Display310
When "Blind Spot Monitor System Malfunction" Is Shown on the Multi-Information Display310
Certification For The Blind Spot Monitor System310
The Blind Spot Monitor Function Detection Areas312
Cautions Regarding The Use Of The System312
The Blind Spot Monitor Function Will Detect A Vehicle When313
Conditions Under Which The Blind Spot Monitor Function Will Not Detect A Vehicle313
Conditions Under Which The Blind Spot Monitor Function May Not Function Correctly313
Instances Of The Blind Spot Monitor Function Unnecessarily Detecting A Vehicle And/Or Object May Increase Under The Following Conditions313
The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function314
The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function Detection Areas315
The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function Is Operational When315
Conditions Under Which The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function Will Not Detect A Vehicle315
Conditions Under Which The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function May Not Function Correctly316
Winter Driving Tips317
Pre-Winter Preparations317
Before Driving The Vehicle317
When Parking The Vehicle318
Selecting Tire Chains318
Regulations On The Use Of Tire Chains318
Tire Chain Installation319
Driving With Snow Tires319
Driving With Tire Chains319
Repairing Or Replacing Snow Tires320
Fitting Tire Chains320
Utility Vehicle Precautions321
Utility Vehicle Feature321
Additional Information For Off-Road Driving322
Off-Road Driving Precautions322
To Prevent Water Damage323
When You Drive Through Water323
Inspection After Off-Road Driving323
Lexus Display Audio System324
Lexus Display Audio Operation Buttons326
5-1. Basic Operations326
"Menu" Screen327
Lexus Display Audio Controller328
Using The Lexus Display Audio Controller328
Basic Screen Operation329
Inputting Letters And Numbers330
Input Mode330
Input Field Mode330
When Using The Screen331
Using Cellular Phones331
To Prevent Lexus Display Audio Controller Malfunction331
To Avoid Damaging The Audio System331
Operating The Audio System Using The Steering Wheel Switches332
To Reduce The Risk Of An Accident332
Mobile Assistant333
Adjusting The Volume334
Mobile Assistant Precautions334
Connecting Using The Usb/Aux Port335
Ipod336
Portable Audio Player336
While Driving336
Setup Menu337
Display "Setup" Screen337
General Settings338
Customizing Images339
Adding An Image339
Deleting Images339
Usb Memory339
Deleting Personal Data340
Voice Settings341
Return To The Default Settings341
Display Settings342
Screen Off342
Day Mode342
Adjusting The Screen Quality342
Selecting The Audio Source343
Changing Audio Source343
Using The Steering Wheel Switches To Change Audio Sources343
Using The Audio System343
Optimal Use Of The Audio System344
How To Adjust The Sound Settings And Sound Quality344
The Sound Quality Level Is Adjusted Individually344
About Automatic Sound Levelizer (Asl)344
Audio Settings345
Changing Radio Settings345
Changing Ipod Settings346
Changing A/V Settings346
Changing The Cover Art Settings347
Changing Usb Settings347
Audio Menu Screen Operation348
Am, Fm Radio Or Xm Satellite Radio348
Cd, Mp3/Wma/Aac Disc, Ipod, Usb Or Bluetooth349
A/V349
Repeat Play350
Random/Shuffle Playback350
Radio Operation351
Selecting A Station (Am Or Fm Radio)351
Seek Tuning351
Station List351
Using The Radio351
Selecting An Hd Radio Channel352
Selecting A Channel (Xm Satellite Radio)352
Setting Presets352
Display The Text Message352
Hd Radio Technology353
Hd Radio Technology Troubleshooting Guide354
Reception Sensitivity354
Xm Radio Services-Descriptions355
Xm Radio Services-Subscription Instructions355
Xm Radio Services-Legal Disclaimers And Warnings355
If The Satellite Radio Does Not Operate Normally356
Cd Player Operation357
Selecting The Track By The List (Cd)357
Selecting A File By The Selected Folder (Mp3/Wma/Aac Disc)357
Selecting A Folder (Mp3/Wma/Aac Disc)357
Error Messages358
Discs That Can Be Used358
Lens Cleaners358
Mp3, Wma And Aac Files358
The Gracenote Media Database361
Discs And Adapters That Cannot Be Used363
Player Precautions363
Listening To An Ipod364
Ipod Top Screen364
Selecting A Song364
Selecting A Play Mode364
5-6. Using An External Device364
Ipod Cover Art365
Ipod Functions365
Ipod Problems365
To Prevent Damage To The Ipod Or Its Terminals366
Using Usb Memory Device367
Usb Top Screen367
Selecting A File367
Displaying The Now Playing List367
Usb Memory Functions368
Error Messages For Usb Memory368
To Prevent Damage To The Usb Memory Device Or Its Terminals370
Using The Aux Port371
Top Screen371
Operating Portable Players Connected To The Audio System371
When Using A Portable Player Connected To The Power Outlet371
Device Registration/Connection Flow372
Connecting Bluetooth372
Steps For Using Bluetooth ® Devices372
"Bluetooth Setup" Screen373
When Displaying "Bluetooth Setup" Screen from the "Bluetooth Audio" Screen373
When Displaying "Bluetooth Setup" Screen from the Phone Top Screen373
How To Register A Bluetooth Device374
How To Select A Bluetooth Device375
Connecting Method Is Set to "Vehicle"376
Connecting Method Is Set to "Device"376
Connecting A Bluetooth ® Audio Player376
Connecting A Bluetooth Phone377
Auto And Manual Connection377
Reconnecting A Bluetooth Phone377
Connecting A Phone While Bluetooth Audio Is Playing377
Bluetooth Device Registration Status378
Restoring The Default Settings378
Displaying A Bluetooth ® Device Details378
Detailed Bluetooth Settings379
How To Check And Change Detailed Bluetooth Settings379
Listening To Bluetooth ® Audio380
Bluetooth Audio Top Screen381
Phone Top Screen382
Using A Bluetooth ® Phone382
Microphone383
Status Display383
Making A Call384
Dialing From The Phonebook384
When The Phonebook Is Empty385
Dialing From Favorites386
Dialing From History386
Call History List386
Calling By Using The Latest Call History Entry386
Receiving A Call387
To Answer The Phone387
To Refuse A Call387
International Calls387
Speaking On The Phone388
To Adjust The Transmit Volume388
To Adjust In Call Volume388
Inputting Tones388
To Transfer A Call389
To Hang Up389
Call Waiting389
Transferring Calls389
Checking Messages390
Message Screen390
Option Menu390
Using A Bluetooth ® Phone Message390
Replying To A Message391
Editing A Quick Message391
Receiving A Message Popup Function391
Operating A Telephone Using The Steering Wheel Switches392
Bluetooth Phone Settings393
"Phone/Message Settings" Screen393
Sound Settings393
Phone Display Settings394
To Return To The Default Volume Settings394
"Contact/Call History Settings" Screen395
Phonebook395
Transferring A Phone Number396
Registering Favorites396
Removing Favorites397
When Transferring Contacts397
When You Have Selected "Replace Contacts" or "Add Contact" to Transfer Contacts397
Transferring Contacts While Bluetooth Audio Is Playing397
Messaging Setting398
When Using The Hands-Free System With A Bluetooth Device399
What To Do If399
(Troubleshooting)399
When Registering/Connecting A Cellular Phone400
When Making/Receiving A Call400
When Using The Phonebook401
When Using The Bluetooth Message Function401
In Other Situations402
When Using The Bluetooth Audio System403
When Using The Hands-Free System403
Conditions Under Which The System Will Not Operate403
Bluetooth Antenna404
Battery Charge/Signal Status404
When Using The Bluetooth Audio And Hands-Free System At The Same Time404
About The Contact In This System404
Compatible Models405
Reconnecting The Portable Audio Player405
When You Sell Your Car405
When Leaving The Vehicle407
Display "Information" Screen408
Traffic Information Map408
5-12. Other Function408
Information" Screen408
Disclaimers409
Usb Photo Screen410
Menu Screen410
Selecting A Folder And A File410
How To Check The Weather Information412
Using The Voice Command System413
When Using The Microphone413
When Searching For A Track414
Casual Speech Recognition414
Expression Examples For Each Function415
Command List415
Basic415
Phone416
Audio416
Info416
Lexus Enform Remote417
Lexus Enform Remote Information418
Interior Features419
Using The Air Conditioning System And Defogger419
Automatic Air Conditioning419
Automatic Air Conditioning System420
Control Panel421
Adjusting The Temperature Setting421
Adjusting The Fan Speed Setting421
Change The Airflow Mode422
S-Flow Mode422
Other Functions422
Control Screen423
Vehicles With A Lexus Display Audio System423
Vehicles With A Navigation System423
Option Control Screen424
Air Conditioning Controls424
Using The Automatic Mode424
Automatic Mode Indicator424
Adjusting the Temperature for Driver and Passenger Seats Separately ("Dual" Mode)425
Switching Between Outside Air And Recirculated Air Modes425
Defogging The Windshield425
Defogging The Rear Window And Outside Rear View Mirrors425
Micro Dust And Pollen Filter426
Windshield Wiper De-Icer (If Equipped)426
Location Of Air Outlets426
Adjusting The Position Of And Opening And Closing The Air Outlets427
Registering Air Conditioning Settings To Electronic Keys (Vehicles With Driving Position Memory)427
Using Automatic Mode427
When The Outside Temperature Exceeds 75 F (24 C) And The Air Conditioning System Is On427
Fogging Up Of The Windows428
Outside/Recirculated Air Mode428
When The Outside Temperature Is Low428
Ventilation And Air Conditioning Odors428
To Prevent The Windshield From Fogging Up429
To Prevent Burns429
Humidity Sensor (If Equipped)429
Heated Steering Wheel/ Seat Heaters/ Seat Ventilators430
Heated Steering Wheel431
Seat Heaters431
Vehicles Without Seat Ventilators431
Vehicles With Seat Ventilators431
Seat Ventilators432
Interior Lights List433
Using The Interior Lights433
Front Interior Light434
Personal Lights434
Rear Interior Light435
List Of Storage Features436
6-3. Using The Storage Features436
Glove Box437
Console Box437
Cup Holders/Bottle Holders438
Sunglass Holder439
Luggage Compartment Features440
Cargo Hooks440
Cargo Net Hooks440
Grocery Bag Hooks441
Deck Under Tray441
Vehicles With A Compact Spare Tire441
Vehicles With A Full-Size Spare Tire441
Deck Board442
Stowing The Luggage Cover443
Other Interior Features445
Sun Visors445
Vanity Mirrors445
Clock446
Power Outlet (12 Vdc)446
Inside The Console Box446
In The Luggage Compartment446
Power Outlet (120 Vac) (If Equipped)447
Wireless Charger (If Equipped)448
Name For All Parts448
Using The Wireless Charger449
Lighting Conditions Of Operation Indicator Light450
When The Operation Indicator Light Flashes450
Usable Portable Devices450
When Covers And Accessories Are Attached To Portable Devices450
While Charging, Noise Enters The Am Radio451
Important Points Of The Wireless Charger451
Operation Sounds451
Certification For The Wireless Charger451
Fcc Declaration Of Conformity452
To Prevent Damage Or Burns453
To Prevent Failure Or Damage To Data454
Armrest454
Assist Grips455
Coat Hooks455
Garage Door Opener456
Before Programming The Homelink456
Programming The Homelink457
Programming A Rolling Code System458
Enabling 2-Way Communication With A Garage Door (Only Available For Compatible Devices)459
Reprogramming A Single Homelink Button459
Operating The Homelink459
Garage Door Operation Indicators460
Erasing The Entire Homelink Memory (All Three Codes)460
Codes Stored In The Homelink Memory461
Certification For The Garage Door Opener461
When Programming A Garage Door Or Other Remote Control Device461
Conforming To Federal Safety Standards461
Compass462
Operation462
Displays And Directions462
Calibrating The Compass463
Deviation Calibration463
Circling Calibration464
Conditions Unfavorable To Correct Operation464
While Driving The Vehicle465
When Doing The Circling Calibration465
To Avoid Compass Malfunctions465
To Ensure Normal Operation Of The Compass465
Safety Connect466
System Components466
Services467
Subscription467
Safety Connect Led Light Indicators468
Safety Connect Services Information468
Languages468
When Contacting The Response Center468
Safety Connect Services469
Stolen Vehicle Location469
Emergency Assistance Button ("SOS")469
Enhanced Roadside Assistance469
Safety Information For Safety Connect470
Exposure To Radio Frequency Signals470
Certification For Lexus Enform With Safety Connect470
Maintenance And Care471
Cleaning And Protecting The Vehicle Exterior472
Self-Restoring Coat472
Automatic Car Washes472
High Pressure Car Washes472
Maintenance And Care Cleaning And Protecting The Vehicle Exterior472
Note For A Smart Access System With Push-Button Start473
Aluminum Wheels473
Bumpers473
Front Side Windows Water-Repellent Coating (Vehicles With Water-Repellent Coating)473
When Washing The Vehicle474
When Cleaning The Windshield (Vehicles With Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers)474
Precautions Regarding The Exhaust Pipe474
Precautions Regarding The Blind Spot Monitor (If Equipped)474
To Prevent Paint Deterioration And Corrosion On The Body And Components (Aluminum Wheels Etc.)475
Cleaning The Exterior Lights475
When Using An Automatic Car Wash (Vehicles With Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers)475
When Using A High Pressure Car Wash475
Cleaning And Protecting The Vehicle Interior476
Cleaning The Leather Areas476
Cleaning The Synthetic Leather Areas477
Water In The Vehicle477
Cleaning The Interior (Especially Instrument Panel)477
Cleaning Detergents478
Preventing Damage To Leather Surfaces478
When Cleaning The Inside Of The Windshield (Vehicles With Lda [Lane Departure Alert] Or Automatic High Beam)478
Cleaning The Inside Of The Rear Window478
Maintenance Requirements479
Scheduled Maintenance479
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance479
Repair And Replacement480
Resetting The Message Indicating Maintenance Is Required (U.s.a. Only)480
Allow Inspection And Repairs To Be Performed By A Lexus Dealer481
If Your Vehicle Is Not Properly Maintained481
Handling Of The Battery481
General Maintenance482
Vehicle Interior483
Vehicle Exterior484
If The Engine Is Running484
Emission Inspection And Maintenance (I/M) Programs485
If The Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes On485
Your Vehicle May Not Pass The I/M Test In The Following Situations:485
When The Malfunction Indicator Lamp Still Remains On After Several Driving Trips485
Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions486
7-3. Do-It-Yourself Maintenance486
When Working On The Engine Compartment487
When Working Near The Electric Cooling Fans Or Radiator Grille487
Safety Glasses487
If You Remove The Air Cleaner Filter487
Hood488
Pre-Driving Check488
Positioning A Floor Jack489
Front489
Rear489
Engine Compartment490
Removing The Engine Compartment Cover491
Installing The Clips491
After Installing An Engine Compartment Cover491
Checking The Engine Oil492
Adding Engine Oil493
Engine Oil Consumption493
After Changing The Engine Oil494
Used Engine Oil495
To Prevent Serious Engine Damage495
When Replacing The Engine Oil495
Engine Coolant Reservoir496
Intercooler Coolant Reservoir496
Coolant Selection496
If The Coolant Level Drops Within A Short Time Of Replenishing496
When The Engine Is Hot497
When Adding Coolant497
Radiator And Condenser497
When The Electric Cooling Fans Are Operating497
Brake Fluid498
Checking Fluid Level498
Adding Fluid498
When Filling The Reservoir498
Battery Exterior499
Before Recharging499
After Recharging/Reconnecting The Battery499
Chemicals In The Battery500
Where To Safely Charge The Battery500
How To Recharge The Battery500
Emergency Measures Regarding Electrolyte500
Washer Fluid501
Checking Tires502
Tire Rotation502
Tire Pressure Warning System503
Installing Tire Pressure Warning Valves And Transmitters503
Initializing The Tire Pressure Warning System503
How To Initialize The Tire Pressure Warning System504
Registering Id Codes505
When to Replace Your Vehicle's Tires505
Replacing Tires And Wheels505
Tire Life505
Maximum Load Of Tire506
Tire Types506
If The Tread On Snow Tires Wears Down Below 0.16 In. (4 Mm)506
Situations In Which The Tire Pressure Warning System May Not Operate Properly507
The Initialization Operation507
Warning Performance Of The Tire Pressure Warning System507
When Initialization Of The Tire Pressure Warning System Has Failed507
Certification For Tire Pressure Warning System508
When Inspecting Or Replacing Tires509
When Initializing The Tire Pressure Warning System509
Repairing Or Replacing Tires, Wheels, Tire Pressure Warning Valves, Transmitters And Tire Valve Caps510
To Avoid Damage To The Tire Pressure Warning Valves And Transmitters510
Driving On Rough Roads510
If Tire Inflation Pressure Of Each Tire Becomes Low While Driving510
Tire Inflation Pressure511
Inspection And Adjustment Procedure512
Tire Inflation Pressure Check Interval512
Effects Of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure512
Instructions For Checking Tire Inflation Pressure513
Proper Inflation Is Critical To Save Tire Performance513
When Inspecting And Adjusting Tire Inflation Pressure513
Wheel Selection514
Aluminum Wheel Precautions514
When Replacing Wheels514
Replacing Tire Pressure Warning Valves And Transmitters515
Air Conditioning Filter516
Removal Method516
Checking Interval517
If Air Flow From The Vents Decreases Dramatically517
When Using The Air Conditioning System517
Electronic Key Battery518
Replacing The Battery518
Use A Cr2032 Lithium Battery519
If The Electronic Key Battery Is Depleted519
Removed Battery And Other Parts519
For Normal Operation After Replacing The Battery519
Checking And Replacing Fuses520
After A Fuse Is Replaced522
If There Is An Overload In A Circuit522
When Replacing Light Bulbs522
To Prevent System Breakdowns And Vehicle Fire522
Light Bulbs523
Bulb Locations524
Replacing Light Bulbs526
Headlight High Beams (Halogen Bulbs)526
For The Right Side Only526
Front Side Marker Light (Bulb Type)530
Front Turn Signal Lights (Bulb Type)530
Rear Turn Signal Lights532
Back-Up Lights535
Replacing The Following Bulbs537
After Replacing The Bulbs537
Led Lights537
Condensation Build-Up On The Inside Of The Lens537
To Prevent Damage Or Fire538
When Trouble Arises539
8-1. Essential Information539
Emergency Flashers540
If Your Vehicle Has To Be Stopped In An Emergency541
If Your Vehicle Needs To Be Towed542
Situations Needs To Contact Dealers Before Towing542
Towing With A Sling-Type Truck542
8-2. Steps To Take In An Emergency542
Towing With A Wheel-Lift Type Truck543
From The Front (2Wd Models)543
From The Front (Awd Models)543
From The Rear543
Using A Flat Bed Truck544
Emergency Towing544
Installing Towing Eyelets545
While Towing546
Wheel Nut Wrench546
When Transporting The Vehicle546
Installing Towing Eyelets To The Vehicle547
To Prevent Damage To The Vehicle When Towing Using A Wheel-Lift Type Truck547
To Prevent Body Damage When Towing With A Sling-Type Truck547
Recreational Towing (Behind Motor Home, Etc)547
If You Think Something Is Wrong548
Visible Symptoms548
Audible Symptoms548
Operational Symptoms548
Fuel Pump Shut Off System549
Before Starting The Engine549
If A Warning Light Turns On Or A Warning Buzzer Sounds550
Warning Light And Warning Buzzer List550
Srs Warning Light553
Front Passenger Detection Sensor, Seat Belt Reminder And Warning Buzzer553
Electric Power Steering System Warning Light (Warning Buzzer)553
If The Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes On While Driving553
When The Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes On554
When A Tire Is Replaced With A Spare Tire554
If The Tire Pressure Warning Light Frequently Comes On After Blinking For 1 Minute554
Warning Buzzer554
If Both The Abs And The Brake System Warning Lights Remain On555
When The Electric Power Steering System Warning Light Comes On555
If The Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes On555
If A Blowout Or Sudden Air Leakage Should Occur555
Maintenance Of The Tires556
To Ensure The Tire Pressure Warning System Operates Properly556
If A Warning Message Is Displayed557
Messages And Warnings557
System Warning Lights558
If "Shift to P before Exiting Vehicle" Is Shown558
If "Oil Maintenance Required Soon" Is Shown558
If "Oil Maintenance Required" Is Shown558
If "See Owner's Manual" Is Shown559
"High Power Consumption Partial Limit on Ac/Heater Operation" Is Frequently Shown559
If You Have A Flat Tire560
Before Jacking Up The Vehicle560
Location Of The Spare Tire, Jack And Tools561
Vehicle With Compact Spare Tire561
Vehicle With Full-Size Spare Tire562
Using The Tire Jack563
Taking Out The Jack564
Taking Out The Spare Tire566
When Storing The Spare Tire566
Replacing A Flat Tire567
Replacing A Flat Tire For Vehicles With Power Back Door569
Installing The Spare Tire570
The Compact Spare Tire (Vehicle With Compact Spare Tire)571
After Completing The Tire Change571
When Using The Compact Spare Tire (Vehicle With Compact Spare Tire)571
If You Have A Flat Front Tire On A Road Covered With Snow Or Ice (Vehicles With A Compact Spare Tire And Excluding The 225/60R18 Tires)572
When The Compact Spare Tire Is Attached572
Speed Limit When Using The Compact Spare Tire572
After Using The Tools And Jack572
Be Careful When Driving Over Bumps With The Compact Spare Tire Installed On The Vehicle573
Driving With Tire Chains And The Compact Spare Tire573
When Replacing The Tires573
If The Engine Will Not Start574
The Engine Will Not Start Even Though The Starter Motor Operates Normally574
The Starter Motor Turns Over Slowly, The Interior Lights And Headlights Are Dim, Or The Horn Does Not Sound Or Sounds At A Low Volume574
The Starter Motor Does Not Turn Over574
The Starter Motor Does Not Turn Over, The Interior Lights And Headlights Do Not Turn On, Or The Horn Does Not Sound575
Emergency Start Function575
If The Shift Lever Cannot Be Shifted From P576
If The Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly577
Locking And Unlocking The Doors577
Locking The Door578
Key Linked Functions578
Replacing The Key Battery580
Alarm580
When The Electronic Key Does Not Work Properly580
When Using The Mechanical Key And Operating The Power Windows Or Moon Roof580
If The Vehicle Battery Is Discharged581
Starting The Engine When The Battery Is Discharged582
Charging The Battery582
When The Battery Is Removed Or Discharged582
Avoiding Battery Fires Or Explosions583
Battery Precautions583
When Handling Jumper Cables583
If Your Vehicle Overheats584
Correction Procedures584
To Prevent An Accident Or Injury When Inspecting Under The Hood Of Your Vehicle586
When Adding Engine Coolant586
To Prevent Damage To The Cooling System586
If The Vehicle Becomes Stuck587
When It Is Difficult To Free The Vehicle587
When Attempting To Free A Stuck Vehicle587
To Avoid Damage To The Transmission And Other Components588
Vehicle Specifications589
Maintenance Data (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)590
Dimensions And Weight590
9-1. Specifications590
(Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)590
Vehicle Identification Number591
Engine Number592
Fuel592
Lubrication System592
Engine Oil Selection593
Cooling System594
Ignition System (Spark Plug)594
Electrical System594
Transfer (Awd Models)595
Rear Differential (Awd Models)595
Brakes596
Steering596
Tires And Wheels596
Fuel Information599
Fuel Tank Opening For Unleaded Gasoline599
Gasoline Quality Standards599
Recommendation Of The Use Of Gasoline Containing Detergent Additives599
Recommendation Of The Use Of Cleaner Burning Gasoline600
Non-Recommendation Of The Use Of Blended Gasoline600
Non-Recommendation Of The Use Of Gasoline Containing Mmt600
If Your Engine Knocks600
Notice On Fuel Quality601
Fuel-Related Poor Driveability601
When Refueling With Gasohol601
Tire Information602
Typical Tire Symbols602
Full-Size Tire602
Compact Spare Tire602
Typical Dot And Tire Identification Number (Tin)604
Typical Tire Size Information605
Tire Dimensions605
Tire Section Names606
Uniform Tire Quality Grading606
Dot Quality Grades606
Treadwear607
Traction Aa, A, B, C607
Temperature A, B, C607
Glossary Of Tire Terminology608
Occupant Loading And Distribution For Vehicle Normal Load For Various Designated Seating Capacities613
Customizable Features614
Changing Using The Remote Touch614
Changing Using The Lexus Display Audio Controller614
Changing Using The Multi-Information Display614
9-2. Customization614
Door Lock615
Smart Access System With Push-Button Start And Wireless Remote Control616
Automatic Light Control System617
Lights617
Illumination618
Power Back Door622
Vehicle Customization623
In The Following Situations, Customize Mode In Which The Settings Can Be Changed Through The Multi-Information Display Will Automatically Be Turned Off.623
Cautions During Customization623
Items To Initialize624
9-3. Initialization624
For Owners625
Reporting Safety Defects For U.s. Owners626
Seat Belt Instructions For Canadian Owners (In French)627
Srs Airbag Instructions For Canadian Owners (In French)629
Index637
Troubleshooting638
The Doors Cannot Be Locked, Unlocked, Opened Or Closed638
When A Problem Has Occurred641
Alphabetical Index642
Gas Station Information660