Table Of Contents - Toyota Kluger Owner's Manual

Table of Contents

Table Of Contents4
For Your Information8
Installation Of An Rf-Transmitter System9
Vehicle Data Recordings9
Event Data Recorder10
Disclosure Of The Edr Data10
General Precautions While Driving11
General Precaution Regarding Children's Safety11
Reading This Manual12
How To Search13
Pictorial Index14
Exterior Diagram14
Instrument Panel Diagram16
Switches Diagrams18
Interior Diagram22
For Safety And Security25
Before Driving26
Floor Mat26
1-1. For Safe Use26
For Safety Drive28
Correct Driving Posture28
Correct Use Of The Seat Belts28
Adjusting The Mirrors29
Seat Belts30
Fastening And Releasing The Seat Belt30
Adjusting The Seat Belt Shoulder Anchor Height (Front Seats)31
Seat Belt Pretensioners (Front Seats)31
Emergency Locking Retractor (Elr)31
Automatic Locking Retractor (Alr)31
When Not Using The Rear Seat Belts32
Third Seat Belts32
Child Seat Belt Usage32
Replacing The Belt After The Pretensioner Has Been Activated (Front Seats)32
Precautions Concerning Wearing Seat Belts33
Pregnant Women33
People Suffering Illness34
When Children Are In The Vehicle34
Adjustable Shoulder Anchor (Front Seats)34
Seat Belt Damage And Wear34
Srs Airbags35
Srs Front Airbags35
Srs Front Side Airbags35
Srs Airbag System Components36
Srs Airbag Precautions37
Modification And Disposal Of Srs Airbag System Components40
If The Srs Airbags Deploy (Inflate)41
Srs Airbag Deployment Conditions (Srs Front Airbags)41
Srs Airbag Deployment Conditions (Srs Side And Curtain Shield Airbags)41
Conditions Under Which The Srs Airbags May Deploy (Inflate), Other Than A Collision41
Types Of Collisions That May Not Deploy The Srs Airbags (Srs Front Airbags)42
Types Of Collisions That May Not Deploy The Srs Airbags (Srs Side And Curtain Shield Airbags)42
When To Contact Your Toyota Dealer43
Safety Information For Children44
Child Restraint Systems45
Types Of Child Restraints46
Junior Seat (Booster Seat)46
Child Restraint System Suitability For Various Seating Positions47
Child Restraint System List49
Child Restraint System Suitability For Various Seating Positions (With Isofix Rigid Anchors)50
Isofix Child Restraint System List52
When Installing A Child Restraint System On The Front Passenger Seat53
Selecting An Appropriate Child Restraint System53
Using A Child Restraint System54
Child Restraint Precautions54
When The Child Restraint System Is Not In Use55
Installing Child Restraints56
Isofix Rigid Anchors56
Child Restraint Anchor Fitting56
Installing Child Restraints Using A Seat Belt (Child Restraint Lock Function Belt)57
Rear-Facing Baby Seat (Infant Seat)/Child Seat (Convertible Seat)57
Forward-Facing Child Seat (Convertible Seat)59
Junior Seat (Booster Seat) Installation61
Removing A Child Restraint Installed With A Seat Belt62
Installation With Isofix Rigid Anchors63
Using The Child Restraint Anchor Fitting64
When Installing A Child Restraint System On The Front Passenger's Seat Or Third Seats65
Precautions When Installing A Child Restraint System65
To Correctly Attach A Child Restraint System To The Anchors68
Using Child Restraint Anchorages68
Exhaust Gas Precautions69
Engine Immobilizer System70
1-2. Theft Deterrent System70
Alarm72
Setting The Alarm System72
Deactivating Or Stopping The Alarm73
Triggering Of The Alarm74
Alarm-Operated Door Lock74
Instrument Cluster75
Instrument Cluster Warning Lights And Indicators76
Warning Lights77
Indicators79
If A Safety System Warning Light Does Not Come On81
Gauge And Meters82
Changing The Trip Meter Display83
Instrument Panel Light Control84
The Meters And Display Illuminate When84
Outside Temperature Display84
To Prevent Damage To The Engine And Its Components84
Multi-Information Display (With Monochrome Display)85
Display Contents85
Drive Information85
Current Fuel Consumption86
Distance (Driving Range)86
Distance (After Reset)86
Settings Display87
Changing The Settings87
Customizable Items88
Setting Display Automatic Cancelation88
Liquid Crystal Display88
The Information Display At Low Temperatures88
Multi-Information Display (With Color Display)89
Operating The Meter Control Switches90
Drive Information (Multi-Information Display (With Color Display))91
Pop-Up Display93
Setting The Display Automatic Cancelation93
Cautions During Setting Up The Display93
Eco Driving Indicator Light94
Eco Driving Indicator Zone Display94
Operation Of Eco Driving Indicator95
Eco Driving Indicator Light Customization95
Fuel Consumption Information96
Trip Information97
Past Record98
Updating The Past Record Data98
Resetting The Data98
Cruising Range98
Operation Of Each Component99
Keys100
3-1. Key Information100
Wireless Remote Control101
Using The Mechanical Key (Vehicles With A Smart Entry & Start System)102
Panic Mode102
When Required to Leave the Vehicle's Key with a Parking Attendant103
If You Lose Your Keys103
When Riding In An Aircraft103
Conditions Affecting Operation103
Key Battery Depletion104
Confirmation Of The Registered Key Number (Vehicles With A Smart Entry & Start System)104
If A Wrong Key Is Used (Vehicles With A Smart Entry & Start System)104
To Prevent Key Damage105
Carrying The Electronic Key On Your Person (Vehicles With A Smart Entry & Start System)105
In Case Of A Smart Entry &Amp; Start System Malfunction Or Other Key-Related Problems (Vehicles With A Smart Entry & Start System)105
When An Electronic Key Is Lost105
Side Doors106
Locking The Doors Side Doors106
Wireless Remote Control (Closing And Locking The Side Doors)107
Key (Closing And Locking The Side Doors)108
Operation Signals108
Security Feature For The Doors108
When The Door Cannot Be Locked By The Lock Sensor On The Upper Part Ofthe Front Door Handle (Vehicles With A Smart Entry & Start System)108
Power Back Door Reservation Lock (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)109
If The Smart Entry & Start System Or The Wireless Remote Control Does Not Operate Properly109
Jam Protection Function109
Unlocking And Locking The Doors From The Inside110
Door Lock Switch110
Inside Lock Buttons110
Locking The Front Doors From The Outside Without A Key110
Rear Door Child-Protector Lock111
Switching The Door Unlock Function (Vehicles With A Smart Entry & Start System)112
Conditions Affecting The Operation Of The Smart Entry & Start System Or Wireless Remote Control113
Back Door114
Locking And Unlocking The Back Door114
Opening/Closing The Back Door From Inside The Vehicle (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)114
Opening The Back Door From Outside The Vehicle115
Back Door Opener115
Wireless Remote Control (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)115
Power Back Door Switch (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)116
When Closing The Back Door116
Canceling The Power Back Door System (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)117
Adjusting The Open Position Of The Back Door (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)117
Luggage Compartment Light118
After The Back Door Has Been Opened And Then Closed118
If The Back Door Opener Is Inoperative119
The Power Back Door Can Be Operated When119
The Power Back Door Can Be Opened When119
Power Back Door Operation (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)120
Power Back Door Operation Using The Entry Function (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)120
Back Door Closing Assist (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)120
Jam Protection Function (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)120
Precautions When Operating The Back Door122
Precautions Concerning The Jam Protection Function (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)125
Back Door Damper Stays (Vehicles Without A Power Back Door)126
Back Door Spindles (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)126
To Prevent Back Door Closer Malfunction (Vehicles With A Power Back Door)127
To Prevent Damage To The Power Back Door (If Equipped)127
Glass Hatch128
The Glass Hatch Can Be Opened When129
Opening And Closing The Glass Hatch129
After Closing The Glass Hatch129
Function To Prevent The Glass Hatch Being Locked With The Electronic Key Inside129
Precautions When Operating The Glass Hatch130
Glass Hatch Damper Stays132
Smart Entry & Start System133
Antenna Location133
Effective Range (Areas Within Which The Electronic Key Is Detected)134
Alarms And Warning Indicators134
Battery-Saving Function135
Electronic Key Battery-Saving Function135
Conditions Affecting Operation Of The Smart Entry & Start System136
Note For The Entry Function137
When The Vehicle Is Not Driven For Extended Periods (Concerning The Smart Entry & Start System)139
To Operate The System Properly139
If The Smart Entry & Start System Does Not Operate Properly139
If The Smart Entry & Start System Has Been Deactivated In A Customized Setting139
Front Seats141
Adjusting The Seats141
Manual Seat141
Power Seat141
Precautions: When Adjusting The Seat Position142
Precautions: Seat Adjustment142
Rear Seats Adjustment143
Moving A Second Seat For Third Seat Access144
Folding Down The Second Seats145
Folding Down The Third Seats147
Returning The Third Seats148
Precautions When Folding The Rear Seatbacks Down149
After Adjusting Or Returning The Seats149
Driving Position Memory150
Recall Procedure151
To Stop The Position Recall Operation Part-Way Through151
Operating The Driving Position Memory After Turning The Engine Switch Off151
In Order To Correctly Use The Driving Position Memory Function151
Memory Recall Function152
Cancelation Procedure153
Recalling The Driving Position Using The Memory Recall Function153
Head Restraints154
Removing The Head Restraints155
Installing The Head Restraints155
Adjusting The Height Of The Head Restraints (Except Third Seats)156
Adjusting The Third Seat Head Restraints156
Head Restraint Precautions156
Steering Wheel Adjustment157
Horn157
Precaution After Adjusting The Steering Wheel158
Inside Rear View Mirror159
Adjusting The Height Of Rear View Mirror159
Anti-Glare Function159
Auto Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror160
To Prevent Sensor Error (Vehicles With An Auto Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror)160
Outside Rear View Mirrors Adjustment161
Folding The Mirrors161
Mirror Angle Can Be Adjusted When162
When The Mirrors Are Fogged Up (Vehicles With Outside Rear View Mirror Defoggers)162
Automatic Adjustment Of The Mirror Angle (If Equipped)162
Important Points While Driving (Concerning Mirrors)162
Power Windows163
Opening And Closing Procedures163
Window Lock Switch164
The Power Windows Can Be Operated When164
Operating The Power Windows After Turning The Engine Off164
Jam Protection Function (Windows With One-Touch Closing Function Only)164
When The Power Window Does Not Close Normally (Windows With One-Touch Closing Function Only)165
Door Lock Linked Window Operation (Windows With One-Touch Closing Function Only)165
Precautions When Closing The Windows166
Moon Roof167
Opening And Closing The Moon Roof167
Tilting Up And Down The Moon Roof167
The Moon Roof Can Be Operated When168
Operating The Moon Roof After Turning The Engine Off168
Moon Roof Jam Protection Function168
Sunshade168
When The Moon Roof Does Not Close Normally169
Precautions When Operating The Moon Roof170
Driving171
Stopping172
Parking The Vehicle172
4-1. Before Driving172
Starting Off On A Steep Uphill173
Engine Speed While Driving173
Breaking In Your New Toyota173
Drum-In-Disc Type Parking Brake System174
Precautions When Starting The Vehicle174
Precautions When Driving The Vehicle174
When Driving On Slippery Road Surfaces175
When Shifting The Shift Lever176
Precautions When The Vehicle Is Parked178
Precautions When Taking A Nap In The Vehicle178
Precautions When Braking179
If The Vehicle Becomes Stuck (Awd Models)179
Notice: When Driving The Vehicle179
Avoiding Damage To Vehicle Parts180
If You Get A Flat Tire While Driving180
When Encountering Flooded Roads180
When Parking The Vehicle180
Cargo And Luggage181
Things That Must Not Be Carried In The Luggage Compartment181
Storage Precautions181
Load And Distribution182
Roof Luggage Carrier Precautions (Vehicles With Roof Rails)182
When Installing Cross Rails (Vehicles With Roof Rails)183
When Loading Cargo (Vehicles With Moon Roof)183
Trailer Towing184
Weight Limits For Towing184
Gross Vehicle Weight184
Gross Axle Weight185
Trailer Tongue Load185
Hitch186
Selecting A Trailer Ball186
Connecting Trailer Lights186
Before Towing187
Maintenance If You Tow A Trailer187
To Avoid Accident Or Injury When Towing A Trailer188
Precautions Concerning Hitches188
When Installing A Trailer Hitch189
Do Not Directly Splice Trailer Lights189
When Installing A Towing Harness To The Vehicle189
Trailer Towing Tips190
To Avoid An Accident When Towing A Trailer192
Engine (Ignition) Switch (Vehicles Without A Smart Entry & Start System)193
Starting The Engine193
Changing The Engine Switch Positions193
Turning the Key from "ACC" to "LOCK"194
If The Engine Does Not Start194
When The Steering Lock Cannot Be Released194
Key Reminder Function194
To Prevent Battery Discharge195
When Starting The Engine195
Starting The Engine (Vehicles With A Smart Entry & Start System)196
Engine (Ignition) Switch (Vehicles With A Smart Entry & Start System)196
Stopping The Engine (Vehicles With A Smart Entry & Start System)197
Changing Engine Switch Modes197
When Stopping The Engine With The Shift Lever In A Position Other Than P198
Auto Power Off Function198
Steering Lock199
Steering Lock Motor Overheating Prevention199
When "Check Entry & Start System" Is Displayed on the Multi-Information Display199
Operation Of The Engine Switch199
Precaution When Starting The Engine200
Caution While Driving200
Stopping The Engine In An Emergency200
To Prevent Discharge Of The Battery201
Symptoms Indicating A Malfunction With The Engine Switch201
Automatic Transmission202
Shifting The Shift Lever202
Shift Position Purpose203
Selecting Snow Mode203
Selecting Shift Ranges In The S Position204
S Mode205
Downshifting Restrictions Warning Buzzer205
Snow Mode Automatic Deactivation205
When Driving With Cruise Control Or Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Activated205
If The Automatic Transmission Fluid Temperature Warning Message Is Displayed206
Ai-Shift206
Turn Signal Lever207
Turn Signals Can Be Operated When207
If The Indicator Flashes Faster Than Usual207
Parking Brake208
Headlight Switch209
Turning On The High Beam Headlights210
Daytime Running Light System210
Headlight Control Sensor210
Automatic Light Off System210
Automatic Headlight Leveling System (Vehicles With Led Headlights)211
Battery-Saving Function Info211
Automatic High Beam212
Activating The Automatic High Beam System212
High Beam Automatic Turning On Or Off Conditions213
Turning The High Beam On/Off Manually214
Switching To High Beam214
The Automatic High Beam Can Be Operated When214
Camera Sensor Detection Information214
Factors That May Affect The Amount Of Time Taken To Turn High Beamon Or Off215
Limitations Of The Automatic High Beam216
Notes When Using The Automatic High Beam System216
Fog Light Switch217
Fog Lights Can Be Used When217
Windshield Wipers And Washer218
Operating The Wiper Lever218
Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers219
The Windshield Wiper And Washer Can Be Operated When220
Dripping Prevention Wiper Sweep (Vehicles With Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers)220
Effects Of Vehicle Speed On Wiper Operation (Vehicles With Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers)220
Raindrop Sensor (Vehicles With Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers)220
Caution Regarding the Use of Windshield Wipers in "AUTO" Mode221
Caution Regarding The Use Of Washer Fluid221
When The Washer Fluid Tank Is Empty221
When A Nozzle Becomes Blocked221
Rear Window Wiper And Washer222
The Rear Window Wiper And Washer Can Be Operated When223
If No Washer Fluid Sprays223
Before Refueling The Vehicle224
Fuel Tank Opening For Unleaded Gasoline224
Refueling Opening The Fuel Tank Cap224
Caution Regarding Refueling The Vehicle225
To Open The Fuel Tank Cap226
When The Fuel Filler Door Cannot Be Opened By Pressing The Inside Switch226
Closing The Fuel Tank Cap227
When Replacing The Fuel Tank Cap227
Cruise Control228
Setting The Vehicle Speed229
Adjusting The Set Speed230
Canceling And Resuming The Constant Speed Control230
Cruise Control Can Be Set When231
Accelerating After Setting The Vehicle Speed231
Automatic Cruise Control Cancelation231
If The Warning Message For The Cruise Control Is Shown On The Multi-Information Display231
To Avoid Operating The Cruise Control By Mistake232
Situations Unsuitable For Cruise Control232
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control233
Setting The Vehicle Speed (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)234
Adjusting The Set Speed (Dynamic Radar Cruise Control)235
Changing The Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance236
Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Settings236
Canceling And Resuming The Speed Control237
Driving In Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode238
Approach Warning239
Warnings May Not Occur When239
Example Of Follow-Up Cruising239
Example Of Acceleration239
Selecting Conventional Constant Speed Control Mode240
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Can Be Set When241
Accelerating After Setting The Vehicle Speed (Dynamic Radar Cc)241
Automatic Cancelation Of Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control241
Automatic Cancelation Of Constant Speed Control241
Radar Sensor And Grille Cover242
Operation Guide Display242
Before Using Dynamic Radar Cruise Control243
Cautions Regarding The Driving Assist Systems243
To Avoid Inadvertent Cruise Control Activation244
Situations Unsuitable For Dynamic Radar Cruise Control244
When The Sensor May Not Be Correctly Detecting The Vehicle Ahead244
Conditions Under Which The Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode May Not Function Correctly245
Handling The Radar Sensor246
Lda (Lane Departure Alert)247
Turning The Lda System On247
Operating Conditions Of The Lda System248
Indication On The Multi-Information Display (Lda)248
Temporary Cancelation Of The Lda System Functions249
The Lane Departure Warning249
After The Vehicle Has Been Parked In The Sun249
If There Are Lane Markers On Only One Side Of The Vehicle249
Conditions In Which The Function May Not Operate Correctly250
Warning Messages For The Lda System250
Before Using The Lda System251
To Avoid Operating The Lda By Mistake251
Situations Unsuitable For Lda System251
To Prevent Damage To Or Incorrect Operation Of The Lda System252
Camera Sensor (Lda)252
All-Wheel Drive Lock Switch (Awd Models)253
All-Wheel Drive Lock Mode Can Be Operated When253
All-Wheel Drive Lock Mode253
Driving Assist Systems254
Abs (Anti-Lock Brake System)254
Brake Assist254
Vsc (Vehicle Stability Control)254
Dynamic Torque Control Awd System (Awd Models)255
Eps (Electric Power Steering)255
When The Trc/Vsc Systems Are Operating256
Disabling The Trc System256
Turning Off Both Trc And Vsc Systems257
When The Message Is Displayed On The Multi-Information Display Showing That Trc Has Been Disabled257
Sounds And Vibrations Caused By The Abs, Brake Assist, Trc, Vsc And Hill-Start Assist Control Systems257
Automatic Reactivation Of Trc And Vsc Systems257
Reduced Effectiveness Of The Eps System258
Operating Conditions Of Hill-Start Assist Control258
Automatic System Cancelation Of Hill-Start Assist Control258
The Abs Does Not Operate Effectively When258
Trc May Not Operate Effectively When259
Hill- Start Assist Control259
When The Vsc Is Activated259
When The Trc/Vsc Systems Are Turned Off259
Downhill Assist Control System (Awd Models)260
Activating The Downhill Assist Control System260
While The Downhill Assist Control System Is Operating260
Conditions In Which The Downhill Assist Control System Does Not Operate260
If the "DAC" Switch Is Turned off During Operation of the Downhill Assist Control System261
Downhill Assist Control System Operation Sound261
When The Downhill Assist Control System Operates Continuously261
If The Slip Indicator Comes On261
Pcs (Pre-Crash Safety System)262
Pre-Crash Warning262
Disabling Pre-Crash Safety System263
Radar Sensor263
The Pre-Crash Safety System Is Operational When263
Conditions That May Trigger The System Even If There Is No Danger Of A Collision264
Obstacles Not Detected265
Situations In Which The Pre-Crash Safety System Does Not Function Properly265
Automatic Cancelation Of The Pre-Crash Safety System265
Limitations Of The Pre-Crash Safety System266
When The Sensor May Not Be Correctly Detecting The Vehicle Ahead (Pre-Crash Safety System)266
Handling The Radar Sensor (Pre-Crash Safety System)266
Cautions Regarding The Assist Contents Of The System267
Bsm (Blind Spot Monitor)268
The Blind Spot Monitor Detection Areas269
The Blind Spot Monitor Is Operational When269
The Blind Spot Monitor Will Detect A Vehicle When269
Conditions Under Which The Blind Spot Monitor Will Not Detect A Vehicle269
Conditions Under Which The Blind Spot Monitor May Not Function Correctly270
Instances Of The Blind Spot Monitor Unnecessarily Detecting A Vehicle Or Object270
The Outside Rear View Mirror Indicators Visibility271
When There Is A Malfunction In The System (Blind Spot Monitor)271
Cautions Regarding The Use Of The System (Blind Spot Monitor)272
Handling The Radar Sensor (Blind Spot Monitor)272
Driving Tips273
Winter Driving Tips273
Before Driving The Vehicle274
When Driving The Vehicle274
Selecting Tire Chains275
Tire Chain Installation275
Driving With Snow Tires276
Driving With Tire Chains276
Utility Vehicle Precautions277
Utility Vehicle Feature277
Off-Road Driving278
To Prevent Water Damage279
When You Drive Through Water279
Inspection After Off-Road Driving279
Interior Features281
5-1. Using The Air Conditioning281
System And Defogger281
Front Manual Air Conditioning System282
Air Conditioning Controls282
Adjusting The Temperature Setting282
Fan Speed Setting282
Using The Air Conditioning System And Defogger Front Manual Air Conditioning System282
Changing Airflow Modes283
Switching Between Outside Air And Recirculated Air Modes283
Defogging The Windshield283
Air Outlets284
Defogging The Rear Window284
Location Of Air Outlets284
Adjusting The Position Of And Opening And Closing The Air Outlets284
Front Side Outlets285
Fogging Up Of The Windows285
Outside/Recirculated Air Mode285
Ventilation And Air Conditioning Odors286
To Prevent The Windshield From Fogging Up286
Front Automatic Air Conditioning System287
Air Conditioning Controls View287
To Set The Fan Speed288
To Change Airflow Modes288
Using Automatic Mode288
To Switch Between Outside Air And Recirculated Air Modes289
Defogging The Windshield, The Rear Window And Outside Rear View Mirrors289
Vehicles With Outside Rear View Mirror Defoggers289
Air Outlets Location290
Adjusting The Position Of The Air Outlets And Opening And Closing The Air Outlets290
Rear Manual Air Conditioning System293
Rear Automatic Air Conditioning System296
Seat Heaters/ Seat Ventilators299
The Seat Heaters And Seat Heaters/Ventilators Can Be Used When300
Interior Lights List301
Using The Interior301
Interior Lights302
Personal Lights302
Illuminated Entry System303
List Of Storage Features304
Using The Storage304
Glove Box305
Console Box305
Bottle Holders306
Tray In The Console Box306
When Using The Bottle Holder307
Cup Holders307
Removing The Cup Holder Insert (Front Cup Holder)308
Auxiliary Boxes309
Overhead Box309
Driver's Side Instrument Panel Box309
Items Unsuitable For Storing (Overhead)309
Open Tray310
Items Unsuitable For The Open Tray310
Luggage Compartment Features311
Cargo Hooks311
Grocery Bag Hooks311
Center Deck Under Tray312
Deck Side Box312
Luggage Cover313
Installing The Luggage Cover313
Removing The Luggage Cover314
Stowing The Luggage Cover314
When Installing/Stowing The Luggage Cover315
Caution For The Luggage Cover315
When Extending The Luggage Cover Unit315
When Using The Luggage Cover315
Other Interior Features316
Sun Visors316
Vanity Mirrors316
Conversation Mirror317
To Use The Overhead Console From The Conversation Mirror State317
Clock318
The Clock Is Displayed When318
When Disconnecting And Reconnecting Battery Terminals318
Outside Temperature Display Info319
The Outside Temperature Is Displayed When319
When The Outside Temperature Display Flashes319
When "--" and "E" Is Displayed319
Power Outlets320
The Power Outlets Can Be Used When321
To Avoid Damaging The Power Outlets321
To Prevent Blown Fuse321
Rear Sunshades322
Armrest323
Coat Hooks323
Assist Grips324
Maintenance And Care325
Cleaning And Protecting The Vehicle Exterior326
Automatic Car Washes326
High Pressure Car Washes326
Maintenance And Care Cleaning And Protecting326
6-1. Maintenance And Care326
When Using A Car Wash (Vehicles With A Smart Entry & Start System)327
Aluminum Wheels327
Bumpers327
When Washing The Vehicle328
When Cleaning The Windshield (Vehicles With Rainsensing Windshield Wipers)328
Precautions Regarding The Exhaust Pipe328
Precaution Regarding The Rear Bumper With Blind Spot Monitor (If Equipped)328
To Prevent Paint Deterioration And Corrosion On The Body And Components (Aluminum Wheels Etc.)329
Cleaning The Exterior Lights329
When Using An Automatic Car Wash (Vehicles With Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers)329
When Using A High Pressure Car Wash329
Cleaning And Protecting The Vehicle Interior330
Cleaning The Leather Areas330
Cleaning The Synthetic Leather Areas330
Caring For Leather Areas331
Shampooing The Carpets331
Seat Belts Cleaning331
Water In The Vehicle331
Cleaning Detergents332
Preventing Damage To Leather Surfaces332
Water On The Floor332
When Cleaning The Inside Of The Windshield (Vehicles With Lda [Lane Departure Alert] And Automatic High Beam)332
Maintenance Requirements333
Scheduled Maintenance333
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance333
Does Your Vehicle Need Repairs?334
Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions335
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions335
Caution When Working On The Engine Compartment336
When Working Near The Electric Cooling Fans Or Radiator Grille336
Safety Glasses336
If You Remove The Air Cleaner Filter337
If The Fluid Level Is Low Or High337
Hood338
Release The Lock From The Inside Of The Vehicle To Open The Hood338
Pre-Driving Check Of The Hood339
After Installing The Support Rod Into The Slot339
When Closing The Hood339
Positioning A Floor Jack340
Engine Compartment View And Parts Identification341
Engine Oil342
Checking The Engine Oil342
Adding Engine Oil343
Engine Oil Consumption343
Used Engine Oil344
When Replacing The Engine Oil344
Engine Coolant345
Coolant Selection345
If The Coolant Level Drops Within A Short Time Of Replenishing345
Radiator And Condenser346
When Adding Coolant346
If You Spill Coolant346
Battery Check347
Before Recharging The Battery347
After Recharging/Reconnecting The Battery (Vehicles With Smart Entry & Start System)348
Chemicals In The Battery348
Where To Safely Charge The Battery349
How To Recharge The Battery349
Emergency Measures Regarding Electrolyte349
When Recharging The Battery349
Washer Fluid350
When Adding Washer Fluid350
Do Not Use Any Fluid Other Than Washer Fluid350
Diluting Washer Fluid350
Tires351
Checking Tires351
Tire Rotation352
When to Replace Your Vehicle's Tires353
Tire Life353
Proper Storage Of The Spare Tire353
If The Tread On Snow Tires Wears Down Below 4 Mm (0.16 In.)353
Caution When Inspecting Or Replacing Tires354
Driving On Rough Roads354
If Tire Inflation Pressure Of Each Tire Becomes Low While Driving354
Tire Inflation Pressure355
Effects Of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure355
Instructions For Checking Tire Inflation Pressure355
When Inspecting And Adjusting Tire Inflation Pressure356
Wheels357
Wheel Selection357
Aluminum Wheel Precautions357
When Replacing Wheels358
When Installing The Wheel Nuts358
Air Conditioning Filter Removal359
Air Conditioning Filter Checking Interval360
If Air Flow From The Vents Decreases Dramatically360
When Using The Air Conditioning System360
Wireless Remote Control/Electronic Key Battery361
If The Key Battery Is Depleted363
Caution Regarding Removed Battery And Other Parts363
For Normal Operation After Replacing The Battery363
Checking And Replacing Fuses364
Fuses under the Passenger's Side Instrument Panel365
After A Fuse Is Replaced367
If There Is An Overload In A Circuit367
When Replacing Light Bulbs367
To Prevent System Breakdowns And Vehicle Fire367
Light Bulbs368
Bulb Locations369
Replacing Light Bulbs370
Headlight Low Beams (Vehicles With Halogen Headlights) Replacement370
Headlight High Beams Replacement371
Front Position Lights Replacement373
Front Turn Signal Lights Replacement374
Front Fog Lights Replacement375
Stop/Tail Lights And Rear Turn Signal Lights Replacement377
Tail Lights And Back-Up Lights Replacement379
License Plate Lights Replacement380
Replacing The Following Bulbs381
Led Light Bulbs381
Condensation Build-Up On The Inside Of The Lens381
Caution When Replacing Light Bulbs381
When Trouble Arises383
Emergency Flashers384
7-1. Essential Information384
If Your Vehicle Has To Be Stopped In An Emergency385
If The Engine Has To Be Turned Off While Driving386
Situations When It Is Necessary To Contact Dealers Before Towing387
Steps To Take In An Emergency If Your Vehicle Needs To Be Towed387
Towing With A Sling-Type Truck388
Towing With A Wheel-Lift Type Truck388
Using A Flatbed Truck389
Emergency Towing390
Emergency Towing Procedure391
While Towing392
Wheel Nut Wrench392
When Towing The Vehicle393
Installing Towing Eyelets To The Vehicle394
To Prevent Damage To The Vehicle When Towing Using A Wheel-Lift Type Truck395
To Prevent Damage To The Vehicle When Towing With A Sling-Type Truck395
To Prevent Damage To The Vehicle During Emergency Towing395
If You Think Something Is Wrong396
Visible Symptoms396
Audible Symptoms396
Operational Symptoms396
Fuel Pump Shut Off System397
If A Warning Light Turns On Or A Warning Buzzer Sounds398
Warning Light And Warning Buzzer List398
Front Passenger Detection Sensor, Seat Belt Reminder And Warning Buzzer402
Electric Power Steering System Warning Light (Warning Buzzer)402
If The Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes On While Driving402
Warning Buzzer402
If A Warning Message Is Displayed403
Warning Message And Warning Buzzer List404
Messages Displays414
Warning Message In Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Mode (If Equipped)414
The Lda (Lane Departure Alert) Lane Departure Warning Function414
Have The Malfunction Repaired Immediately (Vehicles With Asmart Entry & Start System)415
If You Have A Flat Tire420
Before Jacking Up The Vehicle420
Location Of The Spare Tire, Jack And Tools421
Using The Tire Jack422
Taking Out The Jack423
Taking Out The Spare Tire424
Replacing A Flat Tire428
If The Spare Tire Cannot Be Lowered430
Caution When Replacing A Flat Tire431
Installing The Spare Tire432
Stowing The Flat Tire, Jack And All Tools433
Replacing A Flat Tire For Vehicles With Power Back Door435
After Using The Tools And Jack435
When Stowing The Flat Tire435
Proper Storage Of Spare Tires435
If The Engine Will Not Start436
If The Shift Lever Cannot Be Shifted From P438
If The Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly439
Locking And Unlocking The Doors And Key Linked Functions439
Starting The Engine - Steps440
Stopping The Engine441
Replacing The Key Battery441
When The Electronic Key Does Not Work Properly441
If The Vehicle Battery Is Discharged442
Starting The Engine When The Battery Is Discharged444
When Recharging Or Replacing The Battery444
Charging The Battery444
Avoiding Battery Fires Or Explosions445
Battery Precautions445
When Handling Jumper Cables445
If Your Vehicle Overheats446
When Inspecting Under The Hood Of Your Vehicle447
When Adding Engine Coolant448
To Prevent Damage To The Cooling System448
If The Vehicle Becomes Stuck449
When Attempting To Free A Stuck Vehicle450
To Avoid Damaging The Transmission And Other Components450
Vehicle Specifications451
Maintenance Data (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)452
Dimensions452
Specifications Maintenance Data452
(Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)452
8-1. Specifications452
Vehicle Identification453
Engine Number453
Engine Specifications454
Fuel Specifications454
Lubrication System Data455
Engine Oil Selection455
Recommended Viscosity (Sae)456
How To Read Oil Container Labels457
Cooling System Data458
Ignition System Data458
Iridium-Tipped Spark Plugs458
Electrical System Data459
Automatic Transaxle459
Automatic Transmission Fluid Type459
Transfer (Awd Models) Data460
Rear Differential (Awd Models) Data460
Brakes Data460
Steering Data461
Tires And Wheels Data461
When Towing A Trailer (245/55R19 103T Tires)461
Light Bulbs Data462
Fuel Information463
Use Of Ethanol Blended Gasoline In A Gasoline Engine463
If Your Engine Knocks463
Notice On Fuel Quality463
Customizable Features464
Changing On The Audio System Screen464
Customizing Vehicle Features464
8-2. Customization464
Customization Of Gauges, Meters And Multi-Information Display465
Customization Of Door Lock467
Customization Of Smart Entry & Start System467
Customization Of Wireless Remote Control468
Customization Of Power Back Door468
Customization Of Driving Position Memory469
Customization Of Power Windows And Moon Roof469
Customization Of Turn Signal Lever470
Customization Of Automatic Light Control System471
Customization of Toyota Parking Assist-Sensor (Refer to "Navigation and Multi-Media System Owner's Manual")471
Customization Of Automatic Air Conditioning System471
Customization Of Illumination472
Vehicle Customization473
Changing Of The Power Back Door Opening Angle473
When Customizing On The Audio System Screen473
During Customization473
Items To Initialize474
8-3. Initialization474
Index475
What To Do If475
(Troubleshooting)475
What To Do If... (Troubleshooting)476
The Doors Cannot Be Locked, Unlocked, Opened Or Closed476
If You Believe Something Is Wrong477
The Engine Does Not Start477
The Shift Lever Cannot Be Shifted From P Even If You Depress The Brake Pedal478
The Steering Wheel Cannot Be Turned After The Engine Is Stopped478
The Windows Do Not Open Or Close By Operating The Power Window Switches478
The Engine Switch Is Turned Off Automatically479
A Warning Buzzer Sounds During Driving479
An Alarm Is Activated And The Horn Sounds479
A Warning Buzzer Sounds When Leaving The Vehicle480
When A Problem Has Occurred481
Alphabetical Index482
Gas Station Information498