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Table Of Contents - Toyota Rush Owner's Manual

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Pictorial Index3

Table Of Contents4

Steering Wheel Audio5

For Your Information8

Accessories, Spare Parts And Modification Of Your Toyota8

Installation Of An Rf-Transmitter System9

Vehicle Data Recordings9

Event Data Recorder10

Disclosure Of The Edr Data10

Scrapping Of Your Toyota11

Reading This Manual12

How To Search13

Instrument Panel (Left-Hand Drive Vehicles)16

Switches (Left-Hand Drive Vehicles)18

Interior (Left-Hand Drive Vehicles)20

Instrument Panel (Right-Hand Drive Vehicles)22

Switches (Right-Hand Drive Vehicles)24

Interior (Right-Hand Drive Vehicles)26

For Safety And Security29

Theft Deterrent System Engine Immobilizer29

Before Driving30

1-1. For Safe Use30

When Installing the Driver's Floor Mat31

For Safe Driving32

Correct Driving Posture32

Correct Use Of The Seat Belts32

Adjusting The Mirrors32

For Safety Drive32

Fastening And Releasing The Seat Belt34

Fastening The Center Seat Belt Of The Second Seat35

Releasing And Stowing The Center Seat Belt Of The Second Seat36

Seat Belt Pretensioners (Front Seats)37

Emergency Locking Retractor (Elr)37

Child Seat Belt Usage37

Replacing The Belt After The Pretensioner Has Been Activated37

When Children Are In The Vehicle39

Seat Belt Pretensioners39

Seat Belt Damage And Wear39

When Using The Center Seat Belt Of The Second Seat39

Srs Front Airbags40

Srs Side And Curtain Shield Airbags40

Srs Airbag System Components41

Srs Airbag Precautions42

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 Conditions46

Types Of Collisions That May Not Deploy The Srs Airbags47

When To Contact Your Toyota Dealer48

Exhaust Gas Precautions49

Important Points While Driving49

Riding With Children50

1-2. Child Safety50

Child Restraint Systems51

Points To Remember51

When A Child Is Riding52

Handling The Child Restraint System52

Standards For Child Restraint Systems53

Mass Group (Ece R44 Only)54

Types Of Child Restraint System Installation Methods55

When Using A Child Restraint System56

When Installing A Child Restraint System To Front Passenger Seat56

Child Restraint System Fixed With A Seat Belt60

Seating Position61

Installing Child Restraint System Using A Seat Belt63

Removing A Child Restraint System Installed With A Seat Belt65

When Installing A Child Restraint System65

Child Restraint System Fixed With An Isofix Rigid Anchor66

Isofix Rigid Anchors (Isofix Child Restraint System)66

Child Restraint System Compatibility For Various Seating Positions66

Vehicle Isofix Positions69

Installation With Isofix Rigid Anchor72

When Using a "TOYOTA MINI"73

When Using an "I-Size MIDI"73

Using An Anchor Bracket (For Top Strap)74

Fixing The Top Strap To The Anchor Bracket75

Engine Immobilizer System76

System Maintenance76

Conditions That May Cause The System To Malfunction76

Theft Deterrent System Engine Immobilizer System76

Setting The Alarm System77

Deactivating The Alarm77

Stopping The Alarm78

Items To Check Before Locking The Vehicle78

Triggering Of The Alarm79

When The Battery Is Disconnected79

Instrument Cluster Warning Lights And81

Warning Lights And Indicators82

Warning Lights83

Gauges And Meters86

The Meters And Display Operate When86

Multi-Information Display87

Display Contents87

Changing The Display87

Drive Information88

Outside Temperature88

Eco Driving Indicator Customization89

Average Fuel Consumption89

Driving Range89

Rounding To The Nearest Hour90

Adjusting The Minute And Hour Indication90

Outside Temperature Display91

When Disconnecting And Reconnecting Battery Terminals91

Liquid Crystal Display91

Operation Of Each Component93

Wireless Remote Control94

Using The Mechanical Key94

3-1. Key Information94

If You Lose Your Mechanical Keys95

When Riding In An Aircraft95

Key-Free System104

Function Summary104

Operation Signals104

Antenna Location And Effective Range105

Security Feature105

Effective Range105

When Locking Or Unlocking The Doors105

Alarms And Warning Indicators106

Conditions Affecting Operation108

When The Electronic Key Battery Is Depleted108

Note For The Key-Free Function109

Notes For Locking110

Notes For Unlocking110

When The Vehicle Is Not Driven For Extended Periods110

To Operate The System Properly110

Electronic Key Battery Depletion111

If The Key-Free System Does Not Operate Properly111

If The Key-Free System Has Been Deactivated In A Customized Setting111

Unlocking And Locking The Doors From The Outside113

Unlocking And Locking The Doors From The Inside114

Inside Lock Knobs114

Locking the Driver's Door from the Outside Without a Key115

Rear Door Child-Protector Lock115

Automatic Door Locking And Unlocking Systems115

Impact Detection Door Lock Release System116

Key Lockout Prevention Function116

Unlocking And Locking The Back Door From The Outside117

Opening The Back Door From The Outside117

Back Door Opener117

When Closing The Back Door118

Luggage Compartment Light (Interlocking With The Door)118

If The Back Door Does Not Open119

Adjusting The Seats123

Second Seats125

When Getting In And Out Of The Vehicle From The Third Seats127

After Tumbling The Second Seats128

Seat Adjustment128

After Returning The Rear Seat To The Original Position128

Head Restraints129

Adjusting The Head Restraints129

Removing The Head Restraints129

Installing The Head Restraints129

Adjusting The Height Of The Head Restraints (Front Seats)130

Using The Head Restraints (Second Seats And Third Seats)130

Seat Arrangement131

Expanding Luggage Space131

Flattening The Seats131

Tumbling The Second Seats (Vehicles Without The Third Seats)132

Tumbling The Third Seats (Vehicles With The Third Seats)133

Flattening The Front Seats And Second Seats134

Steering Wheel136

After Adjusting The Steering Wheel136

Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror138

Anti-Glare Function138

Outside Rear View Mirrors139

Folding The Mirrors140

Mirror Angle Can Be Adjusted When140

Power Windows141

Opening And Closing Procedures141

Window Lock Switch141

The Power Windows Can Be Operated When141

When The Power Window Does Not Close Normally142

If The Battery Is Disconnected142

4-1. Before Driving145

Driving The Vehicle146

Vehicles With An Automatic Transmission146

Vehicles With A Manual Transmission146

Parking The Vehicle147

Starting Off On A Steep Uphill147

Driving In The Rain148

Engine Speed While Driving (Vehicles With An Automatic Transmission)148

Breaking In Your New Toyota148

Eco-Friendly Driving148

Operating Your Vehicle In A Foreign Country149

When Driving The Vehicle149

When Driving On Slippery Road Surfaces150

When Shifting The Shift Lever150

When The Vehicle Is Stopped151

When The Vehicle Is Parked151

When Taking A Nap In The Vehicle152

When Braking152

When Parking The Vehicle (Vehicles With An Automatic Transmission)153

Avoiding Damage To Vehicle Parts153

If You Get A Flat Tire While Driving154

When Encountering Flooded Roads154

Cargo And Luggage155

Engine (Ignition) Switch156

Starting The Engine156

4-2. Driving Procedures156

Stopping The Engine157

Changing Engine Switch Modes158

Auto Power Off Function159

If The Engine Does Not Start160

Steering Lock160

When The Steering Lock Cannot Be Released160

Steering Lock Motor Overheating Prevention160

Automatic Transmission163

Shifting The Shift Lever163

Shift Position Purpose164

Shift Lock System164

If The Shift Lever Cannot Be Shifted From P164

Reverse Warning Buzzer165

Manual Transmission166

Maximum Downshifting Speed166

Turn Signal Lever167

Operation Instructions167

Turn Signals Can Be Operated When167

If The Indicator Flashes Faster Than Usual167

Parking Brake168

Headlight Switch169

Turning On The High Beam Headlights170

Headlight Control Sensor170

Automatic Light Off System170

Light Reminder Buzzer170

Power Saving Function171

Fog Light Switch172

Front Fog Light Switch172

Rear Fog Light Switch172

Fog Lights Can Be Used When173

Windshield Wipers And Washer174

Operating The Wiper Lever174

The Windshield Wiper And Washer Can Be Operated When174

If No Windshield Washer Fluid Sprays174

Rear Window Wiper And Washer176

If No Washer Fluid Sprays177

Reverse Gear-Linked Function177

Opening The Fuel Tank Cap178

Before Refueling The Vehicle178

Closing The Fuel Tank Cap178

4-4. Refueling178

Fuel Tank Opening For Unleaded Gasoline179

When Refueling179

When Replacing The Fuel Tank Cap179

Reverse Sensor181

Position Of The Sensors181

Use And Operation Of Reverse Sensors181

Change In Buzzer Sound When The Vehicle Approaches An Obstacle181

Using The Driving Support181

Range At Which Obstacles Can Be Detected182

Operating Condition182

Alarm Given When Reverse Sensor Is Malfunctioning182

Obstacles That May Not Be Detected Properly184

Instructions For Washing Vehicle185

Driving Assist Systems186

Abs (Anti-Lock Brake System)186

Brake Assist186

Vsc (Vehicle Stability Control)186

When The Trc/Vsc Systems Are Operating187

Disabling The Trc System187

Turning Off The Trc/Vsc Systems188

Eps Operation Sound188

Automatic Reactivation Of Trc And Vsc Systems188

Reduced Effectiveness Of The Eps System188

Operating Conditions Of Hill-Start Assist Control189

Automatic System Cancelation Of Hill-Start Assist Control189

Operating Conditions Of Emergency Brake Signal189

Automatic System Cancelation Of Emergency Brake Signal189

Winter Driving Tips191

Preparation For Winter191

Before Driving The Vehicle191

Eco-Friendly Driving Tips193

Use Of Eco Driving Indicator193

Accelerator Pedal/Brake Pedal Operation193

Highway Driving193

Air Conditioning194

Performing Idling Stops194

Regular Maintenance194

Interior Features195

5-1. Using The Air Conditioning195

System And Defogger195

Adjusting The Temperature Setting196

Adjusting The Fan Speed Setting196

Using The Air Conditioning System And Defogger Front Air Conditioning System (Manual)196

Other Functions197

Switching Between Outside Air And Recirculated Air Modes197

Defogging The Rear Window197

To Store Air Conditioning Setting197

Location Of Air Outlets198

Adjusting The Position Of The Air Outlets198

Opening And Closing The Air Outlets (Front Side Outlets)198

Fogging Up Of The Windows199

Outside/Recirculated Air Mode199

Ventilation And Air Conditioning Odors199

Front Air Conditioning System (Automatic)200

Control Panel200

Changing Airflow Mode (Type A Only)201

Using The Automatic Mode202

Defogging The Windshield (Type A Only)202

Solar Radiation Sensor204

Inside Temperature Sensor204

Using Automatic Mode204

Rear Cooler System207

Manual Air Conditioning System207

Automatic Air Conditioning System207

Using The Rear Cooler System208

Adjusting The Fan Speed208

Steering Wheel Audio Switches209

Operating The Audio System Using The Steering Wheel Switches209

Interior Lights List210

5-3. Using The Interior Lights210

Front Interior Light211

Personal Lights211

Rear Interior Light211

Illuminated Entry System212

To Prevent Battery From Being Discharged212

List Of Storage Features213

Bottle Holders/Pockets214

When Using The Bottle Holders215

Auxiliary Box216

Instrument Panel Driver's Seat Tray216

Overhead Console216

Vanity Mirrors217

5-5. Other Interior Features217

Power Outlet218

The Power Outlet Can Be Used When218

Assist Grips220

Maintenance And Care221

Cleaning And Protecting The Vehicle Exterior222

Automatic Car Washes222

High Pressure Car Washes222

Maintenance And Care Cleaning And Protecting222

6-1. Maintenance And Care222

When Water Is Splashed To Your Car During Car Wash, Etc.223

Aluminum Wheels223

Cleaning The Exterior Lights224

When Using A High Pressure Car Wash224

When Standing The Windshield Wipers Up224

Cleaning And Protecting The Vehicle Interior225

Cleaning The Leather Areas225

Cleaning The Synthetic Leather Areas225

Caring For Leather Areas226

Shampooing The Carpets226

Cleaning Detergents227

Preventing Damage To Leather Surfaces227

Water On The Floor227

Cleaning The Inside Of The Rear Window227

Maintenance Requirements228

Scheduled Maintenance228

Where To Go For Maintenance Service?228

Do-It-Yourself Maintenance229

What About Do-It-Yourself Maintenance?229

Does Your Vehicle Need Repairs?229

Maintenance Schedule Requirements231

Road Condition231

Driving Condition231

Maintenance Schedule (Except For South Africa)232

Additional Maintenance Schedule235

Operating On Rough Or Muddy Roads, Or Roads With Melted Snow235

Operating On Dusty Roads236

Operating On Road Which Has Road Salt Applied236

Heavily Loaded Vehicle237

Repeated Short Trips Less Than 8 Km237

Maintenance Schedule (For South Africa)239

Additional Maintenance Schedule (For South Africa)242

Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions246

Do-It-Yourself Maintenance Do-It-Yourself Service246

6-3. Do-It-Yourself Maintenance246

When Working On The Engine Compartment247

When Working Near The Electric Cooling Fan Or Radiator Grille247

Safety Glasses247

If You Remove The Air Cleaner Filter247

Positioning A Floor Jack250

Engine Compartment251

Checking The Engine Oil252

Adding Engine Oil253

Engine Oil Consumption253

Engine Coolant254

Coolant Selection255

If The Coolant Level Drops Within A Short Time Of Replenishing255

Radiator And Condenser256

Caution Symbols256

Battery Exterior257

Checking Battery Fluid257

Adding Distilled Water257

Before Recharging258

Washer Fluid259

When Recharging The Battery259

When Adding Distilled Water259

Air Cleaner Filter260

Checking Tires262

Tire Rotation263

Tire Pressure Warning System263

Installing Tire Pressure Warning Valves And Transmitters263

Initializing The Tire Pressure Warning System264

Registering Id Codes264

Tire Labeling265

Load And Speed Rating Descriptions266

Tire Identification Number(Tin)267

Other Markings267

Maximum Permissible Inflation Pressure267

Maximum Load Rating267

Recommended Tire Inflation Pressure268

Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressure268

When to Replace Your Vehicle's Tires269

Replacing Tires And Wheels269

If The Tread On Snow Tires Wears Down Below 4 Mm269

The Initialization Operation270

Warning Performance Of The Tire Pressure Warning System271

When Initialization Of The Tire Pressure Warning System Has Failed271

Tire Inflation Pressure274

Effects Of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure274

Instructions For Checking Tire Inflation Pressure274

Check Only When The Tires Are Cold274

Wheel Selection276

Aluminum Wheel Precautions276

When Replacing Wheels276

When Installing The Wheel Nuts277

Electronic Key Battery278

Replacing The Battery278

Use A Cr2032 Lithium Battery279

If The Key Battery Is Depleted279

Checking And Replacing Fuses280

After A Fuse Is Replaced281

If There Is An Overload In A Circuit281

When Replacing Light Bulbs281

When Installing The Glove Box281

Preparing For Light Bulb Replacement283

Bulb Locations283

Front Bulb Locations283

Replacing Light Bulbs285

Front Fog Lights285

Front Turn Signal Lights288

Rear Turn Signal Lights289

License Plate Light291

Back-Up Lights294

Lights Other Than The Above296

Condensation Build-Up On The Inside Of The Lens296

When Trouble Arises299

7-1. Essential Information299

Emergency Flashers300

If Your Vehicle Has To Be Stopped In An Emergency301

Fire Extinguisher302

After Using The Fire Extinguisher303

Expiration Date303

If The Vehicle Is Trapped In Rising Water304

Using An Emergency Hammer* For Emergency Escape304

Escaping The Vehicle From The Window304

If Your Vehicle Needs To Be Towed305

Situations When It Is Necessary To Contact Dealers Before Towing305

Towing With A Sling-Type Truck305

Steps To Take In An Emergency If Your Vehicle Needs To Be Towed305

Steps To Take In305

Towing With A Wheel-Lift Type Truck306

Using A Flatbed Truck306

Emergency Towing307

Emergency Towing Procedure307

While Towing308

Wheel Nut Wrench308

Installing Towing Eyelets To The Vehicle309

If You Think Something Is Wrong310

Visible Symptoms310

Audible Symptoms310

Operational Symptoms310

Fuel Pump Shut Off System311

If A Warning Light Turns On Or A Warning Buzzer Sounds312

Warning Light And Warning Buzzer List312

Srs Warning Light313

Abs Warning Light313

Electric Power Steering System Warning Light313

Automatic Transmission Warning Light313

Key-Free System Indicator314

Open Door Warning Light314

Low Fuel Level Warning Light314

Driver's Seat Belt Reminder Light (Warning Buzzer)314

Tire Pressure Warning Light315

Parking Brake Indicator (Warning Buzzer)315

Driver's and Front Passenger's Seat Belt Buzzer315

Rear Passenger's Seat Belt Reminder Light315

Rear Passenger's Seat Belt Buzzer316

Parking Brake Engaged Warning Buzzer316

Take Immediate Action317

Warning Buzzer318

When A Tire Is Replaced With A Spare Tire318

If The Tire Pressure Warning System Is Not Functioning319

If You Have A Flat Tire321

Before Jacking Up The Vehicle321

Location Of The Spare Tire, Jack And Tool322

Taking Out The Jack And Tools324

Taking Out The Spare Tire325

Replacing A Flat Tire327

Installing The Spare Tire330

Stowing The Spare Tire331

Stowing The Jack And Tools332

After Completing The Tire Change332

If The Engine Will Not Start334

If The Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly335

Locking And Unlocking The Doors335

If The Vehicle Battery Is Discharged338

Starting The Engine When The Battery Is Discharged339

To Prevent Battery Discharge339

Charging The Battery339

Battery Precautions340

To Prevent Damage To The Vehicle340

When Handling Jumper Cables340

If Your Vehicle Overheats341

Correction Procedures341

If The Vehicle Becomes Stuck344

When It Is Difficult To Free The Vehicle344

Vehicle Specifications345

Specifications Maintenance Data346

(Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)346

8-1. Specifications346

Vehicle Identification347

Vehicle Identification Number347

Engine Number348

Lubrication System350

Engine Oil Selection350

How To Read Oil Container Labels351

Api Service Symbol351

Ilsac Certification Mark351

Cooling System352

Ignition System352

Tires And Wheels355

Fuel Information357

Use Of Ethanol Blended Gasoline In A Gasoline Engine357

If Your Engine Knocks357

Customizable Features358

Customizing Vehicle Features358

Changing By Using The Inside Lock Knob358

Customization Customizable Features358

8-2. Customization358

Items To Initialize363

What To Do If365

(Troubleshooting)365

What To Do If... (Troubleshooting)366

The Doors Cannot Be Locked, Unlocked, Opened Or Closed366

You Lose Your Keys366

The Doors Cannot Be Locked Or Unlocked366

The Engine Does Not Start367

The Engine Switch Is Turned Off Automatically367

When A Problem Has Occurred368

A Warning Buzzer Sounds During Driving368

An Alarm Is Activated And The Horn Sounds368

A Warning Light Turns On368

Alphabetical Index369

Gas Station Information382

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