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Table Of Contents - Toyota INNOVA Owner's Manual

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Table Of Contents3

Front Manual Air7

Main Owner's Manual9

Accessories, Spare Parts And Modification Of Your Toyota9

Installation Of An Rf-Transmitter System9

For Your Information9

Vehicle Data Recording10

Event Data Recorder11

Scrapping Of Your Toyota12

Checking Your Vehicle's Model13

Reading This Manual15

How To Search16

Pictorial Index17

Instrument Panel19

For Safety And Security36

Before Driving37

1-1. For Safe Use37

When Installing the Driver's Floor Mat38

For Safe Driving39

Correct Driving Posture39

Correct Use Of The Seat Belts39

Adjusting The Mirrors39

Fastening And Releasing The Seat Belt41

Fastening The Seat Belt42

Releasing The Seat Belt43

Adjusting The Seat Belt Shoulder Anchor Height45

Seat Belt Pretensioners45

Emergency Locking Retractor (Elr)46

When Not Using The Rear Outer Seat Belts46

Child Seat Belt Usage46

Replacing The Belt After The Pretensioner Has Been Activated46

Wearing A Seat Belt47

Pregnant Women47

People Suffering Illness48

Adjustable Shoulder Anchor48

Srs Front Airbags49

Srs Side And Curtain Shield Airbags49

Srs Airbag System Components50

Srs Airbag Precautions51

Modification And Disposal Of Srs Airbag System Components54

If The Srs Airbags Deploy55

Srs Airbag Deployment Conditions55

Conditions Under Which Srs Airbags May Deploy, Other Than Collision56

Types Of Collisions That May Not Deploy The Srs Airbags56

When To Contact Your Toyota Dealer58

Exhaust Gas Precautions59

Important Points While Driving59

Airbag Manual On-Off System60

Deactivating The Airbag For The Front Passenger61

"Passengr Air Bag" Indicator Information61

When Installing A Child Restraint System61

When A Child Restraint System Is Not Installed On Front Passenger Seat61

Riding With Children62

Child Restraint Systems63

Points To Remember64

When A Child Is Riding65

Handling The Child Restraint System65

When Using A Child Restraint System66

When Installing Child Restraint System To A Front Passenger Seat66

Child Restraint System Compatibility For Each Seating Position70

Except For Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia And Latin American Countries70

Before Confirming Compatibility With Child Restraint Systems71

Checking The Child Restraint System Standards.71

Checking The Category Of The Child Restraint System72

Compatibility Of Each Seating Position With Child Restraint Systems73

Detail Information For Child Restraint Systems Installation75

For Malaysia, Thailand And Indonesia78

Recommended Child Restraint Systems And Compatibility Table85

For Latin American Countries87

Child Restraint System Installation Method96

Child Restraint System Fixed With A Seat Belt97

Installing Child Restraint System Using A Seat Belt97

Removing A Child Restraint System Installed With A Seat Belt98

Child Restraint System Fixed With An Isofix Lower Anchorage100

Isofix Lower Anchorages100

Installation With Isofix Lower Anchorage100

When Using an "I-Size MIDI"101

When Using a "MIDI 2"101

Using A Top Tether Anchorage103

Fixing The Top Strap To The Top Tether Anchorage103

Engine Immobilizer System105

1-3. Theft Deterrent System105

Theft Deterrent System Engine Immobilizer System105

Setting The Double Locking System107

Canceling The Double Locking System107

Double Locking System (For Malaysia)107

Setting The Alarm System109

Deactivating Or Stopping The Alarm109

Setting The Intrusion Sensor111

Canceling The Intrusion Sensor111

Canceling And Automatic Re-Enabling Of The Intrusion Sensor112

Intrusion Sensor Detection Considerations112

To Ensure The Intrusion Sensor Functions Correctly113

Instrument Cluster114

Warning Lights And Indicators115

Vehicles Without Multi-Information Display115

Vehicles With Multi-Information Display Type A115

Instrument Cluster Warning Lights And115

Vehicles With Multi-Information Display Type B116

Warning Lights117

Eco Driving Indicator120

Gauges And Meters122

Changing The Display124

The Information Display At Low Temperatures126

To Prevent Damage To The Engine And Its Components126

Multi-Information Display Type A127

Display Contents127

Switching The Display127

Trip Information128

Multi-Information Display (Type B)130

Operating The Meter Control Switches131

Drive Information132

Settings Display134

Pop-Up Display135

Eco Saving Setting136

Setting Display Automatic Cancelation136

Liquid Crystal Display136

Caution For Use While Driving137

Fuel Consumption Information138

Display The Trip Information Or Past Record Screen138

Resetting The Data139

Updating The Past Record Data139

Cruising Range139

Operation Of Each Component140

3-1. Key Information141

Wireless Remote Control142

Using The Master Key143

Using The Mechanical Key143

When Required to Leave the Vehicle's Key with a Parking Attendant144

If You Lose Your Keys144

When Riding In An Aircraft144

Key Battery Depletion145

To Prevent Key Damage146

Carrying The Electronic Key On Your Person146

In Case Of A Smart Entry And Start System Malfunction146

When An Electronic Key Is Lost146

Locking And Unlocking The Doors From Outside147

Smart Entry And Start System147

Key148

Operation Signals149

Security Feature149

Door Lock Buzzer149

If Symbol Indicating One Or More Doors Are Open Is Shown On Display149

Locking And Unlocking The Doors From Inside150

Door Lock Switch150

Inside Lock Button150

Locking The Front Doors From The Outside Without A Key151

Rear Door Child-Protector Lock151

Automatic Door Locking And Unlocking System152

Setting And Canceling The Functions152

Impact Detection Door Lock Release System153

Conditions Affecting Operation153

To Prevent An Accident153

Locking And Unlocking The Back Door154

Entry Function154

Opening The Back Door155

Closing The Back Door155

Luggage Compartment Light156

Back Door Closer156

If The Back Door Opener Is Inoperative156

If Symbol Indicating Back Door Is Open Is Shown On Display157

Operating The Back Door158

Back Door Damper Stays159

To Prevent Back Door Closer Malfunction159

Antenna Location160

Effective Range160

Smart Entry & Start System160

Battery-Saving Function161

Electronic Key Battery-Saving Function161

Alarms And Warning Indicators161

Note For The Entry Function163

When The Vehicle Is Not Driven For Extended Periods163

To Operate The System Properly163

Caution Regarding Interference With Electronic Devices165

Adjustment Procedure166

Adjusting The Seats166

Front Passenger's Seat Position Adjustment from the Second Seats167

Flattening The Front Seatbacks167

When Adjusting The Seat Position169

Seat Adjustment169

While Driving169

Operating the Front Passenger's Seat from the Second Seats169

Second Seats170

Moving A Second Seat For Third Seat Access171

Before Tumbling The Second Seats171

Getting In The Vehicle172

Getting Out Of The Vehicle172

After Passengers Have Entered/Exited The Vehicle172

Tumbling The Second Seats173

Folding Up The Third Seats174

When Folding The Rear Seatbacks Down176

After Returning The Rear Seatback To The Upright Position176

Stowing The Seat Belts176

Removing The Head Restraints177

Installing The Head Restraints177

Adjusting The Height Of The Head Restraints178

Adjusting Second Center Seat And Third Outer Seat Head Restraint178

Head Restraint Precautions178

Steering Wheel179

After Adjusting The Steering Wheel180

Inside Rear View Mirror181

Adjusting The Height Of Rear View Mirror181

Anti-Glare Function181

Outside Rear View Mirrors182

Folding The Mirrors183

Mirror Angle Can Be Adjusted When183

When A Mirror Is Moving184

If Ice Should Jam The Mirror184

Power Windows185

Opening And Closing Procedures185

Window Lock Switch186

The Power Windows Can Be Operated When186

Jam Protection Function186

Catch Protection Function186

When The Window Cannot Be Opened Or Closed187

Closing The Windows188

Driving The Vehicle191

Starting The Engine191

4-1. Before Driving191

Parking The Vehicle192

Starting Off On A Steep Uphill193

Driving In The Rain193

Engine Speed While Driving193

Restraining The Engine Output193

Breaking In Your New Toyota194

Idling Time Before Engine Stop194

Operating Your Vehicle In A Foreign Country194

When Starting The Vehicle195

When Driving The Vehicle195

When Driving On Slippery Road Surfaces197

When Shifting The Shift Lever197

If You Hear A Squealing Or Scraping Noise198

When The Vehicle Is Stopped198

When The Vehicle Is Parked199

When Taking A Nap In The Vehicle200

When Braking200

When Parking The Vehicle202

Avoiding Damage To Vehicle Parts202

If You Get A Flat Tire While Driving202

When Encountering Flooded Roads203

Cargo And Luggage204

Things That Must Not Be Carried In The Luggage Compartment204

Storage Precautions204

Load And Distribution204

Trailer Towing205

Engine (Ignition) Switch (Vehicles Without206

Entry & Start System)206

Changing The Engine Switch Positions207

Turning the Key from "ACC" to "LOCK"207

If The Engine Does Not Start207

When The Steering Lock Cannot Be Released208

Key Reminder Function208

When Starting The Engine208

Caution When Driving208

Engine (Ignition) Switch (Vehicles With Smart Entry & Start System)209

Stopping The Engine211

Changing Engine Switch Modes212

Stopping Engine With The Shift Lever In A Position Other Than P212

Note For The Electronic Key213

Auto Power Off Function213

Operation Of The Engine Switch213

Steering Lock214

Steering Lock Motor Overheating Prevention214

Smart Entry and Start System Malfunction" Is Shown on Display214

Caution While Driving215

Stopping The Engine In An Emergency215

To Prevent Battery Discharge216

Symptoms Indicating A Malfunction With The Engine Switch216

Driving Procedures217

Automatic Transmission217

Shifting The Shift Lever217

Shift Position Purpose218

Selecting The Driving Mode219

Selecting Shift Ranges In The S Position220

Shift Ranges And Their Functions220

Downshifting Restrictions Warning Buzzer221

Operation Of The Air Conditioning System In Eco Drive Mode221

Deactivation Of The Driving Mode221

When Driving With Cruise Control Activated221

If The Shift Lever Cannot Be Shifted From P222

If the "S" Indicator Does Not Come on223

Transmission Protection Function223

To Prevent An Accident When Releasing The Shift Lock223

Manual Transmission224

Imt (Intelligent Manual Transmission)226

Maximum Downshifting Speeds227

5/6-Speed Transmission227

Reverse Warning Buzzer227

Operation Of Imt228

When Imt Does Not Operate228

If Warning Message For Imt Is Shown On The Display228

Limitations Of The Imt228

Turn Signal Lever229

Operating Instructions229

Turn Signals Can Be Operated When230

If The Indicator Flashes Faster Than Usual230

If Turn Signals Stop Flashing Before Lane Change Has Been Performed230

To Discontinue Flashing Of Turn Signals During A Lane Change230

Parking Brake231

Operating The Lights And Wipers232

Headlight Switch232

Turning On The High Beam Headlights234

Manual Headlight Leveling Dial234

Follow Me Home System235

Guide To Dial Settings235

Daytime Running Light System236

Headlight Control Sensor236

Automatic Light Off System236

Light Reminder Buzzer236

Automatic Headlight Leveling System237

Customization That Can Be Configured At Toyota Dealer237

Fog Light Switch238

Front Fog Light Switch238

Rear Fog Light Switch239

Front And Rear Fog Light Switch239

Fog Lights Can Be Used When240

Windshield Wipers And Washer241

Operating The Wiper Lever241

The Windshield Wipers And Washer Can Be Operated When242

If No Windshield Washer Fluid Sprays242

Caution Regarding The Use Of Washer Fluid242

When The Windshield Is Dry242

Rear Window Wiper And Washer243

The Rear Window Wiper And Washer Can Be Operated When243

If No Washer Fluid Sprays243

When The Rear Window Is Dry244

When The Washer Fluid Tank Is Empty244

When A Nozzle Becomes Blocked244

Before Refueling The Vehicle245

Fuel Tank Opening For Unleaded Gasoline245

Refueling Opening The Fuel Tank Cap245

When Refueling The Vehicle246

Closing The Fuel Tank Cap247

When Replacing The Fuel Tank Cap247

Using The Driving Support Systems248

Cruise Control248

Summary Of Functions248

Setting The Vehicle Speed248

Adjusting The Set Speed249

Canceling And Resuming The Constant Speed Control249

Cruise Control Can Be Set When250

Accelerating After Setting The Vehicle Speed250

Automatic Cruise Control Cancelation250

If Cruise Control Indicator Turns Yellow250

To Avoid Operating The Cruise Control By Mistake251

Situations Unsuitable For Cruise Control251

Toyota Parking Assist-Sensor252

Back Sensors252

Toyota Parking Assist-Sensor Switch253

The Distance And Buzzer253

Detection Range Of The Sensors254

Toyota Parking Assist-Sensor Can Be Operated When254

Sensor Detection Information255

When The System Malfunctions256

When Using Toyota Parking Assist-Sensor256

Notes When Washing The Vehicle256

Rear View Monitor System257

Using The Rear View Monitor System258

Screen Description258

Rear View Monitor System Precautions259

Area Displayed On Screen259

Rear View Monitor System Camera260

Differences Between The Screen And The Actual Road260

Using The Camera260

When The Ground Behind The Vehicle Slopes Up Sharply261

When The Ground Behind The Vehicle Slopes Down Sharply261

When Approaching Three-Dimensional Objects262

When Any Part Of The Vehicle Sags262

Vehicle Width Guide Line262

Distance Guide Lines263

Things You Should Know264

If You Notice Any Symptoms264

When Using The Rear View Monitor System265

How To Use The Camera266

Stop And Start System Operation267

Restarting The Engine267

Stop & Start System (Smart Stop)267

Disabling The Stop And Start System268

Automatic Reactivation Of The Stop And Start System268

If Stop And Start Cancel Switch Is Pressed While Vehicle Is Stopped268

Hill-Start Assist Control269

Operating Conditions269

Engine May Not Be Stopped By The Stop And270

Start System270

Engine Will Automatically Restart If Engine270

When To Use The Stop And Start System271

If Windshield Is Fogged Up While The Engine Is Stopped271

Engine May Automatically Restart If Engine Is Stopped271

Air Conditioning System Operation While The Engine Is Stopped272

Changing Idling Stop Time With Air Conditioning System On272

The Stop And Start System Protection Function272

Displaying The Stop And Start System Status273

Multi-Information Display Messages273

Engine Automatically Restarts While Stopped By Stop And Start System275

If The Stop And Start Cancel Indicator Continues To Flash275

When The Stop And Start System Is Operating276

Off-Road Driving Precaution276

To Ensure The System Operates Correctly276

Driving Assist Systems277

When The Trc/Vsc Systems Are Operating278

Disabling The Trc System279

Turning Off Both Trc And Vsc Systems280

When the "TRC OFF" Indicator Light Comes on280

Sounds/Vibrations Caused By Abs, Brake Assist, Vsc, Trc280

Automatic Reactivation Of Trc And Vsc Systems281

Operating Conditions Of The Hill-Start Assist Control281

Automatic System Cancelation Of The Hill-Start Assist Control281

Operating Conditions Of Emergency Brake Signal282

Automatic System Cancelation Of Emergency Brake Signal282

The Abs Does Not Operate Effectively When282

Stopping Distance When Abs Is Operating May Exceed Normal Conditions282

Trc/Vsc May Not Operate Effectively When283

Hill-Start Assist Control Does Not Operate Effectively When283

When The Trc/Vsc Is Activated283

Replacing Tires283

Dpf System Failure Warning284

Regeneration284

System Characteristics284

Dpf (Diesel Particulate Filter) System284

Regeneration With The Dpf System Switch286

Dpf System Warning286

During Regeneration287

If The Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes On287

To Prevent The Dpf System From Failing287

Winter Driving Tips288

Preparation For Winter288

Before Driving The Vehicle288

Selecting Tire Chains289

Regulations On The Use Of Tire Chains289

Tire Chain Installation289

Driving With Snow Tires290

Driving With Tire Chains290

Repairing Or Replacing Snow Tires290

Fitting Tire Chains290

Eco-Friendly Driving Tips291

Using Eco Drive Mode291

Use Of Eco Driving Indicator291

Accelerator Pedal/Brake Pedal Operation291

Highway Driving292

Air Conditioning292

Performing Idling Stops292

Regular Maintenance293

Audio System294

5-1. Basic Operations294

Basic Operations297

Audio System Types297

Using Cellular Phones297

To Avoid Damaging The Audio System297

Steering Wheel Audio Switches298

Turning On The Power299

Changing The Audio Source299

Adjusting The Volume299

Selecting A Radio Station299

Selecting A Track/File Or Song300

Selecting An Album300

Selecting A Folder300

To Reduce The Risk Of An Accident300

Aux Port/Usb Port301

Connecting Using The Aux Port/Usb Port301

Using The Audio System302

Optimal Use Of The Audio System302

Using The Audio Control Function302

Changing Sound Quality Modes302

Adjusting Sound Quality303

Adjusting The Automatic Sound Levelizer303

Using The Radio304

Radio Operation304

Setting Station Presets304

Reception Sensitivity304

Cd Player Operation305

Ejecting Cds305

5-4. Playing An Audio Cd And Mp3/Wma Discs305

Using The Cd Player306

Playing Back Mp3 And Wma Discs307

Error Messages308

Discs That Can Be Used308

Cd Player Protection Feature308

Mp3 And Wma Files309

Mp3 And Wma Playback311

Cds And Adapters That Cannot Be Used312

Cd Player Precautions312

Listening To An Ipod313

Control Panel313

5-5. Using An External Device313

Selecting A Play Mode314

Play Mode List314

Selecting A List314

Selecting Songs315

Selecting A Song From The Song List315

Ipod Functions316

Ipod Problems317

Compatible Models318

To Prevent Damage To Ipod319

Listening Usb Memory Device320

Selecting A File321

Fast-Forwarding And Rewinding Files321

Usb Memory Functions322

Mp3 File Compatibility323

Wma File Compatibility323

Id3 And Wma Tags324

To Prevent Damage To Usb Memory325

Using The Aux Port326

Connecting A Portable Player326

Using Bluetooth Devices327

Bluetooth ® Audio/Phone327

Device Registration/Connection Flow328

Menu List Of The Bluetooth Audio/Phone331

Using The Steering Wheel Switches333

Operating Bluetooth Phone Using The Steering Wheel Switches333

How To Register A Bluetooth Device334

Using the "SETUP" Menu335

Functions And Operation Procedures335

5-7. "Setup" Menu335

("Bluetooth * " Menu)335

Listing The Registered Cellular Phones337

Listing The Registered Portable Players338

Changing The Passkey339

Setting Automatic Connection Of The Device On Or Off339

Displaying The Device Status340

Setting The Automatic Connection Confirmation Display To On Or Off340

Initialization341

Using The "Setup" Menu ("Phone" Menu)342

Adding A New Phone Number343

Setting Speed Dials343

Deleting Call Histories344

Deleting A Registered Phone Number346

Deleting Another Cellular Phone's Phonebook346

Setting Automatic Transferring Of The Phonebook To On And Off346

Setting Call Volume347

Setting Ring Tone Volume347

Setting Ring Tone348

Transferring Call Histories348

Operating A Bluetooth Enabled Portable Player349

Bluetooth Audio349

Selecting A Track350

Fast-Forwarding And Rewinding Tracks350

Playing And Pausing Tracks350

Making A Phone Call351

Dialing By Selecting A Name351

Speed Dialing351

Dialing By Entering The Number351

Bluetooth Phone351

Dialing From Call Histories352

Pbap Automatic Transfer352

Receiving A Phone Call353

Answering The Phone353

Refusing The Call353

Receiving A Call When On Another Call353

Speaking On The Phone354

Transferring A Call354

Muting Your Voice354

Inputting Digits354

When Talking On The Phone355

Automatic Volume Adjustment355

Phone Call System Functions355

Situations Where The System May Not Recognize Your Voice355

To Prevent Damage To Your Portable Audio Player Or Cellular Phone367

Using The Multimedia System368

Multimedia System Functions368

Laser Product370

Multimedia System Operation Buttons372

Touch Screen Gestures374

Entering Letters And Numbers375

Changing Character And Keyboard Type376

Capacitive Touch Switches376

When Using The Touch Screen376

To Avoid Damaging The Touch Screen377

Operating The Audio System Using The Steering Wheel Switches378

In The Apps Mode378

Connecting Using The Usb/Aux Port379

Using A 4-Pole Aux Cable380

When A Usb Hub Is Used380

When Using A 4-Pole Aux Cable380

To Prevent Damage To Portable Audio Device Or Its Terminal381

Basic Audio Operations382

Random Playback384

When Turning The Audio System On384

Displaying the "Menu"/"Apps" Screen385

Reordering The Menu Icons387

Home Screen Operation388

Control Screen388

Screen For Home Screen Settings389

"Setup" Screen390

General Settings391

Screen For System Time Settings394

Customizing The Startup And Screen Off Images394

Transferring Images395

Setting The Screen Off Images396

Deleting Transferred Images396

Deleting Personal Data397

Audio Settings398

Fm Radio Settings398

Ipod Settings399

External Video Settings399

Voice Settings400

Display Settings401

Brightness, Contrast, Tone And Color Adjustment402

Changing Between Day And Night Mode402

Selecting The Audio Source403

Changing Audio Source403

5-14. Using The Audio System403

Reordering The Audio Source404

Using The Steering Wheel Switches To Change Audio Source404

List Screen Operation405

How To Scroll405

Selecting All Items405

Selecting An Item From The List406

Character Jump Buttons In Lists407

How To Adjust The Sound Settings And Sound Quality408

The Sound Quality Level Is Adjusted Individually409

About Automatic Sound Leveliser409

Tone And Balance409

Audio Screen Adjustment410

Screen Size Settings410

Adjusting The Audio Screen411

Selecting A Station412

Rds413

Playing An Audio Cd And Mp3/Wma/Aac Discs414

Displaying The Title And Artist Name414

Video Cd Player Operation415

5-17. Playing Video Cd415

Video Cd Option Screen416

Selecting The Desired Video Number416

Dvd Player Operation417

5-18. Playing Dvd Video417

Dvd Option Screen419

Searching By Title419

Changing The Audio Language420

Changing The Subtitle Language420

Changing The Angle420

Dvd Settings421

Setting Audio Language421

Setting Subtitle Language421

Setting Menu Language421

Setting Multi-Angle Mark422

Setting Parental Lock422

Setting The Auto Start422

Setting Sound Dynamic Range422

Language Codes423

Cd/Dvd Player And Dvd Video Disc Information425

Dvd Video Discs425

Symbols Shown On Dvd Video Discs426

Cd/Dvd Player Protection Feature427

If Disc Is Left Inside The Cd/Dvd Player Or In The Ejected Position427

Lens Cleaners427

Dvd Video Disc Glossary427

Mp3, Wma And Aac Files429

Dvd Video Precaution432

Discs And Adapters That Cannot Be Used433

Player Precautions433

Ipod Player Operation434

Using An External Device434

Shuffle Play435

Ipod Video Options435

Ipod Cover Art436

To Prevent Damage To The Ipod Or Its Terminal438

Usb Memory Device Player Operation439

Usb Video Options440

Mp3, Wma And Aac Playback442

To Prevent Damage To The Usb Memory Device Or Its Terminal442

Preparations To Use Wireless Communication445

5-20. Connecting Bluetooth445

Registering and Connecting from the "Bluetooth447

Setup" Screen447

Displaying the "Bluetooth Setup" Screen in a Different Way447

Connecting Bluetooth448

Registering A Bluetooth ® Audio Player For The First Time448

Registering A Bluetooth ® Phone For The First Time449

Registering A Bluetooth Device451

Removing A Bluetooth Device452

When Deleting A Bluetooth Phone452

How To Select A Bluetooth Device453

Connecting A Bluetooth ® Device453

Auto Connection454

Manual Connection455

Reconnecting A Bluetooth Phone455

Connecting A Portable Audio Player455

Bluetooth Device Registration Status456

Displaying A Bluetooth ® Device Details456

Changing A Device Name457

Setting Audio Player Connection Method457

When 2 Bluetooth Devices Have Been Registered With Same Device Name457

How To Check And Change Detailed Bluetooth Settings458

Detailed Bluetooth ® Settings458

Changing "Bluetooth Power"459

Editing The System Name459

Editing The Pin-Code459

Listening To Bluetooth Audio460

Audio Control Screen460

Bluetooth ® Audio Listening To Bluetooth ® Audio460

Status Display461

Connecting Portable Player461

Using A Bluetooth Phone462

Phone Top Screen462

Making A Call465

Dialing From Contacts List466

When The Contact Is Empty466

Dialing From Favorites468

Dialing From History468

Dialing From Home Screen (If Equipped)469

Call History List469

When Driving469

International Calls469

Receiving A Call470

To Answer The Phone470

To Refuse A Call470

To Adjust The Incoming Call Volume470

Inputting Tones472

Transmit Volume Setting472

Call Waiting473

Transferring Calls474

Call Waiting Operation474

Bluetooth ® Phone Message Function475

Receiving A Message476

Checking The Messages477

Replying To A Message (Quick Reply)478

Calling The Message Sender479

Calling From A Number Within A Message480

Operating A Telephone Using The Steering Wheel Switches481

Operating The Speech Command System Using The Steering Wheel Switches481

Using The Speech Command System482

"Phone Settings"/"Telephone/Message Settings" Screen483

Sound Settings483

Bluetooth ® Phone Settings483

"Phone Settings" Screen484

"Telephone/Message Settings" Screen484

Displaying the "Phone Settings" Screen in a Different Way485

Contact/Call History Settings486

Update Contacts From Phone487

Contact Data487

For Pbap Compatible Bluetooth Phones487

For Pbap Incompatible But Opp Compatible Bluetooth Phones488

Updating The Contacts In A Different Way488

Registering A New Contact To The Contact List489

Registering A New Contact In A Different Way489

Editing The Contact Data490

For Editing The Name490

For Editing The Number490

Deleting The Contact Data491

Editing The Contacts In A Different Way491

Deleting The Contact In A Different Way491

Registering The Contacts In The Favorites List492

Registering Contacts In The Favorites List In A Different Way493

Deleting The Contacts In The Favorites List494

Deleting Contacts In The Favorites List In A Different Way494

Message Settings495

Phone Display Settings496

Displaying the "Messaging Settings" Screen in a Different Way496

Troubleshooting497

The Hands-Free System Or Bluetooth Device Does Not Work497

5-24. Bluetooth497

What To Do If497

When Registering/Connecting A Cellular Phone498

When Making/Receiving A Call499

When Using The Contact List499

When Using The Bluetooth Message Function499

In Other Situations500

When Using The Bluetooth Audio System501

Error Messages For Bluetooth Audio501

When Using The Hands-Free System501

Conditions Under Which The System Will Not Operate502

Bluetooth Antenna502

Battery Charge/Signal Status502

Using The Bluetooth Audio And Hands-Free System At The Same Time502

About The Contacts In This System503

About Bluetooth503

Bluetooth Specification504

Reconnecting The Portable Audio Player507

When You Sell Your Car507

When Leaving The Vehicle507

Other Function508

Compatible Devices And Applications510

To Avoid Damaging The Smartphone510

Displaying The Desired Photo From The List512

Jpeg File Compatibility513

Speech Command System514

When Using The Microphone515

Speech Command System Operation516

Speech Command Example517

Voice Prompt Interrupt517

Searching For A Song517

When Making A Call By Registered Name In The Contact List518

When Making A Call By Telephone Number519

Canceling The Voice Recognition519

Command List520

Smartphone Linking Connected Services522

Before Using Connected Services522

Connecting To The System523

Activating Application523

Interior Features524

Front Manual Air Conditioning System525

Using The Air Conditioning System And Defogger Front Manual Air Conditioning System525

Adjusting The Fan Speed Setting526

Adjusting The Temperature Setting526

Changing The Air Flow Mode526

Other Functions527

Switching Between Outside Air And Recirculated Air Modes527

Defogging The Rear Window528

Location Of Air Outlets528

Adjusting Air Flow Direction And Opening/Closing Air Outlets529

Fogging Up Of The Windows529

When Driving On Dusty Roads529

Outside/Recirculated Air Mode529

Ventilation And Air Conditioning Odors530

To Prevent The Windshield From Fogging Up530

Front Automatic Air Conditioning System531

Air Conditioning Controls531

Using Automatic Mode532

Automatic Mode Indicator532

Defogging The Windshield533

When Outside Air Temperature Falls To Nearly 0°C (32°F)535

Air Conditioning System Operations When The Engine Is Stopped536

An Odor Comes From The Air Conditioning System536

Rear Manual Cooler System538

Rear Automatic Cooler System540

Using The Interior Lights542

Interior Lights List542

Front Personal/Interior Light Main Switch543

Rear Personal Lights544

Rear Interior Light544

Ceiling Illumination545

The Ceiling Illumination Comes On When545

Illuminated Entry System546

List Of Storage Features547

6-3. Using The Storage Features547

Bottle Holders551

When Using The Holder As A Bottle Holder551

Auxiliary Boxes552

Air Conditioning-Linked Temperature Regulation Function553

Using The Air Conditioning-Linked Temperature Regulation Function553

Items Unsuitable For The Auxiliary Box553

Luggage Compartment Feature554

Warning Reflector554

Using The Other Interior Features555

Vanity Mirrors555

The Clock Is Displayed When556

When Disconnecting And Reconnecting Battery Terminals556

Power Outlets557

The Power Outlet Can Be Used When557

When Turning The Engine Switch Off557

Retractable Tables558

Grocery Bag Hooks559

Rear Armrest560

Assist Grips561

Maintenance And Care562

Cleaning And Protecting The Vehicle Exterior563

Automatic Car Washes563

High Pressure Car Washes563

Maintenance And Care Cleaning And Protecting563

Aluminum Wheels564

Matt-Finish Painted Wheel564

To Prevent Paint Deterioration And Corrosion On Body And Components565

Cleaning The Exterior Lights565

When Using A High Pressure Car Wash565

Cleaning And Protecting The Vehicle Interior566

Cleaning The Leather Areas566

Cleaning The Synthetic Leather Areas566

Caring For Leather Areas567

Shampooing The Carpets567

Water In The Vehicle567

Cleaning Detergents568

Preventing Damage To Leather Surfaces568

Water On The Floor568

Cleaning The Inside Of The Rear Window568

Maintenance Requirements569

Scheduled Maintenance569

7-2. Maintenance569

Do-It-Yourself Maintenance570

Does Your Vehicle Need Repairs?570

If Your Vehicle Is Not Properly Maintained570

Handling Of The Battery570

Maintenance Schedule Requirements571

Maintenance Schedule572

Additional Maintenance Schedule576

Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions582

Do-It-Yourself Maintenance Do-It-Yourself Service582

When Working On The Engine Compartment583

When Working Near The Electric Cooling Fan Or Radiator Grille583

Safety Glasses583

If You Remove The Air Cleaner Filter583

Pre-Driving Check585

After Installing The Support Rod Into The Slot585

When Closing The Hood585

Engine Compartment586

Gasoline Engine586

Diesel Engine587

Checking The Engine Oil588

Adding Engine Oil589

Engine Oil Consumption590

Used Engine Oil590

To Prevent Serious Engine Damage590

When Replacing The Engine Oil590

Engine Coolant591

Coolant Selection591

If The Coolant Level Drops Within A Short Time Of Replenishing591

Radiator, Condenser And Intercooler592

When The Engine Is Hot592

When Adding Coolant592

Notice On Coolant Quality592

Caution Symbols593

Battery Exterior593

Checking Battery Fluid594

Adding Distilled Water594

Before Recharging595

After Recharging/Reconnecting The Battery595

If A Symbol Of A Battery Is Shown On The Multi-Information Display595

Chemicals In The Battery596

Where To Safely Charge The Battery596

Emergency Measures Regarding Electrolyte596

When Disconnecting The Battery596

Washer Fluid597

When Recharging The Battery597

When Adding Distilled Water597

When Adding Washer Fluid597

Air Cleaner Filter598

To Prevent Inhaling Dust598

Discharging Dust Valve599

To Prevent Damaging The Engine599

To Prevent Damage To The System599

Checking Tires601

Tire Rotation602

Tire Pressure Warning System603

Installing Tire Pressure Warning Valves And Transmitters603

Initializing The Tire Pressure Warning System603

How To Initialize The Tire Pressure Warning System604

Registering Id Codes604

When to Replace Your Vehicle's Tires605

Replacing Tires And Wheels605

Routine Tire Inflation Pressure Checks605

Tire Pressure Warning System May Not Operate Properly606

Performance May Be Affected In The Following Situations606

The Initialization Operation607

When Initialization Of Tire Pressure Warning System Has Failed607

Warning Performance Of Tire Pressure Warning System607

Certification For Tire Pressure Warning System608

When Inspecting Or Replacing Tires608

When Initializing The Tire Pressure Warning System608

Repairing Or Replacing Tires, Wheels, Tire Pressure Warning Valves609

To Avoid Damage To The Tire Pressure Warning Valves And Transmitters609

Driving On Rough Roads609

If Tire Inflation Pressure Of Each Tire Becomes Low While Driving609

Tire Inflation Pressure610

Effects Of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure610

Instructions For Checking Tire Inflation Pressure610

Proper Inflation Is Critical To Save Tire Performance611

When Inspecting And Adjusting Tire Inflation Pressure611

Wheel Selection612

Aluminum Wheel Precautions612

When Replacing Wheels612

When Installing The Wheel Nuts613

Use Of Defective Wheels Prohibited613

Replacing Tire Pressure Warning Valves And Transmitters613

Air Conditioning Filter/Air Intake Net614

Removal Method614

Cleaning Method616

Changing Interval616

If Air Flow From The Vents Decreases Dramatically616

When Using The Air Conditioning System616

Wireless Remote Control/Electronic Key Battery617

You Will Need The Following Items617

Replacing The Battery617

Use A Lithium Battery619

If The Key Battery Is Depleted619

Removed Battery And Other Parts619

For Normal Operation After Replacing The Battery619

Checking And Replacing Fuses620

After A Fuse Is Replaced624

If There Is An Overload In A Circuit624

To Prevent System Breakdowns And Vehicle Fire624

Before Replacing Fuses624

Preparing For Light Bulb Replacement625

Bulb Locations625

Replacing Light Bulbs627

Front Position Lights/Daytime Running Lights630

Front Turn Signal Lights631

Halogen Front Fog Lights632

Stop/Tail Lights And Rear Turn Signal Lights634

Tail Lights, Back-Up Lights And Rear Fog Light635

License Plate Lights636

Outer Foot Lights638

Replacing The Following Bulbs642

Condensation Build-Up On The Inside Of The Lens643

To Prevent Damage Or Fire643

When Replacing The Outer Foot Lights643

When Trouble Arises644

Essential Information645

Emergency Flashers645

If Your Vehicle Has To Be Stopped In An Emergency646

If The Engine Has To Be Turned Off While Driving647

If Your Vehicle Needs To Be Towed648

Situations When It Is Necessary To Contact Dealers Before Towing648

Towing With A Sling-Type Truck648

Steps To Take In An Emergency If Your Vehicle Needs To Be Towed648

Towing With A Wheel-Lift Type Truck649

Using A Flatbed Truck649

Emergency Towing650

Emergency Towing Procedure650

When Towing The Vehicle651

While Towing651

To Prevent Damage To Vehicle When Towing Using A Wheel-Lift Type Truck652

To Prevent Damage To The Vehicle When Towing With A Sling-Type Truck652

To Prevent Damage To The Vehicle During Emergency Towing652

When Towing A Vehicle Equipped With The Stop And Start System652

If You Think Something Is Wrong653

Visible Symptoms653

Audible Symptoms653

Operational Symptoms653

Before Starting The Engine654

Fuel Pump Shut Off System (Gasoline Engine Only)654

Fire Extinguisher655

Taking Out The Fire Extinguisher655

After Using The Fire Extinguisher655

When The Fire Extinguisher Is Not In Use655

If A Warning Light Turns On Or A Warning Buzzer Sounds656

Warning Light And Warning Buzzer List656

Front Passenger Detection Sensor, Seat Belt Reminder/Warning Buzzer662

If The Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes On While Driving662

When The Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes On662

The Tire Pressure Warning Light May Come On Due To Natural Causes662

Speed Warning Buzzer663

If A Warning Message Is Displayed665

Messages And Warnings666

If You Have A Flat Tire669

Before Jacking Up The Vehicle669

Location Of The Spare Tire, Jack And Tools670

Using The Tire Jack671

Using The Jack Handle671

Taking Out The Jack And Tool Bag672

Taking Out The Spare Tire673

Replacing A Flat Tire674

Installing The Spare Tire677

Stowing The Flat Tire, Jack And All Tools679

After Using The Tools And Jack680

When Stowing The Flat Tire681

When Assembling The Jack Handle Extension681

When Replacing The Tires681

If The Engine Will Not Start682

Engine Will Not Start Even Though Starter Motor Operates Normally682

The Starter Motor Turns Over Slowly682

The Starter Motor Does Not Turn Over682

Emergency Start Function683

Locking And Unlocking The Doors684

If The Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly (Vehicles With Smart Entry & Start System)684

Replacing The Key Battery686

When The Electronic Key Does Not Work Properly686

If The Vehicle Battery Is Discharged687

Starting The Engine When The Battery Is Discharged689

When The Battery Is Removed Or Discharged689

Charging The Battery689

When Recharging Or Replacing The Battery689

When Exchanging The Battery690

When Removing The Battery Terminals690

Avoiding Battery Fires Or Explosions690

Battery Precautions691

To Prevent Damage To The Vehicle691

When Handling Jumper Cables691

If Your Vehicle Overheats692

Correction Procedures692

When Inspecting Under The Hood Of Your Vehicle694

When Adding Engine Coolant694

To Prevent Damage To The Cooling System694

When Restarting The Engine695

If You Run Out Of Fuel And The Engine Stalls (Diesel Engine Only)695

If The Vehicle Becomes Stuck696

When It Is Difficult To Free The Vehicle697

When Attempting To Free A Stuck Vehicle698

To Avoid Damage To The Transmission And Other Components698

Vehicle Specifications700

9-1. Specifications701

Maintenance Data (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)701

Vehicle Identification702

Year Of Manufacture And Country Of Origin704

Engine Number704

Lubrication System708

Engine Oil Selection708

How To Read Oil Container Labels709

Cooling System718

Ignition System719

Electrical System719

Manual Transmission Gear Oil720

Differential721

Chassis Lubrication722

Tires And Wheels723

Fuel Information725

Use Of Ethanol Blended Gasoline In A Gasoline Engine725

If Your Engine Knocks725

Notice On Fuel Quality726

Customizable Features727

Customizing Vehicle Features727

Changing Using The Multi-Information Display727

9-2. Customization727

During Customization732

Item To Initialize733

9-3. Initialization733

(Troubleshooting)734

The Doors Cannot Be Locked, Unlocked, Opened Or Closed735

When A Problem Has Occurred738

Alphabetical Index739

Gas Station Information753

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