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For your safety and comfort, read carefully and keep in the vehicle.
Applicable to Rugged X
and Rogue Models

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  • Page 1 Owner’s Manual Supplement For your safety and comfort, read carefully and keep in the vehicle. Applicable to Rugged X and Rogue Models...
  • Page 2 A.B.N. 64 009 686 097 © 2020 TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION AUSTRALIA LIMITED All rights reserved. This material may not be reproduced or copied, in whole or part, without the written permission of Toyota Motor Corporation Australia Limited, 155 Bertie Street, Port Melbourne, Victoria.
  • Page 3 Pictorial index Search by illustration Operations and advice which are necessary for Driving driving Caring for your vehicle and maintenance Maintenance procedures Vehicle Vehicle specifications, etc. specifications Index Search alphabetically...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS For your information ..... 4 Reading this manual ..... 5 Pictorial index ....... 6 Driving Maintenance and care 2-1. Cleaning and protection 1-1. LED Driving lights ..... 9 of the vehicle ..... 1-2. Snorkel ......10 1-3. Recovery points ....11 Vehicle speci cations 1-4.

  • Page 6: For Your Information

    Manual and this Supplement Manual are inconsistent, the information in this Supplement Manual should be preferred. Please note that this manual applies to a range of Hilux models and may include optional equipment, therefore you may find some sections of this manual will not apply to your vehicle.

  • Page 7: Reading This Manual

    Reading this manual WARNING: Explains something that, if not obeyed, could cause death or serious injury to people. NOTICE: Explains something that, if not obeyed, could cause damage to or a malfunction in the vehicle or its equipment. Indicates operating or working procedures. Follow the steps in numerical order.

  • Page 8: Pictorial Index

    Pictorial index Pictorial index Pictorial index „ Exterior: Rugged X LED Driving lights ..............9 Recovery points (Front) ............12 Recovery points (Rear) .............13 Tow bar ..................14 Sports bar ................15 Snorkel..................10 Heavy duty rock rails ..............16 Tub tray and tailgate protection ..........24...
  • Page 9 Pictorial index Pictorial index „ Exterior: Rogue Roller cover and resin sports bar ..........17 12 volt power socket - tub ............22 Textile liner ................25...
  • Page 10 Pictorial index Pictorial index „ Interior LED Driving lights switch ............9...

  • Page 11: Led Driving Lights

    1-1. LED Driving lights LED Driving lights (if equipped) Turning on the LED driving lights With the high beam lights on, press the LED driving light switch. Turning off the LED driving lights Turn off the LED driving lights by either: Press the driving light switch to turn off the lights.

  • Page 12: Snorkel

    1-2. Snorkel Snorkel (if equipped) Your vehicle may be fitted with a snorkel. The snorkel, with its higher air- entry height, is designed to provide cleaner air to the engine in dusty conditions. The snorkel head should be forward- facing for normal driving to ensure optimum engine performance.

  • Page 13: Recovery Points

    Do not use recovery points if any parts are bent or bolts are loose. Any such parts must be replaced at your Toyota Dealer. Always follow manufacturer’s instructions in relation to the fitment of recovery devices to the recovery points.
  • Page 14 1-3. Recovery points Front recovery points Front recovery points are located on either side of the bullbar. They are designed to distribute the large recovery loads through the chassis frame. The recovery points are designed 30° to be used in unison, using a bridle to spread the load between both points.
  • Page 15 1-3. Recovery points Rear recovery points The rear recovery points are integrated with the vehicle’s tow bar and can be found on either side of the tow bar. They are designed to distribute the large recovery loads through the chassis frame. The recovery points are designed to be used in unison, using a bridle to spread the load...

  • Page 16: Tow Bar

    Use the appropriate mating plug when connecting a trailer and use a Toyota Genuine converter if the trailer uses a different type of connection. z The tow bar capacity is subject to regulatory requirements and will depend upon your vehicle design and towing equipment limitations.

  • Page 17: Sports Bar

    1-5. Sports bar Sports bar Your vehicle may be fitted with a tub floor mounted sports bar. It is designed to: z Carry a maximum load of 75 kg 75 kg z Hold a maximum tied down load of 200 kg 200 kg...

  • Page 18: Heavy Duty Rock Rails

    1-6. Heavy duty rock rails Heavy duty rock rails (if equipped) Heavy duty rock rails mounted directly to the chassis rail are fitted to protect the rocker panels from ground impacts when the vehicle is used off-road.

  • Page 19: Roller Cover And Resin Sports Bar

    1-7. Roller cover and resin sports bar Roller cover and resin sports bar (if equipped) WARNING 90kg TOTAL 1000 km z DO NOT use the vehicle tub as a passenger compartment. In case of accidental entrapment: i. Disengage the roller cover motor by depressing the clutch release lever (glowing) located near the motor housing (front of vehicle tub).
  • Page 20 1-7. Roller cover and resin sports bar WARNING z While the roller cover has a built in safety feature to prevent damage and injury, you must keep obstructions clear of the cover during opening/closing. z To ensure your electric roller cover continues to operate in a trouble free manor we recommend to recalibrate the cover every 6 months, refer to page 20.
  • Page 21 1-7. Roller cover and resin sports bar Opening and closing NOTE: Ensure the roller cover is OPEN unlocked before operating the CLOSE controls. To open: Press the forward OPEN button. To close: Press the aft CLOSE button. To stop: Press either the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.
  • Page 22 1-7. Roller cover and resin sports bar Emergency opening procedures The roller cover can be manually overridden by: 1. Disengaging the motor clutch as shown. 2. Pulling the roller cover open by hand. Calibration procedure In the event the roller cover fails to open and close fully, preform the following steps to re-calibrate the roller cover: 1.
  • Page 23 1-7. Roller cover and resin sports bar Cleaning the canister The canister stores the roller cover when opened. The canister has two inspection points for cleaning any leaves and debris collected inside the canister. With the roller cover open, unscrew the inspection cover to gain access to the canister.

  • Page 24: Volt Power Socket - Tub

    1-8. 12 volt power socket - tub 12 volt power socket - tub (if equipped) 12 volt power socket A 12 volt power socket may be available at the rear of the tub. Voltage: Battery Voltage, unregulated with low voltage protection. Current: 15A maximum.
  • Page 25 1-8. 12 volt power socket - tub Diagnostic code table „ The LED lamps on the battery system management module indicate the status of the tub 12 volt power socket. Blue LED Red LED 12 V Socket Status Insufficient battery power BLINK Over-voltage protection (0.5 sec)

  • Page 26: Tub Tray And Tailgate Protection

    1-9 Tub tray and tailgate protection Tub tray and tailgate protection (if equipped) The tub tray is designed to protect the load area from normal wear and tear. The tub tray can be removed from the vehicle. Removing the tub tray To remove the tub tray remove the screws and dislodge the tape from the underside of the tub...

  • Page 27: Textile Liner

    1-10. Textile liner Textile liner (if equipped) NOTICE The textile liner is not designed to be removed.

  • Page 28: Maintenance And Care

    2-1. Maintenance and care Cleaning and protection of the vehicle Decal maintenance Caring for the decals „ Special care must be taken to avoid abrading or scratching the decal. Scratching and abrasion marks may be visible and you may not be able to work them out of the unique finish of the decal.
  • Page 29 2-1. Maintenance and care z Use a spray nozzle with a minimum 40 degree wide spray pattern. z Use a maximum pressure of 1200 psi (80 bar). z If the system is heated, limit the water temperature to 60°C (140°F) or less.
  • Page 30 2-1. Maintenance and care z If you notice slow, heavy or noisy operation of the cover firstly clean the externals of the roller cover (slats, side rails, seals, etc.) and the internals of the canister as described on page 27. Allow the product to dry thoroughly.

  • Page 31: Vehicle Speci Cations

    3-1. Vehicle specifications Vehicle specifications WARNING Vehicle weights/mass and dimensions are approximate and subject to individual vehicle variances. Vehicles should be individually weighed and measured before fitting any accessories, towing or designing any compatible trailer/caravan or otherwise using the vehicle in any way that depends on this value.

  • Page 32: Maintenance Data

    3-2. Maintenance data Maintenance data Dimensions Rugged X 5350 mm * Overall length Rogue 5325 mm * Rugged X 1935 mm Overall width Rogue 1900 mm Rugged X 1815 mm Overall height* Rogue 1795 mm : Without tow bar tongue : Unladen vehicle...
  • Page 33 Alphabetical index Cleaning and protection of Maintenance data ....30 the vehicle ......26 Dimensions ......30 Cleaning, maintenance and servicing of the resin sports bar and roller cover ...27 Pictorial index ......6 Cleaning the tub tray and textile liner ......26, 28 Exterior........6, 7 Decal maintenance ....26 Interior ........8...
  • Page 34 Alphabetical index Snorkel ........10 Care instructions ....10 Rotating the snorkel head ..10 Sports bar .......15 Table of contents ..... 3 Textile liner ......25 Tow bar ........14 Tub tray and tailgate protection ......24 Removing the tub tray ..24 Vehicle specifications ....
  • Page 36 Publication No. TSO2001 Issue: 2005-00...

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