Table Of Contents - Lexus LX 570 Owner's Manual

Table of Contents

Table Of Contents1
Pictorial Index8
Exterior View8
Interior View10
Instrument Panel View14
Steering Wheel Controls View16
Luggage Compartment View20
Main Owner's Manual22
Noise From Under Vehicle After Turning Off The Engine22
For Your Information22
Installation Of A Mobile Two-Way Radio System23
Vehicle Data Recordings24
Event Data Recorder25
Disclosure Of The Edr Data26
Scrapping Of Your Lexus26
Perchlorate Material26
General Precautions While Driving27
General Precaution Regarding Children's Safety27
Symbols Used Throughout This Manual28
Symbols Used In Illustrations28
Before Driving29
Key Information29
Keys30
Card Key (If Equipped)30
Using The Mechanical Key31
Card Key32
When Required to Leave the Vehicle's Key with a Parking Attendant32
Key Number Plate33
When Riding In An Aircraft33
To Prevent Key Damage33
Precautions For Handling The Card Keys34
Opening, Closing And Locking The Doors35
Smart Access System With Push-Button Start35
Unlocking And Locking The Doors36
Back Door37
Antenna Location38
Effective Range (Areas Within Which The Electronic Key Is Detected)39
Operation Signals39
Conditions Affecting Operation Of The Smart Access System40
Switching The Door Unlock Function41
Battery-Saving Function (Electronic Key)42
Electronic Key Battery Depletion42
To Operate The System Properly43
Note For The Entry Function43
When The Vehicle Is Not Driven For Extended Periods (Electronic Key)44
Security Feature44
Alarms And Warning Indicators44
If The Smart Access System With Push-Button Start Does Not Operate Properly47
Caution Regarding Interference With Electronic Devices48
When Using The Smart Access System With Push-Button Start And Operating The Power Windows And Moon Roof48
Wireless Remote Control49
Door Lock Buzzer50
Power Back Door Operation50
Caution When Using The Wireless Remote Control And Operating The Power Windows And Moon Roof51
Side Doors52
Locking the Driver's Door from the Outside Without a Key53
Rear Door Child-Protector Lock53
Automatic Door Locking And Unlocking Systems54
Impact Detection Door Lock Release System54
To Prevent An Accident While Driving55
Back Door Operation56
Opening The Back Door From Inside The Vehicle57
Power Back Door Switch57
Canceling The Power Back Door System57
Rear Step Bumper58
When Closing The Back Door58
The Power Back Door Can Be Opened/Closed When59
If The Back Door Opener Is Inoperative59
Jam Protection Function60
When Re-Connecting The Battery60
Back Door Closer60
Fall-Down Protection Function60
Caution While Driving61
When Children Are In The Vehicle61
Operating The Back Door - Precautions62
Back Door Closer - Precautions63
Power Back Door - Precautions64
Back Door Damper Stays66
To Prevent Back Door Closer Malfunction66
To Prevent Damage To The Power Back Door66
Adjustable Components (Seats, Mirrors, Steering Wheel)67
Front Seats67
Power Easy Access System68
Active Head Restraint69
The Auto Away Function For Exiting The Driver Seat69
Seat Adjustment - Caution70
Rear Seats71
Tumbling The Second Seats And Third Seat Entry72
If You Cannot Raise The Left Side Seatback74
Folding The Third Seats75
Folding Down The Third Seatback76
Folding Up The Third Seats77
Returning The Third Seats78
Alarms And Indicators79
Caution On Seat Adjustment82
When The Seatback Is Folded82
When Returning The Seatbacks To Their Original Position82
Avoiding Damage To Seat Components82
Driving Position Memory System83
Entering A Position To Memory83
Recalling The Memorized Position83
Linking Driving Position Memory With Door Unlock Operation84
Using The Door Lock Switch85
Canceling The Linked Door Unlock Operation85
Retained Accessory Power86
To Cancel Seat Position Recall86
If The Battery Is Disconnected (Memorized Positions)86
Head Restraints87
Removing The Head Restraints89
Installing The Head Restraints (Except Third Outboard Seats)90
When Not Using The Third Center Seat Head Restraint90
Head Restraint Precautions90
Correct Use Of The Seat Belts91
Fastening And Releasing The Seat Belt91
Fastening And Releasing The Third Center Seat Belt92
Releasing And Storing The Third Center Seat Belt93
Adjusting The Height Of The Belt (Front And Second Outboard Seats)94
Seat Belt Pretensioners (Front And Second Outboard Seats)94
Pre-Collision Seat Belts (Front Seats Of Vehicles With Pre-Collision System)94
Emergency Locking Retractor (Elr)95
Automatic Locking Retractor (Alr)95
When The Third Center Seat Belt Cannot Be Extended95
Child Seat Belt Usage95
Replacing The Belt After The Pretensioner Has Been Activated96
Seat Belt Extender96
Wearing A Seat Belt - Precautions96
Pregnant Women97
People Suffering Illness97
Seat Belt Pretensioners97
Adjustable Shoulder Anchor98
When Using The Third Center Seat Belt98
Seat Belt Damage And Wear98
Using A Seat Belt Extender - Caution99
Steering Wheel100
Auto Tilt Away100
Automatic Adjustment Of The Steering Position101
Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror102
Adjusting The Height Of The Rear View Mirror102
Automatic Anti-Glare Function102
Changing Automatic Anti-Glare Function Mode102
Outside Rear View Mirrors104
Folding Back The Mirrors104
Linked Mirror Function When Reversing105
Adjusting The Mirror Angle When The Vehicle Is Reversing105
Mirror Angle Can Be Adjusted When106
When The Mirrors Are Fogged Up106
Auto Anti-Glare Function106
Automatic Adjustment Of The Mirror Angle106
When A Mirror Is Moving - Precaution107
When The Mirror Defoggers Are Operating - Precaution107
If Ice Should Jam The Mirror107
Opening And Closing The Windows And Moon Roof108
Power Windows108
Lock Switch108
Door Lock Linked Window Operation108
Operating the Power Windows after Turning the "Engine Start Stop" Switch off109
Jam Protection Function (Windows)109
When The Power Window Does Not Close Normally109
Closing The Windows - Precautions110
Moon Roof - Opening And Closing111
Moon Roof - Tilt Up And Down111
Door Lock Linked Moon Roof Operation112
Operating the Moon Roof after Turning the "ENGINE START STOP" Switch off112
To Reduce Moon Roof Wind Noise112
Sunshade112
When The Moon Roof Does Not Close Normally113
Moon Roof Open Warning Buzzer114
Opening The Moon Roof - Precautions114
Closing The Moon Roof - Precautions115
Jam Protection Function (Moon Roof)115
Refueling116
Opening The Fuel Tank Cap116
Closing The Fuel Tank Cap117
Fuel Types117
Refueling The Vehicle - Precautions118
When Replacing The Fuel Tank Cap118
Theft Deterrent System119
Engine Immobilizer System119
Alarm121
Triggering Of The Alarm121
Setting The Alarm System121
Deactivating Or Stopping The Alarm121
When The Battery Is Disconnected (Alarm System)123
Alarm-Operated Door Lock123
Panic Mode123
To Ensure The Alarm System Operates Correctly123
Safety Information124
Correct Driving Posture124
Adjusting The Seat Position125
Srs Airbags126
Airbag System Components128
If The Srs Airbags Deploy (Inflate)129
Srs Airbag Deployment Conditions (Srs Front Airbags)130
Srs Airbag Deployment Conditions (Srs Side Airbags And Srs Curtain Shield Airbags)130
Conditions Under Which The Srs Airbags May Deploy (Inflate), Other Than A Collision131
Types Of Collisions That May Not Deploy The Srs Airbag (Front Airbags)131
Types Of Collisions That May Not Deploy The Srs Airbag (Side Airbags And Curtain Shield Airbags)132
When To Contact Your Lexus Dealer133
Srs Airbag Precautions134
Modification And Disposal Of Srs Airbag System Components138
Deactivating The Curtain Shield Airbags In A Vehicle Rollover139
Operating Conditions When The Rsca Off Indicator Is On139
Front Passenger Occupant Classification System140
Condition And Operation In The Front Passenger Occupant Classification System141
Unoccupied142
Srs System Malfunction143
Front Passenger Occupant Classification System Precautions144
Child Restraint Systems146
Types Of Child Restraints147
When Installing The Child Restraint System On The Front Passenger Seat148
Selecting An Appropriate Child Restraint System148
Using A Child Restraint System - Precautions149
Installing Child Restraints151
Installation With Latch System152
Installing Child Restraints Using A Seat Belt (Child Restraint Lock Function Belt)154
Rear-Facing - Infant Seat/Convertible Seat154
Forward-Facing - Convertible Seat156
Booster Seat158
Removing A Child Restraint System Installed With A Seat Belt159
Child Restraint Systems With A Top Tether Strap159
Laws And Regulations Pertaining To Anchors161
When Installing A Booster Seat - Precautions161
When Installing A Child Restraint System - Precautions161
Do Not Use A Seat Belt Extender163
To Correctly Attach A Child Restraint System To The Anchors163
When Driving165
Driving The Vehicle166
Stopping166
Parking The Vehicle166
Starting On A Steep Uphill167
Driving In The Rain167
Engine Speed While Driving167
Breaking In Your New Lexus167
Drum-In-Disc Type Parking Brake System168
Eco Driving Indicator168
When Turning Off The Engine169
When Starting The Vehicle - Precautions169
When Driving The Vehicle - Precautions169
When Driving On Slippery Road Surfaces - Precautions171
When Shifting The Shift Lever172
If You Hear A Squealing Or Scraping Noise (Brake Pad Wear Limit Indicators)172
When The Vehicle Is Stopped172
When The Vehicle Is Parked - Precautions173
Exhaust Gases - Precautions174
When Taking A Nap In The Vehicle174
When Braking The Vehicle - Precautions174
When Driving The Vehicle175
When Parking The Vehicle175
Avoiding Damage To Vehicle Parts175
If You Get A Flat Tire While Driving176
When Encountering Flooded Roads176
Engine (Ignition) Switch177
Changing "ENGINE START STOP" Switch Mode178
Operation of the "ENGINE START STOP" Switch179
When The Steering Lock Cannot Be Released179
If The Engine Does Not Start179
Auto Power Off Function179
When Starting The Engine - Precautions180
Stopping The Engine In An Emergency180
To Prevent Battery Discharge180
Symptoms Indicating a Malfunction with the "ENGINE START STOP" Switch180
Automatic Transmission181
Shifting The Shift Lever181
Shift Position Uses182
Selecting A Driving Mode183
Changing Shift Range in "D" Position184
Shift Lever184
Paddle Shift Switches184
Shift Ranges And Their Functions185
Changing Shift Ranges in "S" Mode186
Paddle Shift Switches (If Equipped)187
"S" Mode187
Downshifting Restrictions Warning Buzzer187
When Driving With The Cruise Control Or Radar Cruise Control Activated188
Second Start Mode Automatic Deactivation188
If the "S" Indicator Does Not Come on Even after Shifting the Shift Lever to "S"188
Ai-Shift188
Turn Signal Lever189
Parking Brake190
Horn191
Instrument Cluster192
Gauges And Meters192
Switching The Display193
Eco Driving Indicator Light Customization194
Instrument Panel Light Control194
The Meters And Display Illuminate When195
The Brightness Of The Instrument Panel Lights195
Voltmeter195
Engine Oil Pressure Gauge195
Indicators And Warning Lights196
Indicators197
Warning Lights199
If A Safety System Warning Light Does Not Come On199
Multi-Information Display200
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Display201
Display Items202
Outside Temperature Display202
Average Fuel Consumption And Eco Driving Indicator Zone Display202
Average Fuel Consumption After Refueling202
Current Fuel Consumption203
Driving Range203
Speedometer203
Average Vehicle Speed204
Front Tire Angle204
Turn-By-Turn Navigation Setting Screen204
Tire Inflation Pressure205
Display Off205
System Check Display206
Turn-By-Turn Navigation206
Outside Temperature Display - When Correct Temperature May Not Be Displayed207
When "--" or "E" Is Displayed207
When Disconnecting And Reconnecting Battery Terminals207
The Information Display At Low Temperatures207
Operating The Lights And Wipers208
Headlight Switch208
Turning On The High Beam Headlights210
Afs (Adaptive Front-Lighting System)210
Deactivating Afs210
Daytime Running Light System211
Headlight Control Sensor211
Automatic Light Off System211
Automatic Headlight Leveling System212
If the "AFS OFF" Indicator Flashes212
Automatic High Beam213
Turning The High Beam On/Off Manually214
High Beam Automatic Turning On Or Off Conditions215
Limitations Of The Automatic High Beam216
Camera Sensor Detection Information216
If A Warning Message Of The Automatic High Beam Is Displayed218
Temporary Lowering Sensor Sensitivity218
Camera Sensor - Precautions219
Fog Light Switch220
Windshield Wipers And Washer222
The Windshield Wipers And Washer Can Be Operated When225
"AUTO" Mode (Wipers and Washer)225
Effects Of Vehicle Speed On Wiper Operation226
If No Windshield Washer Fluid Sprays226
Caution Regarding the Use of Windshield Wipers in "AUTO" Mode226
Caution Regarding The Use Of Washer Fluid226
When There Is No Washer Fluid Spray From The Nozzle227
When A Nozzle Becomes Blocked227
Rear Window Wiper And Washer228
The Rear Window Wiper And Washer Can Be Operated When230
Dripping Prevention Wiper Sweep230
Effect Of Vehicle And Shift Position On Wiper Operation230
Headlight Cleaner Switch231
The Headlight Cleaner Can Be Operated When231
When The Washer Fluid Tank Is Empty231
Using Other Driving Systems232
Cruise Control232
Setting The Vehicle Speed232
Adjusting The Set Speed (Cruise Control)233
Canceling And Resuming The Constant Speed Control233
Cruise Control Can Be Set When234
Accelerating After Setting The Vehicle Speed234
Automatic Cruise Control Cancelation234
If The Warning Message For The Cruise Control Is Shown On The Multi-Information Display234
To Avoid Operating The Cruise Control By Mistake235
Situations Unsuitable For Cruise Control235
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control236
Setting The Vehicle Speed (Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode)237
Adjusting The Set Speed (Dynamic Radar Cruise Control)238
Changing The Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance239
Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Settings239
Canceling And Resuming The Speed Control240
Driving In Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode241
Approach Warning242
Warnings May Not Occur When242
Selecting Conventional Constant Speed Control Mode243
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Can Be Set When244
Accelerating After Setting The Vehicle Speed (Dinamic Radar Cruise Control)244
Automatic Cancelation Of Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control244
Automatic Cancelation Of Constant Speed Control245
Radar Sensor And Grille Cover245
Warning Messages And Buzzers For Dynamic Radar Cruise Control245
Before Using Dynamic Radar Cruise Control - Precautions247
Cautions Regarding The Driving Assist Systems247
To Avoid Inadvertent Cruise Control Activation247
Situations Unsuitable For Dynamic Radar Cruise Control248
When The Radar Sensor May Not Be Correctly Detecting The Vehicle Ahead249
Conditions Under Which The Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control May Not Function Correctly249
Handling The Radar Sensor250
Intuitive Parking Assist251
Intuitive Parking Assist Display252
Touch Screen252
Sensor Detection Display, Obstacle Distance253
Corner Sensors253
Rear Center Sensors254
Buzzer Operation And Distance To An Obstacle255
Detection Range Of The Sensors256
Setting Up Intuitive Parking Assist257
Alert Volume Setting257
Display On/Off Setting258
Alert Distance Setting258
The Intuitive Parking Assist Can Be Operated When258
Intuitive Parking Assist Display - Notice258
Sensor Detection Information259
When Using The Intuitive Parking Assist - Precautions261
Rear View Monitor System262
Screen Display263
Rear View Monitor System Precautions264
Area Displayed On Screen264
Rear View Monitor System Camera265
If You Notice Any Symptoms Listed266
When Using The Rear View Monitor System268
How To Use The Camera (Rear View Monitor System)269
Lexus Parking Assist Monitor270
Using The Lexus Parking Assist Monitor271
Using The System When Perpendicular Parking272
Estimated Course Line Display Mode272
Parking Assist Guide Line Display Mode273
Distance Guide Line Display Mode273
Using The System When Parallel Parking274
Switching The Parking Mode Screen274
Perpendicular Parking (Estimated Course Line Display Mode)275
Parking Operation276
Perpendicular Parking (Parking Assist Guide Line Display Mode)278
Parallel Parking - Vehicle Movement Procedure280
Parallel Parking Assist Mode Information287
Canceling Parallel Parking Assist287
Narrow Mode288
Lexus Parking Assist Monitor Precautions290
Lexus Parking Assist Monitor Camera291
Differences Between The Screen And The Actual Road292
When Approaching Three-Dimensional Objects294
Things You Should Know - If You Notice Any Symptoms296
When Using The Lexus Parking Assist Monitor System - Precautions299
When Using The Perpendicular Parking Assist Screen - Precaution300
When Using The Parallel Parking Assist Screen - Precautions301
How To Use The Camera302
Wide View Front & Side Monitor303
Wide View Front & Side Monitor Simultaneous Display304
Wide View Front Monitor304
Side Monitor305
Changing The Screen Mode306
Changing The Display In 3 Screen Mode307
Automatic Display Mode307
Using The Side Monitor308
Changing The Course Line Display Mode309
Using The Vehicle Width Line & Course Line311
Minimum Projected Turning Circle & Projected Course Line312
If The Battery Is Disconnected313
The Wide View Front & Side Monitor Can Be Operated When314
Automatic System Cancelation314
When The Outside Rear View Mirrors Have Been Folded314
When Switched To From The Lexus Parking Assist Monitor314
Side Camera316
Wide View Front & Side Monitor Cameras316
Smear Effect317
Flicker Effect317
When Using The Wide View Front & Side Monitor System - Precautions317
Conditions Which May Affect The Wide View Front & Side Monitor System - Precautions318
When A Solid Object Is Close By319
When Using The Wide View Front & Side Monitor319
4-Wheel Ahc (Active Height Control Suspension)320
Selecting Vehicle Height321
Vehicle Height Modes322
"HI" (High) Height Mode322
"N" (Normal) Height Mode322
"LO" (Low) Height Mode322
Conditions For Changing The Vehicle Height Mode323
Easy Access Mode323
Disabling The Height Control324
Hight Control Operating Conditions325
Switching Vehicle Height Mode While The Engine Is Stopped325
Automatic Change in Vehicle Height When the Four-Wheel Drive Control Switch Is in the "L4" Position325
Automatic Change In Vehicle Height When In The High Mode325
Extra High Mode326
Turning Off The Height Control326
Automatic Leveling Function327
When The Vehicle Is Stopped During Driving327
If The Vehicle Height Does Not Change327
In The Following Cases The 4-Wheel Ahc Will Not Operate327
Cold Weather Operation (4-Wheel Ahc)328
Parking And Stopping Tips328
Propeller Shaft Noise328
4-Wheel Ahc Failure Warning328
When Switching The Vehicle Height Mode - Precautions329
Using The High Mode - Precautions329
When Crossing Rivers329
When Loading Cargo On The Roof Luggage Carrier - Precautions329
When Parking In Areas With Limited Overhead Height330
Avoid Rapid Changes To The Vehicle Height330
Avs (Adaptive Variable Suspension System)331
Four-Wheel Drive System332
Four-Wheel Drive Control Switch332
Center Differential Lock/Unlock Switch332
Shifting Between H4/L4333
The Four-Wheel Drive Control Switch Can Be Operated When333
The Low Speed Four-Wheel Drive Indicator Light333
Advice For Driving On Slippery Roads334
The Center Differential Lock Indicator Light334
Locking/Unlocking The Center Differential334
If The Low Speed Four-Wheel Drive Indicator Light Or The Center Differential Lock Indicator Light Blinks335
To Prevent Damage To The Center Differential336
Crawl Control (With Turn Assist Function)337
Crawl Control Switches337
Speed Modes338
Turn Assist Function339
Crawl Control, Turn Assist Function340
The Crawl Control And Turn Assist Function Can Be Operated When341
Crawl Control And Turn Assist Function - Limitations342
When The Crawl Control System Is Operated Continuously342
Sounds And Vibrations Caused By The Crawl Control System343
When Using Crawl Control And Turn Assist Function - Precautions343
Multi-Terrain Select344
Multi-Terrain Select - Selectable Modes345
Multi-Terrain Select Control Starting Conditions346
Multi-Terrain Select - Switching Modes346
Statement On The Multi-Information Display347
When It Is Difficult To Generate Traction347
When The Vehicle Is Stuck348
When The Brake System Operates Continuously348
When Using The Multi-Terrain Select - Precautions348
Driving Assist Systems349
When The Vsc/Trailer Sway Control/Active Trac/Hill-Start Assist Control Systems Are Operating350
To Disable Active Trac And/Or Vsc And Trailer Sway Control351
Automatic Reactivation Of Active Trac, Vsc And Trailer Sway Control352
Automatic Active Trac Reactivation352
Automatic Active Trac, Vsc And Trailer Sway Control Reactivation352
If The Brake System Overheats352
Sounds And Vibrations Caused By The Multi Terrain Abs, Brake Assist, Active Trac, Vsc, Trailer Sway Control, Hill-Start Assist Control And Vgrs353
Hill-Start Assist Control Is Operational When353
Vgrs Is Disabled In The Following Situations353
The Multi Terrain Abs Does Not Operate Effectively When354
Stopping Distance When The Multi Terrain Abs Is Operating May Exceed That Of Normal Conditions354
Active Trac May Not Operate Effectively When354
If The Hill-Start Assist Control Does Not Operate Effectively354
When Active Trac, Vsc And Trailer Sway Control Are Off - Precautions355
When The Vsc And Trailer Sway Control Are Activated - Precautions355
Replacing Tires - Precautions355
Trailer Sway Control Precaution356
If Trailer Sway Occurs356
Pre-Collision System357
Pre-Collision Seat Belts (Front Seats Only)357
Pre-Collision Brake Assist357
Avs Control357
Radar Sensor358
Obstacles Not Detected358
The Pre-Collision System Is Operational When358
Conditions That May Trigger The Pre-Collision System Even If There Is No Possibility Of Collision359
Situations In Which The Pre-Collision System Does Not Function Properly360
Automatic Cancelation Of The Pre-Collision System360
Handling The Radar Sensor - Precautions362
Limitations Of The Pre-Collision System362
Driving Information363
Off-Road Precautions363
Off-Road Vehicle Feature363
Off-Road Vehicle Precautions364
Off-Road Driving365
Off-Road Driving Precautions366
To Prevent The Water Damage367
When You Drive Through Water367
Inspection After Off-Road Driving367
Cargo And Luggage368
Roof Luggage Carrier368
Adjusting The Position Of Cross Rails369
Capacity And Distribution370
Calculation Formula For Your Vehicle371
Things That Must Not Be Carried In The Luggage Compartment372
Storage Precautions372
Weight Of The Load - Precautions373
Roof Luggage Carrier Precautions373
Cross Rail Adjustment374
Vehicle Load Limits375
Winter Driving Tips376
Pre-Winter Preparations376
Before Driving The Vehicle377
When Driving The Vehicle, When Parking The Vehicle377
Selecting Tire Chains378
Driving With Snow Tires - Precautions379
Driving With Tire Chains - Precautions379
When Installing Tire Chains - Precautions379
Repairing Or Replacing Snow Tires380
Fitting Tire Chains380
Trailer Towing381
Towing Related Terms382
Gcwr (Gross Combination Weight Rating)382
Gvwr (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating)382
Gawr (Gross Axle Weight Rating)383
Twr (Trailer Weight Rating)383
Unbraked Twr (Unbraked Trailer Weight Rating)384
Tongue Weight384
Weight Limits385
Gcwr, Twr, Unbraked Twr, Fifth Wheel And Gooseneck Towing Twr386
Trailer Tongue Weight387
Hitch388
Removing Hitch Cover388
Selecting Trailer Ball389
Positions For Towing Hitch Receiver390
Connecting Trailer Lights390
Connecting And Disconnecting A Trailer391
Disconnecting A Trailer392
Trailer Towing Tips393
Matching Trailer Ball Height To Trailer Coupler Height396
Before Towing396
Break-In Schedule397
Towing Trailers And Maintenance397
If Case Of Trailer Sway397
After The Trailer Swaying Has Stopped398
Trailer Towing Precautions398
To Avoid Accident Or Injury (Trailer Towing)399
Hitch - Precautions400
When Towing A Trailer - Precautions400
Dinghy Towing401
Interior Features402
Using The Touch Screen404
Initial Screen405
Adjusting The Display406
When Using The Touch Screen407
Changing Between Day Mode And Night Mode (Touch Screen)408
To Turn Off The Display408
To Avoid Damaging The Touch Screen408
Inputting Letters And Numbers/List Screen Operation409
Layout Type410
List Screen Operation411
Set Up The Touch Screen412
General Settings (Touch Screen)414
Clock Settings415
Daylight Saving Time416
Automatic Adjustment Of The Clock416
Manual Clock Settings417
Selecting A Language417
Unit Of Measurement418
Selecting A Button Color418
Selecting A Keyboard Layout419
Changing The Startup Image419
Transferring Data420
Setting The Startup Image421
Deleting Transferred Image421
Changing The Screen Off Image422
Setting The Screen Off Image423
Deleting Transferred Images423
Delete Personal Data424
About Startup Or Screen Off Images425
Voice Settings425
Voice Volume426
Vehicle Settings426
Phone Settings427
Bluetooth Settings427
Audio Settings428
Information Screen429
Fuel Consumption (Touch Screen)430
Resetting The Data, Updating The Past Record Data430
Voice Command System431
Voice Command Example (Search For A Track Using Artist Name Or Album Name)433
Natural Speech Information (English Only)434
Expanded Voice Commands435
Command List435
Calling A Phone436
Playing A Music437
Select Audio Mode438
Air Conditioning System Command439
If A Voice Command Cannot Be Recognized439
When Touching "Voice Prompts"439
When Using The Microphone440
When Searching For A Track440
Natural Speech Information441
When Turning The Audio Or Air Conditioning System On441
The Gracenote Media Database441
Mobile Assistant442
Adjusting The Volume443
Mobile Assistant Precautions443
The Mobile Assistant May Not Recognize Commands In The Following Situations443
Using The Air Conditioning System And Defogger444
Using The Voice Command System445
Using The Automatic Mode445
Automatic Mode Indicator445
Adjusting The Temperature Setting446
Adjusting The Fan Speed446
Changing The Air Outlets447
Switching Between Outside Air And Recirculated Air Modes448
Changing The Rear Seat Settings From The Front Seat449
Defogging The Windshield450
Micro Dust And Pollen Filter450
Adjusting The Position And Opening And Closing The Air Outlets451
Using The System In Recirculated Air Mode452
When The Outside Temperature Exceeds 75 Degrees F (24 Degrees C) And The Air Conditioning System Is On452
Window Defogger Feature452
Automatic Mode For Air Intake Control453
When Outside Temperature Approaches 32 Degrees F (0 Degrees C)453
Micro Dust And Pollen Filter - Notice453
Ventilation And Air Conditioning Odors453
To Prevent The Windshield From Fogging Up454
Outside Temperature Display Info455
Rear Air Conditioning System456
Changing The Air Outlets (Rear)457
Adjusting The Position And Opening And Closing The Air Outlets (Rear)459
Rear Window And Outside Rear View Mirror Defoggers460
Windshield Wiper De-Icer461
Using The Audio System462
Audio System Type462
Using The Radio487
Selecting A Station (Excluding Xm Satellite Radio)488
Setting Station Presets (Excluding Xm Satellite Radio)488
Scanning Radio Stations (Excluding Xm Satellite Radio)489
Rbds (Radio Broadcast Data Systems)489
Traffic Announcement491
Hd Radio Technology491
Hd Radio System Settings492
Using Hd Radio Technology493
Changing The Multiple Or Supplemental Programs494
Preserving Tag Information495
Hd Radio Technology Troubleshooting Guide496
Receiving Xm Satellite Radio498
Presetting Xm Satellite Radio Channels498
Changing The Channel Category499
Seeking The Channel Within The Current Category499
Scanning Xm Satellite Radio Channels499
Displaying The Title And Artist Name499
Internet Radio Broadcast (Vehicles With The Navigation System)500
Silencing The Sound501
Reception Sensitivity501
Xm Radio Services — Descriptions502
Xm Radio Services — Subscription Instructions502
If The Satellite Radio Does Not Operate Normally504
About Internet Radio (Vehicles With The Navigation System)505
Using The Cd/Dvd Player507
3-3. Using The Audio Systeminserting A Disc508
Ejecting A Disc508
Playing And Pausing A Track/File/Chapter508
Playing An Audio Cd And Mp3/Wma Discs509
Selecting, Fast Forwarding Or Rewinding A Track (Audio Cd)510
Selecting A Folder (Mp3/Wma Discs)511
Selecting, Fast Forwarding Or Rewinding A File (Mp3/Wma Discs)512
Random Playback513
Repeat Play514
Repeating A File514
Repeating All Of The Files In A Folder514
Playing Dvd Video515
Control Icon Screen516
Dvd Options Screen517
Fast Forwarding/Rewinding A Disc518
Using The Dvd Menu518
Searching For A Desired Screen519
Changing The Subtitle Language520
Changing The Audio Language520
Changing The Angle (If The Angle Option Is Available)521
Changing Screen Size521
Adjusting The Screen (Audio System)522
Initial Dvd Settings523
Displaying "DVD Settings" Screen523
Setting Audio Language524
Setting Subtitle Language, Setting Menu Language524
Setting Angle Mark524
Parental Lock524
Setting The Auto Start525
Setting Sound Dynamic Range525
Entering A Language Code525
Language Codes526
Setup Operation From The Rear Seat (Vehicles With Rear Seat Entertainment System)528
When A Rear Passenger Selects Set Up Menu528
If "Region Code Error" Is Displayed528
Cd/Dvd Player And Dvd Video Disc Information529
Error Messages529
Dvd Video Discs530
Symbols Shown On Dvd Video Discs530
Discs That Can Be Used531
Cd/Dvd Player Protection Feature531
If Discs Are Left Inside The Cd/Dvd Player531
Lens Cleaners531
Dvd Video Disc Information532
Mp3 And Wma Files533
Mp3 File Compatibility533
Wma File Compatibility534
Compatible Media534
Compatible Disc Formats534
File Names535
Id3 And Wma Tags535
Mp3 And Wma Playback535
Extensions535
Playback536
Dvd Video Precaution538
Discs And Adapters That Cannot Be Used539
Player Precautions540
Listening To Bluetooth ® Audio541
Status Display542
Connecting Bluetooth Audio Player543
Playing Bluetooth Audio545
Selecting A Track/Folder/Album545
Selecting, Fast Forwarding Or Rewinding A Track547
Repeating A Track548
Repeating An Album548
To Connect Bluetooth Audio Player549
When Using The Bluetooth Audio System549
Bluetooth Antenna549
Battery Charge/Signal Status549
About Bluetooth - Compatible Models550
Reconnecting The Portable Player551
Listening To A Usb Memory552
Connecting The Usb Memory553
Playing A Usb Memory553
Selecting A Folder/Album554
Selecting, Fast Forwarding Or Rewinding A File/Track556
Repeating A File/Track557
Repeating A Folder/Album557
Usb Memory Functions558
Error Messages For Usb Memory558
To Prevent Damage To The Usb Memory Or Its Terminal561
Listening To An Ipod562
Connecting An Ipod563
Cover Art Display Setting563
Playing Ipod565
Selecting, Fast Forwarding Or Rewinding A Track (Ipod)566
Random Playback (Ipod)567
Repeat Play (Ipod)567
About Ipod568
Ipod Cover Art568
Ipod Functions569
When Using An Ipod569
Battery Charge (Ipod)569
Error Messages For Ipod569
Compatible Ipod Models570
To Prevent Damage To The Ipod Or Its Terminal571
Optimal Use Of The Audio/Video System572
About Automatic Sound Levelizer (Asl)573
Using The Aux Port574
Operating Portable Audio Devices Connected To The Audio System575
When Using The Aux Port575
To Prevent Damage To Portable Audio Device575
Using The Steering Wheel Audio Switches576
Turning On The Power577
Changing The Audio Source577
Selecting The Preset Station/Channel (Radio)577
Seeking A Radio Station/Channel577
Selecting A Track/File Or Chapter578
Selecting An Album578
Selecting A Folder578
Rear Seat Entertainment System Features579
Using The Rear Seat Entertainment System579
Rear Seat Entertainment System Controller580
Caution Screen580
Headphone Jacks581
Changing The Source581
Changing The Speaker Output582
Operation From The Front Seats582
The Rear Seat Entertainment System Can Be Used When583
Before Using The Controller (For New Vehicle Owners)584
When The Controller Batteries Are Fully Depleted584
If The Controller Batteries Are Discharged584
Use 2 Aa Batteries584
Headphones585
Volume (Rear Entertainment System)585
When The Controller Is Not Used585
To Prevent Damage To The Controller586
For Normal Operation After Replacing The Battery586
Using The Radio (Rear System)587
Selecting A Preset Station/Channel587
Tuning The Station588
Using The Radio (Internet Radio Broadcast)589
Playing An Audio Cd/Cd Text590
Playing Wma/Mp3 Discs (Rear System)591
Playing A Bluetooth Audio (Rear System)593
Fast Forwarding Or Rewinding A Track (Rear System)594
Playing And Pausing A Track (Rear System)594
When A Different Audio Source Is Selected At The Front Seats594
Playing A Usb Memory (Rear System)596
Playing Ipod (Rear System)598
Playing Dvd Video (Rear System)600
Control Icon Screen (Rear System)601
Settings Screen (Rear System)601
Turning On Or Off The Control Icons (Rear System)602
Turning On The Title Selection Screen (Rear System)602
Turning On The Menu Screen (Rear System)602
Fast Forwarding/Rewinding A Disc, Slow Playback (Rear System)602
Returning To The Previous Screen (Rear System)603
Searching For A Desired Screen (Rear System)603
Changing The Subtitle Language (Rear System)603
Changing The Audio Language (Rear System)604
Changing The Angle (If The Angle Option Is Available) (Rear System)604
Initial Dvd Setup (Rear System)605
Setting Audio Language (Rear System)606
Setting Subtitle Language (Rear System)606
Setting Menu Language (Rear System)606
Setting Angle Mark (Rear System)606
Parental Lock (Rear System)607
Setting Sound Dynamic Range (Rear System)607
Entering A Language Code (Rear System)607
Setup Operation From The Front Seat608
Error Messages (Rear System)608
Dvd Player And Dvd Video Disc Information609
Using The Video Mode (Rear System)611
Using The Port611
Selecting The Video Mode611
Changing To Pal Format612
Setting Lcd Ai613
Setting The Display Mode613
Adjusting The Screen614
A/V Input Port615
Power Outlet (Rear System)615
To Turn Off The Display (Rear System)615
Lcd Ai615
Telephone Switch616
Using The Hands-Free System616
Using The Hands-Free System (For Cellular Phone)616
Microphone617
Steering Switch617
Status Display (Hands-Free System)618
When Using The Hands-Free System619
Conditions Under Which The System Will Not Operate619
Bluetooth Antenna (Hands-Free System)620
Battery Charge/Signal Status (Hands-Free System)620
When Using Bluetooth Audio And Hands-Free System At The Same Time620
About The Phonebook In This System620
Caution While Driving (Hands-Free System)624
Caution Regarding Interference With Electronic Devices (Hands-Free System)624
Registering A Bluetooth Phone625
Using A Bluetooth ® Phone625
Bluetooth Phone Connection627
Reconnecting To The Bluetooth Phone629
Connecting The Phone While Bluetooth Audio Is Playing629
Connecting The Phone While Another Bluetooth Device Is Connected629
If The Bluetooth Phone Has A Bluetooth Audio Function629
Making A Call630
Dialing From The Phonebook631
When The Phonebook Is Empty632
Calling Using Speed Dial634
Dialing From History634
Calling Using Voice Recognition635
Calling By Name636
Calling By Dial Number636
Calling Using Sms/Mms Message638
Calling Using Poi638
Call History List639
When Calling By Registered Name In The Phonebook639
When Calling By Phone Number640
International Calls640
Calling By Using The Latest Call History Item641
To Cancel Voice Recognition641
When Using Voice Recognition641
Receiving A Call642
To Refuse A Call642
To Adjust The Incoming Call Volume642
Speaking On The Phone643
Inputting Tones644
To Transfer A Call644
Call Waiting645
Incoming Call645
Transferring Calls645
Repeated Tone Symbols645
Using A Bluetooth Phone Message646
Checking A Message646
Interrupt Call Operation646
To Adjust The Message Reading Out Volume647
Replying A Message (Quick Reply)647
To Check The Message648
New Message Notification648
If The Message Delivery Failed648
Phone Sound Settings649
Setting The Hands-Free System (For Cellular Phone)649
Adaptive Volume Control650
To Return To The Default Phone Sound Settings650
Phonebook Settings651
Registering The Phonebook Data656
Editing The Phonebook Data658
Deleting The Phonebook Data659
Setting the Phonebook in a Different Way (to Display the "Contacts" Screen)660
When Another Bluetooth Device Is Connected During Transferring A Phonebook660
Transferring The Phone Number Data In A Different Way660
Editing The Phonebook Data In A Different Way660
From "Call History" Screen661
Deleting The Phonebook Data In A Different Way (Pbap Incompatible But Opp Compatible Models)661
When A Bluetooth Phone Is Deleted661
Setting The Speed Dials662
Registering The Speed Dial662
Deleting The Speed Dial664
Setting The Speed Dials In A Different Way664
To Display the "Speed Dials" Screen664
To Display the "Contacts" Screen664
Registering The Speed Dial In A Different Way665
Deleting Call History666
Deleting Call History In A Different Way667
Deleting After Call History Has Been Displayed667
Message Settings668
Changing The New Message Notification Volume669
Changing The New Message Notification Tone669
Changing The Message Read Out Volume670
Editing The Quick Reply Messages670
To Display the "Message Settings" Screen in a Different Way671
Editing The Quick Reply Messages In A Different Way671
To Return To The Default Message Settings671
Phone Display Settings672
Changing The Incoming Call Display Mode673
Changing The Rotating Contact Images674
Setting The Bluetooth675
Registered Devices676
Registering A Bluetooth Device676
Removing A Bluetooth Device678
Editing A Bluetooth Device678
Setting Portable Player Connection Method680
Editing the "Device Name"681
About "Device Address"681
"My Phone Number"681
"Connect Portable Player From"681
Selecting A Bluetooth Phone682
When Another Bluetooth Device Is Connected During Registering Or Selecting A Phone682
Selecting A Portable Player683
When Another Bluetooth Device Is Connected During Registering Or Selecting A Portable Player683
Detailed Bluetooth Settings684
Changing Bluetooth Power685
Editing The Device Name685
Editing The Passcode686
Bluetooth Device Connection Status Display Settings686
To Return To The Default Bluetooth Settings687
Using The Interior Lights688
Interior Lights List688
Interior Lights View689
Personal Lights690
Luggage Compartment Light691
Illuminated Entry System691
Using The Storage Features692
List Of Storage Features692
Items That Should Not Be Left In The Storage Spaces692
Glove Box693
Console Box694
Overhead Console695
Cup Holders696
Removing The Holder (Front Cup Holders Type A)697
Items Unsuitable For The Cup Holders697
Bottle Holders698
Card Holder699
Auxiliary Boxes699
Other Interior Features701
Cool Box701
While The Cool Box Is On701
Sun Visors703
Vanity Mirrors704
Ashtrays705
Cigarette Lighter706
The Cigarette Lighter Can Be Used When706
To Avoid Burns Or Fires706
Power Outlets707
The Power Outlet Can Be Used When708
To Avoid Damaging The Power Outlet708
To Prevent The Fuse From Being Blown708
Appliances That May Not Operate Properly (120 V Ac)708
Heated Steering Wheel709
Burns - Precautions710
Seat Heaters And Ventilators711
Front Seat Heaters/Ventilators711
Front Seat Heaters712
Second Seat Heaters712
The Seat Heaters And Ventilators Can Be Used When713
Replacing The Air Filters713
To Prevent Damage To The Seat Heaters And Ventilators713
Armrest714
Assist Grips715
Floor Mats716
When Installing the Driver's Floor Mat - Precautions717
Luggage Compartment Features718
Cargo Hooks718
Cargo Net Hooks718
Warning Reflector Holder719
First-Aid Kit Holder719
Garage Door Opener720
Programming Homelink (For U.s.a. Owners)720
Programming Homelink721
Programming A Rolling Code System723
Programming An Entry Gate (For U.s.a. Owners)/Programming All Devices In The Canadian Market724
Programming Other Devices724
Reprogramming A Button724
Operating Homelink725
Reprogramming A Homelink Button725
Erasing The Entire Homelink Memory (All Three Programs)725
Before Programming (Homelink)726
When Programming A Garage Door Or Other Remote Control Devices - Caution727
Safety Connect728
Safety Connect Backup Battery Depletion730
Safety Connect Led Light Indicators731
Safety Connect Services731
Stolen Vehicle Location732
Emergency Assistance Button ("SOS")732
Enhanced Roadside Assistance732
Safety Information For Safety Connect733
Maintenance And Care735
Cleaning And Protecting The Vehicle Exterior736
Automatic Car Washes736
High Pressure Car Washes736
Aluminum Wheels737
Bumpers And Side Moldings737
When Cleaning The Windshield - Precautions737
Caution About The Exhaust Pipe737
To Prevent Deterioration And Corrosion On The Body And Components (Aluminum Wheels Etc.)738
Cleaning The Exterior Lights738
When Using An Automatic Car Wash738
Cleaning And Protecting The Vehicle Interior739
Cleaning The Leather Areas739
Synthetic Leather Areas739
Caring For Leather Areas740
Shampooing The Carpets740
Seat Belts Care740
Water In The Vehicle - Precautions740
Cleaning Detergents741
Preventing Damage To Leather Surfaces741
Water On The Floor741
Cleaning The Inside Of The Rear Quarter Windows And Rear Window741
Maintenance Requirements742
Scheduled Maintenance742
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance742
Resetting The Message Indicating Maintenance Is Required (U.s.a. Only)743
Handling Of The Battery744
General Maintenance745
Engine Compartment Maintenance745
Vehicle Interior Maintenance746
Vehicle Exterior Maintenance747
Emission Inspection And Maintenance (I/M) Programs748
If The Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes On748
Your Vehicle May Not Pass The I/M Test748
When The Malfunction Indicator Lamp Goes Off After Several Driving Tips748
Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions749
When Working On The Engine Compartment - Precautions751
When Working Near The Electric Cooling Fan Or Radiator Grille - Precautions751
When Working On Or Under The Vehicle - Precautions751
If You Remove The Air Cleaner Filter751
Hood Opening752
Engine Compartment View753
Engine Compartment Cover754
Installing The Clips755
Checking The Engine Oil755
Engine Oil Consumption757
Used Engine Oil758
When Replacing The Engine Oil758
Engine Coolant759
If The Coolant Level Drops Within A Short Time Of Replenishing759
Coolant Selection759
When The Engine Is Hot - Precaution760
When Adding Engine Coolant760
Radiator And Condenser760
If You Spill Coolant760
Checking Brake Fluid Level761
Refilling Brake Fluid761
If The Brake Fluid Level Is Low762
Power Steering Fluid763
Battery Mainenance764
Battery Exterior764
Before Recharging The Battery765
After Recharging/Reconnecting The Battery765
Chemicals In The Battery - Precautions765
Where To Safely Charge The Battery766
How To Recharge The Battery766
Emergency Measures Regarding Electrolyte766
Washer Fluid767
Diluting Washer Fluid767
Tires Maintenance768
Checking Tires768
Tire Rotation768
The Tire Pressure Warning System768
Installing Tire Pressure Warning Valves And Transmitters769
Initializing The Tire Pressure Warning System769
How To Initialize The Tire Pressure Warning System770
Registering Id Codes770
When to Replace Your Vehicle's Tires771
Replacing Tires And Wheels771
When Rotating The Tires771
Tire Life771
Maximum Load Of Tire772
Summer Tires772
All Season Tires772
Snow Tires772
Initializing The Tire Pressure Warning System - Operation773
If You Push The Tire Pressure Warning Reset Switch Accidentally773
When The Initialization Of The Tire Pressure Warning System Has Failed773
Routine Tire Inflation Pressure Checks773
Tire Pressure Warning System Operation775
When Inspecting Or Replacing Tires - Precautions775
When Initializing The Tire Pressure Warning System - Precautions775
Repairing Or Replacing Tires, Wheels, Tire Pressure Warning Valves And Transmitters And Tire Valve Caps776
To Avoid Damage To The Tire Pressure Warning Valves And Transmitters776
Driving On Rough Roads776
If Tire Inflation Pressures Become Low While Driving776
Tire Inflation Pressure Information777
Tire Inflation Pressure - Inspection And Adjustment Procedure778
Tire Inflation Pressure Check Interval779
Effects Of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure779
Instructions For Checking Tire Inflation Pressure779
Proper Inflation To Save Tire Performance780
When Inspecting And Adjusting Tire Inflation Pressure780
Wheels781
Wheel Selection781
Aluminum Wheel Precautions781
When Replacing Wheels - Precautions782
Replacing Tire Pressure Warning Valves And Transmitters782
Air Conditioning Filter Removal783
Air Conditioning Filter Cleaning784
Air Conditioning Filter Replacement784
Air Conditioning Filter Checking Interval785
Electronic Key Battery786
If The Electronic Key Battery Is Discharged787
When The Card Key Battery Needs To Be Replaced787
Checking And Replacing Fuses788
To Check If The Fuse Has Blown791
Fuse Layout And Amperage Ratings - Engine Compartment (Fuse Box On The Left Side)793
Fuse Layout And Amperage Ratings - Engine Compartment (Fuse Box On The Right Side)797
Fuse Layout and Amperage Ratings - Driver's Side Instrument Panel798
Fuse Layout and Amperage Ratings - Passenger's Side Instrument Panel802
After A Fuse Is Replaced803
If There Is An Overload In The Circuits803
To Prevent System Breakdowns And Vehicle Fire804
Before Replacing Fuses804
Light Bulbs805
Front Bulb Locations805
Rear Bulb Locations806
Replacing Light Bulbs807
Headlight High Beams807
Front Turn Signal Lights - Bulbs Replacement809
Back-Up Lights - Bulbs Replacement810
Rear Turn Signal Lights - Bulbs Replacement811
Replacing The Following Bulbs812
Condensation Build-Up On The Inside Of The Lens813
Led Lights813
Discharge Headlights813
Replacing Light Bulbs - Precautions814
Discharge Headlights - Precautions815
When Trouble Arises817
Essential Information817
Emergency Flashers818
If Your Vehicle Needs To Be Towed819
Situations Needs To Contact Dealers Before Towing819
Towing With A Sling-Type Truck819
Towing With A Wheel Lift-Type Truck820
Using A Flatbed Truck821
Emergency Towing822
Towing Hook Location822
Emergency Towing Procedure823
When Towing The Vehicle - Precautions824
Installing Towing Hook To The Vehicle - Precautions824
If You Think Something Is Wrong826
Visible Symptoms826
Audible Symptoms826
Operational Symptoms826
Fuel Pump Shut Off System827
Steps To Take In An Emergency828
If A Warning Light Turns On Or A Warning Buzzer Sounds828
Open Door Warning Buzzer833
Driver's Seat Belt Buzzer833
Front Passenger's Seat Belt Buzzer833
If The Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes On While Driving834
When The Low Speed Four-Wheel Drive Indicator Light Or The Center Differential Lock Indicator Light Blinks834
Front Passenger Detection Sensor And Passenger Seat Belt Reminder834
Srs Warning Light835
When The Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes On835
The Tire Pressure Warning Light May Come On Due To Natural Causes835
When A Tire Is Replaced With A Spare Tire836
If The Tire Pressure Warning System Is Inoperative836
If The Tire Pressure Warning Light Frequently Comes On After Blinking For 1 Minute837
If The Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes On - Precautions837
If A Blowout Or Sudden Air Leakage Should Occur - Warning837
Maintenance Of The Tires - Precautions838
To Ensure The Tire Pressure Warning System Operates Properly839
If A Warning Message Is Displayed840
Warning Messages Descriptions841
Follow The Correction Procedures844
Have The Malfunction Repaired Immediately850
Other Messages855
Resetting The Tire Pressure Warning Data856
Warning Message In Vehicle-To-Vehicle Distance Control Mode Of The Dynamic Radar Cruise Control856
Before Jacking Up The Vehicle857
Location Of The Spare Tire, Jack And Tools857
If You Have A Flat Tire857
Taking Out The Jack858
Taking Out The Tool Box859
Taking Out The Spare Tire860
Assembling The Jack Handle860
Replacing A Flat Tire862
Installing The Spare Tire866
Stowing The Flat/Spare Tire, Jack And Tools867
Using The Tire Jack - Precautions868
Replacing A Flat Tire - Precautions869
Replacing A Flat Tire For Vehicles With Power Back Door - Precautions870
The Engine Will Not Start Even When The Starter Motor Operates Normally871
The Starter Motor Turns Over Slowly, The Interior Lights And Head Lights Are Dim, Or The Horn Does Not Sound Or Sounds At A Low Volume871
The Starter Motor Does Not Turn Over871
The Starter Motor Does Not Turn Over, The Interior Lights And Headlights Do Not Turn On, Or The Horn Does Not Sound872
Emergency Start Function872
If the Shift Lever Cannot be Shifted from "P"873
If You Lose Your Keys874
Locking And Unlocking The Doors And Key Linked Functions875
If The Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly875
Starting The Engine876
Stopping The Engine877
Changing "ENGINE START STOP" Switch Modes877
When Using The Mechanical Key And Operating The Power Windows And Moon Roof - Precautions877
If The Battery Is Discharged878
Avoiding A Discharged Battery879
Charging The Battery879
When The Battery Is Removed Or Discharged879
Avoiding Battery Fires Or Explosions880
Battery Precautions880
If Your Vehicle Overheats881
To Prevent An Accident Or Injury When Inspecting Under The Hood Of Your Vehicle883
To Prevent Damage To The Cooling System883
If The Vehicle Becomes Stuck884
When Attempting To Free A Stuck Vehicle - Precautions885
To Avoid Damaging The Transmission And Other Components When The Vehicle Is Stuck885
If Your Vehicle Has To Be Stopped In An Emergency886
If The Engine Has To Be Turned Off While Driving887
Vehicle Specifications889
Specifications Maintenance Data889
Maintenance Data (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)890
Dimensions And Weights890
(Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)890
Vehicle Identification Number (Vin)891
Engine Number891
Engine Data892
Fuel Data892
Lubrication System Data893
Engine Oil Selection893
Oil Viscosity894
How To Read Oil Container Label894
Cooling System Data895
Ignition System Data895
Iridium-Tipped Spark Plugs895
Electrical System Data896
Differential Data896
Automatic Transmission Data897
Automatic Transmission Fluid Type897
Transfer Data897
Brakes Data898
Chassis Lubrication898
Steering Data898
Suspension Data899
Tires And Wheels Data899
Light Bulbs Data900
Fuel Information901
Fuel Tank Opening For Unleaded Gasoline901
If Your Engine Knocks901
Gasoline Quality901
Gasoline Quality Standards902
Lexus Does Not Recommend Blended Gasoline903
Lexus Does Not Recommend Gasoline Containing Mmt903
Notice On Fuel Quality904
Fuel-Related Poor Driveability904
When Refueling With Gasohol904
Tire Information905
Typical Tire Symbols905
Typical Dot And Tire Identification Number (Tin)906
Typical Tire Size Information907
Tire Dimensions907
Tire Section Names908
Uniform Tire Quality Grading908
Dot Quality Grades908
Treadwear909
Traction Aa, A, B, C909
Temperature A, B, C909
Glossary Of Tire Terminology910
Customization916
Customizable Features916
Customizing Vehicle Features Using The Touch Screen916
Vehicle Customization925
When Setting Using The Vehicle Switches925
When Customizing Using The Touch Screen925
During Customization926
Multi-Information Display Customization926
Initialization927
Items To Initialize927
For Owners929
Reporting Safety Defects For U.s. Owners930
Seat Belt Instructions For Canadian Owners (In French)931
Srs Airbag Instructions For Canadian Owners (In French)933
Index943
Abbreviation/Acronym List944
Alphabetical Index946
What To Do If956
Gas Station Information960