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Toyota COASTER Owner's Manual

Toyota COASTER Owner's Manual (484 pages)

Brand: Toyota | Category: Buses | Size: 10 MB

Table of Contents

Pictorial Index
2
Table of Contents
3
Accessories, Spare Parts and Modification of Your Toyota
7
For Your Information
7
Reading this Manual
15
How to Search
16
- Exterior (Except for Hong Kong and Singapore)
  17
- Front
  17
Pictorial Index
17
For Safety and Security

34
- Before Driving
  35
- Floor Mat
  35
For Safe Use

35
Instrument Cluster Warning Lights and Indicators

57
- Non-Optitron Type (Type A)
  57
- Non-Optitron Type (Type B)
  57
- Non-Optitron Type (Type C)
  58
- Non-Optitron Type (Type D)
  58
- Optitron Type
  59
- Warning Lights
  60
- Indicators
  62
2 Instrument Cluster

64
- Gauges and Meters
  64
- Multi-Information Display (Non-Optitron Type)
  70
  - Display Contents
    70
  - Drive Information
    70
  - Average Fuel Consumption
    71
  - Average Vehicle Speed
    71
  - Driving Range
    71
  - Outside Temperature Display
    72
- Multi-Information Display (Optitron Type)
  73
  - Switching the Display
    73
  - Trip Information
    74
- Operation of each Component
  
  78
3-1. Key Information

78
3-1. Key Information

79
- Keys
  79
- If You Lose Your Keys (Except for Spare Tire Lock Key)
  79
3-2. Opening, Closing and

80
3-2. Opening, Closing and

80
Adjusting the Seats

116
- Adjustment Procedure
  117
- Passengers’ Seats
  117
- Seatback Angle Adjusting Strap
  117
- Unfold Auxiliary Seats
  117
- Tumbling the Rearmost Seats (Tumbling Seats Only)
  118
- Head Restraint
  120
3-4. Adjusting the Steering

122
3-4. Adjusting the Steering

122
- Steering Wheel
  122
- Horn
  122
- Inside Rear View Mirror
  124
- Adjusting the Rear View Mirror
  124
- Outside Rear View Mirrors
  125
  - Manual Type
    125
  - Power Type (Passenger’s Side)
    126
  - Folding the Mirrors
    127
  - Mirror Angle Can be Adjusted When
    128
- Auxiliary Mirrors
  129
  - Front under Mirror
    129
  - Rear under Mirror
    130
  - Passengers’ Door Check Mirror
    131
3-5. Opening and Closing

132
- Side Windows
  132
Opening and Closing

132
- The Windows
  132
- Driving
  
  134
  - Driving the Vehicle
    135
  - Stopping
    135
4-1. before Driving

135
- Parking the Vehicle
  136
- Starting off on a Steep Uphill
  136
- Breaking in Your New Toyota
  137
- Driving in the Rain
  137
- Engine Speed While Driving (Vehicles with an Automatic Transmission)
  137
- How to Cut off the Fuel Supply (LPG Engine)
  138
- Idling Time before Stopping the Engine
  138
- Operating Your Vehicle in a Foreign Country
  138
- Cargo and Luggage
  146
- Roof Rack
  146
- Engine (Ignition) Switch
  150
  - Starting the Engine (1HZ Engine)
    150
  - Starting the Engine (2TR-FE Engine)
    150
Driving Procedures

150
- Starting the Engine (1BZ-FPE Engine)
  151
- Changing the Engine Switch Positions
  152
- Turning the Key from “ACC” to “LOCK”
  152
- Automatic Transmission
  154
  - Shifting the Shift Lever
    154
  - Shift Position Purpose
    155
  - 1St Gear Hold Switch (Type B)
    156
  - Overdrive (O/D) Switch
    156
  - Downshifting Restrictions
    157
  - Driving with the Shift Lever in 2/L (Type B)
    157
  - If the Shift Lever Cannot be Shifted from P
    157
  - Shift Lock System
    157
- Manual Transmission
  159
- Turn Signal Lever
  161
- Turn Signals Can be Operated When
  161
- Parking Brake
  162
- Exhaust Retarder (Exhaust Brake) Switch
  163
- DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) System
  164
  - DPF Deposition Monitor
    164
  - Non-Optitron Type
    164
  - DPF System Failure Warning
    165
  - DPF System Warning
    166
  - Regeneration
    166
  - Replacing the Engine Oil
    166
4-3. Operating the Lights

169
4-3. Operating the Lights

169
- Headlight Switch
  169
  - Turning on the High Beam Headlights
    170
  - Manual Headlight Leveling Dial
    170
  - Guide to Dial Settings
    170
  - Occupancy and Luggage Load Conditions
    170
- Fog Light Switch
  171
  - Front and Rear Fog Light Switch
    171
  - Front Fog Light Switch
    172
  - Rear Fog Light Switch
    172
  - Fog Lights Can be Used When
    172
  - Vehicles with a Rear Fog Light Switch
    172
- Windshield Wipers and Washer
  173
- Rear Window Wiper and Washer
  175
4-5. Using the Driving

188
4-5. Using the Driving

188
- Driving Assist Systems
  188
- Winter Driving Tips
  194
  - Pre-Winter Preparations
    194
  - Before Driving the Vehicle
    194
  - When Driving the Vehicle
    195
  - When Parking the Vehicle
    195
  - Selecting Tire Chains
    195
  - Regulations on the Use of Tire Chains
    195
  - Tire Chain Installation
    196
  - Tips for Starting the Engine in Cold Locations (LPG Engine)
    196
- Eco-Friendly Driving Tips
  198
  - Accelerator Pedal/Brake Pedal Operation
    198
  - When Braking
    198
  - Delays
    198
  - Air Conditioning
    199
  - Performing Idling Stops
    199
  - Luggage
    199
  - Regular Maintenance
    200
- Audio System
  
  202
5-1. Basic Operations

202
- Audio System Types
  203
- Using Cellular Phones
  203
- AUX Port/Usb Port
  210
  - Connecting Using the AUX Port/Usb Port
    210
  - Ipod
    210
  - USB Memory
    210
- Optimal Use of the Audio System
  211
5-1. Basic Operations

203
5-2. Using the Audio System

211
- Adjusting Sound Quality
  212
- Changing Sound Quality Modes
  212
- Using the Audio Control Function
  212
- Radio Operation
  213
- Setting Station Presets
  213
5-3. Using the Radio

213
- Reception Sensitivity
  214
- When the Battery Is Disconnected
  214
5-4. Playing an Audio CD and

215
5-4. Playing an Audio CD and

215
- CD Player Operation
  215
  - Loading Cds or MP3 and WMA Discs
    215
  - Ejecting Cds or MP3 and WMA Discs
    215
  - Using the CD Player
    216
  - Selecting a Track
    216
  - Selecting a Track from a Track List
    216
  - Random Play
    216
  - Playing Back MP3 and WMA Discs
    217
  - Selecting Folders One at a Time
    217
  - Selecting a Folder and File from Folder List
    217
  - Returning to the First Folder
    217
  - Fast-Forwarding and Rewinding Files
    218
  - Repeat Play
    218
  - Error Messages
    219
  - Discs that Can be Used
    219
  - CD Player Protection Feature
    220
  - Lens Cleaners
    220
  - MP3 and WMA Files
    220
  - MP3 File Compatibility
    220
  - WMA File Compatibility
    221
  - Compatible Media
    221
  - Compatible Disc Formats
    221
  - File Names
    221
  - Multi-Sessions
    222
  - ID3 and WMA Tags
    222
  - MP3 and WMA Playback
    222
  - Extensions
    222
  - Playback
    223
- Listening to an Ipod
  225
- Control Panel
  225
5-5. Using an External Device

225
- Play Mode List
  226
- Selecting a Play Mode
  226
- Selecting a List
  227
- Selecting a Song from the Song List
  227
- Selecting Songs
  227
- Fast-Forwarding and Rewinding Songs
  228
- About Ipod
  229
- Ipod Functions
  229
- Ipod Problems
  230
- Compatible Models
  231
- Listening USB Memory Device
  233
- Using the AUX Port
  240
- When Using a Portable Audio Device Connected to the Power Outlet
  240
- Microphone Amplifier
  241
- When the Microphone Amplifier Is Turned on
  241
- Interior Features
  
  244
6-1. Using the Air

244
- Conditioning System
  244
- And Defogger
  244
- Front Heater System
  245
  - Adjusting the Fan Speed Setting
    246
  - Adjusting the Temperature Setting
    246
  - Changing the Air Flow Mode
    246
  - Other Functions
    247
  - Switching between Outside Air and Recirculated Air Modes
    247
  - Defogging the Windshield
    247
  - Location of Air Outlets
    247
  - Driver’s Side Outlet
    248
  - Passenger’s Side Outlet
    248
  - Center Outlet
    248
  - Fogging up of the Windows
    249
  - When Driving on Dusty Roads
    249
  - Outside/Recirculated Air Mode
    249
  - Ventilation and Air Conditioning Odors
    249
- Boost Ventilator System
  251
- Air Outlets
  253
- Cooler System
  255
- Rear Heater System
  259
- Rear Window Defogger Switch
  261
  - Turns the Defoggers On/Off
    261
  - The Defoggers Can be Operated When
    261
- Interior Lights List
  262
6-1. Using the Air

245
Using the Interior Lights

262
- Front Interior Light and Rear Interior Lights
  263
- List of Storage Features
  264
  - Cup Holders
    265
  - Bottle Holder
    266
  - Auxiliary Boxes
    267
  - Card Holder
    268
  - Luggage Compartment Features
    269
    
    Cargo Hooks
    269
    
    Room Partition Net
    270
    
    Opening the Refrigerator Lid
    271
    
    Refrigerator
    271
    
    Turning the Refrigerator On/Off
    271
6-4. Other Interior Features

271
- Adjusting Temperature
  272
- To Use the Refrigerator Effectively
  272
- Clock
  273
- Sun Visors
  273
- Power Outlet
  274
  - The Power Outlet Can be Used When
    274
  - When Turning the Engine Switch off
    274
- Ashtrays
  275
- Tachograph
  276
  - Chart Cartridge
    277
  - Replacing the Charts
    277
  - Chart Records
    279
  - The Tachograph Operates When
    279
- Maintenance and Care
  
  282
  - Bumpers
    283
  - Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior
    283
  - High Pressure Car Washes
    283
Maintenance and Care Cleaning and Protecting

283
- 7-1. Maintenance and Care
  283
  - Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior
    286
    
    Cleaning the Synthetic Leather Areas
    286
    
    Shampooing the Carpets
    287
    
    Cleaning the Refrigerator
    287
    
    Defrosting the Refrigerator
    287
    
    Maintenance Requirements
    289
    
    Scheduled Maintenance
    289
    
    Where to Go for Maintenance Service?
    289
    
    Do-It-Yourself Maintenance
    290
    
    What about Do-It-Yourself Maintenance?
    290
    
    Does Your Vehicle Need Repairs?
    290
    
    Maintenance Schedule Requirements
    292
    
    Road Conditions
    292
    
    Driving Conditions
    292
  - Scheduled Maintenance
    292
    
    Maintenance Schedule
    293
    
    Additional Maintenance Schedule
    305
    
    Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions
    310
  - Do-It-Yourself Maintenance Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions
    310
  - Engine Access Hole Covers
    313
  - Battery Access Hole Cover
    316
    
    Except LPG Engine
    316
    
    LPG Engine
    316
  - Engine Compartment
    318
    
    Engine Compartment Overview
    318
    
    1HZ Engine
    319
    
    N04C-UH, N04C-VL, N04C-VQ and N04C-WA Engines
    320
    
    1BZ-FPE Engine
    321
    
    Other Compartments Overview
    322
    
    Except 1BZ-FPE Engine
    322
    
    Engine Oil
    324
    
    Checking the Engine Oil
    324
    
    If the Engine Oil Level Is above the Normal Level
    326
    
    Adding Engine Oil
    326
    
    Engine Oil Consumption
    327
    
    Engine Coolant
    329
    
    Coolant Selection
    329
    
    If the Coolant Level Drops Within a Short Time of Replenishing
    329
    
    Radiator, Condenser and Intercooler
    330
    
    Battery
    331
    
    Caution Symbols
    331
    
    Battery Exterior
    331
    
    Checking Battery Fluid
    332
    
    Adding Distilled Water
    332
    
    Before Recharging
    332
    
    Washer Fluid
    334
    
    Draining the Fuel Filter Water (Diesel Engine)
    335
    
    Draining Tar from Regulator (LPG Engine)
    336
    
    Air Cleaner Filter (Except LPG Engine)
    337
  - Adblue
    340
    
    Possible Driving Range
    340
    
    Adblue Warning Light and Warning Message
    341
    
    Warning Message
    342
    
    Refilling Adblue by Yourself
    343
  - Tires
    348
    
    Checking Tires
    348
    
    Tire Rotation
    348
    
    Tire Replacement Precautions (for Tires with a Clip)
    349
    
    When to Replace Your Vehicle's Tires
    349
    
    Tire Life
    349
  - Tire Inflation Pressure
    351
    
    Effects of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure
    351
    
    Instructions for Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
    351
  - Wheels
    353
  - Wheel Selection
    353
  - Air Filters and Condenser Cover
    355
  - Removal Method
    355
  - Checking and Replacing Fuses
    357
    
    Behind the Front Passenger Seat
    358
    
    Battery Room
    358
    
    Under the Instrument Panel
    359
    
    After a Fuse Is Replaced
    361
    
    If There Is an Overload in a Circuit
    361
  - Light Bulbs
    362
    
    Front Bulb Locations
    363
    
    Rear Bulb Locations
    364
    
    Vehicles with Back Doors
    364
    
    Replacing Light Bulbs
    365
    
    Headlight High/Low Beams (Type A)
    365
    
    Headlight High Beams (Type B)
    368
    
    Headlight Low Beams (Type B)
    370
    
    Front Fog Lights
    372
    
    Front Position Lights and Front Turn Signal Lights
    374
    
    Side Turn Signal Lights
    375
    
    Side Marker Lights
    376
    
    Stop/Tail Lights, Rear Turn Signal Lights and Back-Up Lights
    377
    
    License Plate Lights
    378
    
    Replacing the Following Bulbs
    379
    
    LED Lights
    379
    
    Condensation Build-Up on the Inside of the Lens
    379
    
    When Trouble Arises
    382
7-3. Do-It-Yourself

310
- Emergency Flashers
  383
- Plated Portions
  283
8-1. Essential Information

383
- If Your Vehicle Has to be Stopped in an Emergency
  384
8-2. Steps to Take in an

386
- If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed
  386
- Towing with a Sling-Type Truck
  386
- Situations When It Is Necessary to Contact Dealers before Towing
  386
- Steps to Take in an
  386
  - Towing with a Wheel-Lift Type Truck
    387
  - Using a Flatbed Truck
    387
  - From the Front
    387
  - From the Rear
    387
  - Emergency Towing
    388
  - Emergency Towing Procedure
    389
  - While Towing
    390
- If You Think Something Is Wrong
  392
  - Visible Symptoms
    392
  - Audible Symptoms
    392
  - Operational Symptoms
    392
- Fire Extinguisher
  393
- After Using the Fire Extinguisher
  394
- If a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds
  395
- If a Warning Message Is Displayed
  402
  - Master Warning Light
    402
  - Messages and Warnings
    403
  - Warning Messages
    404
  - System Warning Lights
    404
  - If “ENGINE OIL LOW” Is Shown
    404
  - If “Visit Your Dealer” Is Shown
    404
- If You Have a Flat Tire
  405
  - Before Jacking up the Vehicle
    405
  - Location of the Spare Tire, Jack and Tool Bag
    406
  - Taking out the Jack
    409
  - Taking out the Tool Bag
    409
  - Taking out the Spare Tire
    410
  - Replacing a Flat Tire
    412
  - Stowing the Flat Tire, Jack and All Tools
    420
  - When Reinstalling the Nuts and Stop Bolts
    422
  - When Positioning the Rear Jack
    422
- If the Engine will Not Start
  424
- If the Vehicle Battery Is Discharged
  425
- 2TR-FE and 1HZ Engines
  426
- If Your Vehicle Overheats
  431
- If You Run out of Fuel and the Engine Stalls (Diesel Engine Only)
  434
- Vehicles with N04C-VQ and N04C-WA Engines
  435
- If You Suspect the Fuel Is Leaking (LPG Engine Only)
  437
- If the Vehicle Becomes Stuck
  439
- When It Is Difficult to Free the Vehicle (Vehicles with a TRC System)
  439
- If You Must Escape from a Window
  441
- If You Must Escape from the Passengers' Door (for Taiwan)
  444
- If You Need Cut off Vehicle Power in an Emergency
  445
- If You Must Escape from the Emergency Door
  447
  - Opening the Doors for Emergency Exit
    447
  - From Inside the Vehicle
    448
  - Power Door Lock for the Emergency Door
    450
  - Vehicle Specifications
    452
9-1. Specifications

452
9-1. Specifications

453
- (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)
  453
  - Dimensions
    453
  - Maintenance Data (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)
    453
  - Vehicle Identification
    454
  - Vehicle Identification Number
    454
  - Engine Model Type and Engine Number
    456
  - Engine Oil Selection
    463
  - Oil Viscosity
    463
  - Recommended Viscosity (SAE)
    463
  - API Service Symbol
    464
  - How to Read Oil Container Labels
    464
  - ILSAC Certification Mark
    464
  - Oil Grade
    464
  - N04C-UH and N04C-WA Engines
    467
  - Electrical System
    470
  - Ignition System
    470
- Fuel Information
  476
  - If Your Engine Knocks
    476
  - Use of Ethanol Blended Gasoline in a Gasoline Engine
    476
- Customizable Features
  478
- Multi-Information Display
  478
Customization

478
Appendix

480
- (Troubleshooting)
  480
- What to Do if
  480

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