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Toyota COROLLA iM 2017 Service Manual

Toyota COROLLA iM 2017 Service Manual (385 pages)

Brand: Toyota | Category: Automobile | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents

Pictorial Index
1
Table of Contents
2
Accessories, Spare Parts and Modification of Your Toyota
6
For Your Information
6
Reading this Manual
10
How to Search
11
Exterior
12
Pictorial Index
12
- Instrument Panel
  14
- Switches
  16
- Interior
  18
1 For Safety and Security

21
1-1. for Safe Use

22
- Before Driving
  22
1-2. Theft Deterrent System

66
- System Maintenance
  67
- To Ensure the System Operates Correctly
  67
- Theft Prevention Labels (U.S.A.)
  68
- 2 Instrument Cluster
  
  69
  - Instrument Cluster Warning Lights and Indicators
    70
    
    Warning Lights
    71
    
    Indicators
    72
    
    If a Safety System Warning Light Does Not Come on
    73
    
    Gauges and Meters
    74
    
    Outside Temperature Display
    75
    
    To Prevent Damage to the Engine and Its Components
    75
    
    Display Content
    76
    
    Multi-Information Display
    76
    
    Changing the Display
    77
    
    Meter Light Control
    77
    
    Trip Information/Meter Light Control
    77
    
    Trip Meter A/Trip Meter B
    77
    
    Drive Information
    78
    
    Menu Icons
    78
    
    Operating the Meter Control Switches
    78
    
    Settings Display
    80
    
    Brightness of the Meters (Day Mode and Night Mode)
    81
    
    Eco Driving Indicator
    81
    
    Eco Driving Indicator Light
    81
    
    Suspension of the Settings Display
    81
    
    Caution for Use While Driving
    82
    
    Cautions During Setting up the Display
    82
    
    The Information Display at Low Temperatures
    82
    
    While Setting up the Display
    82
- Operation of each Component
  
  83
3-1. Key Information

84
- Keys
  84
  - Using the Key
    84
  - Wireless Remote Control
    84
  - If You Lose Your Keys
    85
  - Panic Mode
    85
  - When Riding in an Aircraft
    85
  - If a Wrong Key Is Used
    86
  - Key Battery Depletion
    86
  - To Prevent Key Damage
    87
  - Locking the Doors Side Doors
    88
  - Operation Signals
    88
  - Security Feature
    88
  - Side Doors
    88
    
    Unlocking and Locking the Doors from the Outside
    88
    
    Door Lock Switch
    89
    
    Inside Lock Buttons
    89
    
    Locking the Doors from the Outside Without a Key
    89
    
    Unlocking and Locking the Doors from the Inside
    89
    
    Open Door Warning Buzzer
    90
    
    Rear Door Child-Protector Lock
    90
    
    To Prevent an Accident
    90
  - Back Door
    91
    
    Opening the Back Door
    91
    
    Caution While Driving
    92
    
    If the Back Door Opener Is Inoperative
    92
    
    Luggage Compartment Light
    92
    
    When Closing the Back Door
    92
    
    Operating the Back Door
    93
    
    Back Door Damper Stays
    94
  - Front Seats
    95
    
    Seat Adjustment
    95
    
    When Adjusting the Seat Position
    95
    
    Folding down the Rear Seatbacks
    96
  - Rear Seats
    96
    
    After Returning the Rear Seatback to the Upright Position
    97
    
    When Folding the Rear Seatbacks down
    97
    
    Front Seats and Rear Center Seat
    98
  - Head Restraints
    98
    
    Rear Outside Seats
    98
    
    Installing the Head Restraints
    99
    
    Removing the Head Restraints
    99
    
    Adjusting the Height of the Head Restraints
    100
    
    Adjusting the Rear Center Seat Head Restraint
    100
    
    Head Restraint Precautions
    100
    
    Horn
    101
  - Steering Wheel
    101
    
    After Adjusting the Steering Wheel
    102
    
    Adjusting the Height of Rear View Mirror
    103
    
    Anti-Glare Function
    103
  - Inside Rear View Mirror
    103
  - Folding the Mirrors
    104
  - Outside Rear View Mirrors
    104
    
    Mirror Angle Can be Adjusted When
    105
    
    When a Mirror Is Moving
    105
    
    When the Mirror Defoggers Are Operating
    105
    
    When the Mirrors Are Fogged up
    105
    
    Opening and Closing Procedures
    106
  - Power Windows
    106
    
    The Power Windows Can be Operated When
    106
    
    Window Lock Switch
    106
    
    When the Window Cannot be Opened or Closed
    107
    
    Catch Protection Function (Driver’s Window Only)
    108
    
    Closing the Windows
    108
    
    Jam Protection Function (Driver’s Window Only)
    108
- 4 Driving
  
  109
4-1. before Driving

110
- Continuously Variable Transmission
  110
- Driving the Vehicle
  110
  - Stopping
    110
  - Parking the Vehicle
    111
  - Starting off on a Steep Uphill
    111
  - Breaking in Your New Toyota
    112
  - Driving in the Rain
    112
  - Operating Your Vehicle in a Foreign Country
    112
  - When Starting off on an Uphill
    112
  - When Driving the Vehicle
    113
  - When Driving on Slippery Road Surfaces
    114
  - When Shifting the Shift Lever
    114
  - When the Vehicle Is Parked
    115
  - When the Vehicle Is Stopped
    115
  - When Taking a Nap in the Vehicle
    116
  - When Braking
    117
  - If You Get a Flat Tire While Driving
    119
  - When Encountering Flooded Roads
    119
  - Capacity and Distribution
    120
  - Cargo and Luggage
    120
    
    Calculation Formula for Your Vehicle
    121
    
    Storage Precautions
    122
    
    Total Load Capacity and Seating Capacity
    123
  - Vehicle Load Limits
    123
  - Trailer Towing
    124
  - Dinghy Towing (Vehicles with a Continuously Variable Transmission)
    125
  - To Avoid Serious Damage to Your Vehicle
    125
  - Dinghy Towing (Vehicles with a Manual Transmission)
    126
    
    Necessary Equipment and Accessories
    126
    
    Towing Your Vehicle with 4 Wheels on the Ground
    126
    
    Dinghy Towing Direction
    127
    
    To Prevent the Steering from Locking
    127
    
    Changing the Engine Switch Positions
    128
  - Engine (Ignition) Switch
    128
  - Starting the Engine
    128
4-2. Driving Procedures

128
- If the Engine Does Not Start
  129
- Key Reminder Function
  129
- Turning the Key from “ACC” to “LOCK”
  129
- When the Steering Lock Cannot be Released
  129
- To Prevent Battery Discharge
  130
- When Starting the Engine
  130
- Continuously Variable Transmission
  131
  - Shifting the Shift Lever
    131
  - Shift Position Purpose
    132
  - Sport Mode
    132
  - Changing Gear Steps in the M Position
    133
  - Gear Step Functions
    133
  - Downshifting Restrictions Warning Buzzer
    134
  - Shift Lock System
    134
  - Sport Mode Automatic Deactivation
    134
  - When Driving with Cruise Control Activated
    134
  - G Ai-Shift
    135
  - To Prevent an Accident When Releasing the Shift Lock
    136
- Manual Transmission
  137
- Turn Signal Lever
  139
- Turn Signals Can be Operated When
  139
- Parking Brake
  140
- Parking Brake Engaged Warning Buzzer
  140
- Headlight Switch
  141
  - Turning on the High Beam Headlights
    142
  - Automatic Light off System
    143
  - Daytime Running Light System
    143
  - Headlight Control Sensor
    143
  - Light Reminder Buzzer
    143
  - Battery-Saving Function
    144
  - Activating the Automatic High Beam System
    145
- Automatic High Beam
  145
  - Limitations of the Automatic High Beam
    145
  - Switching to High Beam
    146
  - Switching to Low Beam
    146
  - Turning the High Beam On/Off Manually
    146
  - Front Sensor Detection Information
    147
  - High Beam Automatic Turning on or off Conditions
    147
  - Operating the Wiper Lever
    149
- Windshield Wipers and Washer
  149
- Rear Window Wiper and Washer
  151
  - The Rear Window Wiper and Washer Can be Operated When
    151
  - When a Nozzle Becomes Blocked
    152
  - When the Rear Window Is Dry
    152
  - When the Washer Fluid Tank Is Empty
    152
  - Before Refueling the Vehicle
    153
  - Opening the Fuel Tank Cap
    153
  - When Refueling
    154
  - When Refueling the Vehicle
    154
Refueling

154
- Opening the Fuel Tank
  155
  - Closing the Fuel Tank Cap
    156
  - When Replacing the Fuel Tank Cap
    156
- Toyota Safety Sense C
  157
- Cruise Control
  181
- Driving Assist Systems
  186
- Winter Driving Tips
  192
  - Preparation for Winter
    192
  - Before Driving the Vehicle
    192
4-7. Driving Tips

192
- Driving with Snow Tires
  193
- Selecting Tire Chains
  193
- Driving with Tire Chains
  194
- Repairing or Replacing Snow Tires
  194
- 5 Interior Features
  
  195
5-1. Using the Air Conditioning

195
- System and Defogger
  195
- Using the Air Conditioning System and Defogger Automatic Air Conditioning System
  196
  - Change the Airflow Mode
    197
  - Fan Speed Setting
    197
  - Automatic Mode Indicator
    198
  - Using Automatic Mode
    198
  - Defogging the Rear Window and Outside Rear View Mirrors
    199
  - Defogging the Windshield
    199
  - Other Functions
    199
  - Switching between Outside Air and Recirculated Air Modes
    199
  - Air Outlets
    200
  - Location of Air Outlets
    200
  - Fogging up of the Windows
    201
  - Outside/Recirculated Air Mode
    201
  - To Prevent Burns
    202
  - To Prevent the Windshield from Fogging up
    202
  - Ventilation and Air Conditioning Odors
    202
  - Interior Lights List
    203
Using the Interior Lights

203
- Front Interior Light/Front Personal Lights
  204
- Rear Interior Light
  205
- Vanity Lights
  205
  - Illuminated Entry System
    205
  - List of Storage Features
    206
    
    Glove Box
    207
    
    Console Box
    207
    
    Bottle Holders
    208
    
    Cup Holders
    209
    
    Auxiliary Boxes
    210
    
    Cargo Hooks
    211
    
    Grocery Bag Hooks
    211
  - Luggage Compartment Features
    211
  - Removing the Luggage Cover
    213
Other Interior Features

215
- Sun Visors
  215
- Vanity Mirrors
  215
- Clock
  215
- Power Outlet
  216
- Armrest
  216
- Assist Grips
  217
- Using the aux Port/Usb Port
  217
- Steering Wheel Audio Switches
  218
- Using the Microphone
  218
- 6 Maintenance and Care
  
  219
  - Aluminum Wheels
    220
  - Automatic Car Washes
    220
  - Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior
    220
  - High Pressure Car Washes
    220
Maintenance and Care Cleaning and Protecting

220
- 6-1. Maintenance and Care
  220
  - Precautions Regarding the Exhaust Pipe
    221
  - When Washing the Vehicle
    221
  - Cleaning the Exterior Lights
    222
  - To Prevent Damage to the Windshield Wiper Arms
    222
  - When Using a High Pressure Car Wash
    222
  - Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior
    223
    
    Cleaning the Leather Areas
    223
    
    Cleaning the Synthetic Leather Areas
    223
    
    Caring for Leather Areas
    224
    
    Cleaning the Interior (Especially Instrument Panel)
    224
    
    Shampooing the Carpets
    224
    
    Water in the Vehicle
    224
    
    Cleaning Detergents
    225
    
    Cleaning the Inside of the Rear Window
    225
    
    Preventing Damage to Leather Surfaces
    225
    
    Water on the Floor
    225
    
    Do-It-Yourself Maintenance
    226
    
    General Maintenance
    226
    
    Maintenance Requirements
    226
    
    Scheduled Maintenance
    226
    
    Handling of the Battery
    227
    
    If Your Vehicle Is Not Properly Maintained
    227
    
    Resetting the Message Indicating Maintenance Is Required (U.S.A. Only)
    227
  - General Maintenance
    228
  - Emission Inspection and Maintenance (I/M) Programs
    232
    
    If the Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes on
    232
    
    If Your Vehicle Does Not Pass the I/M Test
    232
Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions

233
- Do-It-Yourself Maintenance Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions
  233
  - If You Remove the Air Cleaner Filter
    234
  - Hood
    235
    
    After Installing the Support Rod into the Slot
    236
    
    Pre-Driving Check
    236
    
    When Closing the Hood
    236
  - Positioning a Floor Jack
    237
  - Engine Compartment
    238
    
    Checking the Engine Oil
    239
    
    Engine Oil
    239
    
    Adding Engine Oil
    240
    
    Engine Oil Consumption
    241
    
    To Prevent Serious Engine Damage
    241
    
    Used Engine Oil
    241
    
    When Replacing the Engine Oil
    241
    
    Coolant Selection
    242
    
    Engine Coolant
    242
    
    If the Coolant Level Drops Within a Short Time of Replenishing
    242
    
    If You Spill Coolant
    243
    
    When Adding Coolant
    243
    
    When the Engine Is Hot
    243
    
    Adding Fluid
    244
    
    Brake Fluid
    244
    
    Checking Fluid Level
    244
    
    Radiator and Condenser
    244
    
    Brake Fluid Can Absorb Moisture from the Air
    245
    
    If the Fluid Level Is Low or High
    245
    
    When Filling the Reservoir
    245
    
    Battery
    246
    
    Battery Exterior
    246
    
    Before Recharging
    246
    
    Chemicals in the Battery
    247
    
    Emergency Measures Regarding Electrolyte
    247
    
    How to Recharge the Battery
    247
    
    Where to Safely Charge the Battery
    247
    
    When Recharging the Battery
    248
    
    Diluting Washer Fluid
    249
    
    Washer Fluid
    249
    
    When Adding Washer Fluid
    249
    
    Checking Tires
    250
    
    Tire Rotation
    250
  - Tires
    250
    
    Initializing the Tire Pressure Warning System
    251
    
    Installing Tire Pressure Warning Valves and Transmitters
    251
    
    Tire Pressure Warning System
    251
    
    How to Initialize the Tire Pressure Warning System
    252
    
    Registering ID Codes
    253
    
    Replacing Tires and Wheels
    253
    
    Tire Life
    253
    
    When to Replace Your Vehicle’s Tires
    253
    
    All Season Tires
    254
    
    Maximum Load of Tire
    254
    
    Summer Tires
    254
    
    Tire Types
    254
    
    The Initialization Operation
    256
    
    Warning Performance of the Tire Pressure Warning System
    256
    
    When Initialization of the Tire Pressure Warning System Has Failed
    256
    
    Tire Pressure Warning System Certification
    257
    
    When Initializing the Tire Pressure Warning System
    258
    
    When Inspecting or Replacing Tires
    258
    
    Driving on Rough Roads
    259
    
    If Tire Inflation Pressure of each Tire Becomes Low While Driving
    259
    
    Low Profile Tires
    259
  - Tire Inflation Pressure
    260
    
    Effects of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure
    261
    
    Inspection and Adjustment Procedure
    261
    
    Tire Inflation Pressure Check Interval
    261
    
    Instructions for Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
    262
    
    Proper Inflation Is Critical to Save Tire Performance
    262
    
    When Inspecting and Adjusting Tire Inflation Pressure
    262
    
    Aluminum Wheel Precautions
    263
    
    Wheel Selection
    263
  - Wheels
    263
    
    When Replacing Wheels
    263
    
    Replacing Tire Pressure Warning Valves and Transmitters
    264
    
    Use of Defective Wheels Prohibited
    264
    
    When Installing the Wheel Nuts
    264
  - Air Conditioning Filter
    265
    
    Removal Method
    265
    
    Checking Interval
    266
    
    If Air Flow from the Vents Decreases Dramatically
    266
    
    Replacement Method
    266
    
    When Using the Air Conditioning System
    266
    
    Replacing the Battery
    267
  - Wireless Remote Control Battery
    267
    
    If the Key Battery Is Depleted
    268
    
    Removed Battery and Other Parts
    268
  - Checking and Replacing Fuses
    269
    
    After a Fuse Is Replaced
    271
    
    Before Replacing Fuses
    271
    
    If There Is an Overload in a Circuit
    271
    
    To Prevent System Breakdowns and Vehicle Fire
    271
    
    Bulb Locations
    272
  - Light Bulbs
    272
    
    Preparing for Light Bulb Replacement
    272
    
    Headlights
    273
    
    Replacing Light Bulbs
    273
    
    Condensation Build-Up on the Inside of the Lens
    280
    
    LED Light Bulbs
    280
    
    Replacing the Following Bulbs
    280
    
    When Trouble Arises
    281
  - Emergency Flashers
    282
  - Safety Glasses
    234
  - When Working Near the Electric Cooling Fan or Radiator Grille
    234
  - When Working on the Engine Compartment
    234
7-1. Essential Information

282
- If Your Vehicle Has to be Stopped in an Emergency
  283
Steps to Take in an

284
- Towing with a Sling-Type Truck
  285
- Towing with a Wheel-Lift Type Truck
  285
- Emergency Towing
  286
- Using a Flatbed Truck
  286
- Emergency Towing Procedure
  287
- Installing Towing Eyelet to the Vehicle
  288
- If You Think Something Is Wrong
  290
- Before Starting the Engine
  291
- Fuel Pump Shut off System
  291
- If a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds
  292
  - Malfunction Indicator Lamp
    292
  - SRS Warning Light
    292
  - Warning Light and Warning Buzzer List
    292
  - ABS Warning Light
    293
  - Electric Power Steering System Warning Light
    293
  - Low Fuel Level Warning Light
    293
  - Slip Indicator
    293
  - PCS Warning Light
    294
  - Tire Pressure Warning Light
    294
  - Driver’s Seat Belt Buzzer
    295
  - Master Warning Light
    295
  - If the Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes on While Driving
    296
  - When a Tire Is Replaced with a Spare Tire
    297
  - When the Tire Pressure Warning Light Comes on
    297
  - If a Blowout or Sudden Air Leakage Should Occur
    298
  - When the Electric Power Steering System Warning Light Comes on
    298
  - Maintenance of the Tires
    299
- If a Warning Message Is Displayed
  300
  - Messages and Warnings
    301
  - Other Messages Displayed on the Multi-Information Display
    302
  - Warning Buzzer
    302
  - Before Jacking up the Vehicle
    303
- If You Have a Flat Tire
  303
  - Location of the Spare Tire, Jack and Tools
    304
  - Taking out the Jack
    305
  - Using the Tire Jack
    305
  - Taking out the Spare Tire
    306
  - When Storing the Spare Tire
    306
  - Replacing a Flat Tire
    307
  - Installing the Spare Tire
    310
  - After Completing the Tire Change
    311
  - The Compact Spare Tire
    311
  - When the Compact Spare Tire Is Equipped
    311
  - When Using the Compact Spare Tire
    311
  - After Using the Tools and Jack
    312
  - Speed Limit When Using the Compact Spare Tire
    312
  - When the Compact Spare Tire Is Attached
    312
  - Driving with Tire Chains and the Compact Spare Tire
    313
  - When Replacing the Tires
    313
- If the Engine will Not Start
  314
- If the Vehicle Battery Is Discharged
  315
  - Charging the Battery
    316
  - Starting the Engine When the Battery Is Discharged
    316
  - Avoiding Battery Fires or Explosions
    317
  - Battery Precautions
    317
  - When Handling Jumper Cables
    317
- If Your Vehicle Overheats
  318
- If the Vehicle Becomes Stuck
  321
- 8 Vehicle Specifications
  
  323
  - Wheel Nut Wrench
    288
  - When Towing the Vehicle
    288
  - While Towing
    288
  - Dimensions and Weights
    324
Specifications Maintenance Data

324
- (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)
  324
  - Engine Oil Selection
    327
  - How to Read Oil Container Label
    327
  - Oil Viscosity
    327
  - Recommended Viscosity
    327
  - 75W Specifications
    330
  - Fuel Information
    333
    
    Gasoline Quality
    333
    
    Gasoline Quality Standards
    333
    
    Recommendation of the Use of Gasoline Containing Detergent Additives
    333
    
    Non-Recommendation of the Use of Blended Gasoline
    334
    
    Recommendation of the Use of Low Emissions Gasoline
    334
    
    Fuel-Related Poor Driveability
    335
    
    If Your Engine Knocks
    335
    
    Non-Recommendation of the Use of Gasoline Containing MMT
    335
    
    Notice on Fuel Quality
    335
    
    Compact Spare Tire
    336
    
    Full-Size Tire
    336
  - Tire Information
    336
    
    Typical Tire Symbols
    336
    
    Typical DOT and Tire Identification Number (TIN)
    338
    
    Tire Dimensions
    339
    
    Tire Size
    339
    
    Typical Tire Size Information
    339
    
    Tire Section Names
    340
    
    DOT Quality Grades
    341
    
    Traction AA, A, B, C
    341
    
    Treadwear
    341
    
    Uniform Tire Quality Grading
    341
    
    Temperature A, B, C
    342
    
    Glossary of Tire Terminology
    343
  - Customizable Features
    349
  - Vehicle Identification
    324
  - Vehicle Identification Number
    324
Customization

349
- Door Lock
  350
- Gauges, Meters and Multi-Information Display
  350
- During Customization
  353
- Vehicle Customization
  353
8-3. Items to Initialize

354
9 For Owners

355
- Reporting Safety Defects for U.S. Owners
  356
- Seat Belt Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)
  357
- SRS Airbag Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)
  359
  - Index
    369
- What to Do if
  369
- Alphabetical Index
  373
- Gas Station Information
  384

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