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Toyota IQ 2012 Owner's Manual

Toyota IQ 2012 Owner's Manual (477 pages)

Brand: Toyota | Category: Automobile | Size: 24.67 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
1
Table of Contents
2
Index
2
Exterior
6
Pictorial Index
6
Interior (Left-Hand Drive Vehicles)
8
Instrument Panel
12
Interior (Right-Hand Drive Vehicles)
19
Accessories, Spare Parts and Modification of Your Toyota
30
For Your Information
30
Main Owner’s Manual
30
Installation of a RF-Transmitter System
31
Scrapping of Your Toyota
31
General Precaution Regarding Children’s Safety
32
General Precautions While Driving
32
Cautions and Notices
33
Safety Symbol
33
Symbols Used in Illustrations
33
Symbols Used Throughout this Manual
33
1 Before Driving

35
Key Information

35
- Key Information
  36
- Keys
  36
- Wireless Remote Control
  62
  - Alarm
    63
  - Door Lock Buzzer
    63
  - Key Battery Depletion
    63
  - When the Key Battery Is Fully Depleted
    63
  - Key
    72
- Side Doors
  72
- Back Door
  75
Adjustable Components

79
- Front Seats
  79
- Rear Seats
  82
- Seat Belts
  86
  - Correct Use of the Seat Belts
    86
  - Fastening and Releasing the Seat Belt
    86
  - Stowing the Seat Belts
    87
  - Releasing the Belt
    87
  - Seat Belt Pretensioners (Front Seats)
    88
  - Emergency Locking Retractor (ELR)
    88
  - Pregnant Women
    88
  - People Suffering Illness
    88
  - Child Seat Belt Usage
    89
  - Replacing the Belt after the Pretensioner Has Been Activated
    89
  - Seat Belt Regulations
    89
  - Wearing a Seat Belt
    89
  - Seat Belt Pretensioners
    90
  - Seat Belt Damage and Wear
    90
- Steering Wheel
  91
- After Adjusting the Steering Wheel
  91
- Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror
  92
  - Adjusting the Height of Rear View Mirror
    93
  - To Prevent Sensor Error
    94
- Outside Rear View Mirrors
  95
- Power Windows
  100
  - Window Lock Switch
    100
  - Driver’s Power Window Switches
    100
- Opening and Closing the Windows Power Windows
  100
Refueling

103
- Opening the Fuel Tank Cap
  103
  - Before Refueling the Vehicle
    103
  - Closing the Fuel Tank Cap
    105
  - Fuel Types
    105
  - Use of Ethanol Blended Gasoline in a Gasoline Engine
    105
  - Fuel Tank Capacity
    105
  - Refueling the Vehicle
    106
  - When Replacing the Fuel Cap
    106
Theft Deterrent System

108
- Engine Immobilizer System
  108
Safety Information

122
- Correct Driving Posture
  122
  - Drive in a Good Posture as Follows
    122
  - While Driving
    123
  - Adjusting the Seat Position
    123
- SRS Airbags
  124
- Child Restraint Systems
  137
  - Points to Remember
    137
  - Types of Child Restraints
    137
  - Baby Seat
    138
  - Child Seat
    138
  - Junior Seat
    138
  - Child Restraint System Suitability for Various Seating Positions
    139
  - Left-Hand Drive Vehicles
    141
  - Right-Hand Drive Vehicles
    142
  - ISOFIX Child Restraint System List
    144
  - When Installing the Child Restraint System on the Front Passenger Seat
    145
  - Selecting an Appropriate Child Restraint System
    145
  - Using a Child Restraint System
    145
  - Child Restraint Precautions
    145
  - When the Child Restraint System Is Not in Use
    147
- Installing Child Restraints
  148
- Airbag Manual On-Off System
  159
- 2 When Driving
  
  163
  - Driving Procedures
    164
  - Driving the Vehicle
    164
    
    Stopping
    164
    
    Manual Transmission
    165
    
    Multidrive
    165
    
    Parking the Vehicle
    165
    
    Driving in the Rain
    166
    
    Starting on a Steep Uphill
    166
    
    Breaking in Your New Toyota
    167
    
    Eco-Friendly Driving
    167
    
    Engine Speed While Driving
    167
    
    Operating Your Vehicle in a Foreign Country
    167
    
    When Starting the Vehicle
    168
    
    When Driving on Slippery Road Surfaces
    170
    
    When Shifting the Shift Lever
    170
    
    When the Vehicle Is Stopped
    170
    
    Exhaust Gases
    171
    
    When the Vehicle Is Parked
    171
    
    When Braking the Vehicle
    172
    
    When Taking a Nap in the Vehicle
    172
    
    Avoiding Damage to Vehicle Parts
    173
    
    When Parking the Vehicle
    173
    
    If You Get a Flat Tire While Driving
    174
    
    If You Hear a Squealing or Scraping Noise
    174
    
    When Encountering Flooded Roads
    175
  - Engine (Ignition) Switch (Vehicles Without Smart Entry & Start System)
    176
    
    Starting the Engine
    176
    
    If the Engine Does Not Start
    177
    
    Key Reminder Function
    177
    
    Steering Lock Release
    177
    
    Turning the Key from ACC to LOCK
    177
    
    To Prevent Battery Discharge
    178
    
    When Starting the Engine
    178
  - Engine (Ignition) Switch (Vehicles with Smart Entry & Start System)
    179
    
    Changing “ENGINE START STOP” Switch Mode
    181
    
    Steering Lock Motor Overheat Prevention
    182
    
    When the “ENGINE START STOP” Switch Indicator Flashes in Amber
    182
    
    Auto Power off Function
    183
    
    “ENGINE START STOP” Switch Operation
    183
    
    Stopping the Engine in an Emergency
    184
  - Multidrive
    185
    
    Shifting the Shift Lever
    185
    
    Vehicles Without 7-Speed Sport Sequential Shiftmatic Mode
    185
    
    Vehicles with 7-Speed Sport Sequential Shiftmatic Mode
    186
    
    Driving in the “M” Position
    187
    
    Shift Position Uses
    187
    
    Automatic Gear Shifting in 7-Speed Sport Sequential Shiftmatic Mode
    188
    
    Downshifting Restrictions Warning Buzzer
    188
  - Manual Transmission
    189
    
    Gear Shift Indicator
    190
    
    Shifting the Shift Lever to R
    190
    
    Gear Shift Indicator Display
    191
    
    Maximum Allowable Speeds
    191
    
    To Prevent Damage to the Transmission
    192
    
    If the Indicators Flash Faster than Usual
    193
  - Turn Signal Lever
    193
    
    Turn Signals Can be Operated
    193
    
    Release the Parking Brake
    194
    
    Set the Parking Brake
    194
    
    Usage in Winter Time
    194
  - Horn
    196
Instrument Cluster

197
- Gauges and Meters
  197
- To Prevent Damage to the Engine and Its Components
  198
- Indicators and Warning Lights
  199
  - Center Panel
    199
  - Indicators
    201
  - Warning Lights
    203
  - If a Safety System Warning Light Does Not Come on
    204
- Multi-Information Display
  205
  - Switch the Display
    206
  - Odometer
    206
  - Trip Meters
    206
  - Instrument Panel Light Control Display
    207
  - Instantaneous Fuel Consumption
    207
  - Average Fuel Consumption after Refueling
    207
  - Setting Eco Driving Indicator Light
    208
  - Average Vehicle Speed
    208
  - Outside Temperature Display
    208
  - Setting the Clock
    209
  - Eco Driving Indicator Zone Display
    209
  - The Multi-Information Display at Low Temperatures
    209
  - The Multi-Information Display Can be Operated When
    210
  - When Disconnecting and Reconnecting Battery Terminals
    210
  - Adjusting to a Full Hour
    210
  - Operating the Lights and Wipers
    211
- Headlight Switch
  211
  - Turning on the High Beam Headlights
    212
  - Manual Headlight Leveling Dial
    212
  - Guide to Dial Settings
    213
  - Daytime Running Light System
    214
  - Headlight Control Sensor
    214
  - Automatic Light off System
    214
  - Light Reminder Buzzer
    215
- Fog Light Switch
  216
  - Front and Rear Fog Light Switch
    216
  - Rear Fog Light Switch
    217
- Windshield Wipers and Washer
  218
- Rear Window Wiper and Washer
  222
Using Other Driving Systems

224
- Driving Assist Systems
  224
Driving Information

229
- Cargo and Luggage
  229
  - Things that Must Not be Carried in the Luggage Compartment
    229
  - Storage Precautions
    229
- Winter Driving Tips
  231
  - Pre-Winter Preparations
    231
  - Before Driving the Vehicle
    231
  - Selecting Tire Chains
    233
  - Regulations on the Use of Snow Chains
    233
  - Tire Chain Installation
    233
  - Driving with Snow Tires
    234
  - Driving with Tire Chains
    234
- Trailer Towing
  235
- 3 Interior Features
  
  237
Using the Air Conditioning

237
Using the Audio System

257
- Audio System Type
  257
  - CD Player and AM/FM Radio
    257
  - Turning on the Power
    258
  - Selecting Audio Mode
    258
  - Using Cellular Phones
    259
  - To Avoid Damaging the Audio System
    259
- Using the Radio
  260
  - Setting Radio Menu
    261
  - Setting Station Presets
    262
  - Automatically
    262
  - Manually
    262
  - RDS (Radio Data System)
    263
  - Traffic Information
    263
  - Emergency Broadcast Reception Mode
    263
  - EON System
    264
  - Reception Sensitivity
    264
  - To Prevent Damage, Remove the Antenna in the Following Cases
    264
- Using the CD Player
  265
  - Setting CD Menu
    266
  - Ejecting a CD
    267
  - Selecting a Track
    267
  - Fast-Forwarding and Reversing Tracks
    267
  - Repeat Play
    267
  - Random Playback
    268
  - Switching the Display
    268
  - Display
    268
  - Error Messages
    268
  - Discs that Can be Used
    269
  - CD Player Protection Feature
    269
  - If Cds Are Left Inside the CD Player or in the Ejected Position
    269
  - Lens Cleaners
    269
  - Cds and Adapters that Cannot be Used
    270
  - CD Player Precautions
    271
- Playing Back MP3 and WMA Discs
  272
  - Setting MP3/WMA Menu
    273
  - Loading and Ejecting MP3 and WMA Discs
    274
  - Selecting Files
    274
  - Selecting a Folder
    274
  - MP3 and WMA Files
    277
  - Compatible Media
    278
  - Compatible Disc Formats
    278
  - Multi-Sessions
    278
  - ID3 and WMA Tags
    278
  - MP3 and WMA Playback
    279
  - Extensions
    279
  - Playback
    279
- Optimal Use of the Audio System
  280
- Adjusting Sound Quality and Balance
  280
- Using the aux Port
  282
  - Operating Portable Audio Devices Connected to the Audio System
    283
  - When Using a Portable Audio Device Connected to the Power Outlet
    283
- Using the Steering Wheel Audio Switches
  284
  - Selecting the Audio Mode
    284
  - Adjusting the Volume
    284
  - Selecting a Radio Station
    285
  - Selecting a Track/File
    285
  - To Reduce the Risk of an Accident
    285
Using the Interior Lights

286
- Interior Lights List
  286
  - Illuminated Entry System
    286
  - To Prevent the Battery from Being Discharged
    286
  - Interior Light
    287
Using the Storage Features

288
- List of Storage Features
  288
  - Items that Should Not be Left in the Storage Spaces
    288
  - Bottle Holders
    289
  - Cup Holder
    289
  - Items Unsuitable for the Cup Holder
    289
  - Auxiliary Box
    290
    
    Items that Should Not be Stowed in the Bottle Holders
    290
    
    Vehicles with Rear Seat
    290
    
    Vehicles Without Rear Seat
    291
    
    After Returning the Seat Cushion to the Original Position
    292
Other Interior Features

293
- Sun Visors
  293
- Vanity Mirrors
  294
- Power Outlet
  295
- Seat Heaters
  296
  - The Seat Heaters Can be Used When
    296
  - When Not in Use
    296
  - Burns
    297
  - To Prevent Seat Heater Damage
    297
- Assist Grips
  298
- To Prevent Damage to the Assist Grip
  298
- Floor Mat
  299
- When Installing the Driver’s Floor Mat
  300
- Luggage Compartment Features
  301
- 4 Maintenance and Care
  
  305
  - Automatic Car Washes
    306
  - Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior
    306
  - High Pressure Car Washes
    306
Maintenance and Care Cleaning and Protecting

306
- Maintenance and Care
  306
  - Aluminum Wheels
    307
  - Bumpers and Side Moldings
    307
  - Caution about the Exhaust Pipe
    307
  - When Cleaning the Windshield
    307
  - Antenna Installation and Removal Precautions
    308
  - Cleaning the Exterior Lights
    308
  - To Prevent Damage to the Windshield Wiper Arms
    308
  - To Prevent Paint Deterioration and Corrosion on Body and Components
    308
  - When Using an Automatic Car Wash
    309
  - Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior
    310
    
    Cleaning the Leather Areas
    310
    
    Synthetic Leather Areas
    310
    
    Caring for Leather Areas
    311
    
    Cleaning the Interior
    311
    
    Shampooing the Carpets
    311
    
    Water in the Vehicle
    311
    
    Cleaning Detergents
    312
    
    Cleaning the Inside of the Rear Window
    312
    
    Preventing Damage to Leather Surfaces
    312
    
    Water on the Floor
    312
    
    Maintenance Requirements
    313
    
    Scheduled Maintenance
    313
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance

313
- Where to Go for Maintenance Service?
  314
- Does Your Vehicle Need Repair?
  315
- If Your Vehicle Is Not Properly Maintained
  315
- Warning in Handling of the Battery
  315
- Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions
  316
- Safety Glasses
  317
- When Working Near the Electric Cooling Fan or Radiator Grille
  317
- When Working on the Engine Compartment
  317
- If the Fluid Level Is Low or High
  318
- Hood
  319
  - Pre-Driving Check
    320
  - When Closing the Hood
    320
  - When Opening the Hood
    320
- Positioning a Floor Jack
  321
  - When Raising Your Vehicle
    322
  - Before Jacking up the Vehicle
    324
  - Location of the Jack and Tools
    324
- Replacing the Tire
  324
  - Taking out the Jack
    325
  - Replacing a Tire
    327
  - Installing the Tire
    329
  - Using the Jack
    332
  - When Installing the Wheel Nuts
    333
  - 1KR-FE Engine
    334
- Engine Compartment
  334
  - 1NR-FE Engine
    335
  - Checking the Engine Oil
    336
  - Adding Engine Oil
    337
  - Engine Oil Consumption
    339
  - Used Engine Oil
    339
  - Engine Coolant
    340
  - To Prevent Serious Engine Damage
    340
  - When Replacing the Engine Oil
    340
  - Coolant Selection
    341
  - If the Coolant Level Drops Within a Short Time after Replenishing
    341
  - When Adding Engine Coolant
    341
  - When the Engine Is Hot
    341
  - Battery
    342
  - Radiator and Condenser
    342
  - Adding Distilled Water
    343
  - Battery Exterior
    343
  - Checking Battery Fluid
    343
  - After Recharging the Battery
    344
  - Before Recharging
    344
  - Chemicals in the Battery
    344
  - Where to Safely Charge the Battery
    344
  - Emergency Measures Regarding Electrolyte
    345
  - When Adding Distilled Water
    345
  - When Recharging the Battery
    345
  - Do Not Use any Fluid Other than Washer Fluid
    346
  - Using the Gauge
    346
  - Washer Fluid
    346
  - When Refilling the Washer Fluid
    346
  - Checking Tires
    347
  - Tire Rotation
    347
- Tires
  347
- Tire Inflation Pressure
  350
- Wheels
  352
- Air Conditioning Filter
  354
  - Removal Method
    354
  - Cleaning Method
    355
  - Replacement Method
    355
  - Checking Interval
    356
  - If Air Flow from the Vents Decreases Dramatically
    356
  - To Prevent Damage to the System
    356
- Key Battery
  357
- Checking and Replacing Fuses
  361
- License Plate Lights
  371
- Light Bulbs
  373
  - Headlight
    374
  - Rear Bulb Locations
    374
  - Replacing Light Bulbs
    374
  - Right Side
    376
  - Front Fog Lights
    377
  - Front Position Lights
    379
  - Front Turn Signal Lights
    380
  - Back-Up Lights/Rear Fog Light
    381
  - Tail/Stop Lights and Rear Turn Signal Lights
    381
  - License Plate Lights
    382
  - Condensation Build-Up on the Inside of the Lens
    383
  - Replacing the Following Bulbs
    383
  - When Replacing the Headlights
    383
  - LED Light Bulbs
    384
  - To Prevent Damage or Fire
    384
- 5 When Trouble Arises
  
  385
  - If You Remove the Air Cleaner
    318
Essential Information

385
- Emergency Flashers
  386
  - Essential Information
    386
  - Before Towing
    388
- If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed
  388
  - Emergency Towing Procedure
    389
  - Caution While Towing
    390
  - Installing Towing Eyelet
    390
  - To Prevent Serious Damage to the Transmission
    390
  - When Towing a Vehicle Without Using a Towing Dolly
    390
  - Installing Towing Eyelet to the Vehicle
    391
  - To Prevent Body Damage
    392
  - To Prevent Damage to the Vehicle
    392
  - Towing with a Sling-Type Truck
    392
  - Towing with a Wheel Lift-Type Truck from the Front
    392
  - Towing with a Wheel Lift-Type Truck from the Rear
    393
  - Using a Flat Bed Truck
    394
  - Audible Symptoms
    395
- If You Think Something Is Wrong
  395
  - Operational Symptoms
    395
  - Visible Symptoms
    395
  - Before Starting the Engine
    396
- Fuel Pump Shut off System
  396
- If a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds
  397
Steps to Take in an Emergency if a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds

397
- Steps to Take in an Emergency
  397
  - Have the Vehicle Inspected Immediately
    398
  - Stop the Vehicle Immediately
    398
  - Follow the Correction Procedures
    399
  - Electric Power Steering System Warning Light
    404
  - Front Passenger Detection Sensor and Passenger Seat Belt Reminder
    404
  - If the Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes on While Driving
    404
  - When the Electric Power Steering System Warning Light Comes on
    404
  - Before Repairing the Tire
    405
  - If You Have a Flat Tire
    405
    
    Location of the Emergency Tire Puncture Repair Kit
    405
    
    Bottle
    406
    
    Emergency Tire Puncture Repair Kit Components
    406
    
    Compressor
    407
    
    Taking out the Emergency Tire Puncture Repair Kit
    408
    
    Before Performing Emergency Repair
    410
    
    Check the Degree of the Tire Damage
    410
    
    Tire Cannot be Repaired with Emergency
    410
    
    Tire Puncture Repair Kit
    410
    
    Emergency Repair Method
    411
    
    Emergency Tire Puncture Repair Kit
    418
    
    If the Tire Is Inflated to more than the Specified Air Pressure
    419
    
    Note for Checking the Emergency Tire Puncture Repair Kit
    419
    
    The Valve of a Tire that Has Been Repaired
    419
    
    Do Not Drive the Vehicle with a Flat Tire
    420
    
    Precautions for Use of the Sealant
    420
    
    When Fixing the Flat Tire
    420
    
    Driving to Spread the Liquid Sealant Evenly
    421
    
    Precautions for the Emergency Tire Puncture Repair Kit
    422
    
    When Performing an Emergency Repair
    422
  - If the Engine will Not Start
    423
  - Emergency Start Function
    424
  - If the Shift Lever Cannot be Shifted from P (Vehicles with a Multidrive)
    425
  - If You Lose Your Keys
    426
  - If the Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly (Vehicles with Smart Entry & Start System)
    427
    
    Locking and Unlocking the Doors
    427
    
    Replacing the Key Battery
    428
    
    Stopping the Engine
    428
    
    Vehicles with a Manual Transmission
    428
    
    Changing “ENGINE START STOP” Switch Modes
    429
  - If the Vehicle Battery Is Discharged
    430
    
    Avoiding a Discharged Battery
    432
    
    Reminders When the Vehicle Battery Is Discharged
    432
    
    Starting the Engine When the Battery Is Discharged
    432
    
    When the Vehicle Battery Is Removed or Discharged
    432
    
    Avoiding Battery Fires or Explosions
    433
    
    Battery Precautions
    433
    
    Charging the Battery
    433
    
    When Handling Jumper Cables
    434
    
    Correction Procedures
    435
  - If Your Vehicle Overheats
    435
    
    The Following May Indicate that Your Vehicle Is Overheating
    435
    
    Prevent an Accident or Injury When Inspecting under Hood
    437
    
    To Prevent Damage to the Cooling System
    437
    
    Emergency Hook
    438
  - If the Vehicle Becomes Stuck
    438
    
    To Avoid Damaging the Transmission and Other Components
    439
    
    When Attempting to Free a Stuck Vehicle
    439
  - If Your Vehicle Has to be Stopped in an Emergency
    440
  - If the Engine Has to be Turned off While Driving
    441
  - Maintenance Data
    443
    
    (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)
    444
    
    Dimensions and Weight
    444
    
    Maintenance Data
    444
    
    Vehicle Identification
    445
    
    Engine Number
    446
    
    Engine
    447
    
    Drive Belt Tension
    448
    
    Fuel
    449
    
    Lubrication System
    449
    
    Engine Oil Selection
    450
    
    Oil Grade
    450
    
    Recommended Viscosity
    450
    
    API Service Symbol
    451
    
    ILSAC Certification Mark
    451
    
    Cooling System
    452
    
    Ignition System
    452
    
    Iridium-Tipped Spark Plugs
    452
    
    Electrical System
    453
    
    Manual Transmission Gear Oil
    453
    
    Clutch
    454
    
    Multidrive Fluid Type
    454
    
    Brakes
    455
    
    Steering
    455
    
    When Replacing Tires and Wheels
    456
  - Vehicle Specifications
    443
  - Fuel Information
    457
    
    Fuel Tank Opening for Unleaded Gasoline
    457
    
    If Your Engine Knocks
    457
    
    Notice on Fuel Quality
    457
  - Customizable Features
    459
Customization

459
- Index
  
  461
Abbreviation List

462
Alphabetical Index

463
- Side Doors P
  471
What to Do if

471
- Right-Hand Drive Vehicles with Audio System
  473
- Warning Lights
  474
- Gas Station Information
  476

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