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Toyota Kluger Owner's Manual

Toyota Kluger Owner's Manual (500 pages)

Brand: Toyota | Category: Automobile | Size: 8.88 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
For Your Information
8
Reading this Manual
12
How to Search
13
Exterior Diagram
14
Pictorial Index
14
- Instrument Panel Diagram
  16
- Switches Diagrams
  18
- Interior Diagram
  22
1 For Safety and Security

25
1-1. for Safe Use

26
1-2. Theft Deterrent System

70
- Alarm
  72
- 2 Instrument Cluster
  
  75
Instrument Cluster Warning Lights and Indicators

76
3-1. Key Information

100
- Keys
  100
Adjusting the Seats

141
4-1. before Driving

172
Refueling Opening the Fuel Tank Cap

224
Driving Tips

273
- Winter Driving Tips
  273
  - Before Driving the Vehicle
    274
  - When Driving the Vehicle
    274
  - Selecting Tire Chains
    275
  - Tire Chain Installation
    275
  - Driving with Snow Tires
    276
  - Driving with Tire Chains
    276
- Utility Vehicle Precautions
  277
  - Utility Vehicle Feature
    277
  - Off-Road Driving
    278
  - To Prevent Water Damage
    279
  - When You Drive through Water
    279
  - Inspection after Off-Road Driving
    279
- 5 Interior Features
  
  281
5-1. Using the Air Conditioning

281
- System and Defogger
  281
- Front Manual Air Conditioning System
  282
  - Air Conditioning Controls
    282
  - Adjusting the Temperature Setting
    282
  - Fan Speed Setting
    282
- Using the Air Conditioning System and Defogger Front Manual Air Conditioning System
  282
  - Changing Airflow Modes
    283
  - Switching between Outside Air and Recirculated Air Modes
    283
  - Defogging the Windshield
    283
  - Air Outlets
    284
  - Defogging the Rear Window
    284
  - Location of Air Outlets
    284
  - Adjusting the Position of and Opening and Closing the Air Outlets
    284
  - Front Side Outlets
    285
  - Fogging up of the Windows
    285
  - Outside/Recirculated Air Mode
    285
  - Ventilation and Air Conditioning Odors
    286
  - To Prevent the Windshield from Fogging up
    286
- Front Automatic Air Conditioning System
  287
- Rear Manual Air Conditioning System
  293
- Rear Automatic Air Conditioning System
  296
- Seat Heaters/ Seat Ventilators
  299
- The Seat Heaters and Seat Heaters/Ventilators Can be Used When
  300
- Interior Lights List
  301
  - Using the Interior
    301
  - Interior Lights
    302
  - Personal Lights
    302
  - Illuminated Entry System
    303
- List of Storage Features
  304
  - Using the Storage
    304
  - Glove Box
    305
  - Console Box
    305
  - Bottle Holders
    306
    
    Tray in the Console Box
    306
    
    When Using the Bottle Holder
    307
  - Cup Holders
    307
  - Removing the Cup Holder Insert (Front Cup Holder)
    308
  - Auxiliary Boxes
    309
    
    Overhead Box
    309
    
    Driver's Side Instrument Panel Box
    309
    
    Items Unsuitable for Storing (Overhead)
    309
  - Open Tray
    310
  - Items Unsuitable for the Open Tray
    310
  - Cargo Hooks
    311
  - Grocery Bag Hooks
    311
- Luggage Compartment Features
  311
  - Center Deck under Tray
    312
  - Deck Side Box
    312
  - Installing the Luggage Cover
    313
  - Luggage Cover
    313
  - Removing the Luggage Cover
    314
  - Stowing the Luggage Cover
    314
  - Caution for the Luggage Cover
    315
  - When Extending the Luggage Cover Unit
    315
  - When Installing/Stowing the Luggage Cover
    315
  - When Using the Luggage Cover
    315
- Other Interior Features
  316
  - Sun Visors
    316
  - Vanity Mirrors
    316
  - Conversation Mirror
    317
  - To Use the Overhead Console from the Conversation Mirror State
    317
  - Clock
    318
    
    The Clock Is Displayed When
    318
    
    When Disconnecting and Reconnecting Battery Terminals
    318
    
    Outside Temperature Display Info
    319
    
    The Outside Temperature Is Displayed When
    319
    
    When the Outside Temperature Display Flashes
    319
    
    When “--” and “E” Is Displayed
    319
  - Power Outlets
    320
    
    The Power Outlets Can be Used When
    321
    
    To Avoid Damaging the Power Outlets
    321
    
    To Prevent Blown Fuse
    321
  - Rear Sunshades
    322
  - Armrest
    323
  - Coat Hooks
    323
  - Assist Grips
    324
- 6 Maintenance and Care
  
  325
  - Automatic Car Washes
    326
  - Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior
    326
  - High Pressure Car Washes
    326
Maintenance and Care Cleaning and Protecting

326
- 6-1. Maintenance and Care
  326
- When Using an Automatic Car Wash (Vehicles with Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers)
  329
Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions

335
- Do-It-Yourself Maintenance Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions
  335
  - Caution When Working on the Engine Compartment
    336
  - Safety Glasses
    336
  - When Working Near the Electric Cooling Fans or Radiator Grille
    336
  - If the Fluid Level Is Low or High
    337
  - Hood
    338
    
    Release the Lock from the Inside of the Vehicle to Open the Hood
    338
    
    After Installing the Support Rod into the Slot
    339
    
    Pre-Driving Check of the Hood
    339
    
    When Closing the Hood
    339
  - Positioning a Floor Jack
    340
    
    Engine Compartment View and Parts Identification
    341
    
    Checking the Engine Oil
    342
    
    Engine Oil
    342
    
    Adding Engine Oil
    343
    
    Engine Oil Consumption
    343
    
    Used Engine Oil
    344
    
    When Replacing the Engine Oil
    344
    
    Coolant Selection
    345
    
    Engine Coolant
    345
    
    If the Coolant Level Drops Within a Short Time of Replenishing
    345
    
    If You Spill Coolant
    346
    
    Radiator and Condenser
    346
    
    When Adding Coolant
    346
    
    Battery Check
    347
    
    Before Recharging the Battery
    347
    
    After Recharging/Reconnecting the Battery (Vehicles with Smart Entry & Start System)
    348
    
    Chemicals in the Battery
    348
    
    Emergency Measures Regarding Electrolyte
    349
    
    How to Recharge the Battery
    349
    
    When Recharging the Battery
    349
    
    Where to Safely Charge the Battery
    349
    
    Diluting Washer Fluid
    350
    
    Do Not Use any Fluid Other than Washer Fluid
    350
    
    Washer Fluid
    350
    
    When Adding Washer Fluid
    350
    
    Checking Tires
    351
  - Tires
    351
    
    Tire Rotation
    352
    
    If the Tread on Snow Tires Wears down below 4 MM (0.16 In.)
    353
    
    Proper Storage of the Spare Tire
    353
    
    Tire Life
    353
    
    When to Replace Your Vehicle’s Tires
    353
    
    Caution When Inspecting or Replacing Tires
    354
    
    Driving on Rough Roads
    354
    
    If Tire Inflation Pressure of each Tire Becomes Low While Driving
    354
    
    Effects of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure
    355
    
    Instructions for Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
    355
  - Tire Inflation Pressure
    355
    
    When Inspecting and Adjusting Tire Inflation Pressure
    356
    
    Aluminum Wheel Precautions
    357
    
    Wheel Selection
    357
  - Wheels
    357
    
    When Installing the Wheel Nuts
    358
    
    When Replacing Wheels
    358
    
    Air Conditioning Filter Removal
    359
    
    Air Conditioning Filter Checking Interval
    360
    
    If Air Flow from the Vents Decreases Dramatically
    360
    
    When Using the Air Conditioning System
    360
  - Wireless Remote Control/Electronic Key Battery
    361
    
    Caution Regarding Removed Battery and Other Parts
    363
    
    For Normal Operation after Replacing the Battery
    363
    
    If the Key Battery Is Depleted
    363
  - Checking and Replacing Fuses
    364
    
    Fuses under the Passenger’s Side Instrument Panel
    365
    
    After a Fuse Is Replaced
    367
    
    If There Is an Overload in a Circuit
    367
    
    To Prevent System Breakdowns and Vehicle Fire
    367
    
    When Replacing Light Bulbs
    367
  - Light Bulbs
    368
    
    Bulb Locations
    369
    
    Headlight Low Beams (Vehicles with Halogen Headlights) Replacement
    370
    
    Replacing Light Bulbs
    370
    
    Headlight High Beams Replacement
    371
    
    Front Position Lights Replacement
    373
    
    Front Turn Signal Lights Replacement
    374
    
    Front Fog Lights Replacement
    375
    
    Stop/Tail Lights and Rear Turn Signal Lights Replacement
    377
    
    Tail Lights and Back-Up Lights Replacement
    379
    
    License Plate Lights Replacement
    380
    
    Caution When Replacing Light Bulbs
    381
    
    Condensation Build-Up on the Inside of the Lens
    381
    
    LED Light Bulbs
    381
    
    Replacing the Following Bulbs
    381
    
    When Trouble Arises
    383
  - Emergency Flashers
    384
- If You Remove the Air Cleaner Filter
  337
7-1. Essential Information

384
- If Your Vehicle Has to be Stopped in an Emergency
  385
  - If the Engine Has to be Turned off While Driving
    386
  - Situations When It Is Necessary to Contact Dealers before Towing
    387
Steps to Take in an Emergency if Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed

387
Specifications Maintenance Data

452
- (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)
  452
- 8-1. Specifications
  452
  - Engine Number
    453
  - Vehicle Identification
    453
  - Engine Specifications
    454
  - Fuel Specifications
    454
  - Engine Oil Selection
    455
  - Lubrication System Data
    455
  - Recommended Viscosity (SAE)
    456
  - How to Read Oil Container Labels
    457
  - Cooling System Data
    458
  - Ignition System Data
    458
  - Iridium-Tipped Spark Plugs
    458
  - Automatic Transaxle
    459
  - Automatic Transmission Fluid Type
    459
  - Electrical System Data
    459
  - Brakes Data
    460
  - Rear Differential (AWD Models) Data
    460
  - Transfer (AWD Models) Data
    460
  - Steering Data
    461
  - Tires and Wheels Data
    461
  - When Towing a Trailer (245/55R19 103T Tires)
    461
  - Light Bulbs Data
    462
  - Fuel Information
    463
    
    If Your Engine Knocks
    463
    
    Notice on Fuel Quality
    463
    
    Use of Ethanol Blended Gasoline in a Gasoline Engine
    463
    
    Changing on the Audio System Screen
    464
  - Customizable Features
    464
  - Customizing Vehicle Features
    464
8-2. Customization

464
8-3. Initialization

474

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