Toyota Mirai 2017 Manuals

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Toyota Mirai 2017 Owner's Manual (465 pages)

Brand: Toyota | Category: Automobile | Size: 8.71 MB

Pictorial Index
1
Table of Contents
2
Accessories, Spare Parts and Modification of Your Toyota
6
For Your Information
6
Reading this Manual
12
- Searching by Title
  13
- Searching by Name
  13
How to Search
13
Exterior
14
Pictorial Index
14
- Light Bulbs of the Exterior Lights for Driving
  15
- Instrument Panel
  16
- Switches
  18
- Interior
  22
For Safety and Security

25
1-1. for Safe Use

26
- Before Driving
  26
1-2. Theft Deterrent System

72
- Conditions that May Cause the System to Malfunction
  73
- Alarm
  74
- Theft Prevention Labels
  76
- Fuel Cell System
  
  77
  - System Maintenance
    73
  - 2. Fuel Cell Vehicle
    77
  - Fuel Cell Vehicle Characteristics
    78
  - Fuel Cell Vehicle Components
    78
Fuel Cell Vehicle Fuel Cell Vehicle

78
- Driving the Vehicle
  79
- Fuel Filling
  79
- Sounds Unique to the Fuel Cell Vehicle
  80
- Charging the Traction Battery
  81
- Maintenance, Repair, Recycling, and Disposal
  81
- Fuel Cell Vehicle Precautions
  82
  - Hydrogen-Related Components
    82
  - High-Voltage and High-Temperature Components
    83
  - Emergency Shut off System
    84
  - Fuel Cell Warning Message
    84
  - Vehicle Proximity Notification System
    84
  - Running out of Fuel
    85
  - Traction Battery Air Intake Vent
    85
  - Fuel Cell Stack
    86
  - Hydrogen Tanks
    86
  - Fuel Cell Stack Coolant
    87
  - Hydrogen Detectors
    87
  - Ion Filter
    87
  - Tailpipe
    87
  - Electromagnetic Waves (EMF)
    88
  - Power Output Restriction
    88
  - Traction Battery
    88
  - Hydrogen Gas Characteristics
    89
  - Basic Concepts of Hydrogen Safety
    90
  - Detect to Stop Leakage
    90
  - Disperse the Leaked Hydrogen Gas
    90
  - Prevent Leakage
    90
  - High-Voltage and High-Temperature Precautions
    91
  - Precautions in Case of an Accident
    92
  - Accelerator Pedal/Brake Pedal Operation
    94
- Advice for Driving Fuel Cell Vehicles
  94
  - Fuel Cell System Indicator Usage
    94
  - When Braking
    94
  - Air Conditioning System On/Off
    95
  - Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
    95
  - Luggage
    95
  - Using Eco Drive Mode
    95
- Instrument Cluster
  
  97
  - Parking
    81
  - Regenerative Braking
    81
Instrument Cluster Warning Lights and

98
- Warning Lights and Indicators
  98
  - Warning Lights
    99
  - Indicators
    100
  - Fuel Gauge
    102
  - Gauges and Meters
    102
    
    Main Display
    102
    
    Driving Range Distance
    103
    
    Odometer and Trip Meter
    103
    
    Speedometer
    103
    
    Changing the Display
    104
    
    Instrument Panel Light Control
    104
    
    Setting Split Screen on the Main Display
    104
    
    Instrument Panel Brightness Adjustment
    105
    
    Power Meter
    105
    
    The Meters and Display Illuminate When
    105
    
    Liquid Crystal Display
    106
    
    Outside Temperature Display
    106
    
    Audio System-Linked Display
    107
    
    Drive Information
    107
  - Multi-Information Display
    107
    
    Navigation System-Linked Display
    107
    
    Energy Monitor
    108
    
    Operating the Meter Control Switches
    108
    
    Settings Display
    108
    
    Charge Area
    110
    
    Eco Area
    110
    
    Fuel Cell System Indicator and ECO Score
    110
    
    Power Area
    110
    
    5-Minute Fuel Consumption
    111
    
    Fuel Consumption Record
    111
    
    Monthly Fuel Consumption
    111
    
    Average Fuel Consumption
    112
    
    Average Vehicle Speed
    112
    
    Drive Monitor
    112
    
    Driving Time
    112
    
    Daily History
    113
    
    ECO Diary
    113
    
    Monthly History
    113
    
    Suspension of the Settings Display
    114
    
    When the 12-Volt Battery Terminal Is Disconnected and Reconnected
    114
- Operation of each Component
  
  115
4-1. Key Information

116
- Keys
  116
  - Wireless Remote Control
    116
  - If You Lose Your Mechanical Keys
    117
  - Panic Mode
    117
  - Using the Mechanical Key
    117
  - When Riding in an Aircraft
    117
  - Confirmation of the Registered Key Number
    118
  - Electronic Key Battery Depletion
    118
  - If a Wrong Key Is Used
    118
  - Carrying the Electronic Key on Your Person
    119
  - To Prevent Key Damage
    119
  - When an Electronic Key Is Lost
    119
4-2. Opening, Closing and

120
- Locking the Doors Doors
  120
- Smart Key System
  120
- Unlocking and Locking the Doors from the Outside
  120
- Door Lock Buzzer
  121
- Operation Signals
  121
- Security Feature
  121
- Setting the Alarm
  121
- Door Lock Switches
  122
- Inside Lock Buttons
  122
- Locking the Doors from the Outside Without a Key
  122
- Unlocking and Locking the Doors from the Inside
  122
- Automatic Door Locking and Unlocking Systems
  123
- Rear Door Child-Protector Lock
  123
- Impact Detection Door Lock Release System
  124
- Open Door Warning Buzzer
  124
- Switching the Door Unlock Function
  124
- Opening the Trunk from Inside the Vehicle
  126
- Opening the Trunk from Outside the Vehicle
  126
- Trunk
  126
  - Luggage Security System
    127
  - When Closing the Trunk
    127
  - Function to Prevent Trunk Being Locked with the Electronic Key Inside
    128
  - Internal Trunk Release Lever
    128
  - Trunk Light
    128
  - Using the Trunk
    130
  - Antenna Location
    131
- Smart Key System
  131
- Front Seats
  138
- Power Easy Access System
  138
4-3. Adjusting the Seats

138
- Seat Adjustment
  139
- When Adjusting the Seat Position
  139
- Driving Position Memory
  140
  - Operation of the Power Easy Access System
    140
  - Recall Procedure
    141
  - Recording Procedure
    141
  - Memory Recall Function
    142
  - Registering Procedure
    142
  - Seat Positions that Can be Memorized
    142
  - To Stop the Position Recall Operation Part-Way through
    142
  - Cancelation Procedure
    143
  - Recalling the Driving Position Using the Memory Recall Function
    144
- Head Restraints
  145
  - Rear Seats
    145
  - Adjusting the Height of the Head Restraints (Front Seats)
    146
  - Adjusting the Rear Seat Head Restraint
    146
  - Installing the Head Restraints
    146
  - Removing the Head Restraints
    146
  - Automatic Adjustment of the Steering Wheel Position
    147
  - Horn
    147
- Steering Wheel
  147
- The Steering Wheel Can be Adjusted When
  147
Adjusting the Steering Wheel and Mirrors

147
- Caution While Driving
  148
- Adjusting the Height of Rear View Mirror
  149
- Anti-Glare Function
  149
- Inside Rear View Mirror
  149
  - To Prevent Sensor Error
    150
  - Folding and Extending the Mirrors
    151
- Outside Rear View Mirrors
  151
- 4-5. Opening and Closing the Windows
  154
- Opening and Closing Procedures
  154
- Power Windows
  154
  - The Power Windows Can be Operated When
    154
  - Window Lock Switch
    154
  - Door Lock Linked Window Operation
    155
  - Power Windows Open Warning Buzzer
    155
  - When Opening and Closing the Window Cannot be Done
    155
  - Closing the Windows
    156
  - Down Jam Protection Function
    156
  - Up Jam Protection Function
    156
5-1. before Driving

157
- Parking the Vehicle
  158
- Starting off on a Steep Uphill
  158
- Stopping
  158
- Driving in the Rain
  159
- For Fuel-Efficient Driving
  159
- Restraining the Fuel Cell System Output (Brake Override System)
  159
- When Starting off on an Uphill
  159
- Breaking in Your New Toyota
  160
- Drum-In-Disc Type Parking Brake System
  160
- Operating Your Vehicle in a Foreign Country
  160
- When Driving the Vehicle
  161
- When Starting the Vehicle
  161
- When Changing the Shift Position
  162
- When Driving on Slippery Road Surfaces
  162
- If You Hear a Squealing or Scraping Noise
  163
- When the Vehicle Is Parked
  163
- When the Vehicle Is Stopped
  163
- When Taking a Nap in the Vehicle
  164
- If the Vehicle will Not Shift out of the P Position
  165
- If You Get a Flat Tire While Driving
  165
- When Encountering Flooded Roads
  165
- Capacity and Distribution
  166
- Cargo and Luggage
  166
- Vehicle Load Limits
  169
- Trailer Towing
  170
- Dinghy Towing
  171
- Power Switch
  172
- Starting the Fuel Cell System
  172
5-2. Driving Procedures

172
- Stopping the Fuel Cell System
  173
- Water Release
  173
- Auto Power off Function
  174
- Changing Power Switch Modes
  174
- Starting the Fuel Cell System in Cold Temperatures
  175
- Stopping the Fuel Cell System in Cold Temperatures
  175
- If the Fuel Cell System Does Not Start
  176
- If the “READY” Indicator Does Not Come on
  176
- Parking in Cold Temperatures
  176
- Automatic P Position Selection Function
  177
- If the Shift Control System Malfunctions
  177
- Operation of the Power Switch
  177
- Symptoms Indicating a Malfunction with the Power Switch
  178
- To Prevent 12-Volt Battery Discharge
  178
- When Starting the Fuel Cell System
  178
- Shift Lever
  179
- Shift Position Indicator
  179
- Shifting the Shift Lever
  179
- Transmission
  179
  - P Position Switch
    180
  - Shift Position Purpose
    180
  - Shifting the Shift Position from P to Other Positions
    180
  - Br Mode
    181
  - Eco Drive Mode/Power Mode
    181
  - Power Mode
    181
  - Selecting a Drive Mode
    181
  - For the Shift Positions
    182
  - ECO HEAT/COOL Mode Operation for Eco Drive Mode
    183
  - Power Mode Automatic Deactivation
    183
  - Shifting from P on a Slope
    183
  - If the Vehicle Cannot be Shifted out of P
    184
  - Notes Regarding Shift Lever and P Position Switch Operation
    184
  - If the Indicator Flashes Faster than Usual
    185
- Turn Signal Lever
  185
  - Turn Signals Can be Operated When
    185
  - Operating Instructions
    186
- Parking Brake
  186
Operating the Lights and Wipers

187
- Daytime Running Light System
  188
- Headlight Control Sensor
  188
- Turning on the High Beam Headlights
  188
- 12-Volt Battery-Saving Function
  189
- Automatic Headlight Leveling System
  189
- Automatic Light off System
  189
- Light Reminder Buzzer
  189
- Activating the Automatic High Beam System
  190
- Automatic High Beam
  190
- Windshield Wipers and Washer
  195
  - Effects of Vehicle Speed on Wiper Operation
    196
  - If no Windshield Washer Fluid Sprays
    196
  - Raindrop Sensor
    196
  - Washer/Wiper Dual Operation
    196
  - When a Nozzle Becomes Blocked
    197
  - When the Washer Fluid Tank Is Empty
    197
  - When the Windshield Is Dry
    197
  - Before Filling
    198
  - Fuel Type
    198
  - Notes on Fueling
    198
- Opening the Fuel Door
  198
5-4. Refueling

198
- When Filling
  199
- Closing the Fuel Door
  201
- If the Fuel Door Lock Cannot be Released (I.e., if It Is Damaged)
  201
- Sounds During Filling
  201
- Safety Features
  202
- Dynamic Radar Cruise Control
  203
- Summary of Functions
  203
Using the Driving Support Systems

203
Using the Air Conditioning

257
- Automatic Air Conditioning System
  258
  - Adjusting the Temperature Setting
    258
  - Air Conditioning Controls
    258
  - Change the Airflow Mode
    259
  - Fan Speed Setting
    259
  - Other Functions
    259
  - Automatic Mode Indicator
    260
  - Switching between Outside Air and Recirculated Air Modes
    260
  - Using the Automatic Air Conditioning System
    260
  - Using the ECO HEAT/COOL Mode
    260
  - Defogging the Rear Window and Outside Rear View Mirrors
    261
  - Defogging the Windshield
    261
  - Windshield Wiper De-Icer
    261
  - Air Outlets
    262
  - Location of Air Outlets
    262
  - Using Automatic Mode
    262
  - Fogging up of the Windows
    263
  - Operation of the Air Conditioning System in ECO HEAT/COOL Mode
    263
  - Outside/Recirculated Air Mode
    263
  - Windshield Fog Detection Function
    263
  - Ventilation and Air Conditioning Odors
    264
  - When the Outside Temperature Is Low
    264
  - Humidity Sensor
    266
  - Heated Steering Wheel/Seat Heaters
    267
    
    Seat Heaters
    268
    
    When Not in Use (Rear Seats)
    268
  - Interior Lights List
    269
  - To Prevent Burns
    266
  - To Prevent the Windshield from Fogging up
    266
Using the Interior Lights

269
- Interior Lights
  270
- Personal Lights
  270
  - Turns the Lights On/Off
    270
  - Illuminated Entry System
    271
  - List of Storage Features
    272
6-3. Using the Storage Features

272
- Glove Box
  273
- Console Box
  273
- Cup Holders
  274
- When Stowing Bottles (Front Cup Holder)
  275
- Bottle Holders
  276
- Auxiliary Box
  276
- Trunk Features
  277
  - Grocery Bag Hooks
    277
  - Warning Reflector Storage Space
    277
  - Stowing the Warning Reflector
    277
  - First-Aid Kit Storage Belt
    278
Other Interior Features

279
- Sun Visors
  279
- Vanity Mirrors
  279
- Clock
  280
  - Round to the Nearest Hour
    280
  - Time Adjustment
    280
- Armrest
  281
- Coat Hooks
  281
- Assist Grips
  282
- Power Outlet
  283
- Wireless Charger
  284
  - Name for All Parts
    284
  - The “Qi” Symbol
    284
  - Recharging Function
    285
  - Using the Wireless Charger
    285
  - Lighting Conditions of Operation Indicator Light
    286
  - When the Operation Indicator Light Flashes
    286
  - The Wireless Charger Can be Operated When
    287
  - Usable Portable Devices
    287
  - When Covers and Accessories Are Attached to Portable Devices
    287
  - While Charging, Noise Enters the am Radio
    287
  - Certification for the Wireless Charger
    288
  - Caution Regarding Interference with Electronic Devices
    290
  - To Prevent Damage or Burns
    290
  - To Prevent Failure or Damage to Data
    291
  - Before Programming Homelink
    292
  - Garage Door Opener
    292
    
    Programming the Homelink
    292
    
    Programming a Garage Door
    293
    
    Programming an Entry Gate
    293
    
    Programming Homelink
    293
    
    Programming a Rolling Code System
    294
    
    Enabling 2-Way Communication with a Garage Door
    295
    
    Garage Door Operation Indicators
    296
    
    Operating Homelink
    296
    
    Reprogramming a Single Homelink Button
    296
    
    Before Programming
    297
    
    Certification for the Garage Door Opener
    297
    
    Codes Stored in the Homelink Memory
    297
    
    Erasing the Entire Homelink Memory (All Three Codes)
    297
    
    Conforming to Federal Safety Standards
    298
    
    When Operating or Programming Homelink
    298
  - Safety Connect
    299
    
    System Components
    299
    
    Safety Connect Services Information
    300
    
    Services
    300
    
    Subscription
    300
    
    Languages
    301
    
    Safety Connect LED Light Indicators
    301
    
    Safety Connect Services
    301
    
    When Contacting the Response Center
    301
    
    Emergency Assistance Button (“SOS”)
    302
    
    Enhanced Roadside Assistance
    302
    
    Stolen Vehicle Location
    302
    
    Exposure to Radio Frequency Signals
    303
    
    Safety Information for Safety Connect
    303
- Maintenance and Care
  
  305
  - Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior
    306
    
    Automatic Car Washes
    306
    
    High Pressure Car Washes
    306
Maintenance and Care Cleaning and Protecting

306
- 7-1. Maintenance and Care
  306
  - Aluminum Wheels
    307
  - Bumpers
    307
  - Front Side Windows Water-Repellent Coating
    307
  - When Using a Car Wash
    307
  - Precaution Regarding the Rear Bumper with Blind Spot Monitor
    308
  - When Cleaning the Windshield
    308
  - When Washing the Vehicle
    308
  - Cleaning the Exterior Lights
    309
  - When Using a High Pressure Car Wash
    309
  - Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior
    310
    
    Cleaning the Leather Areas
    310
    
    Cleaning the Synthetic Leather Areas
    310
    
    Caring for Leather Areas
    311
    
    Shampooing the Carpets
    311
    
    Cleaning Detergents
    312
    
    Preventing Damage to Leather Surfaces
    312
    
    Water on the Floor
    312
    
    When Cleaning the Inside of the Windshield
    312
    
    Do-It-Yourself Maintenance
    313
    
    General Maintenance
    313
    
    Maintenance Requirements
    313
    
    Scheduled Maintenance
    313
  - 7-2. Maintenance
    314
    
    Allow Inspection and Repairs to be Performed by a Toyota Dealer
    314
    
    Handling of the 12-Volt Battery
    314
    
    If Your Vehicle Is Not Properly Maintained
    314
    
    Repair and Replacement
    314
  - General Maintenance
    315
  - Maintenance
    315
    
    Motor Compartment
    315
    
    Vehicle Interior
    316
    
    Vehicle Exterior
    317
  - Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions
    318
  - When Using an Automatic Car Wash
    309
  - When Washing the Car
    309
7-3. Do-It-Yourself Maintenance

318
- Do-It-Yourself Maintenance Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions
  318
  - Safety Glasses
    319
  - Hood
    320
  - Positioning a Floor Jack
    321
  - When Raising Your Vehicle
    322
  - Motor Compartment
    323
    
    Inverter Coolant
    324
    
    Inverter Coolant Selection
    324
    
    If Inverter Coolant Level Drops Within a Short Time of Replenishing
    325
    
    If You Spill Coolant
    325
    
    Radiator and Condenser
    325
    
    When Adding Coolant
    325
    
    Adding Fluid
    326
    
    Brake Fluid
    326
    
    Brake Fluid Can Absorb Moisture from the Air
    326
    
    Checking Fluid Level
    326
    
    Diluting Washer Fluid
    327
    
    Washer Fluid
    327
    
    When Adding Washer Fluid
    327
  - 12-Volt Battery
    328
    
    Removing the 12-Volt Battery Cover
    328
    
    After Recharging/Reconnecting the 12-Volt Battery
    329
    
    Before Recharging
    329
    
    Installing the 12-Volt Battery Cover
    329
    
    Chemicals in the 12-Volt Battery
    330
    
    Emergency Measures Regarding Electrolyte
    330
    
    How to Recharge the 12-Volt Battery
    330
    
    Where to Safely Charge the 12-Volt Battery
    330
    
    When Recharging the 12-Volt Battery
    331
    
    Checking Tires
    332
    
    Tire Rotation
    332
  - Tires
    332
    
    Installing Tire Pressure Warning Valves and Transmitters
    333
    
    Registering ID Codes
    333
    
    Tire Pressure Warning System
    333
    
    Maximum Load of Tire
    334
    
    Replacing Tires and Wheels
    334
    
    Tire Life
    334
    
    When to Replace Your Vehicle’s Tires
    334
    
    All Season Tires
    335
    
    Snow Tires
    335
    
    Summer Tires
    335
    
    Tire Types
    335
    
    Driving on Rough Roads
    338
    
    If Tire Inflation Pressure of each Tire Becomes Low While Driving
    338
    
    Before Jacking up the Vehicle
    339
    
    Location of the Tools and Jack
    339
  - Replacing the Tire
    339
    
    Taking out the Jack
    340
    
    Using the Tire Jack
    340
    
    Replacing a Tire
    341
    
    Installing the Tire
    343
    
    When Replacing the Tires
    345
  - Tire Inflation Pressure
    346
    
    Effects of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure
    347
    
    Inspection and Adjustment Procedure
    347
    
    Tire Inflation Pressure Check Interval
    347
    
    Instructions for Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
    348
    
    Proper Inflation Is Critical to Save Tire Performance
    348
    
    When Inspecting and Adjusting Tire Inflation Pressure
    348
    
    Aluminum Wheel Precautions
    349
    
    Wheel Selection
    349
  - Wheels
    349
    
    When Replacing Wheels
    349
    
    Replacing Tire Pressure Warning Valves and Transmitters
    350
    
    Use of Defective Wheels Prohibited
    350
    
    When Installing the Wheel Nuts
    350
  - Air Conditioning Filter
    351
  - Removal Method
    351
  - Electronic Key Battery
    353
  - Checking and Replacing Fuses
    355
    
    After a Fuse Is Replaced
    357
    
    If There Is an Overload in a Circuit
    357
    
    Condensation Build-Up on the Inside of the Lens
    358
    
    LED Light Bulbs
    358
  - Light Bulbs
    358
- When Trouble Arises
  
  359
  - When Working Near the Electric Cooling Fans or Radiator Grille
    319
  - When Working on the Motor Compartment
    319
8-1. Essential Information

360
8-2. Steps to Take in an Emergency

362

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Instrument Cluster
6
Instrument Symbols
6
Keyless Entry (if Equipped)
8
Trunk Lid
8
Panic Button
9
Start Function
9
Smart Key System
9
Light Control-Instrument Panel
10
Fuel Door Release Button and Cap
10
Hydrogen Fuel Cell System
11
Features & Operations
15
Auto Lock/Unlock
15
Parking Brake
15
Starting Your Vehicle
15
Automatic Transmission
16
Eco Mode
16
Power Mode
16
Tilt and Telescopic Steering Wheel
17
Door Locks
17
Seat Adjustments-Front
18
Seats-Head Restraints
18
Seat Heaters
18
Lane Departure Alert (LDA)
19
Pre-Collision System (PCS)
20
Blind Spot Monitor (BSM) with Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) (if Equipped)
21
Windshield Wipers and Washer
22
Automatic High Beams (AHB)
22
Lights & Turn Signals
23
Automatic Air Conditioning System
24
USB/AUX Port
25
Power Outlet
25
Wireless Charger
26
Steering Wheel Switches
26
Multi-Information Display (MID)
27
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control (DRCC)
28
Garage Door Opener
29
Safety & Emergency Features
30
Emergency Tire Puncture Repair Kit
30
Tire Pressure Monitoring (Warning) System (TPMS)
30
Seat Belts-Shoulder Belt Anchor
31
Doors-Child Safety Locks
32
Floor Mat Installation
32
Star Safety System
33
Bluetooth ® Device Pairing Section
34
Bluetooth ® Device Pairing
36

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1-2. Theft Deterrent System

Fuel Cell System

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Instrument Cluster

Instrument Cluster Warning Lights and

Operation of each Component

4-1. Key Information

4-2. Opening, Closing and

4-3. Adjusting the Seats

Adjusting the Steering Wheel and Mirrors

5-1. before Driving

5-2. Driving Procedures

Operating the Lights and Wipers

5-4. Refueling

Using the Driving Support Systems

Interior Features

Using the Air Conditioning

Using the Interior Lights

6-3. Using the Storage Features

Other Interior Features

Maintenance and Care

Maintenance and Care Cleaning and Protecting

7-3. Do-It-Yourself Maintenance

When Trouble Arises

8-1. Essential Information

8-2. Steps to Take in an Emergency

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