Toyota YARIS SEDAN Subcompact Economy Car Manuals

Toyota YARIS SEDAN Subcompact Economy Car Manuals

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Toyota YARIS SEDAN Owner's Manual

Toyota YARIS SEDAN Owner's Manual (647 pages)

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

Table of Contents

Pictorial Index
2
Table of Contents
3
Accessories, Spare Parts and Modification of Your Toyota
9
For Your Information
9
- Data Usage
  10
- Installation of an RF-Transmitter System
  10
- Vehicle Data Recording
  10
- Disclosure of the EDR Data
  11
- Event Data Recorder
  11
- Scrapping of Your Toyota
  12
Reading this Manual
13
How to Search
14
Exterior
15
Pictorial Index
15
1 For Safety and Security

30
2 Instrument Cluster

128
- Instrument Cluster Warning Lights and
  129
  - Instrument Cluster
    129
  - Vehicles with a Stop & Start System
    129
  - Vehicles Without a Stop & Start System
    129
  - Warning Lights and Indicators
    129
  - Warning Lights
    131
  - Indicators
    133
  - Eco Driving Indicator Light
    135
  - Gauges and Meters
    137
  - Vehicles with a Drive Monitor Display
    137
  - Vehicles with a Multi-Information Display
    137
  - Adjusting the Clock
    139
  - Changing the Display
    139
  - Clock
    139
  - The Meters and Display Illuminate When
    139
  - Outside Temperature Display
    140
  - Display Contents
    141
  - Drive Monitor Display
    141
  - Average Fuel Consumption
    142
  - Drive Information
    142
  - Driving Range
    142
  - Instantaneous Fuel Consumption
    142
  - Customization
    143
  - Instrument Cluster Light Control
    143
  - Liquid Crystal Display
    144
  - When Disconnecting and Reconnecting Battery Terminals
    144
  - Menu Icons
    145
  - Multi-Information Display
    145
  - Operating the Meter Control Switches
    145
  - Average Vehicle Speed
    146
  - Driving Information
    146
  - Elapsed Time
    146
  - Stop & Start System Information
    146
  - Eco Information
    147
  - Eco Savings
    147
  - Eco Savings Record
    147
  - 5Min (1Min) Consumption
    148
  - Past Record
    148
  - Ranking
    148
  - Adjust Brightness
    149
  - Language
    149
  - Settings
    149
  - Units
    149
  - Eco Driving Indicator Zone Display
    150
  - Pop-Up Guidance
    150
  - Setting Display Automatic Cancelation
    150
  - Trip Summary Display
    151
  - Operation of each Component
    152
- 3-1. Key Information
  152
  - Keys
    153
  - Vehicles Without a Smart Entry & Start System (Type D)
    154
  - Vehicles Without a Smart Entry & Start System (Type E)
    154
  - Vehicles Without a Smart Entry & Start System (Type F)
    154
  - Vehicles with a Smart Entry & Start System
    155
  - Vehicles Without a Smart Entry & Start System (Type G)
    155
  - Vehicles Without a Smart Entry & Start System (Type H)
    155
  - Vehicles Without a Smart Entry & Start System (Type A)
    156
  - Vehicles Without a Smart Entry & Start System (Type B)
    156
  - Wireless Remote Control
    156
  - If You Lose Your Keys
    157
  - Using the Mechanical Key
    157
  - When Riding in an Aircraft
    157
  - Conditions Affecting Operation
    158
  - Confirmation of the Registered Key Number
    158
  - Key Battery Depletion
    158
  - To Prevent Key Damage
    161
  - When a Key Is Lost
    161
  - Doors
    162
  - Entry Function
    162
  - Unlocking and Locking the Doors from the Outside
    162
  - Door Lock Buzzer
    164
  - Impact Detection Door Lock Release System
    164
  - Operation Signals
    164
  - Security Feature
    164
  - Door Lock Switches
    165
  - Inside Lock Buttons
    165
  - Unlocking and Locking the Doors from the Inside
    165
  - Locking the Front Doors from the Outside Without a Key
    166
  - Rear Door Child-Protector Lock
    166
  - Automatic Door Locking and Unlocking Systems
    167
  - Setting and Canceling the Functions
    167
  - Conditions Affecting the Operation
    168
  - Open Door Warning Buzzer
    168
  - Opening the Trunk from Inside the Vehicle
    169
  - Opening the Trunk from Outside the Vehicle
    169
  - Trunk
    169
  - Trunk Light
    171
  - Antenna Location
    174
  - Smart Entry & Start System
    174
  - Alarms and Warning Indicators
    175
  - Effective Range (Areas Within Which the Electronic Key Is Detected)
    175
  - When Locking or Unlocking the Doors
    175
  - Battery-Saving Function
    177
  - Electronic Key Battery-Saving Function
    177
  - Note for the Entry Function
    178
  - Alarm
    179
  - Electronic Key Battery Depletion
    179
  - To Operate the System Properly
    179
  - When the Vehicle Is Not Driven for Extended Periods
    179
  - Front Seats
    185
  - Manual Seat
    185
- 3-3. Adjusting the Seats
  185
  - Power Seat (Driver’s Seat Only)
    186
  - Folding down the Rear Seatbacks
    187
  - Rear Seats (Fold-Down Type)
    187
  - Remove the Seat Belt from Guide
    188
  - Returning Rear Seatbacks
    188
  - Adjusting the Head Restraints (Front Seats and Rear Center Seat)
    190
  - Head Restraints
    190
  - Installing the Head Restraints
    190
  - Removing the Head Restraints
    190
  - Adjusting the Height of the Head Restraints (Front Seats)
    191
  - Adjusting the Rear Center Seat Head Restraint
    191
  - Adjusting the Rear Outer Seat Head Restraints
    191
  - Horn
    192
  - Steering Wheel
    192
  - After Adjusting the Steering Wheel
    193
  - Adjusting the Height of Rear View Mirror
    194
  - Anti-Glare Function
    194
  - Inside Rear View Mirror
    194
  - Manual Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror
    194
  - Auto Anti-Glare Inside Rear View Mirror
    195
  - To Prevent Sensor Error
    195
  - Manually-Adjustable Type
    196
  - Outside Rear View Mirrors
    196
  - Power-Adjustable Type
    196
  - Folding the Mirrors
    197
  - Mirror Angle Can be Adjusted When (Power-Adjustable Type)
    197
  - Opening and Closing Procedures
    199
  - Power Windows
    199
  - Jam Protection Function (Windows with One-Touch Closing Function)
    200
  - The Power Windows Can be Operated When
    200
  - Window Lock Switch
    200
  - When the Power Window Does Not Close Normally
    201
  - Moon Roof
    203
  - Opening and Closing
    203
  - Tilting up and down
    203
  - If the Moon Roof Cannot be Closed
    204
  - Jam Protection Function
    204
  - Sunshade
    204
  - To Reduce Wind Noise
    204
4 Driving

206
- 4-1. before Driving
  207
- Continuously Variable Transmission
  207
- Driving the Vehicle
  207
  - Stopping
    207
  - Parking the Vehicle
    208
  - Driving in the Rain
    209
  - Starting off on a Steep Uphill
    209
  - When Starting off on an Uphill
    209
  - Breaking in Your New Toyota
    210
  - Restraining the Engine Output (Brake Override System)
    210
  - Avoiding Damage to Vehicle Parts
    216
  - When Driving the Vehicle
    216
  - When Parking the Vehicle
    216
  - If You Get a Flat Tire While Driving
    217
  - When Encountering Flooded Roads
    217
  - Cargo and Luggage
    218
  - Storage Precautions
    218
  - Trailer Towing
    220
  - Changing Engine Switch Positions
    221
  - Engine (Ignition) Switch (Vehicles Without a
    221
  - Entry & Start System)
    221
  - Starting the Engine
    221
  - Key Reminder Function
    222
  - Turning the Key from “ACC” to “LOCK” (on some Models)
    222
  - When the Steering Lock Cannot be Released
    222
  - Engine (Ignition) Switch (Vehicles with a Smart Entry & Start System)
    224
  - Stopping the Engine
    226
  - Changing Engine Switch Modes
    227
  - Auto Power off Function
    229
  - If the Engine Does Not Start
    230
  - Steering Lock
    230
  - Steering Lock Motor Overheating Prevention
    230
  - Operation of the Engine Switch
    231
  - Symptoms Indicating a Malfunction with the Engine Switch
    232
  - To Prevent Battery Discharge
    232
  - When Starting the Engine
    232
  - Continuously Variable Transmission (Except for Thailand)
    233
  - Shifting the Shift Lever
    233
  - Eco Drive Mode
    234
  - Selecting the Driving Mode
    234
  - Shift Position Purpose
    234
  - Sport Mode
    235
  - Temporally Gear Steps Selection Mode in the D Position
    235
  - Changing Gear Steps in the M Position
    236
  - Gear Step Functions
    237
  - When Driving with the Cruise Control Activated
    237
  - Downshift Restriction Warning Buzzer
    238
  - G Ai-Shift
    238
  - Shift Lock System
    238
  - When Canceling Eco Drive Mode/Sport Mode
    238
  - If the Shift Lever Cannot be Shifted from P
    239
  - Releasing the Shift Lock
    239
  - Continuously Variable Transmission (for Thailand)
    241
  - 5-Speed Transmission
    244
  - Manual Transmission
    244
  - 6-Speed Transmission
    245
  - Shifting the Shift Lever to R (6-Speed Transmission)
    245
  - Maximum Allowable Speeds
    246
  - Operation Instructions
    248
  - Turn Signal Lever
    248
  - If the Indicator Flashes Faster than Usual
    249
  - Right-Hand Drive Vehicles
    249
  - Turn Signals Can be Operated When
    249
  - Parking Brake
    250
  - Parking Brake Engaged Warning Buzzer
    250
  - Headlight Switch
    251
  - Turning on the High Beam Headlights
    254
  - Follow Me Home System
    255
  - Guide to Dial Settings
    256
  - Manual Headlight Leveling Dial
    256
  - Automatic Light off System
    257
  - Daytime Running Light System
    257
  - Headlight Control Sensor
    257
  - Light Reminder Buzzer
    257
  - Fog Light Switch
    259
  - Front Fog Light Switch
    259
  - Rear Fog Light Switch
    260
  - Front and Rear Fog Light Switch
    261
  - Fog Lights Can be Used When
    262
  - Operating the Wiper Lever
    263
  - Windshield Wipers and Washer
    263
  - Without Intermittent Windshield Wipers
    263
  - Intermittent Windshield Wipers
    265
  - Interval Adjustment Type Only
    266
  - Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers
    267
  - If no Windshield Washer Fluid Sprays
    270
  - Raindrop Sensor
    270
  - The Windshield Wipers and Washer Can be Operated When
    270
  - Before Refueling the Vehicle
    272
  - Fuel Tank Opening for Unleaded Gasoline
    272
  - Opening the Fuel Tank Cap
    272
  - Refueling (2NR-FBE Engine Only)
    272
  - Closing the Fuel Tank Cap
    275
  - Cruise Control
    276
  - Setting the Vehicle Speed
    276
  - Summary of Functions
    276
- Using the Driving Support
  276
  - Adjusting the Set Speed
    277
  - Canceling and Resuming the Constant Speed Control
    277
  - Accelerating after Setting the Vehicle Speed
    278
  - Automatic Cruise Control Cancelation
    278
  - Toyota Parking Assist-Sensor
    280
  - Types of Sensors
    280
  - Display (6 Sensor Models)
    281
  - Toyota Parking Assist-Sensor Switch
    281
  - The Distance Display and Buzzer
    282
  - Rear Corner Sensors (6 Sensor Models)
    283
  - Rear Center Sensors
    284
  - Detection Range of the Sensors
    285
  - The Toyota Parking Assist-Sensor Can be Operated When
    285
  - Sensor Detection Information
    286
  - When the System Malfunctions
    287
  - Notes When Washing the Vehicle
    288
  - When Using Toyota Parking Assist-Sensor
    288
  - Automatic Enabling of the Stop & Start System
    289
  - Disabling the Stop & Start System
    289
  - Stop & Start System
    289
  - Stop & Start System Operation
    289
  - Hill-Start Assist Control
    290
  - Operating Conditions
    290
  - Points for Use
    290
  - Changing the Idling Stop Time with the Air Conditioning System on
    292
  - Displaying the Stop & Start System Status
    292
  - When the Hood Is Opened
    292
  - Multi-Information Display Messages
    293
  - If the Stop & Start Cancel Indicator Flashes Continuously
    295
  - The Stop & Start System Protection Function
    295
  - When the Buzzer Sounds
    295
  - ABS (Anti-Lock Brake System)
    297
  - Brake Assist
    297
  - Driving Assist Systems
    297
  - Disabling the TRC System
    298
  - When the TRC/VSC Systems Are Operating
    298
  - Operating Conditions of Hill-Start Assist Control
    299
  - Turning off both TRC and VSC Systems
    299
  - Automatic Reactivation of TRC and VSC Systems
    300
  - Automatic System Cancelation of Hill-Start Assist Control
    300
  - Brake System Operating Sound (3NR-FKE Engine)
    300
  - EPS Operation Sound
    300
  - Reduced Effectiveness of the EPS System
    301
  - Hill-Start Assist Control Does Not Operate Effectively When
    302
  - Replacing Tires
    302
  - When the TRC/VSC Is Activated
    302
  - When the TRC/VSC Systems Are Turned off
    302
  - Before Driving the Vehicle
    303
  - Preparation for Winter
    303
  - Winter Driving Tips
    303
- Cruise Control Can be Set When
  278
- 4-6. Driving Tips
  303
  - Selecting Tire Chains
    304
  - Cross Chain
    305
  - Regulations on the Use of Tire Chains
    305
  - Side Chain
    305
  - Tire Chain Installation
    305
  - Driving with Snow Tires
    306
  - Driving with Tire Chains (Except for Vehicles with 195/50R16 Tires)
    306
  - Accelerator Pedal/Brake Pedal Operation
    307
  - Eco-Friendly Driving Tips
    307
  - Use of Eco Driving Indicator
    307
  - Using Eco Drive Mode
    307
  - Air Conditioning
    308
  - Delays
    308
  - Highway Driving
    308
  - When Braking
    308
  - Luggage
    309
  - Performing Idling Stops
    309
  - Regular Maintenance
    309
5 Audio System

310
- 5-1. Basic Operations
  311
- Audio System Types
  311
  - Using Cellular Phones
    312
  - Operating the Audio System Using the Steering Wheel Switches
    314
  - Steering Wheel Audio Switches
    314
  - Adjusting the Volume
    315
  - Changing the Audio Source
    315
  - Silencing a Sound
    315
  - Turning on the Power
    315
  - Selecting a Folder (MP3 and WMA or USB Memory)
    316
  - Selecting a Track/File or Song
    316
  - Selecting an Album
    316
  - AUX Port/Usb Port
    317
  - Connecting Using the aux Port/Usb Port
    317
  - Portable Audio Player
    317
  - USB Memory
    317
  - Changing Sound Quality Modes
    318
  - Optimal Use of the Audio System
    318
  - Using the Audio Control Function
    318
  - Adjusting Sound Quality
    319
  - Adjusting the Automatic Sound Levelizer (ASL)
    319
  - Radio Operation
    320
- Using the Radio
  320
  - Reception Sensitivity
    322
  - Setting Station Presets
    322
  - When the Battery Is Disconnected
    322
  - CD Player Operation
    323
  - Ejecting Cds or MP3 and WMA Discs
    325
  - Loading Cds or MP3 and WMA Discs
    325
  - Selecting a Track from a Track List
    325
  - Using the CD Player
    325
  - Playing Back MP3 and WMA Discs
    326
  - Returning to the First Folder
    326
  - Selecting a Folder and File from Folder List
    326
  - Selecting Folders One at a Time
    326
  - Discs that Can be Used
    327
  - Display
    327
  - Error Messages
    327
  - Switching the Display
    327
  - CD Player Protection Feature
    328
  - Lens Cleaners
    328
  - MP3 and WMA Files
    328
  - MP3 File Compatibility
    328
  - Compatible Disc Formats
    329
  - Compatible Media
    329
  - File Names
    329
  - Multi-Sessions
    329
  - Extensions
    330
  - MP3 and WMA Playback
    330
  - Playback
    330
  - Player Precautions
    331
  - Control Panel
    332
  - Listening to an Ipod
    332
- Using an External Device
  332
  - Play Mode List
    334
  - Selecting a Play Mode
    334
  - Fast-Forwarding and Rewinding Songs
    335
  - Repeat Play
    335
  - Selecting a Song from the Song List
    335
  - Selecting Songs
    335
  - About Ipod
    336
  - Random Play
    336
  - Ipod Functions
    337
  - Ipod Problems
    337
  - Compatible Models
    338
  - Listening to a USB Memory Device
    340
  - Fast-Forwarding and Rewinding Files
    342
  - Selecting a File
    342
  - Selecting a Folder
    342
  - USB Memory Functions
    343
  - Operating Portable Audio Devices Connected to the Audio System
    347
  - Using the aux Port
    347
  - When Using a Portable Audio Device Connected to the Power Outlet
    347
  - Bluetooth ® Audio/Phone
    348
  - Using Bluetooth Devices
    348
  - Device Registration/Connection Flow
    349
  - Audio Unit
    350
  - Microphone
    351
  - Audio/Phone
    352
  - Menu List of the Bluetooth
    352
  - Using the Steering Wheel Switches
    354
  - How to Register a Bluetooth Device
    355
  - ("Bluetooth * " Menu)
    356
  - Functions and Operation Procedures
    356
  - Using the "SETUP" Menu
    356
  - Connecting the Registered Cellular Phone to the Audio System
    357
  - Deleting a Registered Cellular Phone
    357
  - Listing the Registered Cellular Phones
    357
  - Registering a Bluetooth Device
    357
  - Connecting the Registered Portable Player to the Audio System
    358
  - Deleting the Registered Portable Player
    358
  - Disconnecting the Registered Cellular Phone from the Audio System
    358
  - Listing the Registered Portable Players
    358
  - Changing the Passkey
    359
  - Disconnecting the Registered Portable Player from the Audio System
    359
  - Selecting the Connection Method
    359
  - Displaying the Device Status
    360
  - Setting Automatic Connection of the Device on or off
    360
  - Setting the Automatic Connection Confirmation Display to on or off
    360
  - Initialization
    361
  - Initializing the All Settings
    361
  - Initializing the Device Information
    361
  - Initializing the Sound Settings
    361
  - Using the "SETUP" Menu ("PHONE" or "TEL" Menu)
    362
  - Adding a New Phone Number
    363
  - Deleting Call Histories
    363
  - Deleting Outgoing Call History
    363
  - Setting Speed Dials
    363
  - Deleting a Number from All Call Histories
    364
  - Deleting Incoming Call History
    364
  - Deleting Missed Call History
    364
  - Deleting a Registered Phone Number
    365
  - Deleting Another Cellular Phone’s Phonebook
    365
  - Setting Automatic Transferring of the Phonebook to on or off
    365
  - Setting Call Volume
    366
  - Setting Ring Tone
    366
  - Setting Ring Tone Volume
    366
  - Transferring Call Histories
    366
  - Call History
    367
  - Limitation of Number of Digits
    367
  - Phone Number
    367
  - Phone System Functions
    367
  - Operating a Bluetooth Enabled Portable Player
    368
- Bluetooth Audio
  368
  - Audio System Functions
    370
  - Dialing by Entering the Number
    371
  - Dialing by Selecting a Name
    371
  - Making a Phone Call
    371
  - Speed Dialing
    371
- Playing and Pausing Tracks
  370
- Bluetooth Phone
  371
  - Deleting the Selected Number
    372
  - Dialing from Call Histories
    372
  - PBAP (Phone Book Access Profile) Automatic Transfer
    372
  - Registering a Number as a Speed Dial
    372
  - Answering the Phone
    373
  - Receiving a Call When on Another Call
    373
  - Receiving a Phone Call
    373
  - Refusing the Call
    373
  - Inputting Digits
    374
  - Muting Your Voice
    374
  - Speaking on the Phone
    374
  - Transferring a Call
    374
  - Automatic Volume Adjustment
    375
  - Phone Call System Functions
    375
  - Situations Where the System May Not Recognize Your Voice
    375
  - When Talking on the Phone
    375
- Bluetooth
  376
  - When Transferring Ownership of the Vehicle
    376
  - About Bluetooth
    377
6 Interior Features

386
- 6-1. Using the Air Conditioning
  386
  - System and Defogger
    386
    
    Air Conditioning Controls
    387
    
    Manual Air Conditioning System
    387
  - Using the Air Conditioning System and Defogger Manual Air Conditioning System
    387
    
    Adjusting the Fan Speed Setting
    388
    
    Adjusting the Temperature Setting
    388
    
    Vehicles with a Heater
    388
    
    Vehicles Without a Heater
    388
    
    Changing the Air Flow Mode
    389
    
    Defogging the Rear Window
    390
    
    Defogging the Windshield (Vehicle with a Heater)
    390
    
    Other Functions
    390
    
    Switching between Outside Air and Recirculated Air Modes
    390
    
    Adjusting the Position of and Opening and Closing the Air Outlets
    391
    
    Air Outlets
    391
    
    Location of Air Outlets
    391
    
    Outside Outlets
    391
    
    Fogging up of the Windows
    392
    
    Outside/Recirculated Air Mode
    392
    
    Ventilation and Air Conditioning Odors
    392
    
    When Driving on Dusty Roads
    392
  - Automatic Air Conditioning System
    394
    
    Automatic Mode Indicator
    396
    
    Using Automatic Mode
    396
  - Air Circulator
    402
  - Adjusting the Position of the Air Outlets
    402
  - Interior Lights List
    404
  - Vehicles Without an Air Circulator
    404
- Interior Features
  386
- Using the Interior Lights
  404
  - Vehicles with an Air Circulator
    405
  - Front
    406
  - Interior Light
    406
  - Type B
    406
  - Personal Lights
    407
    
    Air Circulator Illumination (Vehicles with an Air Circulator)
    408
    
    Automatic Interior Light off System
    409
    
    Illuminated Entry System
    409
    
    To Prevent the Battery from Being Discharged
    409
  - List of Storage Features
    410
    
    Console Box
    411
    
    Glove Box
    411
    
    Using the Glove Box Vent
    411
    
    Cup Holders
    412
    
    Bottle Holders
    413
    
    Auxiliary Boxes
    414
  - Trunk Features
    415
- Other Interior Features
  416
  - Sun Visors
    416
  - Vanity Mirrors
    416
    
    Vanity Lights
    417
    
    Vanity Lights Can be Used When
    417
  - Power Outlets
    418
    
    The Power Outlets Can be Used When
    418
    
    When Turning the Engine Switch off
    418
  - Rear Armrest
    419
  - Rear Sunshade
    419
  - Assist Grips
    420
7 Maintenance and Care

422
- Automatic Car Washes
  423
- Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior
  423
- High Pressure Car Washes
  423
- Maintenance and Care Cleaning and Protecting
  423
  - 7-1. Maintenance and Care
    423
    
    Wheels and Wheel Ornaments
    423
    
    Bumpers
    424
    
    Plated Portions
    424
    
    Antenna Installation and Removal Precautions (Pole Type)
    425
    
    Cleaning the Exterior Lights
    425
    
    To Prevent Damage to the Antenna (Pole Type)
    426
    
    When Using a High Pressure Car Wash
    426
  - Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior
    427
    
    Cleaning the Leather Areas
    427
    
    Cleaning the Synthetic Leather Areas
    427
    
    Caring for Leather Areas
    428
    
    Shampooing the Carpets
    428
    
    Cleaning Detergents
    429
    
    Cleaning the Inside of the Rear Window
    429
    
    Preventing Damage to Leather Surfaces
    429
    
    Water on the Floor
    429
- Maintenance Requirements
  430
  - Scheduled Maintenance
    430
  - Where to Go for Maintenance Service?
    430
  - Do-It-Yourself Maintenance
    431
  - Does Your Vehicle Need Repairs?
    431
  - What about Do-It-Yourself Maintenance?
    431
  - Handling of the Battery
    432
  - If Your Vehicle Is Not Properly Maintained
    432
  - Maintenance Schedule Requirements
    433
  - Scheduled Maintenance
    433
    
    Additional Maintenance Schedule
    437
    
    Operating on Rough or Muddy Roads, or Roads with Melted Snow
    437
    
    Operating on Dusty Roads
    438
    
    Heavily Loaded Vehicle
    439
    
    Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions
    441
- 7-3. Do-It-Yourself Maintenance
  441
  - Do-It-Yourself Maintenance
    442
    
    Hood
    444
    
    Positioning a Floor Jack
    446
    
    3NR-FE Engine
    448
    
    Engine Compartment
    448
    
    Except for 3NR-FE Engine
    449
    
    Engine Compartment Cover
    450
    
    Installing the Clips
    450
    
    Removing the Engine Compartment Cover
    450
    
    Checking the Engine Oil
    451
    
    Engine Oil
    451
    
    Adding Engine Oil
    452
    
    Engine Oil Consumption
    453
    
    Coolant Selection
    454
    
    Engine Coolant
    454
    
    If the Coolant Level Drops Within a Short Time of Replenishing
    454
    
    If You Spill Coolant
    455
    
    Radiator and Condenser
    455
    
    When Adding Coolant
    455
    
    When the Engine Is Hot
    455
    
    Battery
    456
    
    Battery Exterior
    456
    
    Caution Symbols
    456
    
    Adding Distilled Water (Battery with Vent Plugs)
    457
    
    Checking Battery Fluid
    457
    
    After Recharging/Reconnecting the Battery
    458
    
    Before Recharging
    458
    
    Washer Fluid
    460
    
    Air Cleaner Filter
    461
    
    Checking Tires
    463
    
    Tires
    463
    
    Tire Pressure Warning System
    464
    
    Tire Rotation
    464
    
    How to Initialize the Tire Pressure Warning System
    465
    
    Initializing the Tire Pressure Warning System
    465
    
    Installing Tire Pressure Warning Valves and Transmitters
    465
    
    Registering ID Codes
    466
    
    When to Replace Your Vehicle’s Tires
    466
    
    Low Profile Tires
    467
    
    Replacing Tire and Wheels
    467
    
    Routine Tire Inflation Pressure Checks
    467
    
    Tire Life
    467
    
    The Initialization Operation
    469
    
    Warning Performance of the Tire Pressure Warning System
    469
    
    When Initialization of the Tire Pressure Warning System Has Failed
    469
    
    When Initializing the Tire Pressure Warning System
    471
    
    When Inspecting or Replacing Tires
    471
    
    Driving on Rough Roads
    472
    
    If Tire Inflation Pressure of each Tire Becomes Low While Driving
    472
    
    Low Profile Tires (Vehicle with 195/50R16 Tires)
    472
    
    Effects of Incorrect Tire Inflation Pressure
    473
    
    Instructions for Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
    473
    
    Tire Inflation Pressure
    473
    
    Proper Inflation Is Critical to Save Tire Performance
    474
    
    Aluminum Wheel Precautions
    475
    
    Wheel Selection
    475
    
    Wheels
    475
    
    Use of Defective Wheels Prohibited
    476
    
    When Installing the Wheel Nuts
    476
    
    When Replacing Wheels
    476
    
    When Replacing Wheels (Vehicles with a Tire Pressure Warning System)
    476
    
    Air Conditioning Filter
    477
    
    Left-Hand Drive Vehicles
    478
    
    Checking Interval
    479
    
    If Air Flow from the Vents Decreases Dramatically
    479
    
    To Prevent Damage to the Filter Cover
    479
    
    When Removing the Glove Box
    479
    
    Replacing the Battery
    480
    
    Wireless Remote Control/Electronic Key Battery
    480
    
    If the Electronic Key Battery Is Depleted
    483
    
    Use a Lithium Battery
    483
    
    When Replacing the Module (Type a Only)
    483
    
    Checking and Replacing Fuses
    485
    
    Under the Instrument Panel (Left-Hand Drive Vehicles)
    485
    
    Under the Instrument Panel (Right-Hand Drive Vehicles)
    486
    
    After a Fuse Is Replaced
    488
    
    If There Is an Overload in a Circuit
    488
    
    When Replacing Light Bulbs
    488
    
    Bulb Locations
    489
    
    Light Bulbs
    489
    
    Preparing for Light Bulb Replacement
    489
    
    Rear
    490
    
    Headlight Low Beam
    491
    
    Replacing Light Bulbs
    491
    
    Headlight High Beam
    492
    
    Front Turn Signal Lights
    493
    
    Front Position Lights (Bulb Type)
    494
    
    Front Fog Lights
    495
    
    Side Turn Signal Lights
    497
    
    Side Turn Signal Lights (for India)
    500
    
    Condensation Build-Up on the Inside of the Lens
    509
    
    LED Lights
    509
    
    When Trouble Arises
    510
  - Emergency Flashers
    511
- 8-1. Essential Information
  511
  - If Your Vehicle Has to be Stopped in an Emergency
    512
  - If the Vehicle Is Trapped in Rising Water
    514
    
    Escaping the Vehicle from the Window
    514
    
    Using an Emergency Hammer* for Emergency Escape
    514
    
    If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed
    515
    
    Situations When It Is Necessary to Contact Dealers before Towing
    515
    
    Towing with a Sling-Type Truck
    515
- Steps to Take in an Emergency if Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed
  515
- To Prevent Damage to the Vehicle When Towing with a Sling-Type Truck
  520
- 9-1. Specifications
  587
  - Vehicle Identification
    588
  - Vehicle Identification Number
    588
  - Engine Number
    591
  - Year of Manufacture and Country of Origin
    591
  - Engine
    592
  - Fuel
    594
  - Lubrication System
    595
  - Engine Oil Selection
    596
  - Oil Grade
    596
  - Recommended Viscosity (SAE)
    596
  - API Service Symbol
    597
  - ILSAC Certification Mark
    597
  - Oil Viscosity (0W-20 Is Explained here as an Example)
    597
  - 2NR-FBE Engine
    598
  - How to Read Oil Container Labels
    599
  - 3NR-FKE Engine
    600
  - Cooling System
    602
  - Battery with Vent Plugs
    604
  - Battery Without Vent Plugs
    604
  - Electrical System
    604
  - Ignition System
    604
  - 5-Speed Models
    605
  - Manual Transmission Gear Oil (6-Speed Models)
    606
  - Specifications
    606
    
    Brakes
    607
    
    Clutch
    607
    
    Steering
    607
    
    Tires and Wheels
    608
  - Fuel Information
    613
    
    If Your Engine Knocks
    614
    
    Use of Ethanol Blended Gasoline in a Gasoline Engine
    614
    
    Use of Ethanol Blended Gasoline in Flex Fuel Engine
    614
  - Customizable Features
    616
  - Customizing Vehicle Features
    616
  - Items to Initialize
    620
- Initialization
  620
  - Index
    622
  - What to Do if
    622
    
    (Troubleshooting)
    622
    
    The Doors Cannot be Locked or Unlocked
    623
    
    The Doors Cannot be Locked, Unlocked, Opened or Closed
    623
    
    What to Do If... (Troubleshooting)
    623
    
    You Lose Your Keys
    623
    
    The Engine Does Not Start
    624
    
    The Rear Door Cannot be Opened
    624
    
    The Trunk Lid Is Closed with the Electronic Key Left Inside
    624
    
    A Warning Buzzer Sounds During Driving
    626
    
    The Engine Switch Is Turned off Automatically
    626
    
    A Warning Light Turns on
    627
    
    An Alarm Is Activated and the Horn Sounds
    627
    
    If You Have a Flat Tire
    627
    
    The Vehicle Becomes Stuck
    627
  - Alphabetical Index
    628
  - Gas Station Information
    645

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Toyota YARIS SEDAN Quick Reference Manual

Toyota YARIS SEDAN Quick Reference Manual (20 pages)

2009

Brand: Toyota | Category: Automobile | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Instrument Cluster
6
Fuel Tank Door Release and Cap
8
Keyless Entry 1
8
Trunk Release
8
Hood Release
9
Automatic Transmission
10
Tilt Steering Wheel
10
Parking Brake
11
Seat Adjustments-Front
11
Windows-Power
11
Seat Adjustments-Rear
12
Seats-Head Restraints
12
Windshield Wipers & Washers
12
Lights & Turn Signals
13
Power Outlet
15
Clock
16
Cruise Control
16
Light Control-Instrument Panel
16
Bottle Holders-Rear Seat
17
Cup Holders
17
Tire Pressure Monitoring (Warning) System
18
Seat Belts-Shoulder Belt Anchor
19
Spare Tire & Tools
19
Trunk-Internal Release
19

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