What to do if...
A tire punctures |
P. 580 |
If you have a flat tire |
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P. 588 |
If the engine will not start |
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The engine does not start |
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P. 64 |
Engine immobilizer system |
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P. 597 |
If the battery is discharged |
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The shift lever cannot be moved out
The engine coolant temperature gauge enters the red zone
Steam can be seen coming from under the hood
The key is lost
The battery runs out
The doors cannot be locked
The horn begins to sound
The vehicle is stuck in mud or sand
P.590
P. 600
P. 593
P. 597
P. 22
P. 66
P. 603
If the shift lever cannot be shifted from P
If your vehicle overheats
If you lose your keys
If the battery is discharged
Doors
Alarm
If the vehicle becomes stuck
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What to do if...
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A warning light or indicator |
P. 570 |
If a warning light turns on |
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light comes on |
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Brake system warning light |
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Malfunction indicator lamp |
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P. 570 |
P. 571 |
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“ABS” warning light
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P. 571 |
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Brake system warning light |
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(yellow indicator) |
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P. 571 |
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Low fuel level warning light
P. 572
SRS warning light
P. 571
Open door warning light
P. 572
Charging system warning
light |
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P. 570 |
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Driver’s seat belt reminder
light |
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P. 572 |
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Front passenger’s seat belt |
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reminder light |
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P. 572 |
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Master warning light with |
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warning message |
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P. 572 |
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Electric power steering warning
light |
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P. 571 |
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Pre-collision system |
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warning light |
P. 571 |
Tire pressure warning light
P. 572
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GAS STATION INFORMATION
Auxiliary catch lever |
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Trunk opener |
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Fuel filler door |
P. 492 |
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P. 26 |
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P. 64 |
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Hood lock release lever |
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Fuel filler door opener |
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Tire inflation pressure |
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P. 492 |
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P. 64 |
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P. 613 |
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Fuel tank capacity |
22.1 gal. (84L, 18.4 lmp.gal.) |
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Fuel type |
Unleaded gasoline only |
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P. 65, 608 |
Cold tire inflation |
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P. 613 |
pressure |
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Engine oil capacity |
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qt. (L, Imp.qt.) |
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With filter |
9.1 (8.6, 7.6) |
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(Drain and refill) |
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Without filter |
8.9 (8.4, 7.4) |
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Engine oil type |
Toyota Genuine Motor Oil or equivalent |
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Oil grade: ILSAC multigrade engine oil |
P. 609 |
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Recommended oil viscosity: SAE-5W-20, -0W-20 |
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Alphabetical index
A |
A/C (Air conditioning system) |
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................................................SRS airbags |
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71 |
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.......................Air conditioning filter |
525 |
............................................................Alarm |
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66 |
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Automatic air conditioning |
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Antenna.................................................... |
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242 |
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system................ |
204, 212, 220, 228 |
Anti-lock brake system (ABS).......... |
173 |
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Front air conditioning |
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Armrest .................................................... |
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438 |
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system............................ |
204, 212, 220 |
Ashtrays..................................................... |
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427 |
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Rear air conditioning system ....... |
228 |
Audio system |
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ABS (Anti-lock brake system) ......... |
173 |
Antenna................................................... |
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242 |
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AFS (Adaptive front lighting |
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AUX adapter....................................... |
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257 |
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system).................................................... |
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139 |
A/V input adapter............................ |
358 |
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Adaptive front lighting system |
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CD player/changer.......................... |
243 |
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(AFS)........................................................ |
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139 |
DVD player.................. |
283, 327, 328 |
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Air conditioning filter .......................... |
525 |
MP3/WMA disc................................ |
249 |
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Air conditioning system (A/C) |
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Optimal use ......................................... |
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255 |
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Air conditioning filter ....................... |
525 |
Radio ....................................................... |
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240 |
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Front air conditioning |
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Rear seat audio system .................... |
312 |
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system............................ |
204, 212, 220 |
Rear seat entertainment |
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Rear air conditioning system ....... |
228 |
system.................................................... |
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318 |
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Airbags |
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Steering wheel audio switch........ |
258 |
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Airbag operating conditions........... |
75 |
Automatic air conditioning system |
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Airbag precautions for your |
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Air conditioning filter.......................... |
525 |
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child.......................................................... |
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80 |
Automatic air conditioning |
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Airbag warning light .......................... |
571 |
system ................... |
204, 212, 220, 228 |
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Curtain shield airbag operating |
Front air conditioning |
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conditions.............................................. |
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75 |
system ............................... |
204, 212, 220 |
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Curtain shield airbag |
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Rear air conditioning system........... |
228 |
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precautions .......................................... |
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80 |
Automatic headlight leveling |
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Front passenger occupant |
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system ..................................................... |
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140 |
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classification system......................... |
85 |
Automatic light control system........ |
138 |
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General airbag precautions ........... |
80 |
Automatic transmission |
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Locations of airbags.............................. |
71 |
Automatic transmission ..................... |
118 |
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Modification and disposal of |
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If the shift lever cannot be |
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airbags.................................................... |
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84 |
shifted from P |
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590 |
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Proper driving posture ............. |
69, 80 |
S mode ....................................................... |
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119 |
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Side airbag operating |
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AUX adapter......................................... |
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257 |
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conditions.............................................. |
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75 |
A/V input adapter................................ |
358 |
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Side airbag precautions.................... |
80 |
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B |
BA (Brake assist).................................... |
173 |
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Back-up lights |
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Wattage ................................................... |
615 |
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Battery |
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Checking............................................... |
507 |
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If the vehicle has discharged |
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battery.................................................. |
597 |
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Preparing and checking |
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before winter...................................... |
187 |
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Bluetooth® .............................................. |
362 |
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Brake |
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Fluid.......................................................... |
506 |
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Brake hold .............................................. |
125 |
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Parking brake........................................ |
123 |
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Brake assist (BA).................................... |
173 |
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Brake hold................................................. |
125 |
C |
Care |
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Exterior................................................... |
478 |
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Interior..................................................... |
480 |
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Seat belts ................................................. |
481 |
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Cargo capacity ....................................... |
182 |
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Cargo hooks.......................................... |
453 |
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CD changer ............................................ |
243 |
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CD player................................................. |
243 |
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Chains......................................................... |
187 |
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Child restraint system (CRS) |
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Booster seats, definition.................... |
90 |
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Booster seats, installation................. |
95 |
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Convertible seats, definition ........... |
90 |
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Convertible seats, installation ........ |
95 |
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Front passenger occupant |
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classification system ........................ |
85 |
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Infant seats, definition ......................... |
90 |
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Infant seats, installation....................... |
95 |
Alphabetical index
Installing CRS with lower |
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anchorages........................................... |
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98 |
Installing CRS with seatbelts........... |
95 |
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Installing CRS with top straps......... |
99 |
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Child safety |
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Airbag precautions............................. |
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80 |
Battery precautions ............ |
509, 599 |
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Child restraint system......................... |
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90 |
Child-protectors ................................... |
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23 |
How your child should wear |
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the seatbelt.............................................. |
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51 |
Installing child restraints..................... |
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94 |
Moon roof precautions...................... |
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63 |
Power window lock switch.............. |
59 |
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Power window precautions ............ |
60 |
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Removed electronic key battery |
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precautions........................................ |
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529 |
Seat belt comfort guide ..................... |
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49 |
Seat belt extender precautions...... |
53 |
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Seat belt precautions .......................... |
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52 |
Seat heater precautions.................. |
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433 |
Trunk precautions................................. |
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28 |
Child-protectors...................................... |
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23 |
Cigarette lighter.................................... |
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428 |
Cleaning |
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Exterior.................................................... |
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478 |
Interior .................................................... |
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480 |
Seat belts................................................. |
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481 |
Climate control seat............................ |
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434 |
Climate control seat filter.................. |
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525 |
Clock ......................................................... |
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424 |
Coat hooks............................................... |
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451 |
Coin holder.............................................. |
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414 |
Compass................................................... |
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461 |
Condenser .............................................. |
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506 |
Console box ............................................ |
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416 |
Cool box..................................................... |
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417 |
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Alphabetical index
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Cooling system |
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E |
..........Electric power steering (EPS) |
173 |
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.........................Engine overheating |
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600 |
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Electronically modulated air |
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Cornering assist sensors .................... |
159 |
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suspension............................................. |
168 |
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Cruise control |
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Electronic key |
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Cruise control ....................................... |
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146 |
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If your electronic key battery |
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Dynamic radar cruise control ....... |
149 |
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is discharged.................................... |
594 |
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Cup holder ............................................... |
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415 |
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Emergency, in case of |
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Curtain shield airbags.............................. |
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71 |
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If the electronic key does not |
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Customizable features ....................... |
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627 |
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operate properly............................ |
594 |
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If the engine will not start............... |
588 |
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If the parking brake cannot be |
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D |
Daytime running light system ........... |
139 |
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Defogger |
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591 |
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Rear window........................................ |
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236 |
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If the shift lever cannot be |
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Side mirror............................................ |
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236 |
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shifted from P................................... |
590 |
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Dimension................................................ |
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606 |
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If the vehicle has discharged |
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Dinghy towing......................................... |
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192 |
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battery ................................................. |
597 |
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Display |
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If the warning buzzer sounds...... |
570 |
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Dynamic radar cruise control ....... |
149 |
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If the warning light turns on.......... |
570 |
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Touch screen......................................... |
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196 |
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If the warning message is |
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Trip information.................................... |
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135 |
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displayed............................................. |
577 |
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Warning message............................. |
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577 |
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If you have a flat tire ........................ |
580 |
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Do-it-yourself maintenance ............. |
489 |
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If you lose your keys ........................ |
593 |
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Door courtesy lights |
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If you think something is |
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Door courtesy lights......................... |
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406 |
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wrong .................................................. |
566 |
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Wattage................................................... |
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615 |
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If your vehicle becomes stuck .... |
603 |
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Door pockets........................................... |
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414 |
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If your vehicle needs to be |
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Doors |
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towed................................................... |
560 |
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Door glasses........................................... |
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59 |
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If your vehicle overheats................ |
600 |
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Door lock................................................... |
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22 |
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Engine |
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Side mirrors............................................. |
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57 |
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Compartment..................................... |
495 |
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Driver's seat belt reminder light ..... |
572 |
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Engine switch .......................................... |
115 |
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Driving |
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Hood ........................................................ |
492 |
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Correct posture.................................... |
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69 |
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How to start the engine ..................... |
115 |
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Procedures............................................ |
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108 |
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Identification number ...................... |
607 |
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Driving position memory...................... |
40 |
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If the engine will not start............... |
588 |
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DVD player...................... |
283, 327, 328 |
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Overheating ........................................ |
600 |
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Engine compartment cover............. |
496 |
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Engine coolant |
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Capacity................................................... |
610 |
Checking............................................... |
504 |
Preparing and checking |
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before winter...................................... |
187 |
Engine coolant temperature |
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gauge....................................................... |
127 |
Engine immobilizer system.................. |
64 |
Engine oil |
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Capacity................................................. |
609 |
Checking............................................... |
499 |
Preparing and checking |
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before winter...................................... |
187 |
Engine oil maintenance data........... |
502 |
EPS (Electric power steering).......... |
173 |
Event data recorder............................ |
568 |
F First-aid kit storage belt..................... |
453 |
Floor mat................................................... |
452 |
Fluid |
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Brake ....................................................... |
506 |
Washer.................................................... |
510 |
Fog lights |
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Switch.......................................................... |
141 |
Wattage ................................................... |
615 |
Footwell lighting ................................... |
406 |
Front fog lights |
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Switch.......................................................... |
141 |
Wattage ................................................... |
615 |
Front passenger occupant |
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classification system ........................... |
85 |
Front passenger's seat belt |
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reminder light...................................... |
572 |
Front seats |
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Adjustment .............................................. |
30 |
Driving position memory ................. |
40 |
Alphabetical index
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Front turn signal lights |
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Wattage................................................... |
615 |
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Fuel |
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Capacity................................................ |
608 |
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Fuel gauge............................................... |
127 |
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Fuel pump shut off system............. |
567 |
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Gas station information................. |
650 |
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Information ............................................. |
616 |
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Refueling.................................................... |
64 |
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Fuel filler door ........................................... |
64 |
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Fuel pump shut off system................. |
567 |
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Fuses ......................................................... |
530 |
G |
Garage door opener .......................... |
456 |
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Gas station information...................... |
650 |
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Gauges ....................................................... |
127 |
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Glove box................................................. |
413 |
H |
Hands-free system............................... |
362 |
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Head restraints |
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Adjusting .................................................. |
46 |
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Headlight aim......................................... |
547 |
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Headlight cleaner.................................. |
145 |
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Headlights |
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Discharge headlights |
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precautions....................................... |
558 |
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Replacing light bulbs....................... |
549 |
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Switch........................................................ |
138 |
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Wattage................................................... |
615 |
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Heaters |
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Seat heaters .......................................... |
434 |
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Side mirror............................................. |
236 |
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Height control |
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Electronically modulated air |
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suspension.......................................... |
168 |
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Hill-start assist control .......................... |
173 |
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Alphabetical index
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Hood .......................................................... |
492 |
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Hooks |
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Cargo...................................................... |
453 |
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Coat ........................................................... |
451 |
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Shopping bag...................................... |
453 |
I |
I/M test..................................................... |
488 |
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Identification |
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Engine ..................................................... |
607 |
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Vehicle.................................................... |
607 |
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Illuminated entry system .................... |
406 |
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Indicator lights......................................... |
130 |
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Initialization |
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Items to initialize................................. |
632 |
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Inside rear view mirror .......................... |
56 |
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Interior lights |
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Interior lights......................................... |
406 |
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Switch ..................................................... |
408 |
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Wattage................................................... |
615 |
J |
Jack |
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Positioning the jack........................... |
493 |
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Replacing the wheel........................ |
580 |
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Jack handle............................................. |
580 |
K |
Keys |
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Electronic key............................................. |
2 |
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Engine switch.......................................... |
115 |
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If you lose your keys......................... |
593 |
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If your electronic key battery |
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is discharged .................................... |
594 |
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Key number................................................. |
2 |
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Keys................................................................. |
2 |
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Mechanical key.......................................... |
3 |
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Wireless remote control..................... |
19 |
L |
Lexus link system.................................. |
465 |
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Light bulbs |
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Replacing .............................................. |
549 |
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Wattage................................................... |
615 |
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Lights |
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Door courtesy lights........................ |
406 |
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Fog light switch ...................................... |
141 |
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Headlights switch................................ |
138 |
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Interior light switch ........................... |
408 |
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Outer foot lights................................. |
406 |
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Overhead courtesy light ............... |
406 |
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Personal light switch........................ |
408 |
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Replacing light bulbs....................... |
549 |
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Shift lever lighting.............................. |
406 |
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Turn signal lever.................................... |
122 |
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Vanity lights........................................... |
423 |
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Wattage................................................... |
615 |
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Load capacity.......................................... |
185 |
M |
Maintenance |
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Do-it-yourself maintenance......... |
489 |
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General maintenance..................... |
485 |
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Maintenance data............................. |
606 |
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Maintenance requirements.......... |
483 |
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Meter |
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Instrument panel light control....... |
128 |
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Meters........................................................ |
127 |
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Mirrors |
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Inside rear view mirror ...................... |
56 |
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Side mirror heater.............................. |
236 |
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Side mirrors.............................................. |
57 |
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Vanity mirrors...................................... |
423 |
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Moon roof..................................................... |
61 |
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MP3 disc.................................................. |
249 |
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Multi-information display.................... |
134 |
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O |
Odometer................................................. |
127 |
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Oil |
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Engine oil............................................... |
499 |
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Opener |
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Fuel filler door ......................................... |
64 |
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Hood ....................................................... |
492 |
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Trunk............................................................ |
26 |
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Outer foot lights |
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Outer foot lights................................. |
406 |
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Wattage ................................................... |
615 |
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Outside rear view mirrors |
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Adjusting and folding .......................... |
57 |
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Driving position memory ................. |
40 |
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Outside temperature display............ |
135 |
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Overhead console .............................. |
420 |
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Overhead courtesy lights |
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Overhead courtesy lights ............. |
406 |
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Wattage ................................................... |
615 |
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Overheating, Engine.......................... |
600 |
P |
Parking assist sensors .......................... |
159 |
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Parking brake .......................................... |
123 |
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Parking lights |
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Replacing light bulbs ....................... |
549 |
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Switch........................................................ |
138 |
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Wattage ................................................... |
615 |
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PCS (Pre-collision system)................ |
179 |
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Penlight ...................................................... |
581 |
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Personal lights |
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Switch...................................................... |
408 |
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Pollen removal mode .... 207, 216, 224 |
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Power outlet........................................... |
430 |
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Power windows........................................ |
59 |
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Pre-collision system (PCS)................ |
179 |
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Alphabetical index |
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R |
Radar cruise control............................. |
149 |
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Radiator .................................................... |
506 |
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Radio.......................................................... |
240 |
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RDS (Radio data system) ................... |
241 |
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Rear seat |
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Seat adjustment ............................ |
33, 36 |
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Seat position memory ........................ |
44 |
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Rear seat entertainment system...... |
318 |
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Rear seat relaxation system ............. |
439 |
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Rear sunshade ....................................... |
443 |
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Rear turn signal lights |
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Replacing light bulbs....................... |
549 |
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Wattage................................................... |
615 |
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Rear view mirror |
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Compass................................................. |
461 |
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Rear view monitor system.................. |
170 |
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Rear window defogger ...................... |
236 |
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Replacing |
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Electronic key battery..................... |
528 |
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Fuses........................................................ |
530 |
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Light bulbs............................................ |
549 |
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Reporting safety defects for |
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U.S.A. owners..................................... |
634 |
S |
Seat belts |
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Adjusting the seat belt........................ |
49 |
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Automatic Locking Retractor |
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(ALR)...................................................... |
50 |
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Child restraint system |
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installation.............................................. |
94 |
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Cleaning and maintaining |
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the seat belts ...................................... |
481 |
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Emergency Locking Retractor |
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(ELR) ...................................................... |
50 |
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How to wear your seat belt............. |
48 |
641
Alphabetical index
How your child should wear |
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the seat belt............................................ |
51 |
Pregnant women, |
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proper seat belt use......................... |
50 |
Reminder light..................................... |
572 |
Seat belt extenders................................ |
51 |
Seat belt pretensioners...................... |
49 |
Seat heaters ............................................ |
434 |
Seat position memory................... |
40, 44 |
Seating capacity..................................... |
185 |
Seats |
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Child seats/child restraint |
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system installation ............................. |
94 |
Cleaning................................................ |
480 |
Climate control................................... |
434 |
Climate control seat......................... |
434 |
Driving position memory.................. |
40 |
Head restraint......................................... |
46 |
Properly sitting in the seat................ |
69 |
Rear seat adjustment ................. |
33, 36 |
Rear seat position memory ............. |
44 |
Rear seat relaxation system.......... |
439 |
Seat adjustment..................................... |
30 |
Seat adjustment precautions ........... |
32 |
Seat heaters.......................................... |
434 |
Seat position memory............... |
40, 44 |
Service reminder indicators ............. |
130 |
Shift lever |
|
Automatic transmission..................... |
118 |
If the shift lever cannot be |
|
shifted from P.................................. |
590 |
Shift lever lighting ................................. |
406 |
Shift lock system................................... |
590 |
Shopping bag hooks............................ |
453 |
Side airbags.................................................. |
71 |
Side marker lights |
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Switch ....................................................... |
138 |
Side mirror |
|
Adjusting and folding.......................... |
57 |
Driving position memory ................. |
40 |
Smart access system with |
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push-button start |
|
Entry function ............................................. |
5 |
Starting the engine................................ |
115 |
Spare tire |
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Inflation pressure................................. |
519 |
Spare tire............................................... |
580 |
Spark plug ................................................ |
610 |
Specifications......................................... |
606 |
Speedometer ........................................... |
127 |
Steering wheel |
|
Adjustment .............................................. |
55 |
Audio switches................................... |
258 |
Driving position memory ................. |
40 |
Steering wheel heater...................... |
432 |
Storage feature ...................................... |
410 |
Stuck |
|
If your vehicle becomes stuck .... |
603 |
Sun visors................................................. |
422 |
Sunshade |
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Rear........................................................... |
443 |
Rear door.............................................. |
446 |
Roof.............................................................. |
62 |
Switch |
|
ECT switch............................................... |
119 |
Engine switch .......................................... |
115 |
Fog light switch ...................................... |
141 |
Light switches........................................ |
138 |
Parking brake switch......................... |
123 |
Power door lock switch..................... |
22 |
Power trunk lid ....................................... |
26 |
Power trunk opener and closer .... |
26 |
Power window switch ....................... |
59 |
Window lock switch........................... |
59 |
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Alphabetical index
Wipers and washer switch............. |
142 |
T Tachometer.............................................. |
127 |
Tail lights |
|
Switch........................................................ |
138 |
Theft deterrent system |
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Alarm.......................................................... |
66 |
Engine immobilizer system .............. |
64 |
Theft prevention labels ......................... |
68 |
Tire inflation pressure........................... |
519 |
Tire information |
|
Glossary ................................................ |
624 |
Size ............................................................. |
621 |
Tire identification number............. |
620 |
Uniform tire quality grading.......... |
622 |
Tires |
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Chains....................................................... |
187 |
Checking................................................... |
511 |
If you have a flat tire......................... |
580 |
Inflation pressure ................................. |
519 |
Inflation pressure sensor.................. |
512 |
Information.............................................. |
619 |
Replacing.............................................. |
580 |
Rotating tires............................................ |
511 |
Size ............................................................. |
613 |
Snow tires................................................ |
187 |
Tire pressure warning |
|
system.......................................... |
511, 572 |
Tools .......................................................... |
580 |
Total load capacity................................. |
185 |
Touch screen ........................................... |
196 |
Towing |
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Dinghy towing....................................... |
192 |
Emergency towing ........................... |
560 |
Trailer towing........................................... |
191 |
TRAC (Traction control) .................... |
173 |
Traction control (TRAC)..................... |
|
173 |
Trip meter .................................................. |
|
127 |
Trunk |
|
|
Extending a space............................. |
|
449 |
Opener ...................................................... |
|
26 |
Closer......................................................... |
|
26 |
Trunk light |
|
|
Wattage................................................... |
|
615 |
Turn signal lights |
|
|
Replacing light bulbs....................... |
|
549 |
Switch......................................................... |
|
122 |
Wattage................................................... |
|
615 |
V Vanity lights |
|
|
Vanity lights .......................................... |
|
423 |
Wattage................................................... |
|
615 |
Vanity mirrors ........................................ |
|
423 |
VDIM (Vehicle dynamics |
|
|
integrated management) ................. |
|
173 |
Vehicle dynamics integrated |
|
|
management (VDIM)........................ |
|
173 |
Vehicle identification number......... |
607 |
|
Vehicle stability control (VSC)......... |
173 |
|
VSC (Vehicle stability control)......... |
173 |
|
W Warning buzzers |
|
|
Brake system....................................... |
|
570 |
Open door ........................................... |
|
572 |
Seat belt reminder............................... |
|
571 |
Warning lights |
|
|
Anti-lock brake system (ABS)...... |
571 |
|
Brake assist system............................. |
|
571 |
Brake system............................ |
570, 572 |
|
Charging system............................... |
|
570 |
Electric power steering |
|
|
warning light ....................................... |
|
571 |
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Alphabetical index
Electronic engine control |
|
system.................................................... |
571 |
Low fuel level....................................... |
572 |
Low tire pressure warning |
|
light........................................................ |
572 |
Master warning light ........................ |
572 |
Open door ........................................... |
572 |
Pre-collision system ........................... |
571 |
Pretensioners......................................... |
571 |
Seat belt reminder light .................. |
572 |
SRS airbags ............................................ |
571 |
Tire pressure warning light........... |
572 |
Warning messages .............................. |
577 |
Washer |
|
Checking ................................................ |
510 |
Preparing and checking |
|
before winter...................................... |
187 |
Switch ........................................................ |
142 |
Washing and waxing........................... |
478 |
Weight |
|
Cargo capacity..................................... |
182 |
Load limits .............................................. |
185 |
Weight ................................................... |
606 |
Wheels ...................................................... |
523 |
Window glasses ...................................... |
59 |
Window lock switch ............................... |
59 |
Windows |
|
Power windows..................................... |
59 |
Rear window defogger .................. |
236 |
Washer..................................................... |
142 |
Windshield wiper de-icer.................. |
237 |
Windshield wipers................................. |
142 |
Wireless remote control |
|
Replacing the battery ...................... |
528 |
WMA disc ............................................... |
249 |
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Alphabetical index
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Index
Alphabetical index ........................... |
636 |
What to do if... ................................... |
646 |
635
Reporting safety defects for U.S. owners
If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which could cause a crash or could cause injury or death, you should immediately inform the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in addition to notifying the Lexus Division of Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. (Tollfree: 1-800-25-LEXUS).
If NHTSA receives similar complaints, it may open an investigation, and if it finds that a safety defect exists in a group of vehicles, it may order a recall and remedy campaign. However, NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you, your dealer, or Lexus Division of Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.
To contact NHTSA, you may either call the Auto Safety Hotline tollfree at 1-888-327-4236 (or 366-0123 in Washington, DC area) or write to: NHTSA, U.S. Department of Transportation, Washington, DC 20590. You can also obtain other information about motor vehicle safety from the Hotline.
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Reporting safety defects |
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for U.S. owners........................ |
634 |
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Items to initialize
Item |
When to initialize |
Reference |
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Engine oil maintenance |
After changing engine oil |
P. 502 |
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data |
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• When tire pressure sensors are |
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Tire inflation pressure |
replaced |
P. 511 |
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warning system |
• When driving with the tires inflated to |
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a higher than standard tire pressure |
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Vehicle specifications |
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6 |
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6-1. |
Specifications ......................... |
606 |
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Maintenance data..................... |
606 |
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Fuel information........................... |
616 |
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Tire information............................ |
619 |
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6-2. |
Customization........................ |
627 |
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Customizable features ............ |
627 |
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6-3. |
Initialization............................. |
632 |
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Items to initialize........................ |
632 |
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Customizable features
Item |
Function |
Default setting |
Customized |
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setting |
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Smart access |
Smart access system |
ON |
OFF |
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with push-button start |
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system with |
Operation signal |
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push-button |
ON |
OFF |
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(Emergency flashers) |
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start |
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Operation signal |
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(→P. 5) |
ON |
OFF |
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(Buzzer) |
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Wireless remote con- |
ON |
OFF |
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trol |
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Driver's door |
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Wireless |
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unlocked in one |
All doors unlocked |
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Unlocking operation |
step, all doors |
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remote con- |
in one step |
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unlocked in two |
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trol |
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steps |
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(→P. 19) |
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Automatic door lock |
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function to be activated |
ON |
OFF |
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if door is not opened |
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after being unlocked |
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6-2. Customization
Item |
Function |
Default setting |
Customized |
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setting |
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Time elapsed before |
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30 seconds |
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automatic lock function |
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is activated if door is |
60 seconds |
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not opened after being |
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120 seconds |
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unlocked |
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Wireless |
Operational signal |
ON |
OFF |
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remote con- |
(Emergency flashers) |
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trol |
Operational signal |
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(→P. 19) |
ON |
OFF |
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(Buzzer) |
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Door lock buzzer |
ON |
OFF |
|
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Trunk unlocking opera- |
Push and hold |
Push twice |
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tion |
One short push |
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Panic function |
ON |
OFF |
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Speed-detecting auto- |
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matic door lock func- |
OFF |
ON |
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tion |
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Opening driver's door |
OFF |
ON |
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unlocks all doors. |
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Shifting gears to P |
ON |
OFF |
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Door lock |
unlocks all doors. |
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(→P. 22, |
Shifting gears to posi- |
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594) |
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tion other than P locks |
ON |
OFF |
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all doors. |
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Driver's door |
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unlocked in one |
All doors unlocked |
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Unlocking using a key |
step, all doors |
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in one step |
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unlocked in two |
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steps |
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6-2. Customization
Item |
Function |
Default setting |
Customized |
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setting |
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Trunk |
Power trunk opener |
ON |
OFF |
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(→P. 26) |
and closer function |
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Mechanical key linked |
ON |
OFF |
|
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operation |
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Power win- |
Mechanical key linked |
Open and close |
Open only |
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dows |
operation |
Close only |
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(→P. 59) |
Wireless remote con- |
ON |
OFF |
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trol linked operation |
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Linked entry operation |
ON |
OFF |
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Mechanical key linked |
ON |
OFF |
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operation |
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Mechanical key linked |
Open and close |
Open only |
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operation |
Close only |
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Linked operation of |
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components when |
Slide only |
Tilt only |
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Moon roof |
door key is used |
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(→P. 61) |
Wireless remote con- |
ON |
OFF |
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trol linked operation |
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Linked operation of |
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components when |
Slide only |
Tilt only |
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wireless remote con- |
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trol used |
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Linked entry function |
ON |
OFF |
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6-2. Customization
Item |
Function |
Default setting |
Customized |
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setting |
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Automatic |
Light sensor sensitivity |
Level 3 |
Level 1 to 5 |
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Time elapsed before |
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0 second |
||
light control |
|
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headlights automati- |
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system |
30 seconds |
60 seconds |
||
cally turn off after |
||||
(→P. 138) |
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90 seconds |
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doors are closed |
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Lights |
Daytime running light |
ON |
OFF |
|
(→P. 138) |
system (U.S.A. only) |
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Intuitive |
Buzzer volume |
Level 3 |
Level 1 to 5 |
|
parking |
Distance at which the |
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assist-sensor |
front and back sensors |
Level 1 |
Level 2 |
|
(→P. 159) |
detect an obstacle |
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Time elapsed before |
15 seconds |
7.5 seconds |
|
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lights turn off |
30 seconds |
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Operation when the |
ON |
OFF |
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doors are unlocked |
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Illumination |
Operation after the |
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(→P. 406) |
engine switch is turned |
ON |
OFF |
|
|
OFF |
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|
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Footwell lighting |
ON |
OFF |
|
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Shift lever lighting |
ON |
OFF |
|
|
Outer foot lights |
ON |
OFF |
|
Seat belt |
Vehicle speed linked |
|
|
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reminder |
seat belt reminder |
ON |
OFF |
|
(→P. 572) |
buzzer |
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6-2. Customization
Multi-information display (→P. 134)
Country |
Available languages |
|
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U.S.A. |
English and Spanish |
Canada |
English, French, German, Spanish and Italian |
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If your vehicle needs to be towed
If towing is necessary, we recommend having your vehicle towed by your Lexus dealer or a commercial towing service, using a lift-type truck or a flat bed truck.
Use a safety chain system for all towing, and abide by all state/provincial and local laws.
If towing from the rear, the vehicle’s front wheels and axles must be in good condition. (→P. 564)
If they are damaged, use a towing dolly or flat bed truck.
Before towing
Emergency towing
If a tow truck is not available, in an emergency your vehicle may be temporarily towed using a cable or chain secured to the emergency towing eyelet(s). This should only be attempted on hard, surfaced roads for short distances at low speeds.
A driver must be in the vehicle to steer and operate the brakes. The vehicle’s wheels, drive train, axles, steering and brakes must be in good condition.
Towing eyelets
560
5-1. Essential information
CAUTION
•Use extreme caution when towing the vehicle.
Avoid sudden starts or erratic driving maneuvers which place excessive stress on the emergency towing eyelets and the cables or chains.
NOTICE
5
trouble When arises
561
5-1. Essential information
Installing towing eyelets |
|
STEP 1 |
Remove the eyelet cover using a |
|
flat head screwdriver. |
To protect the bodywork, place a rag between the screwdriver and the vehicle body, as shown in the illustration.
STEP 2 |
Insert the towing eyelet into the |
|
hole and tighten partially by hand. |
STEP 3 |
Tighten down the towing eyelet |
|
securely using a wheel nut wrench. |
→P. 580
562
5-1. Essential information
CAUTION
Make sure that towing eyelets are installed securely.
If not securely installed, towing eyelets may come loose during towing. This may lead to accidents that cause serious injury or even death.
Towing with a sling-type truck
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NOTICE |
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nTo prevent body damage |
|
5 |
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Do not tow with a sling type truck, either from the front or rear. |
|
|
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|
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|
|
arises trouble When |
|
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|
563
5-1. Essential information
Towing with a wheel lift-type truck
Use a towing dolly under the rear wheels.
Switch to ACC mode so that the steering wheel is unlocked.
NOTICE
•Do not tow the vehicle with the engine switch OFF.
The steering lock mechanism is not strong enough to hold the front wheel straight.
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