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Table of contents

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Table of contents

1 OPERATION OF INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS Page

...•..•..•.•..•........•...•

1 Overview of instruments and controls

2 Keys and Doors

3 Seats, Seat belts, Steering wheel and Mirrors

4 Lights and Wipers

5 Gauges, Meters and Service reminder indicators

6 Ignition switch, Transmission and Parking brake

7 Car audio system

8 Air conditioning system

9 Other equipment

2 INFORMATION BEFORE DRIVING YOUR TOYOTA

3 STARTING AND DRIVING 103 _

4 IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY 117 _

5 CORROSION PREVENTION AND APPEARANCE CARE 139 _

6 MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS 145 _

7

DO-lT-YOURSELF

1 Introduction

2 Engine and Chassis

3 Electrical components

8 SPECIFICATIONS 177 _

9 INDEX 185 _

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Model code

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Basic code

FZJ78, FZJ79:

Models with 1

HZJ78, HZJ79:

1HZ engine

Models with

HDJ78, HDJ79:

Models with

H Z J 7 9

1HZ engine

1

The model code appears on the manufacturer's plate with the heading "MODEL".

See "Your Toyota's identification" in Section 2 for the manufacturer's plate location.

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model codetosee what type of model your vehicle is.

the

model codetosee what type of model your vehicle is.

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SECTION

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SECTION

OPERATION OF INSTRUMENTS AND

CONTROLS

Overview of instruments and controls

Instrument panel overview 2

Instrumentclusteroverview 4

Instrumentcluster overview 4

Indicator symbols on the instrument panel 6

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Instrument panel overview

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Instrument panel overview

1

14

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6

1.

Side vents

1.

Side vents

2.

Center vents

2.

Center vents

3.

Instrument cluster

3.

Instrument cluster

4.

Side defroster outlets

4.

Side defroster outlets

5.

Four-wheel

5.

Four-wheel

6.

Power door lock switch

6.

Power door lock switch

7.

Power window

7.

Power window

8.

Window lock switch

8.

Window lock switch

9.

Hood lock release

9.

Hood lock release

10. Lower vent

11.

Four-wheel

11.

Four-wheel

12. Parking brake

13. Manual transmission gear

14. Glove box

drive control button

switches

lever

drive

control

drive

control

lever

shift

lever

12

2

11

10

9

7

8

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1.

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Cigarette lighter

1.

Cigarette lighter

2.

Clock

2.

5

4

1

2

4

5

6 7

Clock

3.

Car audio

3.

Car audio

4.

Wiper and washer switches

4.

Wiper and washer switches

5.

Emergency flasher switch

5.

Emergency flasher switch

6.

Ignition switch

6.

Ignition switch

7.

Headlight and turn signal switch

7.

Headlight and turn signal switch

8.

Throttle knob

8.

Throttle knob

9.

Tilt steering lock release lever

9.

Tilt steering lock release lever

10. Front and rear differential lock switch

11.

Power antenna switch

11.

Power antenna switch

12. Instrument panel light control knob

13. Rear window wiper and

tank

switch

tank

14. Sub fuel

15.

Air

conditioning controls

Air

conditioning controls

16. Ashtray

switch

washer

switch

16

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Instrument cluster overview (with tachometer)

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Instrument cluster overview (with tachometer)

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4.

Tachometer

4.

1.

Fuel gauge

1.

Fuel gauge

2.

Oil pressure gauge or sub fuel gauge

2.

Oil pressure gauge or sub fuel gauge

3.

Service reminder indicators and

3.

Service reminder indicators and

indicator lights

Tachometer

5.

Speedometer

5.

Speedometer

6.

Voltmeter

6.

Voltmeter

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9

8

3

7.

Engine

7.

Engine

8.

Trip meter reset knob

8.

Trip meter reset knob

9.

Odometer and

9.

Odometer and

coolant

temperature

two

trip

meters

two

gauge

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4

Instrument cluster overview (without tachometer)

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Instrument cluster overview (without tachometer)

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1.

Engine coolant

1.

Engine coolant

2.

Service reminder indicators and

2.

Service reminder indicators and

indicator lights

3.

Fuel gauge

3.

Fuel gauge

temperature

gauge

2

4.

Speedometer

4.

Speedometer

5.

Trip meter reset knob

5.

Trip meter reset knob

6.

Odometer

6.

Odometer

3

7

and

two

2

trip

meters

6

5

2

7. Sub fuel

tank

gauge

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5

Indicator symbols on the instrument panel

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Indicator symbols on the instrument panel

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Brake system warning

warning Iight*l

Discharge

Low engine oil level warning

Low engine oil

Malfunction indicator

Low fuel level warning

Open door

Timing belt replacement

warning Iight*l

pressure warning

warning

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Clogged

Headlight high beam indicator light

Turn signal indicator

Sub fuel tank indicator light*2

Four-wheel

Rear differential lock indicator light

Front differential lock indicator light

Engine preheating indicator light

air cleaner filter warning

lights

drive indicator light

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Fuel filter warning

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For details, see "Service reminder indicators and warning

*1.

For details, see "Service reminder indicators and warning

1-5.

buzzer" in Section

*2·Ifthis light flashes, see "Fuel gauge" in Section

1-5.

SECTION 1-2

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SECTION 1-2

OPERATION OF INSTRUMENTS AND

CONTROLS

Keys and Doors

Keys 8

doors.

Side

Power windows 10

vent

Door

Side windows 12

Rear window 12

Back door 13

Hood 13

tank

Fuel

. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . ...8

windows

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Keys

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Keys

The

key works in every lock.

The

key works in every lock.

Since

the

side

Since

the

be locked

ways carry a spare key in

dentally lock your key

doors and back door can

side

doors and back door can

without

a key, you should al-

inside

case

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the

vehicle.

the

vehicle.

Key number plate

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Keep the key number plate in a safe

your

wallet, not in the

your

place such as

vehicle.

If you should lose your keys orifyou

need additional keys, duplicates can be

made by a Toyota dealer using the key

number.

We recommend you to write down the key

number and keep it in safe place.

wallet, not in the

Side doors

LOCKING WITH KEY

Turn the key towards the front

vehicletolock and towards

unlock.

On vehicles with a power door lock sys-

the

driver's

the

same time.

the

same time.

driver's

tem, locking

other doors simultaneously.Tounlock all

the doors simultaneously, unlock

er's

door. The back door will

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door. The back door will

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CAUTION

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LOCKING WITH INSIDE LOCK BUTTON

the

lock button to lock and pUll

the

Push in

it out to unlock.

If

you want

If

you want

outside, push

the door. The outside door handle must be

held up while

careful not to lock your keys in the ve-

hicle.

lock button to lock and pUll

to

lock the door from the

to

lock the door from the

the

button in before closing

the

button in before closing

the

door is being closed. Be

the

door is being closed. Be

LOCKING WITH POWER DOOR LOCK

SWITCH

To

lock or unlock all the side doors

To

lock or unlock all the side doors

and back door simultaneously, push the

switch.

Before driving, be sure that

are closed and locked, especially

when small children are in

hicle. Along with the proper use of

seat belts, locking the doors helps

prevent the driver and passengers

from being thrown out from

hicle during

prevent

unintentionally.

an

accident. It also helps

an

accident. It also helps

the

doors from being opened

the

doors from being opened

the

doors

the

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Power windows

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Power windows

The

windows

The

windows

switch on each side door.

The

power

The

power

switch

OPERATING

Use

Normal operation:

long as you hold

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is in

the

open: Lightly push down

close: Pull up

can be operated with

windows

switch on the driver's door.

work when

the

"ON" position.

the

"ON" position.

THE

DRIVER'S WINDOW

THE

DRIVER'S WINDOW

The window moves as

the

switch.

the

switch.

the

switch.

the

switch.

the

ignition

switch.

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Push

the

Push

release it. The window will fUlly open.

stop

switch up and then release it.

switch completely down and then

the

switch completely down and then

the

window partway, lightly pull

the

window partway, lightly pull

To

the

For driver's use

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PASSENGER'S

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on

the

door

the

switch.

door,

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passenger's

also

passenger's

switch.

the

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the

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switches

window:

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the

To

open: Push down

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open: Push down

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close: Pull up

To

close: Pull up

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you push in the "WINDOW LOCK"

If

you push in the "WINDOW LOCK"

switch on the

ger's

switch

the

switch

The

driver's

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driver's

that

control

that

control

window moves as long as you hold

switch.

the

driver's

window cannot be operated.

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the

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the

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the

vent windows as well as

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vent windows as well as

release

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push

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when you

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turn

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to

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Side windows

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Side windows

Type A

10984T01

To open

ver and slide the window open.

When closing

completely closed.

the

side window, push the le-

the

side window, push the le-

the

window, make sure it is

the

window, make sure it is

Rear window

To

open the rear window, pUll

To

open the rear window, pUll

end of the latch handle toward you and

disengage the right end from

Then slide the window open.

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completely closed.

(pick-up)

the

window, make sureitis

the

window, make sureitis

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catch.

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Back

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Back

door

(van)

Unlock

The

back

door

can

be

The

back

door

can

shown.

See "Luggage stowage precautions" in

Section 2

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outtomake sure it is

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warning

for

precautions in loading lug-

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precautions in loading lug-

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back door,

the

back door,

& CAUTION

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the

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and

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and

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tail

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the

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driving,

and

securely

and

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driving

lock

release

lock

release

up

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up

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locked.

unexpected-

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andanaccident

lever.

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Auxiliary catch lever

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Auxiliary catch lever

12006

10930-03

After

the

falling

body.

inserting

slot,

hood

down

Lt

CAUTION

Lt

CAUTION

make

securely

striking

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support

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to

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to

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rod

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supports

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the

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head

or

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auxiliary

hood.

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of

catch

the

vehicle,

lever

pull

and

lift

up

the

3.

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3.

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you have not forgotten any tools, rags,

etc. and return

clip-this

hood and make sure it locks into place.

If

front

the

Hold

the

support

prevents rattles. Then lower the

necessary, press down gently on

edge to lock it.

hood

openbyinserting

hood

openbyinserting

rod

into

rod

the

into

the

hood, checktosee

the

support rod to its

the

support rod to its

slot.

the

that

the

Fuel

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Fuel

tank

cap

(van)

&

CAUTION

1. To

open

1. To

open

it

with

it

with

When

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not

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SECTION

Not For Reproduction

SECTION

OPERATION OF INSTRUMENTS AND

CONTROLS

Seats, Seat belts, Steering wheel and Mirrors

Seats 18

Front seats 18

Rear seats 20

Head restraints 23

Seat belts 24

Tilt steering wheel 29

Outside rear

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view

mirrors 30

view

mirrors 30

inside rear view mirror 30

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Toyota LAND CRUISER 78 series, LAND CRUISER 79 series Owner's Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Foreword

Instrument panel overview

Indicator symbols on the instrument panel

Keys

Side doors

Power windows

Side windows

Rear window

Hood

Seats