Toyota SIENNA U User manual

!A word about safe vehicle operations
This Pocket Reference Guide is a summary
guide for basic vehicle operations. It contains
brief descriptions of fundamental operations
so you can locate and use the vehicle’s main
equipment quickly and easily.
The Pocket Reference Guide is not intended
as a substitute for the Owner’s Manual
located in the vehicle’s glove box. We
strongly encourage you to review the Owner’s
Manual and supplementary manuals so you
will have a better understanding of the
vehicle’s capabilities and limitations.
Your dealership and the entire staff of Toyota
Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc., wish you many
years of satisfied driving in your new Sienna.
This Pocket Reference Guide is not a full
guide to Sienna operations. Every Sienna
owner should review the Owner’s Manual
that accompanies this vehicle.
Pay special attention to the boxed
information highlighted in yellow
throughout the Owner’s Manual. Each box
contains safe operating instructions to
help you avoid injury or equipment
malfunction.
All information in this Pocket Reference
Guide is current at the time of printing.
Toyota reserves the right to make changes
at any time without notice.
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1 Programmable by consumer. For dealer-programmable
features, please visit your Toyota dealer.
2HomeLink®is a registered trademark of Johnson Controls, Inc.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Item Page no.
OVERVIEW
Cup and bottle olders 6
Engine compartment 7
Fuel tank door opener and cap 6
Hood release lever 7
Indicator symbols 4-5
Instrument cluster 4-5
Instrument panel 2-3
FEATURES/OPERATIONS
Air conditioning/Heating 22-23
Audio 20-21
Auto lock function-Programmable
1
8
Automatic transmission 10
Console box 14
Console table 14
Cruise control 18
Door-Power back 14
Doors-Power sliding 13
Dynamic laser cruise control 18-19
Engine Immobilizer 13
Keyless entry 9
Lig ts & turn signals 11
Multi-Information display (HomeLink
®
)
2
24
Parking brake 10
Rear seat entertainment system 24
Seat adjustments-Front 15
Seat adjustments-Rear 15
Seat arrangements 16
Seats-Head restraints 16
Seats-Stowing t ird seat 17
Seats-Tumbling/Removing second seat 17
Tilt and telescopic steering w eel 8
Windows 12
Window-Power quarter 13
Window wiper & was er 12
SAFETY AND EMERGENCY FEATURES
Airbag-Supplemental Restraint System 26-27
Door locks-Power 25
Doors-C ild safety locks 25
Run-Flat Tires 28
Seat belts 25
Seat belts-S oulder belt anc or 26
Spare tire & tools 29
TRAC (Traction Control) 28
Tire Pressure Warning System 28
VSC (Ve icle Stability Control) 28
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Headlig t, turn signal and front fog lig t1controls
Wiper and was er controls
Rear window and outside rearview mirror defogger1
and winds ield wiper de-icer1switc
Emergency flas er
Audio or navigation system1,2
115V Power outlet main switc
T eft deterrent1/Engine immobilizer indicator lig t1
Front air conditioning controls
Seat eater switc es1
Auxiliary box
Cup older and coin older
12V Power outlets
Interior lig ts main switc
Ignition switc
“TRAC OFF” (Traction Control OFF) switc 1
Cruise control lever1or dynamic laser cruise
control lever1
Dynamic laser cruise control distance switc 1
Tilt and telescopic steering lock release lever
Tire Pressure Warning System reset switc 3
Power sliding door main switc 1
Power back door main switc 1
Power rearview mirror control switc
Power quarter window switc 1
Headlig t beam level control dial1
1 If installed
2For details, refer to t e Navigation System
Owner’s Manual.
3Refer to page 28 of t is guide and t e Owner’s
Manual for more details.
Inst ument panel
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Low engine oil pressure warning lig t1
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Driver’s seat belt reminder lig t1
Front passenger’s seat belt reminder lig t1
Brake system warning lig t1
Battery warning lig t1
Anti-lock Brake System warning lig t1
Malfunction indicator lig t1
1For details, refer to “Service reminder indicators and arning
buzzers,” Section 1-6, 2005 O ner’s Manual.
2If this light flashes, refer to “Cruise control,” Section 1-7, 2005
O ner’s Manual.
3If this light flashes, refer to “Dynamic laser cruise control,”
Section 1-7, 2005 O ner’s Manual.
W en t e Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) function is in
action, you may feel t e brake pedal pulsating and
ear a noise. In t is situation, to let t e Anti-lock
Brake System work for you, just old t e brake pedal
down more firmly. Do not pump t e brake as t is will
result in reduced braking performance.
Indicato symbols
Open door warning lig t1
Low Tire Pressure Warning lig t1
Engine oil replacement reminder lig t1
Engine immobilizer/T eft deterrent system
indicator lig t
“AIRBAG ON” indicator lig t
“AIRBAG OFF” indicator lig t
Turn signal indicator lig t
Headlig t beam indicator lig t
Cruise control indicator lig t2 or dynamic
laser cruise control indicator lig t3
Dynamic laser cruise control ready mode
indicator lig t
Conventional cruise control mode indicator
lig t
Automatic transmission indicator lig ts
Slip indicator lig t
Traction Control OFF indicator lig t
Airbag SRS warning lig t1
Ve icle Stability Control/Traction Control
warning lig t
Low winds ield was er fluid level warning
lig t1
Service reminder indicators and indicator lig ts
Speedometer
Engine coolant temperature gauge
Low fuel level warning lig t
Fuel gauge
Dynamic laser cruise control master warning
lig t
Dynamic laser cruise control display
Trip meter reset knob/Instrument panel lig t
control knob
Odometer and two trip meters
Tac ometer
Inst ument cluste
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To open f om d ive side seat Pull up on t e
opener.
To emove the fuel tank cap Turn t e cap
counterclockwise 90 degrees, t en turn it an
additional 30 degrees. Pause slig tly before
removing it.
The emoved cap can be sto ed on the fuel
tank doo .
To eplace the fuel tank cap Turn clockwise until
a click is eard. If not tig tened enoug , C eck
Engine “ ” indicator may illuminate.
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Power steering fluid reservoir
Winds ield and rear window was er fluid tank
Engine oil level dipstick
Engine coolant reservoir
Engine oil filler cap
Brake fluid reservoir
Fuse block
Battery
Electric cooling fans
A/C Condenser
Radiator
Note Regularly scheduled maintenance, including
oil changes, will help extend the life of
your vehicle and maintain performance.
Please refer to the “Owner’s Warranty
Information Booklet,” “Scheduled
Maintenance Guide” or “Owner’s Manual
Supplement.”
To elease the hood Pull t e lever inside ve icle.
To open the hood Pull up on t e catc lever
inside t e compartment and lift t e ood.
Engine compa tment
Hood elease leve
Fuel tank doo opene and cap
Cup and Bottle Holde s
Note: Do not place open containers in t e sliding
door bottle olders.
Sliding door
bottle older
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To change the stee ing wheel position Pus t e
lock release lever down, set t e desired lengt and
angle, t en return t e lever to its locked position.
Note Do not attempt to adjust while the vehicle
is in motion.
Powe back doo ope ation (if installed)
Powe sliding doo ope ation (if installed)
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FEATURES/OPERATIONS
Rig t side power
sliding door
Keyless ent y
Locking ope ation
To lock Pus “ .”
To unlock d ive doo Pus “ ” once.
To unlock all the doo s Pus “ ” twice.
Unlocking ope ation
To open1Pus and old “ .”
To close Pus and old “ ” again.
Left side
power
sliding
door
NOTE: After unlocking, if a door is not opened wit in
t irty (30) seconds, all doors will relock for safety.
To open1Pus and old “ .”
To close Pus and old “ ” again.
To activate ala m with emote Pus “ .”
1All doors must be unlocked to open. For additional programming
functions, visit your oyota Dealer.
Ala m ope ation
Auto lock functions-P og ammable
Door locks can be programmed to operate in four (4)
different modes:
Auto shift-locking All doors lock automatically w en
t e gear selector is moved out of t e “P” Park
position wit t e ignition switc in t e “ON”
position.
Auto shift-unlocking All doors are unlocked
automatically w en t e gear selector is moved into
t e “P” Park position wit t e ignition in t e “ON”
position.
Auto speed-locking All doors are locked
automatically w en t e ve icle speed reac es 12
mp or ig er.
Auto doo -unlocking All doors are unlocked
automatically w en t e driver door is opened wit in
10 seconds after t e ignition switc is turned from
“ON” to “ACC” or “LOCK.”
Refer to t e Owner’s Manual for more information
on t is feature, and ow to c ange modes.
Tilt and telescopic stee ing wheel
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Pa king, tail, license plate, side ma ke and
inst ument panel lights Twist t e lever knob to
position 1.
Headlights and all of the above Twist t e lever
knob to position 2.
AUTO Headlights* Twist t e lever knob to
position 3.
High beams Pus t e lever forward.
Low beams
High beam flashe Pull t e lever toward you.
Note: Daytime unning light system*
Automatically turns on t e eadlig ts at reduced
intensity.
*If installed
Headlight beam level cont ol (if installed)
Tu n signals
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FEATURES/OPERATIONS
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Pa k Engine starting and key removal
Reve se
Neut al
D ive Overdrive “ON”*
Thi d gea Increased engine braking
Second gea Increased engine braking
Fi st gea Maximum engine braking
P
R
N
D
4
3
2
L
Automatic t ansmission
Wit t e brake pedal depressed (t e ignition
switc must be in t e “ON” position).
S ift normally.
Fou th gea Overdrive “OFF”
*Downs ifting increases power going up ill, or
provides engine braking going down ill. For best fuel
economy during normal driving conditions, always
drive wit t e s ift lever in t e “D” position.
Lights & tu n signals
Headlights
Right o left tu n Pus t e lever up or down.
Lane change Move t e lever up or down to
position 8 and old.
To adjust beam level Turn t e w eel down to lower,
or up to raise. Hig er number means lower beam.
Pa king b ake
To set Depress t e pedal.
To elease Depress t e pedal again.
Indicator lig t
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FEATURES/OPERATIONS
Windows
Window ope ation
To open o close Pus down or pull up on t e switc .
Automatic ope ation* (D ive side only) Pus t e
switc completely down or pull it completely up and
release to fully open or close. To stop window mid-
way, lig tly pus t e switc in t e opposite direction.
*If installed
Window lock switch
Pus t e switc to deactivate t e passenger windows.
Window lock
switc
Windows-Powe qua te (if installed)
Engine immobilize (if installed)
To open Pus and old on t e upper side.
To close Pus and old on t e lower side.
Inte mittent speed Pus t e lever down to
position 1.
Inte val adjuste Twist t e band to adjust t e
intermittent speed.
Slow speed Pus t e lever down to position 3.
Fast speed Pus t e lever down to position 4.
Single wipe Pus t e lever up to position 5.
Wash and wipe Pull t e lever toward you.
Rea inte mittent Twist t e lever knob to
position 7.
Rea no mal speed Twist t e lever knob to
position 8.
Rea wash and wipe Twist t e lever knob upward
or downward to position 9.
Window wipe & washe
F ont Rea
T is is a t eft deterrent system. T e engine will
start only w en t e electronic code in t e key’s
transponder c ip corresponds to t e registered ID
code for t e ve icle. Please note t at key
replacement can be expensive.
Refer to t e Owner’s Manual for more details.
To activate o deactivate Pus t e switc .
To open Pus t e switc .
To close Pus t e switc again.
NOTE: W en t e ignition is in t e “ON” position,
power sliding doors will open only w en gear
selector is in t e “P” Park position, and t e doors
are unlocked. Refer to t e Owner’s Manual for more
details.
Doo s-Powe sliding (if installed)
Front over ead console Center pillar
On Off
Driver side
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T e console box can be removed and installed
between t e front or between t e second row seats.
To emove Open t e auxiliary box on t e rear
side, and pull t e lock release lever. Lift t e box
from t e rear to release it from ook.
To install Place t e ook into t e striker. Rotate
down and pus to engage t e rear lock.
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FEATURES/OPERATIONS
Doo -Powe back (if installed)
To activate o deactivate Pus t e switc .
To open Pus t e switc .
To close Pus t e switc again.
Refer to t e Owner’s Manual for more details.
On Off
Seat adjustments-F ont
Seat adjustments-Rea
Manual Seat
Second ow Thi d ow
Second ow
Powe Seat
Position leve
Height c ank Driver side only. Crank up to raise,
or down to lower.
Seatback angle adjusting leve
Lumba suppo t knob
Position, cushion angle and height selecto
Seatback angle adjusting switch
Lumbe suppo t adjusting switch
Position leve
Seatback angle leve /st ap (f om f ont)
Seatback angle st ap (f om ea )
Seatback angle st ap Adjust or fold rear seats.
Refer to t e Owner’s Manual for more details.
Console Box (7 passenge model)
(if installed)
Front seat
Second seat
Lock
release
lever
F ont seat console table
(8 passenge model)
To fold down Pull t e lock release lever and pus
against t e driver side seat.
Outer Center
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FEATURES/OPERATIONS
Seat a angements (examples)
7-passenge models T e rig t seat can be placed in
t e inside or outboard position.
8-passenge models T e center seat can be placed in
t e forward position or even wit t e ot er seats.
7-passenge models 8-passenge models
T ese are some possible seat arrangements. Please
read t e following section and refer to t e Owner’s
Manual for more information about seat positions.
Seats-Head est aints
Lock release button
Seats-Tumble/Remove second ow seats
Lower t e ead restraint and slide t e seat to t e
rear-most lock position.
Pull t e strap or lever and tumble t e seat.
Pass t e strap t roug t e assist grip.
Pull and old t e strap, t en fold down t e seat
to disengage from front ooks.
Seats-Stowing thi d ow seats
Pus lock release button and lower ead restraint.
Pull strap 1 and fold t e seatback.
Pull strap 2 and lift t e seat up toward t e rear;
t en pus t e seat down.
Pus t e seat into t e floor.
Lock release buttons
To aise Pull t e ead restraint up.
To lowe Pus lock release button in, and pus down.
Front Rear
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To select conventional/fixed speed cont ol Pus
t e ON-OFF button. Pus t e lever forward and
old until t e “NORM” indicator lig t appears.
To set, cancel and esume a speed Refer to
instructions 2, 3 and 4 in t e Cruise Control
section above, and t e Owner’s Manual for more
details.
To tu n the system “ON” o “OFF” Pus t e
button.
To set a speed Bring t e ve icle to t e desired
speed. Pus t e lever down toward “- SET.”
To cancel the set speed Pull t e lever to “CANCEL.”
T e set speed may also be cancelled by depressing
t e brake pedal.
To esume set speed afte cancel Pus t e lever
up toward “+ RES.” Until ignition or cruise control
system is turned “OFF,” t e last set speed will be
stored in memory and can be resumed once t e
ve icle speed is increased to 25 mp or more.
NOTE: To raise set speed, pus up toward “+RES.” To
lower set speed, pus down toward “-SET.” Refer to
t e Owner’s Manual for more details.
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FEATURES/OPERATIONS
Tu ning system on/off Setting a speed
Indicator lig t
C uise cont ol (if installed) Distance cont ol mode
Indicator lig ts
To select distance cont ol mode Pus t e ON-
OFF button. T e “READY” and “CRUISE” indicator
lig ts will come on.
To set, cancel and esume a speed Refer to
instructions 2, 3 and 4 in t e Cruise Control
section at left, and your Owner’s Manual for
more details.
Note: Once ve icle speed is set, pus ing lever up
toward “+ RES.” will increase speed to t e
nearest 5 mp , and t en in 5 mp increments.
Pus ing lever down toward “- SET” will reduce
speed in t e same way.
LONG
MIDDLE
SHORT
To change the vehicle-to-vehicle distance Pull
t e distance switc briefly toward you; t e
setting c anges progressively from LONG to
MIDDLE to SHORT. Refer to t e Owner’s Manual
for more details.
Fixed speed mode
Indicator
lig ts
Dynamic lase c uise cont ol (if installed)
Refe to the Owne ’s Manual fo mo e details and
complete safety p ecautions befo e attempting to
use “Dynamic lase c uise cont ol.”
Distance control mode will cruise at a set speed,
decelerate to maintain selected distance from a
slower ve icle in front of you, and accelerate back
up to t e selected speed if t e ve icle in front of
you c anges lanes or speeds up.
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To play Insert a compact disc.
To select a t ack Pus eit er side of “SEEK.TRACK.”
To scan t acks on a disc Pus eit er side of “SCAN”
Pus again to old selection.
To eject a compact disc Pus “ .”
To view CD text Pus “TEXT” to display disc
information.
Type 2 only is equipped with ...
CD Change (if installed)
-To load one disc Pus “LOAD” and insert 1 disc.
-To load multiple discs Pus and old “LOAD”
until you ear a beep. Insert one disc. Pus
“LOAD” eac time before inserting anot er disc.
Refer to t e Owner’s Manual for more details.
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CASSETTE TAPE PLAYER
CD PLAYER
To play Insert a cassette tape.
To fast fo wa d Pus “ .”
To ewind Pus “ .”
To select a di ection Pus “ .”
To eject a cassette tape Pus “ .”
BASIC OPERATION
To tu n on the audio system Pus “PWR.VOL,”
“AM,” “FM,” “TAPE,” “DISC,” or “LOAD.”
To tu n off the system Pus “PWR.VOL.”
To adjust the volume Turn “PWR.VOL.”
To adjust tone and balance Pus t e “TUNE” knob.
T e mode c anges wit eac pus in succession
from Bass, Treble, Fade, Balance. Turn t e knob
rig t or left to adjust eac mode.
RADIO
To select a station Pus eit er side of
“SEEK.TRACK.”
To scan fo stations Pus eit er side of “SCAN.” Pus
and old to scan preset stations. Pus again to old
selection.
To select the band Pus “AM” or “FM.”
-To p eset a station Tune in t e desired station and
press a preset button (1-6) until you ear a beep.
-To select a p eset station Pus desired preset
button (1-6).
Type 2 only is equipped with ...
RDS (Radio Data System) Text Display Pus
“TEXT” to receive information transmitted from
Radio Stations.
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FEATURES/OPERATIONS
Type 1
Type 2
*Functions for buttons 1-6 are indicated above eac
button on LCD.
*Functions for buttons 1-6 are indicated above eac
button on LCD.
Audio
Volume cont ol switch
“ ” switch
In adio mode Pus to select a preset station;
pus and old to seek a station.
In tape mode Pus to skip up or down to
next/previous track; pus and old to fast
forward or reverse.
In CD mode Pus to skip up or down to
next/previous track.
“MODE” switch Pus to select an audio mode.
Pus and old to turn t e audio system “OFF.”
Refer to t e Owner’s Manual for more details.
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Stee ing wheel switches
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Manual ai conditioning system
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Ai conditioning/Heating
Automatic ai conditioning system
“A/C” switch - Air conditioning on/off button.
Ai intake selecto
-Indicato “ON” Recirculate cabin air.
-Indicato “OFF” Fres air.
Ai flow selecto “ ” and “ ” use fres air to
reduce window fogging.
Tempe atu e selecto
Fan speed selecto
“TEMP” Pus to raise/lower driver side
temperature only, w en “SYNC” indicator is
“OFF.” Raise/lower general interior temperature
w en “SYNC” indicator is “ON.”
“REAR TEMP” button Sets temperature for rear
passengers only.
Fan speed selecto
Ai intake selecto
-Indicato “ON” Recirculate cabin air.
-Indicato “OFF” Fres air.
“OFF” Climate control “OFF” button.
“AUTO” Climate control ON/OFF switc .
Fan speed selecto (rear)
Ai flow selecto s
Tempe atu e selecto
Fan speed selecto (front)
Rea -Manual Rea -Automatic
Rea cont ols fo ea climate
“AUTO” switch Automatic climate control system
ON/OFF.
Ai flow selecto s
Tempe atu e selecto
Fan speed selecto s
“OFF” switch Climate control “OFF.”
F ont cont ols fo ea climate
“REAR” switch Activates rear climate control
system ON/OFF.
“REAR TEMP” button Sets temperature for rear
passengers only.
Refer to t e Owner’s Manual for more details.
FEATURES/OPERATIONS
“PASS TEMP” Passenger side temperature only.
“A/C” switch Air conditioning system on/off
switc .
“SYNC”
-Indicato “ON” Sync ronize passenger and rear
temperatures to matc driver side. Ove ides
ea climate cont ol panel.
-Indicato “OFF” Allows separate temperature
settings.
“MODE” button Air flow selector.
Windshield ai flow button
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To lock Pus down on t e front of t e switc .
To unlock Pus down on t e back of t e switc .
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SAFETY AND
EMERGENCY FEATURES
Doo s-Child safety locks
Doo locks-Powe
To lock the inside handle Move t e lever to
“LOCK,” allowing t e door to be opened only from
t e outside.
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Rea seat ente tainment system (if installed)
Rea seat ente tainment system display
DVD playe
Headphone input jacks
Headphone volume cont ol dials
F ont audio system
115V Powe outlet main switch
115V Powe outlets
Input te minal adapte (exte nal AV plug-in)
Rea seat ente tainment system cont olle
Refer to t e Owner’s Manual for more details.
FEATURES/OPERATIONS
Multi-Info mation display (if installed)
E/M (English/Met ic) button To select Fa ren eit
or Celsius.
Ga age doo opene buttons Garage door
openers manufactured under license from
HomeLink®* can be programmed to operate
garage doors, estate gates, security lig ting, etc.
Refer to t e Owner’s Manual for more details.
For programming assistance, contact t e Toyota
Customer Experience Center at 1-800-331-4331, or
visit ttp://www. omelink.com
“MODE” button Pus to c ange display
information.
Ga age doo opene indicato
Info mation display
Compass
*HomeLink®is a registered trademark of Jo nson Controls, Inc.
Helps provide compre ensive control of t e Anti-
lock Brakes, Brake-Assist2, Traction Control, engine
control and ot er systems. T is system elps
maintain control of t e ve icle under adverse
conditions.
Refer to t e Owner’s Manual for more details.
VSC (Vehicle Stability Cont ol)1
(if installed)
To aise Slide t e anc or upward.
To lowe Pus t e lock release button and slide t e
anc or downward.
Seat belts-Shoulde belt ancho
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SAFETY AND EMERGENCY FEATURES
Ai bag-Supplemental Rest aint System
T e Airbag Supplemental Restraint System (SRS)
front, side* and side curtain* airbags are designed to
elp provide furt er protection for t e driver and
outboard passenger in addition to t e primary safety
protection provided by t e seat belts.
F ont passenge occupant classification system
Monitors t e load on t e front passenger seat, and
detects if t e seat belt is fastened to determine
passenger occupancy and size of passenger, if any.
Fo the system to co ectly dete mine conditions
- Do not place eavy objects on t e front passenger
seat.
- Do not attac a seatback table to t e front
passenger seatback.
- Do not put weig t on t e front passenger seat by
putting your ands or feet on t e front passenger
seatback from t e rear passenger seat.
Please read t e following caution, and refer to t e
Owner’s Manual for more details.
*If installed
•T e driver and front passenger airbag Supplemental
Restraint System (SRS) is designed only as a supplement to
t e primary protection of t e seat belt systems of t e
driver and front passenger. T e front seat occupants are
particularly susceptible to injury if t ey do not wear t eir
seat belts; w en sudden braking or a collision occurs, t ey
may be t rown forward. To obtain maximum protection in
an accident, t e driver and all passengers in t e ve icle
s ould always wear t eir seat belts w en driving because
serious injuries or deat can result to unrestrained
occupants. For instructions and precautions concerning t e
seat belt system, see “Seat belts” in t e Owner’s Manual.
•Toyota strongly urges t e use of a proper c ild restraint
system on t e rear seat t at conforms to t e size of t e
c ild. According to accident statistics, a c ild is safer w en
properly restrained in t e rear seat t an in t e front seat.
•Never use a rear-facing c ild restraint system in t e front
seat even if t e “AIRBAG OFF” indicator lig t is
illuminated. T e force of t e rapid inflation of t e
passenger airbag can cause severe injury or deat to a
c ild.
•Unless it is unavoidable, do not install a forward-facing
c ild restraint system on t e front seat even if t e
“AIRBAG OFF” indicator lig t is illuminated. If you must
install a forward-facing c ild restraint system on t e front
seat, move t e seat as far back as possible.
•Make sure “AIRBAG ON” indicator lig t is illuminated w en
using t e seat belt extender for t e front passenger seat.
If t e “AIRBAG OFF” indicator lig t is illuminated
disconnect t e extender tongue from t e seat belt buckle,
t en reconnect t e seat belt. Reconnect t e seat belt
extender after making sure “AIRBAG ON” indicator lig t is
illuminated. If you use t e seat belt extender w ile t e
“AIRBAG OFF” indicator lig t is illuminated, t e front
passenger airbag and side airbag on t e front passenger
side may not activate correctly, w ic could cause deat
or serious injury in t e event of collision.
•If an adult sits in t e front passenger seat, “AIRBAG ON”
indicator lig t is illuminated. If t e “AIRBAG OFF”
indicator lig t is illuminated, ask t e passenger to sit up
straig t, well back in t e seat, feet on t e floor, and wit
t e seat belt worn correctly. If t e “AIRBAG OFF” indicator
lig t still remains illuminated, eit er ask t e passenger to
move to t e rear seat, or if t at is not possible, move t e
front passenger seat fully rearward.
•Make sure you ave complied wit all installation
instructions provided by t e c ild restraint manufacturer
and t e system is properly secured.
•T e SRS side airbags and side curtain airbags (optional) are
designed to deploy in certain types of severe side impact
collisions. In all ot er collisions, t e side impact and side
curtain airbags will not deploy. For instructions and
precautions, see your Owner’s Manual.
•Do not lean against t e side doors w en t e ve icle is in
use. T e side airbags and side curtain airbags inflate wit
considerable speed and force. Deat or serious injury
could result.
•Do not modify, cover or replace t e surface of t e front
seats. Suc c anges could disable t e system or prevent
t e airbags from activating correctly, resulting in deat or
serious injury.
If belt is fully extended, t en retracted even
slig tly, it cannot be re-extended beyond t at point,
unless fully retracted again. T is feature is used to
elp old c ild restraint systems securely.
To find more information about seat belts, and ow
to install a c ild restraint system, refer to t e
Owner’s Manual.
Keep as low on
ips as possible
Take up
slack
Too ig
Seat belts
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SAFETY AND EMERGENCY FEATURES
TRAC (T action Cont ol) (if installed)
Two-wheel d ive models
Helps control spinning of t e f ont w eels, w ic
may occur w en accelerating on slippery roads.
Fou -wheel d ive models
Helps control t e spinning of all w eels, w ic may
occur w en accelerating on slippery roads.
Refer to t e Owner’s Manual for more details.
Ti e P essu e Wa ning System
1Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) is an electronic system designed
to help the driver maintain vehicle control under adverse
conditions. It is not a substitute for safe driving practices.
Factors including speed, road conditions and driver steering
input can all affect hether VSC ill be effective in preventing
loss of control.
2Brake-Assist is designed to help the driver take full advantage of
the benefits of ABS. It is not a substitute for safe driving
practices. Braking effectiveness also depends on proper brake-
system maintenance and tire and road conditions.
Designed to provide warning w en tire pressure of
any one of t e tires is critically reduced w ile t e
ve icle is moving. It must be re-initialized by pus ing
and olding t e “ SET” button if indicator lig t
blinks twice every second, and/or after replacing or
rotating tires or w eels.
Run-Flat Ti es (if installed)
Some models are equipped wit Run-Flat Tires t at
allow continued driving, even if one of t e tires is
flat, for up to 100 miles at a speed below 55 mp ,
depending on road, weat er and temperature
conditions.
Refer to t e Owner’s Manual for more details.
Indicator lig t
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Spare tire & tools
Tool and spare tire location
Removing the spare tire (two-wheel drive models)
Removing the spare tire (four-wheel drive models)
Wheel nut wrench
Jack handle
Jack
Spare tire
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OVERVIEW FEATURES/OPERATIONS SAFETY AND EMERGENCY FEATURES
Pull back the flap on the floor to find the spare
tire clamp bolt.
Loosen the spare tire clamp bolt by turning it
counterclockwise with the wheel nut wrench.
Remove the floor panel.
Loosen and remove the nut.
Remove the spare tire cover.
Loosen the bolt, then remove the bolt and spacer.
Refer to the Owner’s Manual for jack positioning and
tire changing procedures.
Two-wheel drive models Four-wheel drive models
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