Toyota VELLFIRE 2010 User manual

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Search by symptom
6How to careHow to care and maintain your car
5Interior equipment/FunctionsHow to use the interior equipment, etc.
Search by Japanese syllabary
Search by illustration
7 In the unlikely event of a breakdown or emergency response
Opening and closing doors and door glass, making adjustments before driving, etc.
1Must read for customers to ensure safety and peace of mind
Search by sound
Search by Alphabet
2How to read the meterTypes of meters , warning lights/indicator lights, how to read them, etc.
Information on features that can be selected according to vehicle specifications and preferences
Operations and advice necessary for driving
Illustration table of contents
8Vehicle information
3Operation of each part
4 driving
Sakuin
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1For safety and security
3Operation of each part
2 meter view 3-4. Handle Position/Mirror
2. How to read the instrument
1-1. For safe use
3-1. Key
2
3-5. Opening and closing the door glass and
moonroof
3-2. How to open/close and lock the door
3-3. Seat adjustment
TABLE OF CONTENTSContents
Before You Drive ............................24 For
Safe Driving .........26 Seat
belts ................................ 28
Inner mirror ......................... 194
Instruments ................................................ 86
smart entry &
Sliding door ................................ 119
SRS airbags ................................ 34
Handle ................................................ 192
Backdoor ................................................ 137
Multi-Information
Display ................................ 90
Energy Monitor/ Fuel
Consumption Screen/ ESPO Screen........100 Twin moonroof ............................... 205
Child seat ................................................ 43
Door mirrors................................. 196
Power windows ................................ 201
What you need to know ............ 6 How to read this
manual ........................ .................. 10 How to
search.................................................. ........ 11
Index of Illustrations........................................ 12
Start system ......... 147
For your child's safety ......... 42
Keys ................................................ 108
Second seat ......................... 158
Power Easy Access System/
Position
Memory (Front Seats)/
Memory Call
Function ................................ 172
Auxiliary Confirmation Device ................. 200
Warning/Indicator Lights ................82
Front seats ......................... 154
Precautions for Exhaust Gas .........................
66 1-2. Hybrid System Features of the
Hybrid
System ........................ .................. 67
Hybrid system
precautions.................................. ................
71 1-3. Anti-theft device
immobilizer system ......... 77 Auto
alarm ........................... ........................... 78
Front door ................................ 113
Third seat ................................ 170
Second-seat
position memory.......................... 177
Headrests................................. 179 Seat
arrangement... ................. 182
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Wiper & Washer
(rear) ..................................255
ÿ Rear personal lamp
(Second seat/Third
seat)........ 402 ÿ Reading
light ........ ................ 403 ÿ Roof color
illumination........
403
6
EV drive mode ................226
Wiper & Washer
(Front) ..................................251
ÿ Map Lamp .......................................... 402
Transmission ..................228 Direction
indicator lever ..................233 Electric
parking brake ....233 ....234 Brake
Hold..................238
3
7
4 driving
Rear air conditioner ......................... 394
Five
How to open the fuel filler port........257
1
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8
Power (ignition)
switch ..................................220
5Interior equipment and functions
Steering heater/seat heater/
seat ventilator
(Second seat) ......... 397
5-2 . ................................ 400 ÿ Interior
light .......................................... ....... 401
3
5-1. How to use air conditioner
and
defogger
4-4. How to refuel
4-6. Advice for Driving Advice
for Driving a Hybrid
Vehicle .......................... 373 Driving
in Cold Weather ........ ................................ 375
4-5. About driving support
devices Cruise control .........
261 Radar cruise
control (with
all vehicle speed tracking
function) ..... 265 Clearance
sonar .... .........
278 Intelligent Clearance
Sonar ......... 292
Intelligent Parking Assist
2 ......... 304 Driving Assistance
Devices ..... .........
361 PCS (Pre-crash safety system) ......... 367
4-2. How to drive
4-3. How to turn on the
lamps/How to use the
wipers Lamp
switch ................................241
Automatic high beam .....................244 Fog lamp switch ........244 ........249
4-1. Before
Driving ...........................210
Precautions when Loading Cargo ...............219
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TABLE OF CONTENTSContents
Other interior equipment ................417
Sun visor ................................417 ÿ
Vanity mirror........................417 ÿ
Clock........................................ ..417
ÿ Accessory socket ......................418
ÿ Accessory
outlet ................................................
419 ÿ Wireless
Charger (Okudake Charge) .....426
ÿ Sun Shade for Rear
Seats .....................432 ÿ Side
Table.. ..433 ÿ Shopping
Hooks........................435 ÿ Assist
Grip.... ...............435 ÿ Coat
hook ...............................436 ÿ Steering switch ......................437
Storage equipment list...........................405
ÿ Glove box................................406
ÿ Console box .....................406 ÿ
Cup holder/bottle
holder .....................408 ÿ Accessory
box .........................408 .........411
Luggage Compartment Equipment .........414
Garage jacks ............................ 450
Refilling the washer fluid ........ 451
Tires ................................ ...............
453 About tire pressure ............... 457
Replacing the air conditioner
filter ............. 459 Replacing the wiper
rubber ........ . 462 Replacing the key
battery .. 465 Checking and replacing
the fuse ..... 468 Changing the bulb Exchange .......... 471
Bonnet ......................................... 447
5-3. Storage equipment
6-1. How to care Exterior
care .................................. 440 Interior
care ................................. 440 ................. 444 6-2.
Simple inspection and part replacement
5-4. How to use other interior equipment
Four
6How to care
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Five
In case of 70,000
Items that require initial settings ................................................................564
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(Symptom Search).................................. 566
When the car makes noise
(Sound Search).... ................................. 569
Alphabetical list.......................... 571
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8Vehicle information
Japanese syllabary order ...................... 573
(Vehicles equipped
with an emergency puncture repair
kit)..517 When the hybrid
system cannot start..531
When it overheats....543
In the event of a puncture
(vehicles equipped with emergency tires) .........505
In the event of a puncture
7
1
In such a case
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If the electronic key does not
work properly.................................533
When you're
finished ................................536
When you get stuck .........................547
Sakuin
8-1. Specifications
List Maintenance Data
(specified
fuel, oil amount, etc.) 550
7-1. First of all, in the
event of a breakdown..484 Emergency
flashing lights
(hazard lamps)........ ........485 Flame
Canisters ........................486 Vehicles
emergency stop ..488
7-2. What to do in case of
an emergency About
towing .............................489 When the
warning light comes
on ........ ...496 When a warning message is displayed .....................500
8-2. Customization Function
List of User Customization
Functions ......................... 556 8-3.
Initial Settings
Five
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What you need to know
• In the following cases, please consult your Toyota dealer. ÿ
Replacement of tires, disc wheels, and wheel mounting nuts
ÿ Installation/removal of electrical equipment/radio equipment
About unauthorized modification
Using a different type or something other than specified may adversely affect driving or result in
unauthorized modification.
It is dangerous because it may adversely affect electronic device parts and lead to accidents such
as malfunctions and vehicle fires.
• Installing parts that have not been notified by Toyota to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and
Tourism may result in unauthorized
modifications. If you lower the vehicle height, install wide tires, or otherwise install parts that are not
suitable for the vehicle's performance and functions, it may cause a malfunction, cause an accident,
and may result in serious injury. .
About the contents of this manual
See also page 9 for RF transmitter installation. • Do not attach colored films (including
transparent films) to the front window glass and the front door glass of the driver's seat and passenger's
seat. Not only does it block your view, but it may also lead to unauthorized modification.
• Never modify the handle. The steering wheel contains an SRS air bag that, if handled improperly, may
malfunction or inflate accidentally, resulting in serious injury or even death.
This manual describes all equipment including options. Therefore, there may be
descriptions of equipment that your vehicle does not have. Also, please note that the contents may not
match the vehicle due to changes in vehicle specifications. For the handling of equipment installed at a
Toyota dealer (dealer option), please
read the instruction manual attached to the product. Illustrations may not match the equipment of your
vehicle due to differences in specifications, etc.
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Except in the following cases, Toyota will not disclose or provide acquired data to third
parties. ÿ When consent is obtained
from the user of the vehicle (consent of the lessee for a leased vehicle) ÿ
When it is based on a legally enforceable request from the police, courts, government
agencies, etc. ÿ For the purpose of statistical processing, the user When providing data
processed so that the vehicle cannot be identified to research institutes, etc.
If you use T-Connect, please see the T-Connect Terms of Use regarding Recorded Data
and its use.
Your car is equipped with multiple computers that record data related to vehicle control and
operation, and mainly record the following data. ÿ Engine rotation speed ÿ Electric
motor rotation speed
ÿ Accelerator operation
status ÿ Brake operation
status ÿ Vehicle speed ÿ
Shift
position ÿ Drive battery
status
• Handling of data by T-Connect
Attaching electrical components to the diagnostic connector, etc.
Do not attach electrical components other
than the diagnostic device for inspection and
maintenance to the diagnostic
connector. Doing so may adversely affect
electronic equipment or lead to unexpected
troubles such as a dead auxiliary battery.
The data items recorded differ depending on the grade and optional equipment. Note that
the computer does not record audio or video such as conversations. •
Handling of data
Toyota may acquire and use the data recorded in the computer for the purposes of
vehicle failure diagnosis, research and development, and quality improvement.
About recording vehicle data
Fault
diagnosis connector
7
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Your car is equipped with an Event Data Recorder (EDR). EDR records data on
the operation of vehicle systems during certain collision and near-collision
conditions (such as SRS airbag deployment and contact with road obstacles).
EDR is designed to record short-term data about vehicle movement and safety
systems. However, depending on the severity and type of impact, data may not
be recorded.
ÿ When consent is obtained from the user of the vehicle (with the consent of the
lessee in the case of a leased vehicle) ÿ When it is based on a legally enforceable request
from the police, court, government
agency, etc. ÿ When
Toyota uses the vehicle in a lawsuit. ÿ Data may be used for vehicle safety
performance research. ÿ Data that does not identify the user or vehicle may be disclosed to
a third party for research purposes.
Note: EDR records data when a collision occurs. No data is recorded during
normal driving. In addition, personal information (eg name, gender, age, collision
location) will not be recorded. However, third parties, such as law enforcement
agencies, may combine EDR data with types of personally identifiable data that
they routinely collect during incident investigations. In order to read out data
recorded by EDR, special equipment must be connected to the vehicle or EDR.
In addition to Toyota, third parties with special equipment, such as law
enforcement agencies, can also read out information when connected to the
vehicle or
EDR. • Information Disclosure
of EDR Data Except in the following cases, Toyota will not disclose data
recorded by EDR to third parties.
event data recorder
EDR records data such as: • Operational
status of vehicle systems •
Accelerator and brake pedal operation • Vehicle speed
These
data are useful in understanding the circumstances under which a collision or
injury occurred.
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Installing an RF transmitter in your vehicle can affect systems such as: •
Hybrid system • EFI
computer • Radar cruise
control • Cruise
control • ABS (Anti-lock braking
system) • SRS airbag •
Seatbelt pretensioner Please contact your
Toyota dealer for
measures to prevent adverse
effects and installation methods. . Upon request, your Toyota dealer can
provide detailed information
on the installation of the RF transmitter (frequency band, power level,
antenna position, installation conditions).
About the hybrid system
Vellfire uses a hybrid system that combines an electric motor and a gasoline
engine. Please read this manual
thoroughly to use VELLFIRE safely and comfortably.
Warranty and inspection/maintenance are described in the separate
“Maintenance Note”, so please read
them together. It is the customer's responsibility to carry out daily and
periodic inspections and maintenance. (required by law)
Mounting the RF transmitter
About warranty and inspection
9
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Ten
Indicates the object or place to be
explained.
Explains useful information other than the explanation of functions and
operation methods that you should know.
Indicates the procedure for operation and work. Follow the numerical
order.
It means "don't", "don't do this",
"don't let this happen".
Indicates an operation to be
performed, such as pressing or turning.
It explains that failure to do so could result in death or serious injury to
you and others around you.
Indicates the operation after the operation,
such as opening the lid.
Explains that failure to follow these instructions may result in malfunction
or damage to the vehicle or equipment.
How to read this book
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ÿ Search by name ÿ
Search by Japanese syllabary
order...........573 ÿ Search
by alphabetical order........ .....571
ÿ Searching by mounting position
ÿ Index of illustrations .............12
ÿ Search by symptom or
sound ÿ In such a case
ÿ Search by title ÿ Table of
Contents ..................................2
11
(Symptom category)...........566
ÿ When the car makes a sound
(sound recording) ................569
How to search
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ÿ Appearance
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Illustration table of contents
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ÿ: Equipment may or may not be available depending on the grade and options.
Exterior lamp bulb related to driving
(Replacement instructions: P. 471, Wattage: P. 554)
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the angle of
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(mirror heater)
Wiper
Precautions in winter Anti-freezing
(windshield de-
icer) ÿ
Refueling door Refueling
method Fuel type/
fuel tank
capacity Tire size/air
pressure Winter tires/
tire chains Inspection/rotation Dealing with punctures
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Emergency stop of the hybrid system
Countermeasures when the hybrid system cannot
start Warning
message Shift lever
Changing the shift position
When towing
CAUTION What to do when the shift lever does not move...
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ÿ: Equipment may or may not be available depending on the grade and options.
*: Refer to the separate "Navigation System Instruction Manual".
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Replenishing washer
fluid Replacing wiper
rubber Emergency
flashing light switch
Bonnet release lever
Refueling door opener Handle
position adjustment
lever . Front
air conditioner Operation method Defogging the rear window glass
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P. 172
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window lock switch. . .
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P.398
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Power back door main switch ÿ .
201
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Steering heater switch ÿ . P. 419
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Driving position memory switch ÿ .
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Door mirror switch . . . P. 196
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Door lock switch
Power window switch
Automatic high beam switch ÿ Power slide
door main switch /
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ÿ: Equipment may or may not be available depending on the grade and options.
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ECO MODE switch .
VSC OFF switch . . . . .
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Meter illumination adjustment switch .
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Trip meter reset switch . . .
Windshield de-icer switch . . .
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Passenger side second seat neutral position switch ÿ . .P. 165
P.368
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229
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Odometer trip meter switching •
386
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IPA switch ÿ P.
165 Neutral position switch for second seat on the driver's side ÿ
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Time adjustment switch . . . . .
238
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Brake hold switch. . .
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PCS (pre-crash safety system) switchÿ .
EV mode switch .
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Four
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437
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Panoramic view monitor (with left/right confirmation support)
Talk switch ÿÿ
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cruise control switch
..P.92
Audio operation switch . . . . . .
P. 265
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Meter operation switch
Inter-vehicle distance switching switch
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Main switch
Cruise controlÿ . . . Radar
cruise control (with all vehicle speed tracking function)ÿ . .
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Phone switch*
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