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Table of Contents
- 1. Table of contents
- 2. Table of Contents
- 8. Pictorial index
- 10. Interior
- 14. Instrument panel
- 17. Without navigation system
- 18. With navigation system
- 20. For your information
- 21. Installation of a mobile two-way radio s...
- 22. Vehicle data recordings
- 23. Event data recorder
- 24. Disclosure of the EDR data
- 25. General precautions while driving
- 26. Disposal of the hybrid battery (traction...
- 27. Symbols used throughout this manual
- 28. Before driving
- 29. Before driving
- 30. Hybrid system features
- 31. When stopped/during start off
- 32. Vehicle proximity notification system
- 33. Conditions in which the gasoline engine ...
- 34. Sounds and vibrations specific to a hybr...
- 35. Maintenance, repair, recycling, and disp...
- 36. Hybrid system precautions
- 37. Hybrid battery air vent
- 38. Hybrid warning message
- 39. Electromagnetic waves
- 40. Road accident cautions
- 42. Energy monitor/consumption screen
- 43. Select “Info/Apps” on the “Menu” screen
- 45. Consumption (vehicles with a navigation ...
- 46. Past record (vehicles with a navigation ...
- 47. Hybrid vehicle driving tips
- 49. Key information
- 50. Using the mechanical key
- 51. Card key
- 52. When required to leave the vehicle’s key...
- 53. To prevent key damage
- 54. Precautions for handling the card key
- 55. Opening, closing and locking the doors
- 56. Unlocking and locking the doors
- 57. Back door
- 58. Antenna location
- 59. Effective range (areas within which the ...
- 60. When the door cannot be locked by the lo...
- 61. Battery-saving function
- 62. Note for the entry function
- 63. Note for locking the doors
- 64. Note for the unlocking function
- 65. To operate the system properly
- 66. Certification for the smart access syste...
- 67. Caution regarding interference with elec...
- 68. Wireless remote control
- 69. Operation signals
- 70. Conditions affecting operation
- 71. Electronic key battery depletion
- 72. Certification for wireless remote contro...
- 73. Side doors
- 74. Locking the front doors from the outside...
- 75. Impact detection door lock release syste...
- 76. To prevent an accident
- 77. Locking and unlocking the back door
- 78. Luggage compartment light
- 79. Caution while driving
- 80. Operating the back door
- 81. Back door damper stays
- 82. Adjustable components (seats, mirrors, s...
- 83. Manual seat (if equipped for passenger’s...
- 84. The seatbacks of the rear seats can be f...
- 85. When folding the rear seatbacks down
- 86. Driving position memory
- 87. Linking driving position memory with doo...
- 88. Operating the driving position memory af...
- 89. Head restraints
- 90. Removing the head restraints
- 91. Adjusting the height of the head restrai...
- 92. Correct use of the seat belts
- 93. Adjusting the seat belt shoulder anchor ...
- 94. Pre-collision seat belts (front seats of...
- 95. Child seat belt usage
- 96. Wearing a seat belt
- 97. Pregnant women
- 98. Seat belt pretensioners
- 99. Using a seat belt extender
- 100. Steering wheel
- 101. Inside rear view mirror
- 103. Adjusting the height of rear view mirror
- 105. Outside rear view mirrors
- 106. Mirror angle can be adjusted when
- 107. When driving the vehicle
- 108. Power windows
- 109. The power windows can be operated when
- 110. Door lock linked window operation
- 111. Moon roof
- 112. Tilting up and down
- 113. When the moon roof does not close normal...
- 114. Moon roof open warning buzzer
- 115. Refueling
- 116. Closing the fuel tank cap
- 117. When refueling the vehicle
- 118. When replacing the fuel cap
- 119. Theft deterrent system
- 120. System maintenance
- 121. Triggering of the alarm
- 122. Items to check before locking the vehicl...
- 123. Alarm-operated door lock
- 124. Theft prevention labels (for U.S.A.)
- 125. Safety information
- 126. Adjusting the seat position
- 127. SRS front airbags
- 128. SRS side and curtain shield airbags
- 129. SRS airbag system components
- 130. If the SRS airbags deploy (inflate)
- 131. SRS airbag deployment conditions (SRS fr...
- 132. Conditions under which the SRS airbags m...
- 133. Types of collisions that may not deploy ...
- 134. When to contact your Lexus dealer
- 135. SRS airbag precautions
- 139. Modification and disposal of SRS airbag ...
- 140. Front passenger occupant classification ...
- 141. Condition and operation in the front pas...
- 142. Unoccupied
- 144. Front passenger occupant classification ...
- 146. Child restraint systems
- 147. Types of child restraints
- 148. When installing a child restraint system...
- 149. Child restraint precautions
- 150. When the child restraint system is not i...
- 151. Installing child restraints
- 152. Installation with Latch system
- 154. Installing child restraints using a seat...
- 155. Forward-facing-Convertible seat
- 157. Booster seat
- 158. Child restraint systems with a top tethe...
- 159. When installing a booster seat
- 160. Do not use a seat belt extender
- 161. When driving
- 162. Driving procedures
- 163. Parking the vehicle
- 164. When starting off on a uphill
- 165. For efficient use
- 166. When starting the vehicle
- 168. When driving on slippery road surfaces
- 169. If you hear a squealing or scraping nois...
- 170. When the vehicle is parked
- 171. Exhaust gases
- 172. When taking a nap in the vehicle
- 173. Avoiding damage to vehicle parts
- 174. When encountering flooded roads
- 175. Power (ignition) switch
- 176. Stopping the hybrid system
- 177. Changing "Power" switch modes
- 178. When the ambient temperature is low, suc...
- 179. Operation of the "Power" switch
- 180. To prevent 12-volt battery discharge
- 181. EV drive mode
- 182. Situations in which EV drive mode cannot...
- 183. Automatic cancellation of EV drive mode
- 184. Hybrid transmission
- 186. Selecting a driving mode
- 187. P position switch
- 188. Operation of the air conditioning system...
- 190. Reverse warning buzzer
- 191. For the shift lever
- 192. Hybrid battery (traction battery) charge
- 193. Turn signal lever
- 194. Parking brake
- 195. Horn
- 196. Instrument cluster
- 197. Changing the display
- 198. Instrument panel light control
- 199. Hybrid System Indicator
- 200. ECO lamp and SPORT lamp (if equipped)
- 201. To prevent damage to the engine and its ...
- 202. Indicators and warning lights
- 203. Indicators
- 205. Warning lights
- 206. Multi-information display
- 207. Switching the display
- 208. Cruising range
- 209. When disconnecting and reconnecting 12-v...
- 210. Operating the lights and windshield wipe...
- 212. Turning on the high beam headlights
- 213. Daytime running light system
- 214. Automatic headlight leveling system (if ...
- 215. Fog light switch
- 217. Windshield wipers and washer
- 218. Washer/wiper dual operation
- 220. Rain-sensing windshield wipers (if equip...
- 223. Raindrop sensor (vehicles with rain-sens...
- 224. When the windshield is dry
- 225. The wiper operation is selected by movin...
- 227. Washer fluid can be sprayed on the headl...
- 228. Cruise control
- 230. Canceling and resuming the constant spee...
- 231. If the warning message for the cruise co...
- 232. Dynamic radar cruise control
- 233. Setting the vehicle speed (vehicle-to-ve...
- 234. Adjusting the set speed
- 235. Changing the vehicle-to-vehicle distance
- 236. Canceling and resuming the speed control
- 237. Driving in vehicle-to-vehicle distance c...
- 238. Example of constant speed cruising
- 239. Approach warning
- 240. Selecting conventional constant speed co...
- 241. Dynamic radar cruise control can be set ...
- 242. Automatic cancelation of constant speed ...
- 243. Warning messages and buzzers for dynamic...
- 244. Before using dynamic radar cruise contro...
- 245. Situations unsuitable for dynamic radar ...
- 246. Conditions under which the vehicle-to-ve...
- 247. Intuitive parking assist
- 248. Display
- 249. The distance display and buzzer
- 250. Rear center sensors
- 251. Detection range of the sensors
- 252. Setting up intuitive parking assist (veh...
- 253. Sensor detection information
- 254. Navigation system screen display (if equ...
- 255. Notes when washing the vehicle
- 256. Rear view monitor system
- 257. When using the rear view monitor system
- 258. Display mode
- 259. Displayed area
- 260. Rear view monitor guide lines
- 261. Driving precautions
- 263. Rear view monitor system camera
- 264. Smear effect
- 266. Conditions which may affect the rear vie...
- 267. Driving assist systems
- 268. When the VSC/TRAC systems are operating
- 269. The ABS does not operate effectively whe...
- 270. Replacing tires
- 271. Hill-start assist control
- 272. Hill-start assist control buzzer
- 273. Pre-collision seat belts (front seat bel...
- 274. Disabling pre-collision braking
- 275. The pre-collision system is operational ...
- 276. Conditions that may trigger the system e...
- 277. When there is a malfunction in the syste...
- 279. Limitations of the pre-collision system
- 281. Driving information
- 282. Capacity and distribution
- 283. Calculation formula for your vehicle
- 284. Things that must not be carried in the l...
- 286. Vehicle load limits
- 287. Winter driving tips
- 288. Before driving the vehicle
- 289. Selecting tire chains
- 290. Driving with snow tires
- 291. Repairing or replacing snow tires
- 292. Trailer towing
- 293. To avoid serious damage to your vehicle
- 294. Interior features
- 295. System
- 296. Using the air conditioning system and de...
- 297. Using automatic air conditioning system
- 298. Adjusting the settings manually
- 300. Switching between outside air and recirc...
- 301. Defogging the windshield
- 302. Adjusting the position of and opening an...
- 303. Using automatic mode
- 304. Window defogger feature
- 305. Air conditioning odors
- 307. Rear window and outside rear view mirror...
- 308. Windshield wiper de-icer
- 309. Audio system types
- 311. Using cellular phones
- 312. Laser products
- 313. Using the radio
- 316. Setting station presets (excluding XM Sa...
- 317. Receiving RDS broadcasts
- 318. Displaying radio station names
- 319. Setting XM Satellite Radio channel prese...
- 320. Displaying text information
- 322. If the satellite radio does not operate ...
- 324. Certifications for the radio tuner
- 325. Using the audio system
- 328. Loading a CD
- 330. Selecting, fast-forwarding, reversing an...
- 331. Selecting a CD to play
- 332. Repeat play
- 333. When "Error" or "Wait" is shown on the d...
- 334. CDs and adapters that cannot be used
- 335. CD player precautions
- 336. Playing MP3 and WMA discs
- 339. Selecting and scanning a folder
- 340. Scanning the first file of all the folde...
- 341. Playing and pausing files
- 342. When "Error", "Wait" or "No music" is sh...
- 343. MP3 and WMA files
- 344. Compatible media
- 345. ID3 and WMA tags
- 346. Playback
- 347. Operating an iPod
- 348. Control panel
- 351. Selecting a play mode
- 352. Play mode list
- 353. Selecting a list
- 354. Selecting songs
- 355. Adjusting sound quality and volume balan...
- 356. About iPod
- 357. Compatible models
- 359. To prevent damage to iPod
- 360. Operating a USB memory
- 364. Selecting folders one at a time
- 365. Fast-forwarding and rewinding files
- 367. USB memory functions
- 370. To prevent damage to USB memory
- 371. Optimal use of the audio system
- 372. Changing sound quality modes
- 373. Turning the Automatic Sound Levelizer (A...
- 374. Using the AUX port
- 375. To prevent damage to portable audio devi...
- 376. Using the steering wheel audio switches
- 377. Turning the power on
- 378. Selecting a radio station
- 379. Selecting a folder
- 380. Using the Bluetooth audio system
- 381. When transferring ownership of the vehic...
- 382. FCC warning
- 383. Audio unit
- 384. Steering wheel switch
- 385. Operating the system using voice command...
- 388. Menu list of the Bluetooth audio system
- 389. When using a voice command
- 390. Using the Bluetooth ® audio
- 393. Selecting tracks
- 394. Scanning tracks
- 395. Functions and operation procedures
- 397. Registering a portable player
- 399. Changing the registered name of a portab...
- 400. Listing the registered portable players
- 401. Changing the passkey
- 402. Deleting a registered portable player
- 403. The number of portable players that can ...
- 404. System setup items and operation procedu...
- 405. Hands-free system for cellular phones
- 406. Signal status
- 407. For detailed information about Handsfree...
- 408. To prevent damage to cellular phones
- 409. Using the hands-free system (for cellula...
- 410. Steering wheel switches
- 412. Using the hands-free phone system for th...
- 414. Menu list of the hands-free phone system
- 416. Using a short cut key
- 417. Automatic volume adjustment
- 418. Making a phone call
- 419. Dialing by inputting a number
- 420. Speed dialing
- 421. Using the call history memory
- 422. Call waiting
- 423. Setting a cellular phone
- 424. Registering a cellular phone
- 425. Changing the registered name of a cellul...
- 426. Listing the registered cellular phones
- 428. Deleting a registered cellular phone
- 429. The number of cellular phones that can b...
- 430. Security and system setup
- 431. Setting or changing the Pin
- 432. Locking or unlocking the phone book
- 433. Displaying the Bluetooth device address ...
- 434. Initialization
- 435. Using the phone book
- 436. Adding a new phone number
- 437. Transferring data from the cellular phon...
- 438. Selecting a phone number from outgoing o...
- 440. Changing the registered name in the phon...
- 441. Listing the registered data
- 442. Setting speed dials
- 443. Deleting the registered data
- 444. Deleting speed dials
- 445. Using the interior lights
- 446. Personal/interior light main switch and ...
- 447. Rear interior light
- 448. List of storage features
- 449. Glove box
- 450. Console box
- 451. Cup holders
- 452. Bottle holders
- 453. Auxiliary boxes
- 455. Items unsuitable for storing
- 456. Auxiliary box
- 457. Other interior features
- 459. Clock
- 460. Power outlet
- 461. Auxiliary box (if equipped)
- 462. The power outlet can be used when
- 463. Heated steering wheel
- 464. Burns
- 465. Seat heaters
- 466. To prevent seat heater damage
- 467. Floor mat
- 468. When installing the driver’s floor mat
- 469. Luggage compartment features
- 470. Center
- 471. Luggage cover (if equipped)
- 472. Stowing the luggage cover
- 473. Owner’s Manual holder
- 474. Garage door opener
- 475. Before programming HomeLink
- 478. Programming a Rolling Code System
- 479. Reprogramming a single HomeLink button
- 480. Programs stored in the HomeLink memory
- 481. When programming a garage door or other ...
- 482. Compass
- 483. Vehicles with garage door opener
- 484. Displays and directions
- 485. Calibrating the compass
- 486. Deviation calibration
- 488. Circling calibration
- 490. Conditions unfavorable to correct operat...
- 491. To avoid compass malfunctions
- 492. Safety Connect
- 493. Services
- 494. Safety Connect Services Information
- 495. Safety Connect LED light Indicators
- 496. Stolen Vehicle Location
- 497. Safety information for Safety Connect
- 498. Certification for Lexus Enform with Safe...
- 499. Maintenance and care
- 500. Cleaning and protecting the vehicle exte...
- 501. High pressure car washes
- 502. When washing the vehicle
- 503. To prevent paint deterioration and corro...
- 504. Antenna installation and removal precaut...
- 505. Cleaning and protecting the vehicle inte...
- 506. Caring for leather areas
- 507. Cleaning detergents
- 508. Maintenance requirements
- 509. Repair and replacement
- 510. If your vehicle is not properly maintain...
- 511. General maintenance
- 512. Luggage compartment
- 514. Vehicle exterior
- 515. Emission inspection and maintenance (I/M...
- 516. Do-it-yourself maintenance
- 519. When working on the engine compartment
- 520. If you remove the air cleaner filter
- 521. Hood
- 522. Pre-driving check
- 523. Positioning a floor jack
- 524. When raising your vehicle
- 525. Engine compartment
- 526. Removing the engine compartment cover
- 527. Checking the engine oil
- 528. Flat dipstick
- 529. Adding engine oil
- 530. Engine oil consumption
- 531. To prevent serious engine damage
- 532. Engine coolant reservoir
- 533. Coolant selection
- 534. When adding coolant
- 535. Radiator and condenser
- 536. Brake fluid
- 537. When filling the reservoir
- 538. Washer fluid
- 539. Location
- 541. Installing the 12-volt battery maintenan...
- 542. Before recharging
- 543. Chemicals in the 12-volt battery
- 544. Emergency measures regarding electrolyte
- 545. When disconnecting the 12-volt battery
- 546. Checking tires
- 547. Tire pressure warning system
- 548. Installing tire pressure warning valves ...
- 549. How to initialize the tire pressure warn...
- 550. Registering ID codes
- 551. Routine tire inflation pressure checks
- 552. Tire types
- 553. If the tread on snow tires wears down be...
- 554. Tire pressure warning system certificati...
- 555. When inspecting or replacing tires
- 556. Repairing or replacing tires, wheels, ti...
- 557. If tire inflation pressure of each tire ...
- 558. Tire inflation pressure
- 559. Inspection and adjustment procedure
- 560. Tire inflation pressure check interval
- 561. Proper inflation is critical to save tir...
- 562. Wheel selection
- 563. When replacing wheels
- 564. Replacing tire pressure warning valves a...
- 565. Air conditioning filter
- 566. Checking interval
- 567. Electronic key battery
- 568. Use a CR1632 lithium battery
- 569. Removed battery and other parts
- 570. Checking and replacing fuses
- 573. Fuse layout and amperage ratings
- 577. Fuel filler door opener
- 580. After a fuse is replaced
- 581. To prevent system breakdowns and vehicle...
- 582. Light bulbs
- 583. LED headlights
- 584. Replacing light bulbs
- 585. Headlight high beams (halogen headlights...
- 586. Headlight high beams (LED headlights)
- 587. Fog lights (if equipped)
- 588. Front turn signal lights (halogen headli...
- 589. Front turn signal lights (LED headlights...
- 591. Rear turn signal lights
- 592. Back-up lights
- 593. License plate lights
- 594. Lights other than the above
- 595. After replacing the bulbs
- 596. To prevent damage or fire
- 597. When trouble arises
- 598. Emergency flashers
- 599. Essential information
- 600. Emergency towing
- 601. Installing towing eyelets
- 602. Towing with a sling-type truck
- 603. Using a flat bed truck
- 604. Caution while towing
- 605. To prevent damaging the vehicle
- 606. If you think something is wrong
- 607. If a warning light turns on or a warning...
- 608. Stop the vehicle immediately
- 609. Have the vehicle inspected by your Lexus...
- 611. Follow the correction procedures
- 612. Driver's seat belt buzzer
- 613. SRS warning light
- 614. When the tire pressure warning light com...
- 615. If the tire pressure warning system is n...
- 616. If the tire pressure warning light frequ...
- 617. If both the ABS and the brake system war...
- 618. Maintenance of the tires
- 619. Precaution when installing a different t...
- 620. Steps to take in an emergency
- 621. Have the vehicle inspected immediately
- 631. Have the malfunction repaired immediatel...
- 639. Warning message in radar cruise mode
- 640. If you have a flat tire
- 641. Taking out the jack
- 642. Taking out the spare tire
- 644. Installing the spare tire
- 645. Stowing the flat tire
- 647. The compact spare tire
- 648. When storing the compact spare tire
- 649. Speed limit when using the compact spare...
- 650. After using the tools and jack
- 651. Do not drive the vehicle with a flat tir...
- 652. If the hybrid system will not start
- 653. The interior lights and headlights do no...
- 654. If you lose your keys
- 655. If the electronic key does not operate p...
- 657. Replacing the key battery
- 658. If the 12-volt battery is discharged
- 659. Connect the jumper cables according to t...
- 660. Starting the hybrid system when the 12-v...
- 661. When the 12-volt battery is removed or d...
- 662. Avoiding 12-volt battery fires or explos...
- 663. After recharging the 12-volt battery
- 664. If your vehicle overheats
- 666. If "Hybrid system overheat" is shown on ...
- 668. To prevent an accident or injury when in...
- 669. If the vehicle becomes stuck
- 670. To avoid damage to the hybrid transmissi...
- 671. If your vehicle has to be stopped in an ...
- 672. If the hybrid system has to be turned of...
- 673. Vehicle specifications
- 674. Specifications
- 675. Vehicle identification number
- 676. Engine number
- 677. Fuel
- 678. Hybrid battery (traction battery)
- 679. Engine oil selection
- 681. Cooling system
- 682. Ignition system
- 683. Transmission
- 684. Brakes
- 685. Tires and wheels
- 689. Fuel information
- 690. Gasoline quality standards
- 691. Non-recommendation of the use of blended...
- 692. Notice on fuel quality
- 693. Tire information
- 695. Typical DOT and Tire Identification Numb...
- 696. Typical tire size information
- 697. Tire section names
- 698. Uniform Tire Quality Grading
- 699. Traction AA, A, B, C
- 700. Glossary of tire terminology
- 709. Customizable features
- 711. Door lock
- 714. Smart access system with pushbutton star...
- 716. Smart access system with pushbutton star...
- 717. Automatic light control system
- 719. Illumination
- 726. Intuitive parking assist-sensor
- 727. Seat belt reminder
- 728. Vehicle customization
- 729. Cautions during customization
- 730. Items to initialize
- 731. For owners
- 732. Reporting safety defects for U.S. owners
- 733. Seat belt instructions for Canadian owne...
- 735. SRS airbag instructions for Canadian own...
- 745. Index
- 746. Abbreviation/Acronym list
- 748. Alphabetical index
- 755. Remote Touch
- 756. TILT switch
- 760. What to do if
- 764. Gas station information
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Table of Contents
- 1. Table of contents
- 2. Table of Contents
- 8. Pictorial index
- 10. Interior
- 14. Instrument panel
- 17. Without navigation system
- 18. With navigation system
- 20. For your information
- 21. Installation of a mobile two-way radio s...
- 22. Vehicle data recordings
- 23. Event data recorder
- 24. Disclosure of the EDR data
- 25. General precautions while driving
- 26. Disposal of the hybrid battery (traction...
- 27. Symbols used throughout this manual
- 28. Before driving
- 29. Before driving
- 30. Hybrid system features
- 31. When stopped/during start off
- 32. Vehicle proximity notification system
- 33. Conditions in which the gasoline engine ...
- 34. Sounds and vibrations specific to a hybr...
- 35. Maintenance, repair, recycling, and disp...
- 36. Hybrid system precautions
- 37. Hybrid battery air vent
- 38. Hybrid warning message
- 39. Electromagnetic waves
- 40. Road accident cautions
- 42. Energy monitor/consumption screen
- 43. Select “Info/Apps” on the “Menu” screen
- 45. Consumption (vehicles with a navigation ...
- 46. Past record (vehicles with a navigation ...
- 47. Hybrid vehicle driving tips
- 49. Key information
- 50. Using the mechanical key
- 51. Card key
- 52. When required to leave the vehicle’s key...
- 53. To prevent key damage
- 54. Precautions for handling the card key
- 55. Opening, closing and locking the doors
- 56. Unlocking and locking the doors
- 57. Back door
- 58. Antenna location
- 59. Effective range (areas within which the ...
- 60. When the door cannot be locked by the lo...
- 61. Battery-saving function
- 62. Note for the entry function
- 63. Note for locking the doors
- 64. Note for the unlocking function
- 65. To operate the system properly
- 66. Certification for the smart access syste...
- 67. Caution regarding interference with elec...
- 68. Wireless remote control
- 69. Operation signals
- 70. Conditions affecting operation
- 71. Electronic key battery depletion
- 72. Certification for wireless remote contro...
- 73. Side doors
- 74. Locking the front doors from the outside...
- 75. Impact detection door lock release syste...
- 76. To prevent an accident
- 77. Locking and unlocking the back door
- 78. Luggage compartment light
- 79. Caution while driving
- 80. Operating the back door
- 81. Back door damper stays
- 82. Adjustable components (seats, mirrors, s...
- 83. Manual seat (if equipped for passenger’s...
- 84. The seatbacks of the rear seats can be f...
- 85. When folding the rear seatbacks down
- 86. Driving position memory
- 87. Linking driving position memory with doo...
- 88. Operating the driving position memory af...
- 89. Head restraints
- 90. Removing the head restraints
- 91. Adjusting the height of the head restrai...
- 92. Correct use of the seat belts
- 93. Adjusting the seat belt shoulder anchor ...
- 94. Pre-collision seat belts (front seats of...
- 95. Child seat belt usage
- 96. Wearing a seat belt
- 97. Pregnant women
- 98. Seat belt pretensioners
- 99. Using a seat belt extender
- 100. Steering wheel
- 101. Inside rear view mirror
- 103. Adjusting the height of rear view mirror
- 105. Outside rear view mirrors
- 106. Mirror angle can be adjusted when
- 107. When driving the vehicle
- 108. Power windows
- 109. The power windows can be operated when
- 110. Door lock linked window operation
- 111. Moon roof
- 112. Tilting up and down
- 113. When the moon roof does not close normal...
- 114. Moon roof open warning buzzer
- 115. Refueling
- 116. Closing the fuel tank cap
- 117. When refueling the vehicle
- 118. When replacing the fuel cap
- 119. Theft deterrent system
- 120. System maintenance
- 121. Triggering of the alarm
- 122. Items to check before locking the vehicl...
- 123. Alarm-operated door lock
- 124. Theft prevention labels (for U.S.A.)
- 125. Safety information
- 126. Adjusting the seat position
- 127. SRS front airbags
- 128. SRS side and curtain shield airbags
- 129. SRS airbag system components
- 130. If the SRS airbags deploy (inflate)
- 131. SRS airbag deployment conditions (SRS fr...
- 132. Conditions under which the SRS airbags m...
- 133. Types of collisions that may not deploy ...
- 134. When to contact your Lexus dealer
- 135. SRS airbag precautions
- 139. Modification and disposal of SRS airbag ...
- 140. Front passenger occupant classification ...
- 141. Condition and operation in the front pas...
- 142. Unoccupied
- 144. Front passenger occupant classification ...
- 146. Child restraint systems
- 147. Types of child restraints
- 148. When installing a child restraint system...
- 149. Child restraint precautions
- 150. When the child restraint system is not i...
- 151. Installing child restraints
- 152. Installation with Latch system
- 154. Installing child restraints using a seat...
- 155. Forward-facing-Convertible seat
- 157. Booster seat
- 158. Child restraint systems with a top tethe...
- 159. When installing a booster seat
- 160. Do not use a seat belt extender
- 161. When driving
- 162. Driving procedures
- 163. Parking the vehicle
- 164. When starting off on a uphill
- 165. For efficient use
- 166. When starting the vehicle
- 168. When driving on slippery road surfaces
- 169. If you hear a squealing or scraping nois...
- 170. When the vehicle is parked
- 171. Exhaust gases
- 172. When taking a nap in the vehicle
- 173. Avoiding damage to vehicle parts
- 174. When encountering flooded roads
- 175. Power (ignition) switch
- 176. Stopping the hybrid system
- 177. Changing "Power" switch modes
- 178. When the ambient temperature is low, suc...
- 179. Operation of the "Power" switch
- 180. To prevent 12-volt battery discharge
- 181. EV drive mode
- 182. Situations in which EV drive mode cannot...
- 183. Automatic cancellation of EV drive mode
- 184. Hybrid transmission
- 186. Selecting a driving mode
- 187. P position switch
- 188. Operation of the air conditioning system...
- 190. Reverse warning buzzer
- 191. For the shift lever
- 192. Hybrid battery (traction battery) charge
- 193. Turn signal lever
- 194. Parking brake
- 195. Horn
- 196. Instrument cluster
- 197. Changing the display
- 198. Instrument panel light control
- 199. Hybrid System Indicator
- 200. ECO lamp and SPORT lamp (if equipped)
- 201. To prevent damage to the engine and its ...
- 202. Indicators and warning lights
- 203. Indicators
- 205. Warning lights
- 206. Multi-information display
- 207. Switching the display
- 208. Cruising range
- 209. When disconnecting and reconnecting 12-v...
- 210. Operating the lights and windshield wipe...
- 212. Turning on the high beam headlights
- 213. Daytime running light system
- 214. Automatic headlight leveling system (if ...
- 215. Fog light switch
- 217. Windshield wipers and washer
- 218. Washer/wiper dual operation
- 220. Rain-sensing windshield wipers (if equip...
- 223. Raindrop sensor (vehicles with rain-sens...
- 224. When the windshield is dry
- 225. The wiper operation is selected by movin...
- 227. Washer fluid can be sprayed on the headl...
- 228. Cruise control
- 230. Canceling and resuming the constant spee...
- 231. If the warning message for the cruise co...
- 232. Dynamic radar cruise control
- 233. Setting the vehicle speed (vehicle-to-ve...
- 234. Adjusting the set speed
- 235. Changing the vehicle-to-vehicle distance
- 236. Canceling and resuming the speed control
- 237. Driving in vehicle-to-vehicle distance c...
- 238. Example of constant speed cruising
- 239. Approach warning
- 240. Selecting conventional constant speed co...
- 241. Dynamic radar cruise control can be set ...
- 242. Automatic cancelation of constant speed ...
- 243. Warning messages and buzzers for dynamic...
- 244. Before using dynamic radar cruise contro...
- 245. Situations unsuitable for dynamic radar ...
- 246. Conditions under which the vehicle-to-ve...
- 247. Intuitive parking assist
- 248. Display
- 249. The distance display and buzzer
- 250. Rear center sensors
- 251. Detection range of the sensors
- 252. Setting up intuitive parking assist (veh...
- 253. Sensor detection information
- 254. Navigation system screen display (if equ...
- 255. Notes when washing the vehicle
- 256. Rear view monitor system
- 257. When using the rear view monitor system
- 258. Display mode
- 259. Displayed area
- 260. Rear view monitor guide lines
- 261. Driving precautions
- 263. Rear view monitor system camera
- 264. Smear effect
- 266. Conditions which may affect the rear vie...
- 267. Driving assist systems
- 268. When the VSC/TRAC systems are operating
- 269. The ABS does not operate effectively whe...
- 270. Replacing tires
- 271. Hill-start assist control
- 272. Hill-start assist control buzzer
- 273. Pre-collision seat belts (front seat bel...
- 274. Disabling pre-collision braking
- 275. The pre-collision system is operational ...
- 276. Conditions that may trigger the system e...
- 277. When there is a malfunction in the syste...
- 279. Limitations of the pre-collision system
- 281. Driving information
- 282. Capacity and distribution
- 283. Calculation formula for your vehicle
- 284. Things that must not be carried in the l...
- 286. Vehicle load limits
- 287. Winter driving tips
- 288. Before driving the vehicle
- 289. Selecting tire chains
- 290. Driving with snow tires
- 291. Repairing or replacing snow tires
- 292. Trailer towing
- 293. To avoid serious damage to your vehicle
- 294. Interior features
- 295. System
- 296. Using the air conditioning system and de...
- 297. Using automatic air conditioning system
- 298. Adjusting the settings manually
- 300. Switching between outside air and recirc...
- 301. Defogging the windshield
- 302. Adjusting the position of and opening an...
- 303. Using automatic mode
- 304. Window defogger feature
- 305. Air conditioning odors
- 307. Rear window and outside rear view mirror...
- 308. Windshield wiper de-icer
- 309. Audio system types
- 311. Using cellular phones
- 312. Laser products
- 313. Using the radio
- 316. Setting station presets (excluding XM Sa...
- 317. Receiving RDS broadcasts
- 318. Displaying radio station names
- 319. Setting XM Satellite Radio channel prese...
- 320. Displaying text information
- 322. If the satellite radio does not operate ...
- 324. Certifications for the radio tuner
- 325. Using the audio system
- 328. Loading a CD
- 330. Selecting, fast-forwarding, reversing an...
- 331. Selecting a CD to play
- 332. Repeat play
- 333. When "Error" or "Wait" is shown on the d...
- 334. CDs and adapters that cannot be used
- 335. CD player precautions
- 336. Playing MP3 and WMA discs
- 339. Selecting and scanning a folder
- 340. Scanning the first file of all the folde...
- 341. Playing and pausing files
- 342. When "Error", "Wait" or "No music" is sh...
- 343. MP3 and WMA files
- 344. Compatible media
- 345. ID3 and WMA tags
- 346. Playback
- 347. Operating an iPod
- 348. Control panel
- 351. Selecting a play mode
- 352. Play mode list
- 353. Selecting a list
- 354. Selecting songs
- 355. Adjusting sound quality and volume balan...
- 356. About iPod
- 357. Compatible models
- 359. To prevent damage to iPod
- 360. Operating a USB memory
- 364. Selecting folders one at a time
- 365. Fast-forwarding and rewinding files
- 367. USB memory functions
- 370. To prevent damage to USB memory
- 371. Optimal use of the audio system
- 372. Changing sound quality modes
- 373. Turning the Automatic Sound Levelizer (A...
- 374. Using the AUX port
- 375. To prevent damage to portable audio devi...
- 376. Using the steering wheel audio switches
- 377. Turning the power on
- 378. Selecting a radio station
- 379. Selecting a folder
- 380. Using the Bluetooth audio system
- 381. When transferring ownership of the vehic...
- 382. FCC warning
- 383. Audio unit
- 384. Steering wheel switch
- 385. Operating the system using voice command...
- 388. Menu list of the Bluetooth audio system
- 389. When using a voice command
- 390. Using the Bluetooth ® audio
- 393. Selecting tracks
- 394. Scanning tracks
- 395. Functions and operation procedures
- 397. Registering a portable player
- 399. Changing the registered name of a portab...
- 400. Listing the registered portable players
- 401. Changing the passkey
- 402. Deleting a registered portable player
- 403. The number of portable players that can ...
- 404. System setup items and operation procedu...
- 405. Hands-free system for cellular phones
- 406. Signal status
- 407. For detailed information about Handsfree...
- 408. To prevent damage to cellular phones
- 409. Using the hands-free system (for cellula...
- 410. Steering wheel switches
- 412. Using the hands-free phone system for th...
- 414. Menu list of the hands-free phone system
- 416. Using a short cut key
- 417. Automatic volume adjustment
- 418. Making a phone call
- 419. Dialing by inputting a number
- 420. Speed dialing
- 421. Using the call history memory
- 422. Call waiting
- 423. Setting a cellular phone
- 424. Registering a cellular phone
- 425. Changing the registered name of a cellul...
- 426. Listing the registered cellular phones
- 428. Deleting a registered cellular phone
- 429. The number of cellular phones that can b...
- 430. Security and system setup
- 431. Setting or changing the Pin
- 432. Locking or unlocking the phone book
- 433. Displaying the Bluetooth device address ...
- 434. Initialization
- 435. Using the phone book
- 436. Adding a new phone number
- 437. Transferring data from the cellular phon...
- 438. Selecting a phone number from outgoing o...
- 440. Changing the registered name in the phon...
- 441. Listing the registered data
- 442. Setting speed dials
- 443. Deleting the registered data
- 444. Deleting speed dials
- 445. Using the interior lights
- 446. Personal/interior light main switch and ...
- 447. Rear interior light
- 448. List of storage features
- 449. Glove box
- 450. Console box
- 451. Cup holders
- 452. Bottle holders
- 453. Auxiliary boxes
- 455. Items unsuitable for storing
- 456. Auxiliary box
- 457. Other interior features
- 459. Clock
- 460. Power outlet
- 461. Auxiliary box (if equipped)
- 462. The power outlet can be used when
- 463. Heated steering wheel
- 464. Burns
- 465. Seat heaters
- 466. To prevent seat heater damage
- 467. Floor mat
- 468. When installing the driver’s floor mat
- 469. Luggage compartment features
- 470. Center
- 471. Luggage cover (if equipped)
- 472. Stowing the luggage cover
- 473. Owner’s Manual holder
- 474. Garage door opener
- 475. Before programming HomeLink
- 478. Programming a Rolling Code System
- 479. Reprogramming a single HomeLink button
- 480. Programs stored in the HomeLink memory
- 481. When programming a garage door or other ...
- 482. Compass
- 483. Vehicles with garage door opener
- 484. Displays and directions
- 485. Calibrating the compass
- 486. Deviation calibration
- 488. Circling calibration
- 490. Conditions unfavorable to correct operat...
- 491. To avoid compass malfunctions
- 492. Safety Connect
- 493. Services
- 494. Safety Connect Services Information
- 495. Safety Connect LED light Indicators
- 496. Stolen Vehicle Location
- 497. Safety information for Safety Connect
- 498. Certification for Lexus Enform with Safe...
- 499. Maintenance and care
- 500. Cleaning and protecting the vehicle exte...
- 501. High pressure car washes
- 502. When washing the vehicle
- 503. To prevent paint deterioration and corro...
- 504. Antenna installation and removal precaut...
- 505. Cleaning and protecting the vehicle inte...
- 506. Caring for leather areas
- 507. Cleaning detergents
- 508. Maintenance requirements
- 509. Repair and replacement
- 510. If your vehicle is not properly maintain...
- 511. General maintenance
- 512. Luggage compartment
- 514. Vehicle exterior
- 515. Emission inspection and maintenance (I/M...
- 516. Do-it-yourself maintenance
- 519. When working on the engine compartment
- 520. If you remove the air cleaner filter
- 521. Hood
- 522. Pre-driving check
- 523. Positioning a floor jack
- 524. When raising your vehicle
- 525. Engine compartment
- 526. Removing the engine compartment cover
- 527. Checking the engine oil
- 528. Flat dipstick
- 529. Adding engine oil
- 530. Engine oil consumption
- 531. To prevent serious engine damage
- 532. Engine coolant reservoir
- 533. Coolant selection
- 534. When adding coolant
- 535. Radiator and condenser
- 536. Brake fluid
- 537. When filling the reservoir
- 538. Washer fluid
- 539. Location
- 541. Installing the 12-volt battery maintenan...
- 542. Before recharging
- 543. Chemicals in the 12-volt battery
- 544. Emergency measures regarding electrolyte
- 545. When disconnecting the 12-volt battery
- 546. Checking tires
- 547. Tire pressure warning system
- 548. Installing tire pressure warning valves ...
- 549. How to initialize the tire pressure warn...
- 550. Registering ID codes
- 551. Routine tire inflation pressure checks
- 552. Tire types
- 553. If the tread on snow tires wears down be...
- 554. Tire pressure warning system certificati...
- 555. When inspecting or replacing tires
- 556. Repairing or replacing tires, wheels, ti...
- 557. If tire inflation pressure of each tire ...
- 558. Tire inflation pressure
- 559. Inspection and adjustment procedure
- 560. Tire inflation pressure check interval
- 561. Proper inflation is critical to save tir...
- 562. Wheel selection
- 563. When replacing wheels
- 564. Replacing tire pressure warning valves a...
- 565. Air conditioning filter
- 566. Checking interval
- 567. Electronic key battery
- 568. Use a CR1632 lithium battery
- 569. Removed battery and other parts
- 570. Checking and replacing fuses
- 573. Fuse layout and amperage ratings
- 577. Fuel filler door opener
- 580. After a fuse is replaced
- 581. To prevent system breakdowns and vehicle...
- 582. Light bulbs
- 583. LED headlights
- 584. Replacing light bulbs
- 585. Headlight high beams (halogen headlights...
- 586. Headlight high beams (LED headlights)
- 587. Fog lights (if equipped)
- 588. Front turn signal lights (halogen headli...
- 589. Front turn signal lights (LED headlights...
- 591. Rear turn signal lights
- 592. Back-up lights
- 593. License plate lights
- 594. Lights other than the above
- 595. After replacing the bulbs
- 596. To prevent damage or fire
- 597. When trouble arises
- 598. Emergency flashers
- 599. Essential information
- 600. Emergency towing
- 601. Installing towing eyelets
- 602. Towing with a sling-type truck
- 603. Using a flat bed truck
- 604. Caution while towing
- 605. To prevent damaging the vehicle
- 606. If you think something is wrong
- 607. If a warning light turns on or a warning...
- 608. Stop the vehicle immediately
- 609. Have the vehicle inspected by your Lexus...
- 611. Follow the correction procedures
- 612. Driver's seat belt buzzer
- 613. SRS warning light
- 614. When the tire pressure warning light com...
- 615. If the tire pressure warning system is n...
- 616. If the tire pressure warning light frequ...
- 617. If both the ABS and the brake system war...
- 618. Maintenance of the tires
- 619. Precaution when installing a different t...
- 620. Steps to take in an emergency
- 621. Have the vehicle inspected immediately
- 631. Have the malfunction repaired immediatel...
- 639. Warning message in radar cruise mode
- 640. If you have a flat tire
- 641. Taking out the jack
- 642. Taking out the spare tire
- 644. Installing the spare tire
- 645. Stowing the flat tire
- 647. The compact spare tire
- 648. When storing the compact spare tire
- 649. Speed limit when using the compact spare...
- 650. After using the tools and jack
- 651. Do not drive the vehicle with a flat tir...
- 652. If the hybrid system will not start
- 653. The interior lights and headlights do no...
- 654. If you lose your keys
- 655. If the electronic key does not operate p...
- 657. Replacing the key battery
- 658. If the 12-volt battery is discharged
- 659. Connect the jumper cables according to t...
- 660. Starting the hybrid system when the 12-v...
- 661. When the 12-volt battery is removed or d...
- 662. Avoiding 12-volt battery fires or explos...
- 663. After recharging the 12-volt battery
- 664. If your vehicle overheats
- 666. If "Hybrid system overheat" is shown on ...
- 668. To prevent an accident or injury when in...
- 669. If the vehicle becomes stuck
- 670. To avoid damage to the hybrid transmissi...
- 671. If your vehicle has to be stopped in an ...
- 672. If the hybrid system has to be turned of...
- 673. Vehicle specifications
- 674. Specifications
- 675. Vehicle identification number
- 676. Engine number
- 677. Fuel
- 678. Hybrid battery (traction battery)
- 679. Engine oil selection
- 681. Cooling system
- 682. Ignition system
- 683. Transmission
- 684. Brakes
- 685. Tires and wheels
- 689. Fuel information
- 690. Gasoline quality standards
- 691. Non-recommendation of the use of blended...
- 692. Notice on fuel quality
- 693. Tire information
- 695. Typical DOT and Tire Identification Numb...
- 696. Typical tire size information
- 697. Tire section names
- 698. Uniform Tire Quality Grading
- 699. Traction AA, A, B, C
- 700. Glossary of tire terminology
- 709. Customizable features
- 711. Door lock
- 714. Smart access system with pushbutton star...
- 716. Smart access system with pushbutton star...
- 717. Automatic light control system
- 719. Illumination
- 726. Intuitive parking assist-sensor
- 727. Seat belt reminder
- 728. Vehicle customization
- 729. Cautions during customization
- 730. Items to initialize
- 731. For owners
- 732. Reporting safety defects for U.S. owners
- 733. Seat belt instructions for Canadian owne...
- 735. SRS airbag instructions for Canadian own...
- 745. Index
- 746. Abbreviation/Acronym list
- 748. Alphabetical index
- 755. Remote Touch
- 756. TILT switch
- 760. What to do if
- 764. Gas station information
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Created: March 07, 2023
Last updated: March 26, 2023
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