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Manuals and User Guides for Lexus GS300. We have 4 Lexus GS300 manuals available for free PDF download: Owner’s Manual, User Manual, Installation Instructions Manual
Lexus GS300 User Manual (623 pages)
Brand: Lexus
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Category: Automobile
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Size: 10.63 MB
Table of Contents
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Important Information about Occupant Restraint Systems
2
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Event Data Recorder
3
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Table of Contents
6
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How to Use this Manual
6
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Instrument Panel (Vehicles with Navigation System)
9
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Pictorial Index
10
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Instrument Panel (Vehicles Without Navigation System)
11
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Audio System
12
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Instrument Cluster
13
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Front Seat
17
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Steering Wheel and Column
18
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Switch Box
19
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Exterior View
20
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Basic Operation
22
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Quick Reference
22
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Driver’s Seat
23
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Quick Reference
23
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Steering Wheel
23
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Automatic Transmission Overview
24
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Headlight and Turn Signal Switches
26
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Headlight Dimmer Switch
26
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Windshield Wiper Switch
27
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Instruments and Controls
28
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Keys and Doors
29
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Using a Mechanical Key
29
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Smart Access System with Push−Button Start
31
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Engine Immobilizer
32
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Entry Functions
34
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Alarms and Warning Messages
36
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Locking the Doors with Entry Function
40
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Unlocking the Doors with Entry Function
43
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Changing the Doors to be Unlocked
44
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Unlocking the Trunk Lid with Entry Function
45
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Battery Power Saving
47
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Starting the Engine When the Electronic Key Battery Is Discharged
48
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Wireless Remote Control
49
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Locking/Unlocking the Doors
51
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Sounding an Alarm
52
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Unlocking the Trunk Lid
52
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Operating the Windows and Moon Roof
53
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Replacing the Battery
54
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Doors — Locking with a Mechanical Key
56
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Locking Doors with Inside Lock Button
57
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Locking Doors with Power Door Lock Switch
58
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Automatic Door Locking and Unlocking Functions
59
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Locking with Rear Door Child−Protector
61
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Theft Deterrent System
61
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Testing the Theft-Deterrent System
63
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Instruments and Controls
64
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Mirror Defogger Switch
64
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Headlight Switch
65
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Switches
65
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Daytime Running Light System
66
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Adaptive Front Lighting System (AFS)
67
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Automatic Headlight Leveling System
67
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Headlight Dimmer and Turn Signal Switches
68
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Fog Light Switch
69
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Windshield Wiper and Washer Switches
70
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Rain−Sensing Windshield Wipers
71
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Shifting the Windshield Wiper Position
74
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Headlight Cleaner Switch
76
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Rear Window and Outside Rear View Mirror Defogger Switch
77
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Power Window Switches
78
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Operating the Window Lock Switch
79
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Operating the Windows from Outside the Vehicle
79
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If the Battery Is Disconnected or Run down
80
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Jam Protection Function
80
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Emergency Flasher Switch
81
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Seat Heater Switches
82
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Seat Ventilator/Heater Switches
84
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Seat Ventilator
85
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Seat Heater
86
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Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge
89
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Fuel Gauge
89
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Gauges, Meters and Service Reminder Indicators
89
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Tachometer
90
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Odometer and Trip Meter
91
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Light Sensitive Optitron Meter
92
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Service Reminder Indicators and Warning Buzzers
93
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Brake System Warning Light (Red) and Buzzer
95
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Brake System Warning Light (Yellow)
96
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Driver’s Seat Belt Reminder Light and Buzzer
96
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Front Passenger’s Seat Belt Reminder Light
97
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SRS Warning Light
97
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Discharge Warning Light
98
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Malfunction Indicator Lamp
98
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Master Warning Light
99
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”ABS” Warning Light
99
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Adaptive Front Lighting System off Indicator Light
100
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Low Tire Pressure Warning Light
100
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Open Door Warning Light
100
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Electric Power Steering System Warning Light
101
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Key Reminder Buzzer
101
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Low Fuel Level Warning Light
101
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Pre−Collision System Warning Light
101
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How to Check All the Service Reminder Indicators
102
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Cruise Information
103
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Multi−Information Display
103
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Graphic Information
105
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Warning Messages
105
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Headlight Leveling System Failure Warning
106
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Moon Roof Warning
106
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Parking Brake Release Warning
106
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Trunk Open Warning
106
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Low Engine Oil Pressure Warning
107
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Low Washer Fluid Warning
107
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Rear Lights System Failure Warning
107
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Engine Oil Maintenance Reset Warning
108
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Low Engine Oil Level Warning
108
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Engine Oil Replacement Reminder
109
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Electronic Brake System Failure Warning
110
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Four−Wheel Drive System Warning
110
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Variable Gear Ratio Steering System Warning
110
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Tire Pressure Warning
111
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Electronic Key System Warning
112
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Lexus Park Assist System Warning
113
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Radar Cruise Control Warning
114
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Pre−Collision System Warning
116
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Instrument Panel Light Control
117
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Interior Equipment
119
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Interior Lights
119
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Sun Visors
119
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Personal Lights
120
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Illuminated Entry System
121
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Outer Scuff Lights and Courtesy Lights
122
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Selector Lever Spot Light
122
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Lighting Table
123
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Clock
124
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Luggage Compartment Light
124
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To Adjust a Clock
126
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To Set the Daylight Saving Time
126
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Outside Temperature Display
127
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Cigarette Lighter and Ashtray
128
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Power Outlet
129
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Rear Ashtray
129
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Rear Console Box
130
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Glove Box
131
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Garage Door Opener
132
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Programming the Homelink
132
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Programming a Rolling Code System
134
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Programming an Entrance Gate
134
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Erasing the Entire Homelink Memory
135
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Operating the Homelink
135
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Reprogramming a Button
135
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Cupholders
136
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Coin Boxes
137
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Overhead Console Box
138
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Door Pockets
139
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Floor Mat
140
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Trunk Storage Extension
140
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Rear Electric Sunshade
141
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First−Aid Kit Holder
143
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Tie−Down Hooks
143
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Exterior Equipment
144
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Hood
145
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Exterior Equipment
145
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Trunk Lid
146
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Trunk Lid Opener Main Switch
147
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Trunk Lid Closer
148
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Using a Mechanical Key (Trunk Lid)
148
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Fuel Tank Cap
149
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Internal Trunk Release Handle
149
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In Case the Opener Is Not Actuated
152
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Moon Roof
153
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Operating the Moon Roof from Outside the Vehicle
154
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Occupant Restraint Systems
158
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Front Seats Precautions
159
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Occupant Restraint Systems
159
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Adjusting Front Seats
161
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Seat Adjustment Precautions
161
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Adjusting Seat Position
162
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Adjusting Seat Cushion Angle and Height
163
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Adjusting Seatback Angle
163
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Adjusting Lumbar Support
164
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Rear Seats Precautions
164
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Armrest
165
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Head Restraints
165
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Seat Belts
168
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Fastening Front and Rear Seat Belts
170
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Seat Belt Comfort Guides
172
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Seat Belt Extender
173
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Seat Belt Pretensioners
176
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SRS Driver Airbag and Front Passenger Airbag
179
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SRS Side Airbags and Curtain Shield Airbags
189
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Cupholders
195
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Child Restraint
199
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Types of Child Restraint System
201
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Child Seats Installation with 3-Point Type Seat Belt
202
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Infant Seat Installation
202
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Convertible Seat Installation
206
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Booster Seat Installation
211
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Using a Top Strap
214
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To Use the Anchor Bracket
215
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Child Seat Installation with Child Restraint Lower Anchorages
216
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Driving Position Memory System
219
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Recalling the Memorized Position
219
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Setting the Driving Position
219
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Conditions for Memorized Position Activation
220
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Memory Recall Function
220
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Resetting the Driving Position on the Electronic Key
220
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Setting the Driving Position Onto the Electronic Key
220
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Front Passenger Seat Position Memory System
221
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Steering Wheel and Mirrors
224
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Tilt and Telescopic Steering Column
225
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Steering Wheel and Mirrors
225
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Automatic Tilt Away
226
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Outside Rear View Mirrors
226
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Power Rear View Mirror Control
227
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Folding Rear View Mirrors
228
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Outer Foot Lights
229
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Inside Rear View Mirror
230
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Compass
231
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Calibrating the Compass (Deviation Calibration)
232
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Calibrating the Compass (Circling Calibration)
233
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Vanity Mirrors
235
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Touch Screen
237
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Initial Screen
238
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Touch Switch Operation
238
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Information Menu
239
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Trip Information
239
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Hands−Free System
241
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Bluetooth
245
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Entering the Bluetooth Phone
246
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Selecting the Bluetooth Phone
248
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To Confirm the Bluetooth Information
250
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To Reconnect the Bluetooth Phone
250
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To Change the Device Name
251
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To Change the Passkey
252
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Deleting the Bluetooth Phone
253
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Calling on the Bluetooth Phone
254
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Receiving on the Bluetooth Phone
260
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Talking on the Bluetooth Phone
260
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Changing the Settings of the Bluetooth Phone
262
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To Change the Phone Book
263
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To Transfer the Telephone Number
263
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To Register the One Touch Dial
265
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To Delete the Memory
266
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To Delete the Dialed Number
267
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To Delete the Received Calls
268
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To Delete the One Touch Dial
269
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Language
270
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Setting Screen
271
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Screen Adjustment
272
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Color and Tone Adjustment
273
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Automatic Air Conditioning Controls
275
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Air Flow Selection
278
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Climate Control
279
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“DUAL” Switch
280
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Air Conditioning Manual Control
281
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Windshield Defogging and Defrosting
284
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Micro Dust and Pollen Filter
285
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Heating
286
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Operating Tips (Air Conditioning)
286
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Air Conditioning
287
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Ventilation
287
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Defogging and Defrosting
288
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Center Vents, Side Vents and Rear Vents
289
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Replacing the Air Conditioning Filter
290
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The Air Conditioning Filter
291
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Audio System
295
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Using Your Audio System: some Basics
299
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Turning the Audio System On, Volume Control and Mode Selection
300
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Tone and Balance
302
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Automatic Sound Levelizer (ASL)
303
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DSP Control
303
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Positioning Selector
303
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Your Cassette Player
304
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Your Radio Antenna
304
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Radio Operation
305
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Your Automatic Changer
305
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Presetting a Station
306
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Selecting a Station
307
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RDS (Radio Data System)
308
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Displaying the Radio ID
310
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How to Subscribe to an XM Satellite Radio
310
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Radio Operation (XM Satellite Radio Broadcast)
310
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Listening to the Satellite Radio
311
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Presetting a Channel
312
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Selecting a Channel
312
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Channel Category
313
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Displaying the Title and Name
314
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If the Satellite Radio Tuner Malfunctions
315
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Cassette Tape Player Operation
317
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CD Player Operation
321
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Inserting or Ejecting Cds
321
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Playing a CD
323
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Searching for a Desired Disc
324
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Selecting a Desired Disc
324
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Searching for a Desired Track
325
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Selecting a Desired Track
325
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Other CD Player Functions
326
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If the CD Player Malfunctions
327
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DVD Player Operation (for a Mark Levinson Brand Audio System)
328
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Operating a DVD Video Disc
335
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Precautions on DVD Video Disc
335
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Playing a DVD Video Disc
336
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Displaying Operation Switches
337
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Description of each Switch
338
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Angle Mark
342
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DVD Language
342
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Parental
342
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Subtitle Language
342
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Entry of Language Code
343
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Operating a Video CD
347
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DVD Player and DVD Video Disc Information
350
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If the DVD Player Malfunctions
350
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DVD Video Disc Glossary
351
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Audio Remote Control (Steering Switches)
352
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Audio System Operating Hints
354
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Caring for Your Cassette Player and Tapes
354
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Radio Reception
354
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Caring for Your CD Player or DVD Player, and Discs
355
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Starting and Driving
360
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Three−Way Catalytic Converters
361
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Engine Exhaust Caution
362
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Operating the Engine Switch
363
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To Select “ACC”, “IG−ON” or “OFF” Mode
365
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“ACC” Mode
366
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“IG−ON” Mode
366
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“OFF” Mode
367
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Steering Lock
368
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Before Cranking
370
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How to Start the Engine
370
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Normal Starting Procedure
371
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Stopping the Engine
372
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Parking Brake
373
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Automatic Transmission
374
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Normal Driving
375
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Driving Pattern Selector Switch
376
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AI (Artificial Intelligence) Shifting Control
377
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Driving in “S” Mode
378
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Shift Range Positions
378
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Maximum Allowable Speeds
379
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Using Engine Braking
380
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“S” Mode Indicator Light
380
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Backing up
383
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Good Driving Practice
384
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Parking
384
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Automatic Transmission Selector Lever
385
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Electronic Throttle Control System
385
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If You Cannot Shift the Selector Lever
385
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Intuitive Parking Assist
386
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Where to Display (Parking Assist)
388
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Indicators and Steering Guide Symbol
389
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Dual Sensors
390
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Collision will be Unavoidable
391
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Collision will be Avoided by Changing the Steering
392
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Collision will be Avoided with the Present Steering Angle
393
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Rear Corner Sensors
394
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Back Sensors
395
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Numerous Obstacles Are Detected on the Front and Rear Simultaneously
396
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Detection Range of Sensors
397
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Intuitive Parking Assist Failure Warning
399
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When Snowflakes or Mud Gets on the Sensors
400
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When the Sensor Is Malfunctioning
400
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When the Neutral Point of the Steering Sensor Is Unknown
401
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When the Steering Sensor Is Malfunctioning
401
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When the Detection Range of the Sensors Is Shorter
402
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Rear View Monitor Display
403
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Setting the Intuitive Parking Assist
406
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Changing the Volume of the Beeps
407
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Display Setting (Parking Assist)
408
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Explanations of Parking Sonar Symbols
408
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Rear View Monitor System
409
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Area Displayed on Screen
411
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Rear View Monitor System Camera
412
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Cruise Control
413
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Cancelling the Preset Speed
414
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Cruise Control Setting Operation
414
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Resetting to a Faster Speed
414
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Setting at a Desired Speed
414
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Cruise Control Failure Warning
415
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Resetting to a Slower Speed
415
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Resuming the Preset Speed
415
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Dynamic Radar Cruise Control
416
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Changing the Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Mode
417
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Vehicle−To−Vehicle Distance Control Mode
417
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Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Operations
418
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Turning the Dynamic Radar Cruise Control System on
422
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Setting Operation (Dynamic Radar Cruise Control)
423
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Braking Control
428
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Approach Warning
429
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Millimeter Wave Radar Sensor
430
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Vehicle−To−Vehicle Distance Control Mode Failure Warning
431
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Conventional (Fixed Speed) Cruise Control Mode
433
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Adaptive Variable Suspension System
438
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Conventional Cruise Control Mode Failure Warning
438
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Slip Indicator Light
439
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Traction Control System
439
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Traction Control off Mode
440
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Traction Control System Failure Warning
441
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Vehicle Stability Control System
441
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Hill−Start Assist Control System
443
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Vehicle Stability Control Failure Warning
443
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Hill−Start Assist Control System Failure Warning
445
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Variable Gear Ratio Steering System
445
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Variable Gear Ratio Steering System Failure Warning
446
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Vehicle Dynamics Integrated Management
447
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Brake Booster
448
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Brake System
448
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Anti−Lock Brake System
449
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“ABS” Warning Light
451
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Brake Assist System
452
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Brake Pad Wear Limit Indicators
452
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Drum−In−Disc Type Parking Brake System
452
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Electric Power Steering System
453
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Tire Pressure Warning System
454
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Tire Pressure Warning System Malfunction
458
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Replacing Tires and Wheels
460
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Tire Pressure Warning System Reset Switch
461
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Selector Switch
463
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Pre−Collision System
464
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Pre−Collision Sensor
465
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Pre−Collision Brake Assist System
466
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Pre−Collision Seat Belts
466
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Adaptive Variable Suspension Control
467
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Pre−Collision System Failure Warning
467
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Precaution for Pre−Collision System
468
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Driving Tips
470
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Starting and Driving
470
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Break−In Period
471
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Operation in Foreign Countries
471
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Tips for Driving in Various Conditions
471
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Winter Driving Tips
473
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Dinghy Towing
474
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How to Save Fuel and Make Your Vehicle Last Longer
475
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Trailer Towing
475
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Vehicle Load Limits
477
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Cargo and Luggage
478
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Stowage Precautions
478
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Capacity and Distribution
479
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Steps for Determining Correct Load Limit
479
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In Case of an Emergency
482
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If Your Engine Stalls While Driving
483
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If Your Vehicle will Not Start
483
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Jump Starting
484
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Starting a Flooded Engine
484
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If You Cannot Increase Engine Speed
487
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If Your Vehicle Overheats
488
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If You Have a Flat Tire (Vehicles with Run−Flat Tires)
489
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If You Have a Flat Tire (Vehicles with Standard Tires)
490
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Compact Spare Tire
492
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Access to Spare Tire
494
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To Remove the Spare Tire
496
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If Your Vehicle Becomes Stuck
502
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If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed
503
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Towing with a Wheel Lift Type Truck
503
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Using a Flat Bed Truck
505
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Towing with a Sling Type Truck
506
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Emergency Towing
507
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Emergency Towing Eyelet Precautions
508
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Installing Towing Eyelet
509
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Tips for Towing a Stuck Vehicle
509
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If You Cannot Shift Automatic Transmission Selector Lever
510
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If You Lose Your Keys or Lock Yourself out
511
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Maintenance
512
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Maintenance Requirements
513
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Scheduled Maintenance
513
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General Maintenance
514
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Vehicle Interior Maintenance
515
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Vehicle Exterior Maintenance
516
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Does Your Vehicle Need Repairing?
517
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Emission Inspection and Maintenance (I/M) Programs
518
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Service Procedures and Specifications
520
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Introduction
521
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Vehicle Identification
521
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Theft Prevention Labels
522
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Engine Compartment Overview
523
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Engine Compartment Overview (GS300)
524
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Removing the Engine Compartment Cover
525
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Do−It−Yourself Service Precautions
526
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Positioning the Jack
528
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Parts and Tools
529
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Engine Specifications
533
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Specifications (GS430)
533
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Lubrication System Data
534
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Cooling System Data
535
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Electrical System Data
535
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Ignition System Data
535
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Specifications (GS300)
536
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Fuel Type
539
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Gasoline Containing Detergent Additives
539
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Octane Rating
539
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Quality Gasoline
539
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Cleaner Burning Gasoline
540
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Gasoline Containing MMT
540
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Gasoline Quality
540
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Oxygenates in Gasoline
540
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Facts about Engine Oil Consumption
541
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Fuel Pump Shut off System
541
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Importance of Engine Oil Level Check
542
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Checking the Engine Oil Level
543
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Used Engine Oil
543
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Engine Oil Selection
546
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Oil Identification Marks
547
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Checking the Engine Coolant Level
548
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Coolant Type Selection
549
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Checking the Radiator and Condenser
550
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Spark Plugs
550
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Chassis Specifications
553
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Specifications (GS430)
553
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Tires and Wheels Data
555
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Specifications (GS300)
556
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Checking Brake Fluid
559
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Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
560
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Inspection and Adjustment Procedure
561
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Tire Information
563
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Tire Symbols (Standard and Run−Flat Tire)
563
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Tire Symbols (Compact Spare Tire)
565
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DOT and Tire Identification Number (TIN)
567
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Tire Size
567
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Name of each Section of Tire
568
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Temperature A, B, C
569
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Traction AA, A, B, C
569
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Treadwear
569
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Uniform Tire Quality Grading
569
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Glossary of Tire Terminology
570
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Run−Flat Tires
573
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All Season Tires
574
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Summer Tires
574
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Types of Tires
574
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Checking and Replacing Tires
575
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Rotating Tires
575
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Tire Selection
578
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Installing Snow Tires and Chains
579
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Replacing Wheels
581
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When to Replace Your Wheels
581
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Aluminum Wheel Precautions
582
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Wheel Selection
582
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Suspension and Chassis
583
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Electrical Components Specifications
585
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Fuses
585
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Checking Battery Condition
592
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Checking Battery Exterior
593
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Battery Recharging Precautions
595
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Checking and Replacing the Blade Type Fuses
595
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Checking the Cartridge Type Fuses
598
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Adding Washer Fluid
600
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Checking the Headlight Aim
600
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Adjusting the Headlight Aiming (Low Beam)
601
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Adjusting the Headlight Aiming (High Beam)
603
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Replacing Light Bulbs
605
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Body Specifications
611
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Dimensions and Weight
611
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Protecting Your Vehicle from Corrosion
612
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Washing and Waxing
613
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Cleaning the Interior
615
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Table of Contents
3
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For Your Information
9
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Reading this Manual
13
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How to Search
14
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Pictorial Index
15
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1-1. for Safe Use
47
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Before Driving
47
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For Safe Driving
49
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Seat Belts
51
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SRS Airbags
55
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Safety Information for Children
64
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Child Restraint Systems (Except for Taiwan)
65
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Child Restraint Systems (for Taiwan)
71
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Installing Child Restraints
76
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Exhaust Gas Precautions
86
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1-2. Theft Deterrent System
87
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Engine Immobilizer System
87
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Alarm
90
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2 Instrument Cluster
96
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Warning Lights and Indicators
97
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Indicators
100
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Gauges and Meters (GS350/GS300)
105
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Gauges and Meters (GS F)
110
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Multi-Information Display (GS350/GS300)
118
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Multi-Information Display (GS F)
126
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Head-Up Display
137
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Fuel Consumption Information
144
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Fuel Consumption
144
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Information
144
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3 Operation of each Component
148
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3-1. Key Information
149
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Keys
149
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Opening, Closing and Locking the Doors and Trunk
154
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Doors
154
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Trunk
161
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Smart Entry & Start System
168
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Adjusting the Seats
178
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Front Seats
178
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Driving Position Memory
181
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Head Restraints
186
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3-4. Adjusting the Steering Wheel and Mirrors
189
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Steering Wheel
189
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Inside Rear View Mirror
191
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Outside Rear View Mirrors
193
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Opening, Closing the Windows and Moon Roof
196
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Power Windows
196
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Moon Roof
199
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4 Driving
204
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4-1. before Driving
205
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Driving the Vehicle
205
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Cargo and Luggage
213
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Trailer Towing (Vehicles Without Towing Package)
214
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Trailer Towing (Vehicles with Towing Package)
215
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Driving Procedures
222
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Engine (Ignition) Switch
222
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Automatic Transmission
227
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Turn Signal Lever
235
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Parking Brake
236
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Brake Hold
239
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ASC (Active Sound Control) (GS F)
241
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Operating the Lights and Wipers
242
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Headlight Switch
242
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AHS (Adaptive High-Beam System)
246
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Automatic High Beam
251
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Fog Light Switch
254
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Windshield Wipers and Washer
256
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Refueling
262
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Opening the Fuel Tank Cap
262
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Using the Driving Support Systems
266
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Lexus Safety System
266
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PCS (Pre-Crash Safety System)
273
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(Lane-Keeping Assist)
286
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LDA (Lane Departure Alert with Steering Control)
296
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Dynamic Radar Cruise Control with Full-Speed Range
306
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Dynamic Radar Cruise Control
319
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Cruise Control
331
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Driving Mode Select Switch
334
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BSM (Blind Spot Monitor)
338
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The Blind Spot Monitor Function
343
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The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function
345
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TVD (Torque Vectoring Differential) (GS F)
348
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Driving Assist Systems
350
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Driving Tips
358
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Winter Driving Tips
358
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Eco-Friendly Driving Tips
363
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5 Interior Features
366
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5-1. Remote Touch Screen
367
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Display
367
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Remote Touch Screen
368
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Display
371
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Using the Air Conditioning System and Defogger
374
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Front Automatic Air Conditioning System
374
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Rear Air Conditioning System
387
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Heated Steering Wheel/Seat Heaters/Seat Ventilators
390
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5-3. Using the Interior Lights
395
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Interior Lights List
395
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Interior Lights
396
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Personal Lights
396
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Using the Storage Features
398
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List of Storage Features
398
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Glove Box
399
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Console Box
400
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Cup Holders
401
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Auxiliary Boxes
403
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Trunk Features
404
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Using the Other Interior Features
408
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Other Interior Features
408
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Sun Visors
408
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Vanity Mirrors
408
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Ashtrays
409
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Clock
409
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Power Outlets
410
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Armrest
411
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Rear Door Sunshades
412
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Rear Sunshade
412
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Trunk Storage Extension
414
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Assist Grips
415
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Coat Hooks
415
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Garage Door Opener
416
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6 Maintenance and Care
422
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Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior
423
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Maintenance and Care Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior
423
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Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior
428
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6-2. Maintenance
431
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Requirements
431
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Scheduled Maintenance
433
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6-3. Do-It-Yourself Maintenance
449
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Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions
449
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Hood
451
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Positioning a Floor Jack
452
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Engine Compartment
454
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Tires
474
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Tire Inflation Pressure
485
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Wheels
487
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Air Conditioning Filter
489
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Electronic Key Battery
491
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Checking and Replacing Fuses
494
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Light Bulbs
499
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7 When Trouble Arises
508
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7-1. Essential Information
508
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Emergency Flashers
509
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If Your Vehicle Has to be Stopped in an Emergency
510
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If the Vehicle Is Trapped in Rising Water
511
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Steps to Take in an Emergency
512
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If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed
512
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If You Think Something Is Wrong
517
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Fuel Pump Shut off System
518
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If a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds
519
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If a Warning Message Is Displayed
525
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If You Have a Flat Tire (Vehicles with Spare Tire)
556
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If You Have a Flat Tire
556
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With Spare Tire)
556
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If You Have a Flat Tire (Vehicles Without Spare Tire)
572
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If You Have a Flat Tire
572
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Without Spare Tire)
572
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If the Engine will Not Start
588
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If the Parking Brake Cannot be Released
590
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If the Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly
592
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If the Vehicle Battery Is Discharged
595
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If Your Vehicle Overheats
600
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If the Vehicle Becomes Stuck
606
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Specifications Maintenance Data
608
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Maintenance Data (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)
609
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Fuel Information
626
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Customization
628
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Customizable Features
628
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8-3. Initialization
645
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Item to Initialize
645
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Index
646
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What to Do if
646
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(Troubleshooting)
646
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Alphabetical Index
651
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Lexus GS300 Owner’s Manual (602 pages)
Brand: Lexus
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Category: Automobile
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Size: 12.6 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
2
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Event Data Recorder
10
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For Your Information
10
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Reading this Manual
12
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How to Search
13
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Pictorial Index
16
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Instrument Panel
18
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For Safe Use before Driving
31
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1-1. for Safe Use
32
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Before Driving
32
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For Safe Driving
36
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Seat Belts
36
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SRS Airbags
43
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Front Passenger Occupant Classification System
54
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Safety Information for Children
58
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Child Restraint Systems
61
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Installing Child Restraints
65
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Exhaust Gas Precautions
71
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1-2. Theft Deterrent System
72
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Alarm
74
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Engine Immobilizer System
74
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2 Instrument Cluster
77
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Instrument Cluster Warning Lights
77
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Warning Lights and Indicators
80
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Gauges and Meters (GS350/GS300)
86
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Gauges and Meters (GS F)
92
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Multi-Information Display (GS350/GS300)
100
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Multi-Information Display (GS F)
108
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Multi-Information Display (GS F)
111
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Head-Up Display
122
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Fuel Consumption
128
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Fuel Consumption Information
129
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3 Operation of each Component
133
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3-1. Key Information
134
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Keys
134
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Opening, Closing and Locking the Doors and Trunk
139
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Doors
139
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Trunk
145
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Smart Access System with Push-Button Start
152
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3-3. Adjusting the Seats
160
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Front Seats
160
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Driving Position Memory
162
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Head Restraints
167
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3-4. Adjusting the Steering Wheel and Mirrors
170
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Steering Wheel
170
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Inside Rear View Mirror
171
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Outside Rear View Mirrors
173
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Opening, Closing the Windows and Moon Roof
177
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Power Windows
177
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Moon Roof
180
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4 Driving
183
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4-1. before Driving
184
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Driving the Vehicle
184
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Cargo and Luggage
193
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Vehicle Load Limits
196
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Trailer Towing
197
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Dinghy Towing
198
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Driving Procedures
199
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Engine (Ignition) Switch
199
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Automatic Transmission
204
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Turn Signal Lever
212
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Operating Instructions
212
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Parking Brake
213
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Brake Hold
215
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ASC (Active Sound Control) (GS F)
217
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4-3. Operating the Lights and Wipers
218
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Headlight Switch
218
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Automatic High Beam
221
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Windshield Wipers and Washer
225
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4-4. Refueling
230
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Opening the Fuel Tank Cap
230
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4-5. Using the Driving Support Systems
234
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Lexus Safety System
234
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PCS (Pre-Collision System)
240
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LKA (Lane-Keeping Assist)
251
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Dynamic Radar Cruise Control with Full-Speed Range
260
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Cruise Control
272
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Driving Mode Select Switch
275
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(Blind Spot Monitor)
280
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The Blind Spot Monitor Function
283
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The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function
285
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TVD (Torque Vectoring Differential) (GS F)
288
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Driving Assist Systems
290
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4-6. Driving Tips
298
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Winter Driving Tips
298
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5 Interior Features
303
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Remote Touch/12.3-Inch Display
304
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Display
304
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5-2. Using the Air Conditioning System and Defogger
310
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Front Automatic Air Conditioning System
310
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Rear Air Conditioning
311
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Rear Air Conditioning
312
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Rear Air Conditioning
314
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Other Functions
316
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Rear Air Conditioning System
321
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Air Outlets
322
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Heated Steering Wheel/ Seat Heaters/Seat Ventilators
324
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Using the Interior Lights
329
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Interior Lights List
329
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Interior Lights
330
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Personal Lights
330
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5-4. Using the Storage Features
332
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List of Storage Features
332
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Console Box
333
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Glove Box
333
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Cup Holders
334
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Auxiliary Boxes
335
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Trunk Features
336
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5-5. Using the Other Interior Features
340
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Other Interior Features
340
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Sun Visors
340
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Vanity Mirrors
340
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Ashtrays
341
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Clock
341
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Armrest
342
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Power Outlets
342
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Rear Door Sunshades
343
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Rear Sunshade
343
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Trunk Storage Extension
345
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Assist Grips
346
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Coat Hooks
346
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Garage Door Opener
347
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LEXUS Enform Safety Connect
354
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6 Maintenance and Care
359
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Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior
360
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Maintenance and Care Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior
360
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Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior
364
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Maintenance
367
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Maintenance Requirements
367
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Scheduled Maintenance
367
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General Maintenance
369
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Vehicle Interior
370
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Vehicle Exterior
371
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Emission Inspection and Maintenance (I/M) Programs
372
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Do-It-Yourself Maintenance
373
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Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions
373
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Hood
375
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Positioning a Floor Jack
376
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Engine Compartment
378
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Checking Tires
395
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Tires
395
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Tire Inflation Pressure
405
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Wheels
408
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Air Conditioning Filter
410
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Electronic Key Battery
412
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Checking and Replacing Fuses
414
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Headlight Aim (Vehicles with Single-Beam Headlights)
418
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Light Bulbs
420
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7-1. Essential Information
425
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Emergency Flashers
426
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If Your Vehicle Has to be Stopped in an Emergency
427
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7 When Trouble Arises
425
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7-2. Steps to Take in an Emergency
428
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If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed
428
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If You Think Something Is Wrong
434
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Fuel Pump Shut off System
435
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If a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds
436
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If a Warning Message Is Displayed
443
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If You Have a Flat Tire (Vehicles with Spare Tire)
474
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If You Have a Flat Tire (Vehicles Without Spare Tire)
485
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If the Engine will Not Start
499
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If the Parking Brake Cannot be Released
501
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If the Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly
503
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If the Vehicle Battery Is Discharged
506
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If Your Vehicle Overheats
511
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If the Vehicle Becomes Stuck
517
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Specifications Maintenance Data
519
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(Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)
520
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Lubrication System
524
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Electrical System
528
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Fuel Information
534
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Tire Information
537
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Uniform Tire Quality Grading
541
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Customization
547
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Customizable Features
547
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8-3. Initialization
562
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Items to Initialize
562
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9 For Owners
563
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Reporting Safety Defects for U.S. Owners
564
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Seat Belt Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)
565
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SRS Airbag Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)
567
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Headlight Aim Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French) (Vehicles with Single-Beam Headlights)
575
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(Troubleshooting)
577
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For Information Regarding the Equipment Listed Below, Refer to the «NAVIGA
577
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What to Do if
577
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Alphabetical Index
582
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With normal use, a timing chain should last the entire lifespan of the car and does not need to be replaced.
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Almost every car has its own exact guideline, but in general it’s wise to change your oil every 10.000 to 15.000 kilometers or once every year. Polluted oil can cause serious damage to the engine over time.
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GSIII appeared in 03/2005, 10/2007 survived restyling and ended production on 04/2011,
Of the models for the entire period were produced — GS300, GS300AWD, GS350AWD, GS350AWD GS430, GS450h, GS460. There were also Arab GS, but I don’t know any features of operation
from them.
If you liked the car, the first thing I would pay attention to is the number of owners and the year of manufacture.
Suspension, everything is quite reliable and simple, there are no special problems with it. Until 2008, the GS300 had ordinary shock absorbers, after restyling, starting from the
GS300 and ending with the GS460, they installed adjustable shock absorbers for stiffness.
Electrician, does not cause trouble if the car is not a bit! Everything is very reliable! Mostly they complain about the failure of xenon and ignition units …. But this is
after 4-5 years. There are also jambs from a poorly installed alarm. My advice, if you have already purchased a car, do not be lazy, put in a fresh “secret police”. The old one is already morally
and technically obsolete 100%
Body, no problem. It strains the disgusting paintwork, but this applies to all Toyotas and Lexuses …. Chips appear instantly! It is better to «worry» about polishing, etc. the
car will please you longer. Chrome also “blooms” from chemistry in winter.
Brakes, Some regretted that with increased movement they «float», i.e. Do not withstand high temperatures. What I agree with is that it reduces the resource of the front pads by
10-20t.km. and front brake discs 40t.km.
There are constructive solutions or, so to speak, an engineering miscalculation, sour rear caliper guides. At each MOT, require an audit and lubricate the guides! If you miss, you can choose a
repair kit or replace the entire caliper assembly
Steering, on all GSah there is an electric power steering, unfortunately the resource of the rack is about 100t.km. Some tried to repair it on their own, but it doesn’t work out
cheaply and beautifully, it’s easier to buy everything as an assembly and replace it.
Heater and air conditioner. There are no special problems either, keep an eye on the coolant level in the tank, you need to check it not in the expansion tank, but in the
radiator itself, and on a cold engine! and periodically clean the radiator from dirt. Sometimes cases occur due to the design of climate control dampers, but everything is calmly diagnosed and
treated. Still in the presence of «crooked hands» and try to replace the cabin filter on your own, they break the drive damper! Attention! Be careful! Cabin filter is better to put the corner and
change it every 10t.km.
There is a jamb with the drainage of the air conditioner, the drainage itself is clogged from autumn leaves and dirt, it is treated only by cleaning this very drainage. It is located very
inconveniently and is not easily accessible.
Engine. The main problem is a design defect in the cooling of the 5th cylinder! (All this applies only to V6 3-3.5L engines, there are no problems with
V8 GS430, GS460).
The Japanese don’t want to recognize this as a marriage! Many are faced with a lack of compression of the 5th cylinder. It seems that there is an opinion that after restyling they changed the
design of the engine.
The problem of the 5th cylinder occurs after about 100t.km., but this is very conditional !!! or later, there are cases when the car quietly departed 300t.km. without any problems, though one
owner.
So let’s conclude: in order to prevent the problem of the 5th cylinder, there are two relatively simple rules, this is a clean radiator (it is better to wash it about once a year, it all depends
on operation) and original oils with filters! Plus time to pass MOT! This is certainly not a panacea, but if you follow the car, everything will be ok.