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Lexus GS300 User Manual

Lexus GS300 User Manual (623 pages)

Brand: Lexus
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 10.63 MB

Table of Contents
  • Important Information about Occupant Restraint Systems

    2

  • Event Data Recorder

    3

  • Table of Contents

    6

  • How to Use this Manual

    6

  • Instrument Panel (Vehicles with Navigation System)

    9

  • Pictorial Index

    10

  • Instrument Panel (Vehicles Without Navigation System)

    11

  • Audio System

    12

    • Instrument Cluster

      13

    • Front Seat

      17

    • Steering Wheel and Column

      18

    • Switch Box

      19

    • Exterior View

      20

    • Basic Operation

      22

    • Quick Reference

      22

    • Driver’s Seat

      23

    • Quick Reference

      23

    • Steering Wheel

      23

    • Automatic Transmission Overview

      24

    • Headlight and Turn Signal Switches

      26

    • Headlight Dimmer Switch

      26

    • Windshield Wiper Switch

      27

  • Instruments and Controls

    28

  • Keys and Doors

    29

    • Using a Mechanical Key

      29

    • Smart Access System with Push−Button Start

      31

      • Engine Immobilizer

        32

      • Entry Functions

        34

      • Alarms and Warning Messages

        36

      • Locking the Doors with Entry Function

        40

      • Unlocking the Doors with Entry Function

        43

      • Changing the Doors to be Unlocked

        44

      • Unlocking the Trunk Lid with Entry Function

        45

      • Battery Power Saving

        47

      • Starting the Engine When the Electronic Key Battery Is Discharged

        48

      • Wireless Remote Control

        49

      • Locking/Unlocking the Doors

        51

      • Sounding an Alarm

        52

      • Unlocking the Trunk Lid

        52

      • Operating the Windows and Moon Roof

        53

      • Replacing the Battery

        54

      • Doors — Locking with a Mechanical Key

        56

      • Locking Doors with Inside Lock Button

        57

      • Locking Doors with Power Door Lock Switch

        58

      • Automatic Door Locking and Unlocking Functions

        59

      • Locking with Rear Door Child−Protector

        61

    • Theft Deterrent System

      61

      • Testing the Theft-Deterrent System

        63

      • Instruments and Controls

        64

    • Mirror Defogger Switch

      64

    • Headlight Switch

      65

    • Switches

      65

      • Daytime Running Light System

        66

      • Adaptive Front Lighting System (AFS)

        67

      • Automatic Headlight Leveling System

        67

    • Headlight Dimmer and Turn Signal Switches

      68

    • Fog Light Switch

      69

    • Windshield Wiper and Washer Switches

      70

      • Rain−Sensing Windshield Wipers

        71

      • Shifting the Windshield Wiper Position

        74

    • Headlight Cleaner Switch

      76

    • Rear Window and Outside Rear View Mirror Defogger Switch

      77

    • Power Window Switches

      78

      • Operating the Window Lock Switch

        79

      • Operating the Windows from Outside the Vehicle

        79

      • If the Battery Is Disconnected or Run down

        80

      • Jam Protection Function

        80

    • Emergency Flasher Switch

      81

    • Seat Heater Switches

      82

    • Seat Ventilator/Heater Switches

      84

      • Seat Ventilator

        85

      • Seat Heater

        86

    • Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge

      89

    • Fuel Gauge

      89

  • Gauges, Meters and Service Reminder Indicators

    89

    • Tachometer

      90

    • Odometer and Trip Meter

      91

    • Light Sensitive Optitron Meter

      92

    • Service Reminder Indicators and Warning Buzzers

      93

      • Brake System Warning Light (Red) and Buzzer

        95

      • Brake System Warning Light (Yellow)

        96

      • Driver’s Seat Belt Reminder Light and Buzzer

        96

    • Front Passenger’s Seat Belt Reminder Light

      97

      • SRS Warning Light

        97

      • Discharge Warning Light

        98

      • Malfunction Indicator Lamp

        98

      • Master Warning Light

        99

      • ”ABS” Warning Light

        99

      • Adaptive Front Lighting System off Indicator Light

        100

      • Low Tire Pressure Warning Light

        100

      • Open Door Warning Light

        100

      • Electric Power Steering System Warning Light

        101

      • Key Reminder Buzzer

        101

      • Low Fuel Level Warning Light

        101

      • Pre−Collision System Warning Light

        101

      • How to Check All the Service Reminder Indicators

        102

      • Cruise Information

        103

    • Multi−Information Display

      103

      • Graphic Information

        105

      • Warning Messages

        105

      • Headlight Leveling System Failure Warning

        106

      • Moon Roof Warning

        106

      • Parking Brake Release Warning

        106

      • Trunk Open Warning

        106

      • Low Engine Oil Pressure Warning

        107

      • Low Washer Fluid Warning

        107

      • Rear Lights System Failure Warning

        107

      • Engine Oil Maintenance Reset Warning

        108

      • Low Engine Oil Level Warning

        108

      • Engine Oil Replacement Reminder

        109

      • Electronic Brake System Failure Warning

        110

      • Four−Wheel Drive System Warning

        110

      • Variable Gear Ratio Steering System Warning

        110

      • Tire Pressure Warning

        111

      • Electronic Key System Warning

        112

      • Lexus Park Assist System Warning

        113

      • Radar Cruise Control Warning

        114

      • Pre−Collision System Warning

        116

    • Instrument Panel Light Control

      117

  • Interior Equipment

    119

    • Interior Lights

      119

    • Sun Visors

      119

    • Personal Lights

      120

    • Illuminated Entry System

      121

      • Outer Scuff Lights and Courtesy Lights

        122

      • Selector Lever Spot Light

        122

      • Lighting Table

        123

    • Clock

      124

    • Luggage Compartment Light

      124

      • To Adjust a Clock

        126

      • To Set the Daylight Saving Time

        126

    • Outside Temperature Display

      127

    • Cigarette Lighter and Ashtray

      128

    • Power Outlet

      129

    • Rear Ashtray

      129

    • Rear Console Box

      130

    • Glove Box

      131

    • Garage Door Opener

      132

      • Programming the Homelink

        132

      • Programming a Rolling Code System

        134

      • Programming an Entrance Gate

        134

      • Erasing the Entire Homelink Memory

        135

      • Operating the Homelink

        135

      • Reprogramming a Button

        135

    • Cupholders

      136

    • Coin Boxes

      137

    • Overhead Console Box

      138

    • Door Pockets

      139

    • Floor Mat

      140

    • Trunk Storage Extension

      140

    • Rear Electric Sunshade

      141

    • First−Aid Kit Holder

      143

    • Tie−Down Hooks

      143

    • Exterior Equipment

      144

    • Hood

      145

  • Exterior Equipment

    145

    • Trunk Lid

      146

      • Trunk Lid Opener Main Switch

        147

      • Trunk Lid Closer

        148

      • Using a Mechanical Key (Trunk Lid)

        148

    • Fuel Tank Cap

      149

      • Internal Trunk Release Handle

        149

      • In Case the Opener Is Not Actuated

        152

    • Moon Roof

      153

    • Operating the Moon Roof from Outside the Vehicle

      154

    • Occupant Restraint Systems

      158

    • Front Seats Precautions

      159

  • Occupant Restraint Systems

    159

    • Adjusting Front Seats

      161

    • Seat Adjustment Precautions

      161

    • Adjusting Seat Position

      162

    • Adjusting Seat Cushion Angle and Height

      163

    • Adjusting Seatback Angle

      163

    • Adjusting Lumbar Support

      164

    • Rear Seats Precautions

      164

    • Armrest

      165

    • Head Restraints

      165

    • Seat Belts

      168

      • Fastening Front and Rear Seat Belts

        170

      • Seat Belt Comfort Guides

        172

      • Seat Belt Extender

        173

      • Seat Belt Pretensioners

        176

    • SRS Driver Airbag and Front Passenger Airbag

      179

    • SRS Side Airbags and Curtain Shield Airbags

      189

    • Cupholders

      195

    • Child Restraint

      199

      • Types of Child Restraint System

        201

      • Child Seats Installation with 3-Point Type Seat Belt

        202

      • Infant Seat Installation

        202

      • Convertible Seat Installation

        206

      • Booster Seat Installation

        211

      • Using a Top Strap

        214

      • To Use the Anchor Bracket

        215

      • Child Seat Installation with Child Restraint Lower Anchorages

        216

    • Driving Position Memory System

      219

      • Recalling the Memorized Position

        219

      • Setting the Driving Position

        219

      • Conditions for Memorized Position Activation

        220

      • Memory Recall Function

        220

      • Resetting the Driving Position on the Electronic Key

        220

      • Setting the Driving Position Onto the Electronic Key

        220

    • Front Passenger Seat Position Memory System

      221

    • Steering Wheel and Mirrors

      224

    • Tilt and Telescopic Steering Column

      225

  • Steering Wheel and Mirrors

    225

    • Automatic Tilt Away

      226

    • Outside Rear View Mirrors

      226

      • Power Rear View Mirror Control

        227

      • Folding Rear View Mirrors

        228

      • Outer Foot Lights

        229

    • Inside Rear View Mirror

      230

      • Compass

        231

      • Calibrating the Compass (Deviation Calibration)

        232

      • Calibrating the Compass (Circling Calibration)

        233

    • Vanity Mirrors

      235

  • Touch Screen

    237

    • Initial Screen

      238

    • Touch Switch Operation

      238

    • Information Menu

      239

    • Trip Information

      239

    • Hands−Free System

      241

    • Bluetooth

      245

    • Entering the Bluetooth Phone

      246

    • Selecting the Bluetooth Phone

      248

    • To Confirm the Bluetooth Information

      250

    • To Reconnect the Bluetooth Phone

      250

    • To Change the Device Name

      251

    • To Change the Passkey

      252

    • Deleting the Bluetooth Phone

      253

    • Calling on the Bluetooth Phone

      254

    • Receiving on the Bluetooth Phone

      260

    • Talking on the Bluetooth Phone

      260

    • Changing the Settings of the Bluetooth Phone

      262

    • To Change the Phone Book

      263

    • To Transfer the Telephone Number

      263

    • To Register the One Touch Dial

      265

    • To Delete the Memory

      266

    • To Delete the Dialed Number

      267

    • To Delete the Received Calls

      268

    • To Delete the One Touch Dial

      269

    • Language

      270

    • Setting Screen

      271

    • Screen Adjustment

      272

    • Color and Tone Adjustment

      273

    • Automatic Air Conditioning Controls

      275

    • Air Flow Selection

      278

    • Climate Control

      279

    • “DUAL” Switch

      280

    • Air Conditioning Manual Control

      281

    • Windshield Defogging and Defrosting

      284

    • Micro Dust and Pollen Filter

      285

    • Heating

      286

    • Operating Tips (Air Conditioning)

      286

    • Air Conditioning

      287

    • Ventilation

      287

    • Defogging and Defrosting

      288

    • Center Vents, Side Vents and Rear Vents

      289

    • Replacing the Air Conditioning Filter

      290

    • The Air Conditioning Filter

      291

    • Audio System

      295

    • Using Your Audio System: some Basics

      299

    • Turning the Audio System On, Volume Control and Mode Selection

      300

    • Tone and Balance

      302

    • Automatic Sound Levelizer (ASL)

      303

    • DSP Control

      303

    • Positioning Selector

      303

    • Your Cassette Player

      304

    • Your Radio Antenna

      304

    • Radio Operation

      305

    • Your Automatic Changer

      305

    • Presetting a Station

      306

    • Selecting a Station

      307

    • RDS (Radio Data System)

      308

    • Displaying the Radio ID

      310

    • How to Subscribe to an XM Satellite Radio

      310

    • Radio Operation (XM Satellite Radio Broadcast)

      310

    • Listening to the Satellite Radio

      311

    • Presetting a Channel

      312

    • Selecting a Channel

      312

    • Channel Category

      313

    • Displaying the Title and Name

      314

    • If the Satellite Radio Tuner Malfunctions

      315

    • Cassette Tape Player Operation

      317

    • CD Player Operation

      321

    • Inserting or Ejecting Cds

      321

    • Playing a CD

      323

    • Searching for a Desired Disc

      324

    • Selecting a Desired Disc

      324

    • Searching for a Desired Track

      325

    • Selecting a Desired Track

      325

    • Other CD Player Functions

      326

    • If the CD Player Malfunctions

      327

    • DVD Player Operation (for a Mark Levinson Brand Audio System)

      328

    • Operating a DVD Video Disc

      335

    • Precautions on DVD Video Disc

      335

    • Playing a DVD Video Disc

      336

    • Displaying Operation Switches

      337

    • Description of each Switch

      338

    • Angle Mark

      342

    • DVD Language

      342

    • Parental

      342

    • Subtitle Language

      342

    • Entry of Language Code

      343

    • Operating a Video CD

      347

    • DVD Player and DVD Video Disc Information

      350

    • If the DVD Player Malfunctions

      350

    • DVD Video Disc Glossary

      351

    • Audio Remote Control (Steering Switches)

      352

    • Audio System Operating Hints

      354

    • Caring for Your Cassette Player and Tapes

      354

    • Radio Reception

      354

    • Caring for Your CD Player or DVD Player, and Discs

      355

    • Starting and Driving

      360

    • Three−Way Catalytic Converters

      361

    • Engine Exhaust Caution

      362

    • Operating the Engine Switch

      363

      • To Select “ACC”, “IG−ON” or “OFF” Mode

        365

      • “ACC” Mode

        366

      • “IG−ON” Mode

        366

      • “OFF” Mode

        367

      • Steering Lock

        368

      • Before Cranking

        370

      • How to Start the Engine

        370

      • Normal Starting Procedure

        371

      • Stopping the Engine

        372

    • Parking Brake

      373

    • Automatic Transmission

      374

    • Normal Driving

      375

    • Driving Pattern Selector Switch

      376

      • AI (Artificial Intelligence) Shifting Control

        377

      • Driving in “S” Mode

        378

      • Shift Range Positions

        378

      • Maximum Allowable Speeds

        379

      • Using Engine Braking

        380

      • “S” Mode Indicator Light

        380

      • Backing up

        383

      • Good Driving Practice

        384

      • Parking

        384

    • Automatic Transmission Selector Lever

      385

    • Electronic Throttle Control System

      385

    • If You Cannot Shift the Selector Lever

      385

    • Intuitive Parking Assist

      386

      • Where to Display (Parking Assist)

        388

      • Indicators and Steering Guide Symbol

        389

      • Dual Sensors

        390

      • Collision will be Unavoidable

        391

      • Collision will be Avoided by Changing the Steering

        392

      • Collision will be Avoided with the Present Steering Angle

        393

      • Rear Corner Sensors

        394

      • Back Sensors

        395

      • Numerous Obstacles Are Detected on the Front and Rear Simultaneously

        396

      • Detection Range of Sensors

        397

      • Intuitive Parking Assist Failure Warning

        399

      • When Snowflakes or Mud Gets on the Sensors

        400

      • When the Sensor Is Malfunctioning

        400

      • When the Neutral Point of the Steering Sensor Is Unknown

        401

      • When the Steering Sensor Is Malfunctioning

        401

      • When the Detection Range of the Sensors Is Shorter

        402

      • Rear View Monitor Display

        403

      • Setting the Intuitive Parking Assist

        406

      • Changing the Volume of the Beeps

        407

      • Display Setting (Parking Assist)

        408

      • Explanations of Parking Sonar Symbols

        408

    • Rear View Monitor System

      409

      • Area Displayed on Screen

        411

      • Rear View Monitor System Camera

        412

    • Cruise Control

      413

      • Cancelling the Preset Speed

        414

      • Cruise Control Setting Operation

        414

      • Resetting to a Faster Speed

        414

      • Setting at a Desired Speed

        414

      • Cruise Control Failure Warning

        415

      • Resetting to a Slower Speed

        415

      • Resuming the Preset Speed

        415

    • Dynamic Radar Cruise Control

      416

      • Changing the Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Mode

        417

      • Vehicle−To−Vehicle Distance Control Mode

        417

      • Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Operations

        418

      • Turning the Dynamic Radar Cruise Control System on

        422

      • Setting Operation (Dynamic Radar Cruise Control)

        423

      • Braking Control

        428

      • Approach Warning

        429

      • Millimeter Wave Radar Sensor

        430

      • Vehicle−To−Vehicle Distance Control Mode Failure Warning

        431

      • Conventional (Fixed Speed) Cruise Control Mode

        433

    • Adaptive Variable Suspension System

      438

      • Conventional Cruise Control Mode Failure Warning

        438

      • Slip Indicator Light

        439

    • Traction Control System

      439

      • Traction Control off Mode

        440

      • Traction Control System Failure Warning

        441

    • Vehicle Stability Control System

      441

    • Hill−Start Assist Control System

      443

      • Vehicle Stability Control Failure Warning

        443

      • Hill−Start Assist Control System Failure Warning

        445

    • Variable Gear Ratio Steering System

      445

    • Variable Gear Ratio Steering System Failure Warning

      446

    • Vehicle Dynamics Integrated Management

      447

    • Brake Booster

      448

    • Brake System

      448

      • Anti−Lock Brake System

        449

      • “ABS” Warning Light

        451

      • Brake Assist System

        452

    • Brake Pad Wear Limit Indicators

      452

    • Drum−In−Disc Type Parking Brake System

      452

    • Electric Power Steering System

      453

    • Tire Pressure Warning System

      454

      • Tire Pressure Warning System Malfunction

        458

      • Replacing Tires and Wheels

        460

    • Tire Pressure Warning System Reset Switch

      461

    • Selector Switch

      463

    • Pre−Collision System

      464

      • Pre−Collision Sensor

        465

      • Pre−Collision Brake Assist System

        466

      • Pre−Collision Seat Belts

        466

      • Adaptive Variable Suspension Control

        467

      • Pre−Collision System Failure Warning

        467

      • Precaution for Pre−Collision System

        468

      • Driving Tips

        470

      • Starting and Driving

        470

    • Break−In Period

      471

    • Operation in Foreign Countries

      471

    • Tips for Driving in Various Conditions

      471

    • Winter Driving Tips

      473

    • Dinghy Towing

      474

    • How to Save Fuel and Make Your Vehicle Last Longer

      475

    • Trailer Towing

      475

    • Vehicle Load Limits

      477

    • Cargo and Luggage

      478

      • Stowage Precautions

        478

      • Capacity and Distribution

        479

      • Steps for Determining Correct Load Limit

        479

      • In Case of an Emergency

        482

    • If Your Engine Stalls While Driving

      483

    • If Your Vehicle will Not Start

      483

      • Jump Starting

        484

      • Starting a Flooded Engine

        484

    • If You Cannot Increase Engine Speed

      487

    • If Your Vehicle Overheats

      488

    • If You Have a Flat Tire (Vehicles with Run−Flat Tires)

      489

    • If You Have a Flat Tire (Vehicles with Standard Tires)

      490

      • Compact Spare Tire

        492

      • Access to Spare Tire

        494

      • To Remove the Spare Tire

        496

    • If Your Vehicle Becomes Stuck

      502

    • If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed

      503

      • Towing with a Wheel Lift Type Truck

        503

      • Using a Flat Bed Truck

        505

      • Towing with a Sling Type Truck

        506

      • Emergency Towing

        507

      • Emergency Towing Eyelet Precautions

        508

      • Installing Towing Eyelet

        509

      • Tips for Towing a Stuck Vehicle

        509

      • If You Cannot Shift Automatic Transmission Selector Lever

        510

    • If You Lose Your Keys or Lock Yourself out

      511

      • Maintenance

        512

      • Maintenance Requirements

        513

      • Scheduled Maintenance

        513

      • General Maintenance

        514

      • Vehicle Interior Maintenance

        515

      • Vehicle Exterior Maintenance

        516

      • Does Your Vehicle Need Repairing?

        517

      • Emission Inspection and Maintenance (I/M) Programs

        518

      • Service Procedures and Specifications

        520

    • Introduction

      521

    • Vehicle Identification

      521

    • Theft Prevention Labels

      522

    • Engine Compartment Overview

      523

    • Engine Compartment Overview (GS300)

      524

    • Removing the Engine Compartment Cover

      525

    • Do−It−Yourself Service Precautions

      526

    • Positioning the Jack

      528

    • Parts and Tools

      529

    • Engine Specifications

      533

    • Specifications (GS430)

      533

      • Lubrication System Data

        534

      • Cooling System Data

        535

      • Electrical System Data

        535

      • Ignition System Data

        535

    • Specifications (GS300)

      536

      • Fuel Type

        539

      • Gasoline Containing Detergent Additives

        539

      • Octane Rating

        539

      • Quality Gasoline

        539

      • Cleaner Burning Gasoline

        540

      • Gasoline Containing MMT

        540

      • Gasoline Quality

        540

      • Oxygenates in Gasoline

        540

    • Facts about Engine Oil Consumption

      541

    • Fuel Pump Shut off System

      541

    • Importance of Engine Oil Level Check

      542

    • Checking the Engine Oil Level

      543

    • Used Engine Oil

      543

      • Engine Oil Selection

        546

      • Oil Identification Marks

        547

    • Checking the Engine Coolant Level

      548

    • Coolant Type Selection

      549

    • Checking the Radiator and Condenser

      550

    • Spark Plugs

      550

    • Chassis Specifications

      553

    • Specifications (GS430)

      553

    • Tires and Wheels Data

      555

    • Specifications (GS300)

      556

    • Checking Brake Fluid

      559

    • Checking Tire Inflation Pressure

      560

    • Inspection and Adjustment Procedure

      561

    • Tire Information

      563

      • Tire Symbols (Standard and Run−Flat Tire)

        563

      • Tire Symbols (Compact Spare Tire)

        565

      • DOT and Tire Identification Number (TIN)

        567

      • Tire Size

        567

      • Name of each Section of Tire

        568

      • Temperature A, B, C

        569

      • Traction AA, A, B, C

        569

      • Treadwear

        569

      • Uniform Tire Quality Grading

        569

      • Glossary of Tire Terminology

        570

    • Run−Flat Tires

      573

      • All Season Tires

        574

      • Summer Tires

        574

    • Types of Tires

      574

    • Checking and Replacing Tires

      575

    • Rotating Tires

      575

    • Tire Selection

      578

    • Installing Snow Tires and Chains

      579

    • Replacing Wheels

      581

    • When to Replace Your Wheels

      581

    • Aluminum Wheel Precautions

      582

    • Wheel Selection

      582

    • Suspension and Chassis

      583

      • Electrical Components Specifications

        585

      • Fuses

        585

    • Checking Battery Condition

      592

    • Checking Battery Exterior

      593

    • Battery Recharging Precautions

      595

    • Checking and Replacing the Blade Type Fuses

      595

    • Checking the Cartridge Type Fuses

      598

    • Adding Washer Fluid

      600

    • Checking the Headlight Aim

      600

      • Adjusting the Headlight Aiming (Low Beam)

        601

      • Adjusting the Headlight Aiming (High Beam)

        603

    • Replacing Light Bulbs

      605

      • Body Specifications

        611

      • Dimensions and Weight

        611

    • Protecting Your Vehicle from Corrosion

      612

    • Washing and Waxing

      613

    • Cleaning the Interior

      615

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Table of Contents
  • Table of Contents

    3

  • For Your Information

    9

  • Reading this Manual

    13

  • How to Search

    14

  • Pictorial Index

    15

  • 1-1. for Safe Use

    47

    • Before Driving

      47

    • For Safe Driving

      49

    • Seat Belts

      51

    • SRS Airbags

      55

    • Safety Information for Children

      64

    • Child Restraint Systems (Except for Taiwan)

      65

    • Child Restraint Systems (for Taiwan)

      71

    • Installing Child Restraints

      76

    • Exhaust Gas Precautions

      86

  • 1-2. Theft Deterrent System

    87

    • Engine Immobilizer System

      87

    • Alarm

      90

  • 2 Instrument Cluster

    96

    • Warning Lights and Indicators

      97

    • Indicators

      100

    • Gauges and Meters (GS350/GS300)

      105

    • Gauges and Meters (GS F)

      110

    • Multi-Information Display (GS350/GS300)

      118

    • Multi-Information Display (GS F)

      126

    • Head-Up Display

      137

    • Fuel Consumption Information

      144

    • Fuel Consumption

      144

    • Information

      144

  • 3 Operation of each Component

    148

    • 3-1. Key Information

      149

      • Keys

        149

    • Opening, Closing and Locking the Doors and Trunk

      154

      • Doors

        154

      • Trunk

        161

      • Smart Entry & Start System

        168

    • Adjusting the Seats

      178

      • Front Seats

        178

      • Driving Position Memory

        181

      • Head Restraints

        186

    • 3-4. Adjusting the Steering Wheel and Mirrors

      189

      • Steering Wheel

        189

      • Inside Rear View Mirror

        191

      • Outside Rear View Mirrors

        193

    • Opening, Closing the Windows and Moon Roof

      196

      • Power Windows

        196

      • Moon Roof

        199

  • 4 Driving

    204

    • 4-1. before Driving

      205

      • Driving the Vehicle

        205

      • Cargo and Luggage

        213

      • Trailer Towing (Vehicles Without Towing Package)

        214

      • Trailer Towing (Vehicles with Towing Package)

        215

    • Driving Procedures

      222

      • Engine (Ignition) Switch

        222

      • Automatic Transmission

        227

      • Turn Signal Lever

        235

      • Parking Brake

        236

      • Brake Hold

        239

      • ASC (Active Sound Control) (GS F)

        241

    • Operating the Lights and Wipers

      242

      • Headlight Switch

        242

      • AHS (Adaptive High-Beam System)

        246

      • Automatic High Beam

        251

      • Fog Light Switch

        254

      • Windshield Wipers and Washer

        256

    • Refueling

      262

      • Opening the Fuel Tank Cap

        262

    • Using the Driving Support Systems

      266

      • Lexus Safety System

        266

      • PCS (Pre-Crash Safety System)

        273

        • (Lane-Keeping Assist)

          286

      • LDA (Lane Departure Alert with Steering Control)

        296

      • Dynamic Radar Cruise Control with Full-Speed Range

        306

      • Dynamic Radar Cruise Control

        319

      • Cruise Control

        331

      • Driving Mode Select Switch

        334

      • BSM (Blind Spot Monitor)

        338

        • The Blind Spot Monitor Function

          343

        • The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function

          345

      • TVD (Torque Vectoring Differential) (GS F)

        348

      • Driving Assist Systems

        350

    • Driving Tips

      358

      • Winter Driving Tips

        358

      • Eco-Friendly Driving Tips

        363

  • 5 Interior Features

    366

    • 5-1. Remote Touch Screen

      367

      • Display

        367

      • Remote Touch Screen

        368

      • Display

        371

    • Using the Air Conditioning System and Defogger

      374

      • Front Automatic Air Conditioning System

        374

      • Rear Air Conditioning System

        387

      • Heated Steering Wheel/Seat Heaters/Seat Ventilators

        390

    • 5-3. Using the Interior Lights

      395

      • Interior Lights List

        395

        • Interior Lights

          396

        • Personal Lights

          396

    • Using the Storage Features

      398

      • List of Storage Features

        398

        • Glove Box

          399

        • Console Box

          400

        • Cup Holders

          401

        • Auxiliary Boxes

          403

      • Trunk Features

        404

    • Using the Other Interior Features

      408

      • Other Interior Features

        408

        • Sun Visors

          408

        • Vanity Mirrors

          408

        • Ashtrays

          409

        • Clock

          409

        • Power Outlets

          410

        • Armrest

          411

        • Rear Door Sunshades

          412

        • Rear Sunshade

          412

        • Trunk Storage Extension

          414

        • Assist Grips

          415

        • Coat Hooks

          415

      • Garage Door Opener

        416

  • 6 Maintenance and Care

    422

    • Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior

      423

    • Maintenance and Care Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior

      423

    • Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior

      428

    • 6-2. Maintenance

      431

      • Requirements

        431

      • Scheduled Maintenance

        433

    • 6-3. Do-It-Yourself Maintenance

      449

      • Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions

        449

      • Hood

        451

      • Positioning a Floor Jack

        452

      • Engine Compartment

        454

      • Tires

        474

      • Tire Inflation Pressure

        485

      • Wheels

        487

      • Air Conditioning Filter

        489

      • Electronic Key Battery

        491

      • Checking and Replacing Fuses

        494

      • Light Bulbs

        499

  • 7 When Trouble Arises

    508

    • 7-1. Essential Information

      508

      • Emergency Flashers

        509

      • If Your Vehicle Has to be Stopped in an Emergency

        510

      • If the Vehicle Is Trapped in Rising Water

        511

    • Steps to Take in an Emergency

      512

      • If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed

        512

      • If You Think Something Is Wrong

        517

      • Fuel Pump Shut off System

        518

      • If a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds

        519

      • If a Warning Message Is Displayed

        525

      • If You Have a Flat Tire (Vehicles with Spare Tire)

        556

      • If You Have a Flat Tire

        556

      • With Spare Tire)

        556

      • If You Have a Flat Tire (Vehicles Without Spare Tire)

        572

      • If You Have a Flat Tire

        572

      • Without Spare Tire)

        572

      • If the Engine will Not Start

        588

      • If the Parking Brake Cannot be Released

        590

      • If the Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly

        592

      • If the Vehicle Battery Is Discharged

        595

      • If Your Vehicle Overheats

        600

      • If the Vehicle Becomes Stuck

        606

    • Specifications Maintenance Data

      608

      • Maintenance Data (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)

        609

      • Fuel Information

        626

    • Customization

      628

      • Customizable Features

        628

    • 8-3. Initialization

      645

      • Item to Initialize

        645

      • Index

        646

    • What to Do if

      646

    • (Troubleshooting)

      646

    • Alphabetical Index

      651

Lexus GS300 Owner's Manual

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
  • Table of Contents

    2

  • Event Data Recorder

    10

  • For Your Information

    10

  • Reading this Manual

    12

  • How to Search

    13

  • Pictorial Index

    16

    • Instrument Panel

      18

    • For Safe Use before Driving

      31

  • 1-1. for Safe Use

    32

    • Before Driving

      32

    • For Safe Driving

      36

    • Seat Belts

      36

    • SRS Airbags

      43

    • Front Passenger Occupant Classification System

      54

    • Safety Information for Children

      58

    • Child Restraint Systems

      61

    • Installing Child Restraints

      65

    • Exhaust Gas Precautions

      71

  • 1-2. Theft Deterrent System

    72

    • Alarm

      74

    • Engine Immobilizer System

      74

  • 2 Instrument Cluster

    77

    • Instrument Cluster Warning Lights

      77

      • Warning Lights and Indicators

        80

      • Gauges and Meters (GS350/GS300)

        86

      • Gauges and Meters (GS F)

        92

      • Multi-Information Display (GS350/GS300)

        100

      • Multi-Information Display (GS F)

        108

      • Multi-Information Display (GS F)

        111

      • Head-Up Display

        122

      • Fuel Consumption

        128

      • Fuel Consumption Information

        129

  • 3 Operation of each Component

    133

    • 3-1. Key Information

      134

      • Keys

        134

    • Opening, Closing and Locking the Doors and Trunk

      139

      • Doors

        139

      • Trunk

        145

      • Smart Access System with Push-Button Start

        152

    • 3-3. Adjusting the Seats

      160

      • Front Seats

        160

      • Driving Position Memory

        162

      • Head Restraints

        167

    • 3-4. Adjusting the Steering Wheel and Mirrors

      170

      • Steering Wheel

        170

      • Inside Rear View Mirror

        171

      • Outside Rear View Mirrors

        173

    • Opening, Closing the Windows and Moon Roof

      177

      • Power Windows

        177

      • Moon Roof

        180

  • 4 Driving

    183

    • 4-1. before Driving

      184

      • Driving the Vehicle

        184

      • Cargo and Luggage

        193

      • Vehicle Load Limits

        196

      • Trailer Towing

        197

      • Dinghy Towing

        198

    • Driving Procedures

      199

      • Engine (Ignition) Switch

        199

      • Automatic Transmission

        204

      • Turn Signal Lever

        212

      • Operating Instructions

        212

      • Parking Brake

        213

      • Brake Hold

        215

      • ASC (Active Sound Control) (GS F)

        217

    • 4-3. Operating the Lights and Wipers

      218

      • Headlight Switch

        218

      • Automatic High Beam

        221

      • Windshield Wipers and Washer

        225

    • 4-4. Refueling

      230

      • Opening the Fuel Tank Cap

        230

    • 4-5. Using the Driving Support Systems

      234

      • Lexus Safety System

        234

      • PCS (Pre-Collision System)

        240

      • LKA (Lane-Keeping Assist)

        251

      • Dynamic Radar Cruise Control with Full-Speed Range

        260

      • Cruise Control

        272

      • Driving Mode Select Switch

        275

        • (Blind Spot Monitor)

          280

        • The Blind Spot Monitor Function

          283

        • The Rear Cross Traffic Alert Function

          285

      • TVD (Torque Vectoring Differential) (GS F)

        288

      • Driving Assist Systems

        290

    • 4-6. Driving Tips

      298

      • Winter Driving Tips

        298

  • 5 Interior Features

    303

    • Remote Touch/12.3-Inch Display

      304

    • Display

      304

    • 5-2. Using the Air Conditioning System and Defogger

      310

      • Front Automatic Air Conditioning System

        310

        • Rear Air Conditioning

          311

        • Rear Air Conditioning

          312

        • Rear Air Conditioning

          314

        • Other Functions

          316

      • Rear Air Conditioning System

        321

      • Air Outlets

        322

      • Heated Steering Wheel/ Seat Heaters/Seat Ventilators

        324

    • Using the Interior Lights

      329

      • Interior Lights List

        329

        • Interior Lights

          330

        • Personal Lights

          330

    • 5-4. Using the Storage Features

      332

      • List of Storage Features

        332

        • Console Box

          333

        • Glove Box

          333

        • Cup Holders

          334

        • Auxiliary Boxes

          335

      • Trunk Features

        336

    • 5-5. Using the Other Interior Features

      340

      • Other Interior Features

        340

        • Sun Visors

          340

        • Vanity Mirrors

          340

        • Ashtrays

          341

        • Clock

          341

        • Armrest

          342

        • Power Outlets

          342

        • Rear Door Sunshades

          343

        • Rear Sunshade

          343

        • Trunk Storage Extension

          345

        • Assist Grips

          346

        • Coat Hooks

          346

        • Garage Door Opener

          347

        • LEXUS Enform Safety Connect

          354

    • 6 Maintenance and Care

      359

      • Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior

        360

      • Maintenance and Care Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Exterior

        360

      • Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior

        364

      • Maintenance

        367

        • Maintenance Requirements

          367

        • Scheduled Maintenance

          367

        • General Maintenance

          369

        • Vehicle Interior

          370

        • Vehicle Exterior

          371

        • Emission Inspection and Maintenance (I/M) Programs

          372

      • Do-It-Yourself Maintenance

        373

        • Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions

          373

        • Hood

          375

        • Positioning a Floor Jack

          376

        • Engine Compartment

          378

        • Checking Tires

          395

        • Tires

          395

        • Tire Inflation Pressure

          405

        • Wheels

          408

        • Air Conditioning Filter

          410

        • Electronic Key Battery

          412

        • Checking and Replacing Fuses

          414

        • Headlight Aim (Vehicles with Single-Beam Headlights)

          418

        • Light Bulbs

          420

      • 7-1. Essential Information

        425

        • Emergency Flashers

          426

        • If Your Vehicle Has to be Stopped in an Emergency

          427

  • 7 When Trouble Arises

    425

    • 7-2. Steps to Take in an Emergency

      428

      • If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed

        428

      • If You Think Something Is Wrong

        434

      • Fuel Pump Shut off System

        435

      • If a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds

        436

      • If a Warning Message Is Displayed

        443

      • If You Have a Flat Tire (Vehicles with Spare Tire)

        474

      • If You Have a Flat Tire (Vehicles Without Spare Tire)

        485

      • If the Engine will Not Start

        499

      • If the Parking Brake Cannot be Released

        501

      • If the Electronic Key Does Not Operate Properly

        503

      • If the Vehicle Battery Is Discharged

        506

      • If Your Vehicle Overheats

        511

      • If the Vehicle Becomes Stuck

        517

    • Specifications Maintenance Data

      519

      • (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)

        520

        • Lubrication System

          524

        • Electrical System

          528

      • Fuel Information

        534

      • Tire Information

        537

      • Uniform Tire Quality Grading

        541

    • Customization

      547

      • Customizable Features

        547

    • 8-3. Initialization

      562

      • Items to Initialize

        562

  • 9 For Owners

    563

    • Reporting Safety Defects for U.S. Owners

      564

    • Seat Belt Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)

      565

    • SRS Airbag Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French)

      567

    • Headlight Aim Instructions for Canadian Owners (in French) (Vehicles with Single-Beam Headlights)

      575

    • (Troubleshooting)

      577

    • For Information Regarding the Equipment Listed Below, Refer to the «NAVIGA

      577

    • What to Do if

      577

    • Alphabetical Index

      582

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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.

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