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Lexus 2004 GX470 Repair Manual (670 pages)
Brand: Lexus
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Category: Automobile
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Size: 4.69 MB
Table of Contents
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Accessories, Spare Parts and Modification
4
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Installation of a Mobile Two-Way Radio System
4
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Spark Ignition System
4
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Tires and Loading on Your Lexus
4
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On-Pavement and Off-Road Driving Tips
5
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Table of Contents
6
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Safety Symbol
7
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Safety and Vehicle Damage Warnings
8
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Instrument Panel (Vehicles Without Navigation System)
9
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Pictorial Index
10
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Instrument Panel (Vehicles with Navigation System)
11
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Wiper and Washer Switch
12
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Instrument Cluster
13
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Seat and Steering Wheel
17
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Exterior View
18
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Basic Operation
20
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Quick Reference
20
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Driver’s Seat
21
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Steering Wheel
21
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Telescopic Steering Wheel
21
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Tilt Steering Wheel
21
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Automatic Transmission
22
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Operation of Selector Lever
22
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Headlight and Turn Signal Switch
23
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Wiper Switch
24
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Selector Lever Position
22
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Front
24
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Raindrop Detection Type
24
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Rear
25
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Instruments and Controls
26
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Keys and Doors
27
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Flat Key
28
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Starting the Engine Using a Flat Key
28
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Engine Immobilizer System
33
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Wireless Remote Control
34
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Locking/Unlocking the Doors
36
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Sounding an Alarm
37
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Operating the Windows and Moon Roof
38
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Replacing the Battery
39
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Locking with Key
41
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Side Doors
41
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Locking with Inside Lock Button
42
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Locking with Power Door Lock Switch
43
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Setting the Auto Door Locking and Unlocking Functions
44
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Setting the Functions
45
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Back Door
46
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Locking with Rear Door Child-Protector
46
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Back Door Stopper
47
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Security Indicator Light
48
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Setting the System
48
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Theft Deterrent System
48
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Activating the System
49
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Cancelling the System
49
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Testing the System
49
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Switches
51
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Headlight Switch
52
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Switches
52
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Daytime Running Light System
53
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Headlight Dimmer and Turn Signal Switch
55
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Fog Light Switch
56
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Windshield Wiper and Washer Switch
56
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Rear Window Wiper and Washer Switch
62
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Rear Window Defogger Switch
64
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Outside Rear View Mirror Defogger Switch
66
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Operating the Switches
67
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Power Window Switches
67
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Operating the Window Lock Switch
68
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Operating the Windows from Outside the Vehicle
68
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If the Battery Is Disconnected or Run down
69
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Emergency Flasher Switch
70
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Seat Heater Switches
72
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Jam Protection Function
69
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Gauges, Meters and Service Reminder Indicators
75
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Fuel Gauge
76
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Gauges, Meters and Service Reminder Indicators
76
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Low Fuel Level Warning Light
76
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Engine Coolant
77
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Normal Range
77
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Temperature Gauge
77
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Tachometer
79
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Odometer and Trip Meter
80
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Trip Meter Reset Knob
80
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Service Reminder Indicators and Warning Buzzers
81
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Brake System Warning Light and Buzzer
83
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Driver’s Seat Belt Reminder Light and Buzzer
84
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Front Passenger’s Seat Belt Reminder Light
84
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Malfunction Indicator Lamp
85
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SRS Warning Light
85
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“ABS” Warning Light
86
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Open Door Warning Light
87
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Unengaged “Park” Warning Light
87
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Automatic Transmission Fluid Temperature Warning Light
88
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Discharge Warning Light
89
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“KDSS” Warning Light (Vehicles with Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System)
89
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“VSC TRAC” Warning Light
89
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Low Engine Oil Pressure Warning Light
90
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Engine Oil Replacement Reminder Light
91
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Low Tire Pressure Warning Light
91
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How to Check All the Service Reminder Indicators
92
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Key Reminder Buzzer
92
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Low Washer Fluid Warning Light
92
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Multi-Information Display
94
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Adjusting the Brightness of the Display
95
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Outside Temperature and Cruise Information
96
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Outside Temperature
97
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Average Fuel Consumption
98
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Instantaneous Fuel Consumption
99
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Driving Range
100
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Average Vehicle Speed
101
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Barometer
102
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Altimeter
103
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Rectification of the Altitude
103
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Elapsed Time
104
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Instrument Panel Light Control
105
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Cigarette Lighter
106
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Interior Equipment
106
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Interior Lights
107
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Sun Visors
107
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Interior Equipment
107
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To Turn on the Interior Light
108
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Illuminated Entry System
109
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Personal Lights
109
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Center Console Spot Lights
110
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Foot Lights and Inside Door Handle Lights
110
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Ignition Switch Light, Personal Lights and Center Interior Light
110
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Cigarette Lighter and Ashtray
111
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12 VDC
112
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Power Outlets
112
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To Use the Ashtray
112
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115 Vac
113
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To Use the Power Outlet
114
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Glove Box
115
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Rear Console Box
116
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To Access the Rear Console Box
116
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Garage Door Opener
117
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Programming the Homelink
117
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Programming a Rolling Code System
118
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Operating the Homelink
119
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Programming an Entrance Gate/Programming All Devices in the Canadian Market
119
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Programming Other Devices
119
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Reprogramming a Button
119
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Erasing the Entire Homelink Memory
120
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Cup Holders
121
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Overhead Console Box
123
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Auxiliary Box
125
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First-Aid Kit Holder
125
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Floor Mat
126
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Coat Hooks
127
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Warning Reflector Holder
127
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Luggage Cover
128
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Removing Luggage Cover
128
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Using Luggage Cover
128
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Tie-Down Hooks
129
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Exterior Equipment
130
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Hood
131
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Exterior Equipment
131
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Fuel Tank Cap
132
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Moon Roof
135
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Operating the Moon Roof from Outside the Vehicle
136
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Quarter Windows
138
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Roof Luggage Carrier
138
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Adjusting the Position of Cross Rails
139
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Rear Step Bumper
141
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Occupant Restraint Systems
143
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Front Seats
144
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Occupant Restraint Systems
144
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Front Passenger Seat
145
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Front Seats (with SRS Side Airbags)
145
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Seat Adjustment Precautions
146
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Adjusting Front Seats
147
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Adjusting Seat Position
147
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Move the Control Switch in the Desired Direction
147
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Adjusting Seat Cushion Angle and Height
148
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Adjusting Seatback Angle
148
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Adjusting Lumbar Support
149
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Rear Seat Precautions
149
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Rear Seats
149
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Adjusting Rear Seats
150
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Tumbling Second Seat (for Third Seat Entry)
151
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Folding up Third Seats
154
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Removing Third Seats
159
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Seat Belt Hanger
159
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Head Restraints
165
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Second and Third Seats
166
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Stowing the Third Center Head Restraint
166
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Armrests
167
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Second Seat
168
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Seat Belt Precautions
169
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Seat Belts
169
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Fastening Front, Second and Third Seat Belts
171
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Adjust the Position of the Lap and Shoulder Belts
172
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Adjust the Shoulder Anchor Position to Your Size
172
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Third Center Seat Belt
173
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Pulling out the Third Center Seat Belt
175
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Stowing the Third Center Seat Belt
175
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Hanging the Third Outside Seat Belts
176
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Stowing the Second and Third Seat Belt Buckles
176
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Seat Belt Extender
177
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Seat Belt Pretensioners
179
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SRS Driver Airbag and Front Passenger Airbag
184
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Roll Sensing Function
197
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SRS Side Airbags and Curtain Shield Airbags
197
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Roll Sensing of Curtain Shield Airbags off Switch
212
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Child Restraint
213
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Child Restraint Precautions
213
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Child Restraint System
215
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Booster Seat
216
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Convertible Seat
216
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Infant Seat
216
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Types of Child Restraint System
216
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Installation with 3-Point Type Seat Belt
217
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Using a Top Strap
231
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Child Restraint System Installation
234
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Driving Position Memory System
238
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Installation with Child Restraint Lower Anchorages
234
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Setting the Driving Position
238
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Recalling the Memorized Position
239
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Steering Wheel and Mirrors
241
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Adjustment of Steering Wheel Tilt
242
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Adjustment of Telescopic Steering Column
242
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Steering Wheel and Mirrors
242
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Tilt and Telescopic Steering Wheel
242
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Auto Tilt Away
243
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Outside Rear View Mirrors
243
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Steering Wheel and Mirrors
243
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Power Rear View Mirror Control
244
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Automatic Transmission Selector Lever
245
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Folding Rear View Mirrors
246
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Inside Rear View Mirror
246
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Compass
247
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Calibrating the Compass (Deviation Calibration)
250
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Calibrating the Compass (Circling Calibration)
251
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Vanity Mirrors
252
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Section 2 — Air Conditioning and Audio
254
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Automatic Air Conditioning Controls
255
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SETTING OPERATION — Automatic Control
259
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SETTING OPERATION — Manual Control
260
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If Manual Switching of Air Intake Is Desired
261
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If Quick Heating or Cooling Is Desired
261
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Windshield Defogging and Defrosting
262
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Defogging and Defrosting
266
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Center Vents and Side Vents
268
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Rear Cooler Controls
272
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Air Flow Control
273
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Rear Cooler ON-OFF
273
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Temperature Control
273
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Audio
275
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Audio System
276
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Quick Reference for Your Audio System
276
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Using Your Audio System: some Basics
278
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Turning the System on and off
279
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Your Radio Antennas
281
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Your Cassette Player
282
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Your Compact Disc Player with Changer
283
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Presetting a Station
285
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Selecting a Station
285
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RDS (Radio Data System)
286
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TRAF (Traffic) Function
287
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TYPE (Program Type)
287
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Radio Text Message
288
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Cassette Tape Player Operation
289
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If a Cassette Is Already in the Slot
289
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Playing a Cassette Tape
289
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To Stop or Eject the Cassette Tape
289
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Automatic Program Selection
290
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Manual Program Selection
290
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Compact Disc Player Operation
292
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Inserting or Ejecting Compact Discs
292
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Setting a Single Compact Disc
292
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Ejecting a Single Disc Alone
294
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Playing a Compact Disc
294
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Searching for a Desired Disc
295
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Searching for a Desired Track
295
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Selecting a Desired Disc
295
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Repeating a Track or a Disc
296
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Selecting a Desired Track
296
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“Fast Forward” Button
296
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“Reverse” Button
296
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Compact Disc Text
297
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Random Playing
297
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Audio Remote Controls (Steering Switches)
298
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If the Player Malfunctions
298
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Vehicles with Rear Seat Entertainment System
299
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When the “CD” Mode Is Selected
299
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When the “TAPE” Mode Is Selected
299
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Audio System Operating Hints
300
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Fm
300
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Radio Reception
300
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Am
301
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Caring for Your Cassette Player and Tapes
301
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Caring for Your Compact Disc Player and Discs
302
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Use High-Quality Cassettes
302
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Special Shaped Discs
303
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Transparent/Translucent Discs
303
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Labeled Discs
304
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Low Quality Discs
304
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Rear Seat Audio System
307
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Rear Seat Audio System Controller
308
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Quick Reference for Your Remote Control
311
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Using Your Rear Seat Audio System: some Basics
311
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Listening to the Radio
314
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Radio Operation
314
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Headphone Input Jacks
321
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Rear Seat Entertainment System
323
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Rear Seat Entertainment System Controller
326
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Before Using the Controller
327
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Using the Controller
327
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Controller Holder
329
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Quick Reference for Your Remote Controller
331
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Front Audio System Operation
336
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Selecting the Mode
336
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AM Mode
337
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FM Mode
337
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Replacing Controller Battery
342
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DVD Player Operation
344
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Selecting the DVD Mode
348
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DVD Player Operation Switches
349
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Turning the Operation Switches on and off
350
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DVD Video/DVD Audio Player Operation
353
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Precautions for DVD Video Discs
353
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Turning the Menu Screen for the Disc on or off
354
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Skipping to the Predetermined Screen
356
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Selecting the Title/Group
357
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Selecting the Bonus Group (DVD Audio Only)
358
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Changing the Still Picture (DVD Audio Only)
359
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Changing the Subtitle Language
359
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Changing Audio Language
360
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Changing Audio Format
361
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Changing Angle Screen
362
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Changing the Initial Setting
363
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Changing the Audio Language
364
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Changing the DVD Language
366
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Turning the Angle Mark on or off
367
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Setting Level of Viewer Restrictions
368
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Setting the Display Mode
369
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Language Code List
370
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Selecting the Chapter/Track
377
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Using the Control Screen
377
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Error Messages
378
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Selecting the Disc Menu Number (Video CD Only)
378
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Video CD/Audio CD/CD Text Player Operation
378
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Changing Menu Page or Track (Video CD Only)
380
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Turning on the Disc Menu (Video CD Only)
380
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Changing a Multiplex Transmission (Video CD Only)
381
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Changing the Initial Setting (Video CD Only)
381
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Screen Adjustment
383
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Selecting the Video Mode
384
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DVD Video Disc Information
385
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DVD Video Disc Glossary
386
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Region Codes
387
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Input Terminal Adapter
388
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To Use the Input Terminal Adapter
388
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Main Switch
389
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Power Outlet (115 VAC)
389
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Audio/Video System Operating Hints
393
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Fading and Drifting Stations
394
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Multi-Path
394
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Static and Fluttering
394
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Compact Disc Player
396
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DVD Player
396
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Starting and Driving
401
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Three-Way Catalytic Converters
402
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Engine Exhaust Caution
405
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Before Starting the Engine
407
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Ignition Switch with Steering Lock
407
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Parking Brake
409
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Before Cranking
410
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Cranking Hold Function
410
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How to Start the Engine
410
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Automatic Transmission
411
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Normal Driving
412
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Using Engine Braking
414
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Backing up
416
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Good Driving Practice
417
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Parking
417
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Driving in Second Start Mode
419
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Four-Wheel Drive Control
419
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Four-Wheel Drive System
419
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If You Cannot Shift the Selector Lever
419
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Center Differential Lock Switch
420
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Shifting Procedure
422
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Ignition Switch
423
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Rear View Monitor System
423
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Area Displayed on Screen
424
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Cruise Control
427
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Turning the System on
427
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Cancelling the Preset Speed
428
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Resetting to a Faster Speed
428
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Setting at a Desired Speed
428
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Setting Operation
428
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Cruise Control Failure Warning
429
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Resetting to a Slower Speed
429
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Resuming the Preset Speed
429
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Rear Height Control Air Suspension
430
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Vehicle Height Modes
430
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Vehicle Height Mode Changing Condition
431
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Vehicle Height Adjustment
432
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Turning off the Rear Height Control Air Suspension
434
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Height Control Indicator Lights
436
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Electronic Modulated Suspension
437
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Parking and Stopping Tips
437
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Rear Height Control Failure Warning
437
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Active Traction Control System
438
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Slip Indicator Light
439
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Vehicle Stability Control System
440
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Downhill Assist Control System
443
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Hill-Start Assist Control System
446
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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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Brake Assist System
452
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Drum-In-Disc Type Parking Brake System
452
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Tire Pressure Warning System
452
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If the Warning Light Blinks
454
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System Malfunction
454
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Replacing Tires and Wheels
460
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Selector Switch
461
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Brake Pad Wear Limit Indicators
462
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Limited-Slip Differential
463
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Driving Tips
465
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Driving Tips
466
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Off-Road Vehicle Precautions
466
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Break-In Period
467
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Operation in Foreign Countries
468
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Tips for Driving in Various Conditions
468
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Off-Road Driving Precautions
471
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Winter Driving Tips
474
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Dinghy Towing
476
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Trailer Towing
477
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Weight Limits
478
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Hitches
481
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Trailer Ball
482
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Matching Trailer Ball Height to Trailer Coupler Height
484
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Brakes and Safety Chains
485
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Service Connector for Towing Brake Controller
485
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Break-In Schedule
486
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Maintenance
486
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Tires
486
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Trailer Lights
486
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Connecting a Trailer
487
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Disconnecting a Trailer
487
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Pre-Towing Safety Check
487
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Trailer Towing Tips
488
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How to Save Fuel and Make Your Vehicle Last Longer
490
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Vehicle Load Limits
491
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Cargo Capacity
492
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Towing Capacity
492
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Cargo and Luggage
493
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Stowage Precautions
493
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Capacity and Distribution
494
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Example on Your Vehicle
495
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Seating Configuration Variation
496
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In Case of an Emergency
498
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If Your Engine Stalls While Driving
499
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If Your Vehicle will Not Start
499
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Simple Checks
499
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Jump Starting
500
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Starting a Flooded Engine
500
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Jump Starting Procedure
502
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If You Cannot Increase Engine Speed
504
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If Your Vehicle Overheats
504
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When the Engine Overheats
504
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If no Steam Is Coming from Your Engine
505
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If You Have a Flat Tire
505
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To Remove the Spare Tire under the Luggage Compartment
509
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To Remove the Spare Tire
510
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If Your Vehicle Becomes Stuck
523
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If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed
524
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Towing Precautions
524
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Tie down Points
527
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Using a Flat Bed Truck
527
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Towing with a Sling Type Truck
528
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Emergency Towing
529
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Emergency Towing Hook Precautions
530
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If You Cannot Shift Automatic Transmission Selector Lever
531
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Lexus Link System
532
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Exposure to Radio Frequency Signals
533
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Safety Information for the Lexus Link System
533
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Information for Using the Lexus Link System
534
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Automatic Notifications
536
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Manual Emergency Calling
538
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Other Services
540
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Door Locking/Unlocking by Lexus Link System
542
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Memo Record
543
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Audible Voice Prompts
544
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Lexus Link Transceiver Antenna
547
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If You Lose Your Keys or Lock Yourself out
548
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General Maintenance
552
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Maintenance Requirements
552
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Scheduled Maintenance
552
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Engine Compartment
553
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Engine Coolant Level
553
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General Maintenance
553
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Radiator, Condenser and Hoses
553
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What about Do-It-Yourself Maintenance?
553
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Does Your Vehicle Need Repairing?
556
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Emissions Inspection and Maintenance (I/M) Programs
557
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Service Procedures and Specifications
559
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Introduction
560
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Vehicle Identification
560
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Theft Prevention Labels
561
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Engine Compartment Overview
562
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Removing the Engine Compartment Covers
563
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Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions
565
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Checking the Engine Coolant Level
567
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Checking the Engine Oil Level
567
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Parts and Tools
567
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Checking and Replacing the Blade Type Fuses
568
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Checking Battery Condition
568
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Checking Brake Fluid
568
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Checking Power Steering Fluid
568
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Engine
571
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Specifications
571
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Fuel
575
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Fuel Type
575
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Gasoline Containing Detergent Additives
575
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Octane Rating
575
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Cleaner Burning Gasoline
576
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Gasoline Containing MMT
576
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Oxygenates in Gasoline
576
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Quality Gasoline
576
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Gasoline Quality
577
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Engine Oil Consumption
578
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Facts about Engine Oil Consumption
578
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Fuel Pump Shut off System
578
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Functions of Engine Oil
578
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Importance of Engine Oil Level Check
579
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Used Engine Oil
579
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Checking the Engine Oil Level
580
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Engine Oil Selection
584
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Oil Identification Marks
584
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Checking the Engine Coolant Level
585
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Coolant Type Selection
586
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Checking the Radiator and Condenser
587
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Spark Plugs
588
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Chassis
589
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Chassis Specifications
590
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Differential
590
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Transfer
590
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Chassis Lubrication
593
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Refilling Brake Fluid
594
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Checking Power Steering Fluid
595
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Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
597
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Inspection and Adjustment Procedure
598
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Tire Information
601
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Tire Symbols
601
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DOT and Tire Identification Number (TIN)
603
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Tire Size
603
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Name of each Section of Tire
604
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Uniform Tire Quality Grading
605
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Glossary of Tire Terminology
607
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Types of Tires
610
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Rotating Tires
611
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Checking and Replacing Tires
612
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Tire Selection
613
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Installing Snow Tires and Chains
614
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Snow Tire Installation
614
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Snow Tire Selection
614
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When to Use Snow Tires or Chains
614
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Tire Chain Selection
615
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Chain Installation
617
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Replacing Wheels
619
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Wheel Selection
619
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When to Replace Your Wheels
619
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Aluminum Wheel Precautions
620
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Suspension and Chassis
620
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Electrical Components
621
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Fuse Locations
622
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Checking Battery Condition
630
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Checking Battery Exterior
632
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Battery Recharging Precautions
635
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Checking the Cartridge Type Fuses
638
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Adding Washer Fluid
640
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Replacing Light Bulbs
641
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Light Location
642
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Body
648
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Dimensions and Weights
649
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Specifications
649
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Fuel Tank
650
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Protecting Your Vehicle from Corrosion
651
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Hand-Washing Your Lexus
652
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Washing and Waxing
652
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Washing Your Lexus
652
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Automatic Car Wash
654
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Waxing Your Lexus
654
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Cleaning the Interior
655
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Leather Interior
655
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Synthetic Leather Areas
657
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Carpets, Windows and Seat Belts
658
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Rain Clearing Mirrors
660
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Air Conditioning Control Panel, Audio Panel, Instrument Panel, Console Panel and Switches
660
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Reporting Safety Defects
664
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Gas Station Information
667
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Lexus 2004 GX470 Owner’s Manual (642 pages)
Brand: Lexus
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 4.99 MB
Table of Contents
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Occupant Restraint Systems
2
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Installation of a Mobile Two-Way Radio System
4
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Scrapping of Your Lexus
4
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Tires and Loading on Your Lexus
4
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On-Pavement and Off-Road Driving Tips
5
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Table of Contents
6
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Basic Operation — Quick Reference
6
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Instruments and Controls
6
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Gas Station Information
7
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Quick Index
7
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Safety and Vehicle Damage Warnings
7
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Safety Symbol
7
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Instrument Panel
9
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Instrument Cluster
13
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Seat and Steering Wheel
15
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Exterior View
16
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Basic Operation
18
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Quick Reference
18
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Driver’s Seat
19
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Steering Wheel
19
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Telescopic Steering Wheel
19
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Tilt Steering Wheel
19
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Automatic Transmission
20
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Operation of Selector Lever
20
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Selector Lever Position
20
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Headlight and Turn Signal Switch
21
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Headlight Switch
21
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Turn Signal Switch
21
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Wiper Switch
22
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Keys and Doors
24
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Keys and Doors
25
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Keys
25
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Flat Key
26
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Starting the Engine Using a Flat Key
26
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Engine Immobilizer System
31
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Wireless Remote Control
32
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Locking/Unlocking the Doors
33
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Operating the Windows and Moon Roof
34
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Sounding an Alarm
34
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Replacing the Battery
35
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Side Doors
37
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Locking with Inside Lock Button
38
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Locking with Power Door Lock Switch
39
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Locking Linked with the Shift Position
40
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Locking Linked with the Vehicle Speed
40
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Setting the Auto Door Locking and Unlocking Functions
40
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Unlocking Linked with the Shift Position
40
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Locking with Rear Door Child-Protector
41
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Back Door
42
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Theft Deterrent System
43
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Back Door Stopper
43
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Activating the System
44
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Cancelling the System
44
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Setting the System
44
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Testing the System
45
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Switches
47
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Switches
48
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Headlight Switch
48
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Headlight Dimmer and Turn Signal Switch
50
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Fog Light Switch
51
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Intermittent Operation Type
51
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Windshield Wiper and Washer Switch
51
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Raindrop Detection Type
53
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Rear Window Wiper and Washer Switch
57
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Rear Window Defogger Switch
59
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Outside Rear View Mirror Defogger Switch
61
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Operating the Switches
62
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Power Window Switches
62
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Operating the Window Lock Switch
63
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Operating the Windows from Outside the Vehicle
63
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If the Battery Is Disconnected or Run down
64
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Emergency Flasher Switch
65
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Seat Heater Switches
66
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Jam Protection Function
64
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Gauges, Meters and Service Reminder Indicators
69
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Fuel Gauge
70
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Gauges, Meters and Service Reminder Indicators
70
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Engine Coolant
71
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Temperature Gauge
71
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Tachometer
73
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Odometer and Trip Meter
74
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Service Reminder Indicators and Warning Buzzers
74
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Brake System Warning Light and Buzzer
76
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Driver’s Seat Belt Reminder Light and Buzzer
77
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Front Passenger’s Seat Belt Reminder Light
78
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SRS Warning Light
78
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Malfunction Indicator Lamp
79
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“ABS” Warning Light
80
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Automatic Transmission Fluid Temperature Warning Light
81
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Open Door Warning Light
81
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Unengaged “Park” Warning Light
81
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Discharge Warning Light
82
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“KDSS” Warning Light
82
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“VSC TRAC” Warning Light
82
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Low Engine Oil Pressure Warning Light
83
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Engine Oil Replacement Reminder Light
84
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Low Fuel Level Warning Light
84
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Low Tire Pressure Warning Light
84
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Low Washer Fluid Warning Light
84
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How to Check All the Service Reminder Indicators
85
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Key Reminder Buzzer
85
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Multi-Information Display
87
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Adjusting the Brightness of the Display
88
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Clock
88
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Outside Temperature and Cruise Information
89
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Outside Temperature Mode
89
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Average Fuel Consumption Mode
90
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Instantaneous Fuel Consumption Mode
90
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Average Vehicle Speed Mode
91
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Driving Range Mode
91
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Altimeter Mode
92
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Barometer Mode
92
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Elapsed Time Mode
93
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Instrument Panel Light Control
93
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Interior Equipment
95
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Vanity Mirrors
96
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Interior Equipment
96
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Sun Visors
96
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Center
97
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Interior Lights
97
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Personal Lights
98
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Rear
98
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Illuminated Entry System
99
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Center Console Spot Lights
100
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Cigarette Lighter and Ashtray
100
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Foot Lights and Inside Door Handle Lights
100
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Power Outlets
102
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Main Switch
103
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Glove Box
105
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Garage Door Opener
106
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Programming the Homelink
106
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Rear Console Box
106
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Programming a Rolling Code System
107
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Erasing the Entire Homelink Memory
108
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Operating the Homelink
108
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Programming Other Devices
108
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Reprogramming a Button
108
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Cup Holders
109
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Overhead Console Box
111
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Auxiliary Box
113
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First-Aid Kit Holder
113
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Floor Mat
114
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Coat Hooks
115
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Warning Reflector Holder
115
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Removing Luggage Cover
116
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Using Luggage Cover
116
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Tie-Down Hooks
117
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Exterior Equipment
119
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Hood
120
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Exterior Equipment
120
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Fuel Tank Cap
121
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Moon Roof
124
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To Slide Open the Tilted-Up Moon Roof
124
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Operating the Moon Roof from Outside the Vehicle
125
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Quarter Windows
127
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Roof Luggage Carrier
127
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Adjusting the Position of Cross Rails
128
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Rear Step Bumper
130
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Front Seats
133
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Front Seat Precautions
133
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Occupant Restraint Systems
133
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Front Passenger Seat
134
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Front Seats (with SRS Side Airbags)
134
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Seat Adjustment Precautions
135
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Adjusting Front Seats
136
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Adjusting Seat Position
136
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Adjusting Seat Cushion Angle and Height
137
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Adjusting Seatback Angle
137
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Adjusting Lumbar Support
138
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Rear Seat Precautions
138
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Rear Seats
138
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Adjusting Rear Seats
139
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Tumbling Second Seat (for Third Seat Entry)
140
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Folding up Third Seats
143
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Head Restraints
152
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Armrests
154
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Seat Belt Precautions
156
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Seat Belts
156
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Fastening Front, Second and Third Seat Belts
158
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Third Center Seat Belt
160
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Pulling out the Third Center Seat Belt
162
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Stowing the Third Center Seat Belt
162
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Hanging the Third Outside Seat Belts
163
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Stowing the Second and Third Seat Belt Buckles
163
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Seat Belt Extender
164
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Seat Belt Pretensioners
166
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RSCA OFF” Indicator Light
167
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SRS Driver Airbag and Front Passenger Airbag
171
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SRS Side Airbags and Curtain Shield Airbags
184
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Roll Sensing of Curtain Shield Airbags off Switch
200
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Child Restraint
201
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Child Restraint Precautions
201
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Child Restraint System
203
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Types of Child Restraint System
204
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Installation with 3-Point Type Seat Belt
205
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Using a Top Strap
219
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Child Restraint System Installation
222
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Installation with Child Restraint Lower Anchorages
222
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Driving Position Memory System
225
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Recalling the Memorized Position
225
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Setting the Driving Position
225
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Conditions for Memorized Position Activation
226
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Steering Wheel and Mirrors
227
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Adjustment of Steering Wheel Tilt
228
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Adjustment of Telescopic Steering Column
228
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Steering Wheel and Mirrors
228
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Tilt and Telescopic Steering Wheel
228
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Auto Tilt Away
229
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Outside Rear View Mirrors
229
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Power Rear View Mirror Control
230
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Folding Rear View Mirrors
232
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Inside Rear View Mirror
232
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Compass
233
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Calibrating the Compass (Deviation Calibration)
236
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Zone Numbers
237
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Air Conditioning
240
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Automatic Air Conditioning Controls
241
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Air Flow Selection
244
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Climate Control
245
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If Manual Fan Speed Control Is Desired
247
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If Manual Switching of Air Intake Is Desired
247
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If Quick Heating or Cooling Is Desired
247
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Windshield Defogging and Defrosting
248
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Center Vents and Side Vents
254
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Checking and Replacing the Air Conditioning Filter
255
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Rear Cooler Controls
258
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Audio
260
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Quick Reference for Your Audio System
261
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Using Your Audio System: some Basics
263
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Your Compact Disc Player with Changer
267
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Presetting a Station
269
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Selecting a Station
269
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RDS (Radio Data System)
270
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Radio Text Message
272
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Cassette Tape Player Operation
273
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Automatic Program Selection
274
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Manual Program Selection
274
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Compact Disc Player Operation
276
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Inserting or Ejecting Compact Discs
276
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Playing a Compact Disc
278
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Searching for a Desired Track or Disc
279
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Selecting a Desired Disc
279
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Repeating a Track or a Disc
280
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Selecting a Desired Track
280
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Compact Disc Text
281
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Random Playing
281
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Audio Remote Controls (Steering Switches)
282
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If the Player Malfunctions
282
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Car Audio System Operating Hints
284
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Caring for Your Compact Disc Player and Discs
286
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Labeled Discs
288
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Rear Seat Audio System
290
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Rear Seat Audio System Controller
291
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Quick Reference for Your Remote Control
294
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Using Your Rear Seat Audio System: some Basics
294
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Turning the System on and off
296
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Listening to the Radio
297
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Radio Operation
297
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Playing a Cassette Tape
298
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Replacing Controller Battery
302
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Headphone Input Jacks
304
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Rear Seat Entertainment System
306
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Rear Seat Entertainment System Controller
309
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Before Using the Controller (for New Vehicle Owners)
310
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Using the Controller
310
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Quick Reference for Your Remote Controller
314
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Front Audio System Operation
318
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Selecting the Mode
318
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DVD Player Operation
326
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DVD Video/DVD Audio Player Operation
335
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Changing the Audio Language
346
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Changing the Subtitle Language
347
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Changing the DVD Language
348
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Turning the Angle Mark on or of
349
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Setting Level of Viewer Restrictions
350
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Setting the Display Mode
351
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Language Code List
352
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Selecting the Chapter/Track
359
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Using the Control Screen
359
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Video CD/Audio CD/CD Text Player Operation
360
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Changing Menu Page or Track (Video CD Only)
362
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Turning on the Disc Menu (Video CD Only)
362
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Changing a Multiplex Transmission (Video CD Only)
363
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Changing the Initial Setting (Video CD Only)
363
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Screen Adjustment
365
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DVD Video Disc Information
367
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DVD Video Disc Glossary
368
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Input Terminal Adapter
369
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Power Outlet (115 VAC)
371
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Compact Disc Player
377
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DVD Player
378
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Starting and Driving
383
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Three-Way Catalytic Converters
384
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Engine Exhaust Caution
387
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Before Starting the Engine
389
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Ignition Switch with Steering Lock
389
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Before Cranking
391
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Cranking Hold Function
391
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How to Start the Engine
391
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Parking Brake
391
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Normal Starting Procedure
392
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Starting the Engine
392
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Automatic Transmission
393
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Using Engine Braking
396
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Using the “3”, “2” and “L” Positions
397
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Backing up
398
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Good Driving Practice
399
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Parking
399
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Driving in Second Start Mode
401
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Four-Wheel Drive Control
401
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Four-Wheel Drive System
401
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If You Cannot Shift the Selector Lever
401
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Shifting Procedure
404
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Rear View Monitor System
405
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Cruise Control
409
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Turning the System on
409
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Cruise Control Failure Warning
411
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Resetting to a Slower Speed
411
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Resuming the Preset Speed
411
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Rear Height Control Air Suspension
412
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Vehicle Height Modes
412
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Vehicle Height Adjustment
414
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Height Control Indicator Lights
418
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Electronic Modulated Suspension
419
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Parking and Stopping Tips
419
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Rear Height Control Failure Warning
419
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Active Traction Control System
420
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Slip Indicator Light
421
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Vehicle Stability Control System
422
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Downhill Assist Control System
425
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Hill-Start Assist Control System
428
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Brake Booster
430
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Brake System
430
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Anti-Lock Brake System
431
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Brake Assist System
434
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Drum-In-Disc Type Parking Brake System
434
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Tire Pressure Warning System
434
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System Malfunction
436
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Replacing Tires and Wheels
441
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Selector Switch
442
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Brake Pad Wear Limit Indicators
443
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Limited-Slip Differential
444
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Driving Tips
446
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Driving Tips
447
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Off-Road Vehicle Precautions
447
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Break-In Period
448
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Operation in Foreign Countries
449
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Tips for Driving in Various Conditions
449
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Off-Road Driving Precautions
452
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Winter Driving Tips
455
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Dinghy Towing
457
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Trailer Towing
458
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Weight Limits
458
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Hitches
462
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Trailer Ball
463
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Brakes and Safety Chains
465
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Matching Trailer Ball Height to Trailer Coupler Height
465
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Service Connector for Towing Brake Controller
466
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Tires
466
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Break-In Schedule
467
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Connecting a Trailer
467
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Disconnecting a Trailer
467
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Trailer Lights
467
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Pre-Towing Safety Check
468
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Trailer Towing Tips
468
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How to Save Fuel and Make Your Vehicle Last Longer
470
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Vehicle Load Limits
472
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Cargo and Luggage
473
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Cargo Capacity
473
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Stowage Precautions
473
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Towing Capacity
473
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Capacity and Distribution
474
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In Case of an Emergency
478
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If Your Engine Stalls While Driving
479
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If Your Vehicle will Not Start
479
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Jump Starting
480
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Starting a Flooded Engine
480
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Jump Starting Procedure
482
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If You Cannot Increase the Engine Speed
483
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If Your Vehicle Overheats
484
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If You Have a Flat Tire
485
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To Remove the Spare Tire
490
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If Your Vehicle Becomes Stuck
500
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If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed
501
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Towing Precautions
501
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Emergency Towing
506
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If You Cannot Shift Automatic Transmission Selector Lever
509
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Exposure to Radio Frequency Signals
510
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Lexus Link System
510
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Information for Using the Lexus Link System
511
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Automatic Notifications
515
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Manual Emergency Calling
517
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Door Locking/Unlocking by Lexus Link System
521
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Memo Record
522
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Audible Voice Prompts
523
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Lexus Link Transceiver Antenna
526
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If You Lose Your Keys or Lock Yourself out
527
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Maintenance
530
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General Maintenance
531
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Maintenance Requirements
531
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Scheduled Maintenance
531
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Engine Compartment
532
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Engine Coolant Level
532
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General Maintenance
532
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Radiator, Condenser and Hoses
532
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What about Do-It-Yourself Maintenance?
532
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Automatic Transmission “Park” Mechanism
534
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Fluid Leaks
534
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Tire Inflation Pressure
534
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Vehicle Exterior
534
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Does Your Vehicle Need Repairing?
535
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Emission Inspection and Maintenance (I/M) Programs
536
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Service Procedures and Specifications
538
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Introduction
539
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Vehicle Identification
539
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Theft Prevention Labels
540
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Engine Compartment Overview
542
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Removing the Engine Compartment Covers
543
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Do-It-Yourself Service Precautions
545
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Checking Brake Fluid
547
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Checking the Engine Coolant Level
547
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Checking the Engine Oil Level
547
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Parts and Tools
547
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Engine
550
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Specifications
550
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Fuel
553
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Cleaner Burning Gasoline
554
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Gasoline Containing MMT
554
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Oxygenates in Gasoline
554
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Quality Gasoline
554
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Gasoline Quality
555
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Facts about Engine Oil Consumption
556
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Fuel Pump Shut off System
556
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Importance of Engine Oil Level Check
557
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Used Engine Oil
557
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Checking the Engine Oil Level
558
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Engine Oil Selection
561
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Oil Identification Marks
561
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Checking the Engine Coolant Level
562
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Coolant Type Selection
563
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Checking the Radiator and Condenser
564
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Spark Plugs
565
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Specifications
567
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Checking Brake Fluid
571
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Checking Power Steering Fluid
572
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Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
574
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Tire Information
578
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Tire Symbols
578
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DOT and Tire Identification Number (TIN)
580
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Tire Size
580
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Name of each Section of Tire
581
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Uniform Tire Quality Grading
582
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Glossary of Tire Terminology
583
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All Season Tires
586
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Summer Tires
586
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Types of Tires
586
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Rotating Tires
587
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Checking and Replacing Tires
588
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When to Replace Your Tires
588
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Tire Selection
589
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Installing Snow Tires and Chains
590
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Snow Tire Installation
590
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Snow Tire Selection
590
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When to Use Snow Tires or Chains
590
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Tire Chain Selection
591
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Chain Installation
593
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Replacing Wheels
594
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Wheel Selection
594
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When to Replace Your Wheels
594
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Aluminum Wheel Precautions
595
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Suspension and Chassis
595
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Electrical Components
598
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Fuse Locations
598
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Fuses
598
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Specifications
598
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Driver’s Side Instrument Panel
599
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Checking Battery Condition
606
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Checking Battery Exterior
608
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Battery Recharging Precautions
611
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Checking and Replacing the Blade Type Fuses
612
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Checking the Cartridge Type Fuses
614
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Adding Washer Fluid
616
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Replacing Light Bulbs
617
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Dimensions and Weights
623
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Specifications
623
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Protecting Your Vehicle from Corrosion
624
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Washing and Waxing
625
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Automatic Car Wash
627
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Waxing Your Lexus
627
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Cleaning the Interior
628
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Leather Interior
628
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Synthetic Leather Areas
630
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Carpets, Windows and Seat Belts
631
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Rain Clearing Mirrors
632
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Reporting Safety Defects
636
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Gas Station Information
639
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Lexus 2004 GX470 Owner’s Manual (612 pages)
Brand: Lexus
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 4.79 MB
Table of Contents
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How to Use this Manual
6
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Table of Contents
6
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Exterior View
14
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Basic Operation
16
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Quick Reference
16
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Driver’s Seat
17
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Steering Wheel
17
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Automatic Transmission
18
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Headlight and Turn Signal Switch
19
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Wiper Switch
20
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1 1 Section —
22
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Keys and Doors
23
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Keys
23
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Engine Immobilizer System
29
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Wireless Remote Control
30
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Side Doors
35
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Back Door
39
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Theft Deterrent System
40
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1 2 Section —
43
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Switches
44
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Headlight Switch
44
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Headlight Dimmer and Turn Signal Switch
46
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Fog Light Switch
47
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Windshield Wiper and Washer Switch
47
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Rear Window Wiper and Washer Switch
53
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Rear Window Defogger Switch
55
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Outside Rear View Mirror Defogger Switch
57
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Power Window Switches
58
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Emergency Flasher Switch
61
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Seat Heater Switches
62
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Gauges, Meters and Service Reminder Indicators
66
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Fuel Gauge
66
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Odometer and Trip Meter
70
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Instrument Panel Light Control
88
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1 4 Section —
89
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Interior Equipment
90
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Vanity Mirrors
90
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Interior Lights
91
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Personal Lights
92
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Illuminated Entry System
93
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Cigarette Lighter and Ashtray
94
-
Power Outlets
96
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Glove Box
99
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Rear Console Box
100
-
Garage Door Opener
100
-
Cup Holders
103
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Overhead Console Box
105
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Auxiliary Box
107
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Floor Mat
108
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Warning Reflector Holder
109
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Coat Hooks
109
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Luggage Cover
110
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Tie-Down Hookss
111
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1 5 Section —
113
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Exterior Equipment
114
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Hood
114
-
Fuel Tank Cap
115
-
Moon Roof
118
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Quarter Windows
121
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Roof Luggage Carrier
121
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Rear Step Bumper
124
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-
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1 6 Section —
126
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Occupant Restraint Systems
127
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Seats
127
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Front Seats
127
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Rear Seats
132
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Head Restraints
146
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Armrests
148
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Seat Belts
150
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SRS Driver Airbag and Front Passenger Airbag
164
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SRS Side Airbags and Curtain Shield Airbags
177
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Child Restraint
191
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Driving Position Memory System
215
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Steering Wheel and Mirrors
218
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Outside Rear View Mirrors
219
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Inside Rear View Mirror
222
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3 1 Section —
370
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Three-Way Catalytic Converters
371
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Engine Exhaust Caution
374
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Before Starting the Engine
376
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Ignition Switch with Steering Lock
376
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How to Start the Engine
378
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Parking Brake
378
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Automatic Transmission
380
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Four-Wheel Drive System
388
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Cruise Control
392
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Rear Height Control Air Suspension
395
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Electronic Modulated Suspension
402
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Active Traction Control System
403
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Vehicle Stability Control System
405
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Downhill Assist Control System
408
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Hill-Start Assist Control System
411
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Brake System
413
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Brake Pad Wear Limit Indicators
417
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Limited-Slip Differential
418
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3 2 Section —
420
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Driving Tips
421
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Off-Road Vehicle Precautions
421
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Break-In Period
422
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Operation in Foreign Countries
423
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Tips for Driving in Various Conditions
423
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Off-Road Driving Precautions
426
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Winter Driving Tips
429
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Dinghy Towing
431
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Trailer Towing
432
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How to Save Fuel and Make Your Vehicle Last Longer
444
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Vehicle Load Limits
446
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Cargo and Luggage
447
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4 Section
452
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In Case of an Emergency
452
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If Your Engine Stalls While Driving
453
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If Your Vehicle will Not Start
453
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If You Cannot Increase the Engine Speed
457
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If Your Vehicle Overheats
458
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If You Have a Flat Tire
459
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If Your Vehicle Becomes Stuck
472
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If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed
473
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If You Cannot Shift Automatic Transmission Selector Lever
481
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Lexus Link System
482
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If You Lose Your Keys or Lock Yourself out
500
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Maintenance Requirements
503
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General Maintenance
504
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Насос охлаждающей жидкости
Снятие
1. Отверните четыре болта и снимите нижнюю защиту двигателя.
Момент затяжки ……………..29,6 Нм
2. Слейте охлаждающую жидкость.
3. Снимите верхнюю защитную крышку.
Момент затяжки ………. 7,6 Нм
4. Отверните 11 болтов и снимите верхнюю опору радиатора.
5. Ослабьте четыре гайки крепления вязкостной муфты.
Момент затяжки ………………..21,4 Нм
6. Снимите цепь привода ГРМ.
7 Снимите вентилятор системы охлаждения.
a) Отсоедините зажим для шлангов и отсоедините два шланга от кожуха вентилятора.
б) Отсоедините шланг расширительного бачка.
в) Отверните два болта крепления расширительного бачка и снимите бачок.
Момент затяжки ………………..5,1 Нм
г) Отверните четыре гайки и снимите вязкостную муфту вместе с кожухом вентилятора.
8. Снимите шкив насоса охлаждающей жидкости.
9. Снимите шланги системы вентиляции.
10. Снимите воздушный фильтр.
11. Снимите впускной патрубок системы охлаждения.
а) Отсоедините два шланга маслоохладителя.
б) Отсоедините два шланга радиатора
в) Отсоедините пять перепускных шлангов.
г) Открутите пять болтов крепления и снимите впускной патрубок
Момент затяжки …………………9,2 Нм
д) Снимите кольцевое уплотнение.
е) Снимите прокладку с насоса охлаждающей
жидкости.
12. Открутите два болта и снимите два промежуточных шкива.
13. Снимите генератор.
14. Снимите компрессор кондиционера и не отсоединяя шлангов подвесьте его в стороне.
15. Отверните три болта и снимите промежуточный шкив возле компрессора кондиционера.
16. Снимите натяжной шкив ремня привода навесных агрегатов.
17. Отверните 17 болтов и снимите насос охлаждающей жидкости с прокладкой.
Проверка
Убедитесь визуально в отсутствии утечек охлаждающей жидкости через соединения, канал охлаждающей жидкости и воздушный канал.
Установка
1. Устанавливаем насос охлаждающей жидкости.
а) Нанесите герметик на 2 или 3 витка болтов и наживите.
Примечание: после нанесения герметика сопрягаемые детали должны быть собраны в течение времени, указанного в инструкции по применению герметика. Иначе материал должен быть удален и герметик нанесен повторно.
б) Установите насос с новой прокладкой и затяните 17 болтов.
Момент затяжки:
болт 10 мм ……………………………9 Нм
болт 12 мм …………………..23 Нм
2. Установите натяжной шкив ремня привода навесных агрегатов.
3. Установите промежуточный шкив возле компрессора кондиционера и закрутите три болта.
Момент затяжки …………..25,5 Нм
4. Установите компрессор кондиционера.
5. Установите генератор.
6. Установите два промежуточных шкива и закрутите два болта.
7. Установите впускной патрубок системы охлаждения.
а) Установите кольцевое уплотнение.
б) Установите прокладку насоса охлаждающей жидкости.
в) Смажьте уплотнение мыльной водой.
г) Установите впускной патрубок и закрутите пять болтов крепления.
Момент затяжки …………………..9 Нм
д) Подсоедините пять перепускных шлангов.
е) Подсоедините два шланга радиатора.
ж) Подсоедините два шланга маслоохладителя.
8. Дальнейшая установка производится в порядке, обратном снятию.
| № | Спецификация / Specs | Данные |
| Габариты (мм/mm) и масса (кг/kg) / Dimensions and Weight | ||
| 1 | Длина / Length | 4715 с запасным колесом закрепленным под полом (Европа), 4810 по кронштейну на двери багажника (4850 с запасным колесом на кронштейне двери багажника) |
| 2 | Ширина (без/с зеркалами) / Width | 1790 / 1875 с расширителями крыльев |
| 3 | Высота (загружен/пустой) / Height | 1840 (с пневматической подвеской) / 1850-1855 (1880-1895 с рейлингами на крыше) |
| 4 | Колёсная база / Wheelbase | 2785 (с пружинной подвеской) / 2790 |
| 5 | Дорожный просвет (клиренс) / Ground clearance | 207 |
| 6 | Снаряжённая масса / Total (curb) weight | 1730 / 1755 (8-местная конфигурация) |
| Полная масса / Gross (max.) weight | 2850 | |
|
Двигатель / Engine |
||
| 7 | Тип / Engine Type, Code | Бензиновый, жидкостного охлаждения, четырехтактный, 1GR-FE |
| 8 | Количество цилиндров / Cylinder arrangement: Total number of cylinders, of valves | 6-цилиндровый, V-образный, 24V, DOHC с верхним расположением двух распредвалов |
| 9 | Диаметр цилиндра / Bore | 94.0 мм |
| 10 | Ход поршня / Stroke | 95.0 мм |
| 11 | Объём / Engine displacement | 3956 см³ |
| 12 | Система питания / Fuel supply, Aspiration | Распределенный впрыск топлива EFI |
| Атмосферный | ||
| 13 | Степень сжатия / Compression ratio | 10.0:1 |
| 14 | Максимальная мощность / Max. output power kW (HP) at rpm | 183 кВт (249 л.с.) при 5200 об/мин |
| 15 | Максимальный крутящий момент / Max. torque N·m at rpm | 380 Нм при 3800 об/мин |
|
Трансмиссия / Transmission |
||
| 16 | Сцепление / Clutch type | Гидротрансформатор с блокировкой |
| 17 | КПП / Transmission type | A340F АКПП 4 Автоматическая, четырёхступенчатая, гидромеханическая, адаптивная, с двухступенчатой раздаткой и блокировкой межосевого дифференциала |
О Книге
- Название: Lexus GX470/ Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 2002-2009 Руководство по ремонту и техническому обслуживанию
- Бензиновые двигатели: 1GR-FE 4.0 л (3956 см³) 249 л.с./183 кВт и 2UZ-FE 4.7 л (4663 см³) 235-274 л.с./173-202 кВт
- Выпуск с июля 2002 года
- Серия: «Профессионал»
- Год издания: 2013
- Автор: Коллектив авторов
- Издательство: «Ассоциация независимых издателей»
- Формат: PDF
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- Язык: Русский
- Количество электросхем: более 100
Toyota Land Cruiser 100 / Lexus LX 470. Модели 1998-2007 гг. выпуска с бензиновым двигателем 2UZ-FE (V8 4,7л). Включая рестайлинговые модели с 2002 года выпуска. Руководство по ремонту и техническому обслуживанию
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Руководство по ремонту Toyota Land Cruiser 100 & Lexus LX470 1998-2007 гг. выпуска, оборудованных бензиновым двигателем 2UZ-FE (V8 4,7 л). В издание включены сведения по рестайлинговым моделям Toyota Land Cruiser 100 и Lexus LX 470 с 2002 года выпуска. Издание содержит руководство по эксплуатации, подробные сведения по техническому обслуживанию автомобилей, ремонту и регулировке некоторых элементов систем двигателя (в т.ч. системы впрыска топлива, снижения токсичности, зажигания, систем смазки и охлаждения, запуска и зарядки), элементов автоматических коробок передач (АКПП), раздаточной коробки, тормозной системы (включая антиблокировочную систему тормозов (ABS), систему курсовой устойчивости (VSC)), рулевого управления, переднего редуктора, редуктора переднего моста, подвески, кузовных элементов, систем кондиционирования и вентиляции и др. Книга предназначена для автовладельцев, персонала СТС и ремонтных мастерских.
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