Contents Understanding of Your Vehicle’S Capabilities and Limitations
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The Quick Guide is not intended as a substitute for your Owner’s Manual. We strongly encourage you to review the Owner’s Manual and supplementary manuals so you will have a better Contents understanding of your vehicle’s capabilities and limitations. Overview Topic 1 Entering and Exiting lKeys P.7 lSmart Access System with Push-button Start P.8 lAnti-theft System P.9 Topic 2 Before Driving lSeats P.11 lDriving and Seat Position Memory System P.12 lHead Restraints P.13 lSeatbelts P.13 lOutside Rear View Mirrors P.14 lInside Rear View Mirror P.14 lSteering Wheel P.15 lOdometer/Trip Meter and Trip Meter Reset Buttons P.15 Topic 3 When Driving lStarting P.17 lTransmission P.18 lParking Brake P.18 lMulti-information Display P.19 lTu rn S i gn a l Leve r P.20 lDynamic Radar Cruise lEmergency Flasher Switch P.20 Control P.23 lMode Select Switch P.20 lAVS (Adaptive Variable lIntuitive Parking Assist P.21 Suspension) P.24 lCruise Control P.22 lTRAC/VSC Off Mode P.24 1 Entering and Exiting Topic 4 Rain and Night Driving lHeadlights P.27 Driving Before lFog Lights P.28 lWindshield Wipers and Washers P.28 lHeadlight Cleaner P.29 When Driving When lRear Window and Outside Rear View Mirror Defoggers P.29 lInstrument Panel Light Control P.29 Topic 5 Night Driving Driving Comfort Rain and lTouch Screen P.31 lAir Conditioning System P.32 lAudio System P.3 4 lHands-free System P.36 Comfort Driving lAshtrays P.37 lInterior Lights P.41 lSeat Heaters/Seat Heaters lRear Sunshade P.41 and Ventilators P.38 lCompass P.41 l P.39 lLuggage Mat P.42 Console Box Opening and Closing lGlove Box P.40 lLexus Link System P.42 lCup Holders P.40 Topic 6 Opening and Closing What do ... to if lDoor Locks P.45 lPower Windows P.46 lMoon Roof P.46 lFuel Tank Cap P.47 lHood P.47 Customizing lTru nk P.48 Yo u r L e x u s Responding to warning/indicator lights What to do if ... and other problems that may arise. Customizing Your Lexus A list of features that can be customized. Depending on specifications, the vehicle shown in the illustration may differ from your vehicle in terms of color and equipment. 2 Overview Instrument Panel Headlight switch P.27 Windshield wipers and Turn signal lever P.20 washer switch P.28 Fog light switch P.28 Multi-information display P.19 See P.5 Driving and seat position memory switches ∗ P.12 Inside door lock button P.45 Window lock switch P.46 Power window switches P.46 Door lock switch P.45 Parking brake pedal P.18 Tilt and telescopic steering control switch P.15 Telephone switch P.36 “DISP” switch P.19 Cruise control switch P.22, 23 Distance switch∗ P.23 3 Engine switch P.17 Audio system P.34 Air conditioning system P.32 Rear window and outside rear view mirror defoggers P.29 Security indicator P.9 Glove box P.40 Trunk opener main switch P.48 Emergency flashers P.20 See P.5 Seat heater switches∗ Seat heater/ventilator switches∗ P.38 Vehicle stability control system off switch P.24 Mode select switch P.20 “AVS” switch∗ P.24 ∗ : If equipped 4 Overview Instrument Panel Headlight cleaner switch P.29 Rear sunshade switch P.41 Intuitive parking assist switch∗ P.21 AFS cancel switch P.27 Odometer/trip meter and trip meter reset buttons P.15 Instrument panel light control P.29 Trunk opener P.48 Fuel filler door opener P.47 Outside rear view mirror switches P.14 Shift lever P.18 Ashtray P.37 Cup holders P.40 ∗ : If equipped 5 Topic 1 Entering and Exiting Keys nElectronic key l Locks and unlocks the doors l Opens the trunk l Starts and stops the engine nMechanical key l Locks and unlocks the doors l Opens the trunk l Locks and unlocks the glove box The mechanical key is stored inside the electronic key. To extract the key, release the latch and pull. nWireless remote control 1 Locks the doors 2 Unlocks the doors 3 Opens the trunk 4 Sounds the alarm (To stop the alarm, push any button on the wireless remote control.) The wireless remote control can also be used to open the windows and moon roof. To do so, simply press and hold button. 7 Topic 1 Entering and Exiting Entering and Exiting Smart Access System with Push-button Start The smart access system with push-button start allows you to enter and exit the vehicle or start the engine by simply carrying the electronic key in your pocket or bag. For details on starting the engine, see page 17. Driving Before Driving Before nEntering the vehicle To unlock the vehicle, simply grasp the door han- dle. Driving When Night Driving Rain and nExiting the vehicle To lock the vehicle, press the button on the door handle. Comfort Driving Opening and Closing nOpening the trunk To open the trunk, press the button. What do ... to if Customizing Yo u r L e x u s For details on what to do when the electronic key battery becomes discharged, see page 52. 8 Topic 1 Entering and Exiting Anti-theft System The anti-theft system includes the following features to help protect your vehicle from theft. nEngine immobilizer system The engine immobilizer system prevents the engine from being started in the event that an attempt is made to start the vehicle using an unregistered key. ILYQ1A001 The security indicator light flashes to indicate that the system is set. nAlarm When forcible entry is detected, the alarm attracts attention to the vehicle by sounding the horn and flashing the exterior lights. When all the doors are locked, the security indi- cator light comes on and begins to flash after approximately 30 seconds to indicate that the system is armed. To stop the alarm, start the engine or unlock the doors or trunk using the entry function or the wireless remote control. (The alarm will stop after several seconds.) nSteering lock The steering lock is engaged when the driver’s door is opened with the engine switch OFF. ILYQ1A002 9 Topic 1 Entering and Exiting Keys ............................................................................. 7 Smart Access System with Push-button Start ............................................................................. 8 Anti-theft System..................................................... 9 Topic 2 Before Driving Seats nAdjusting seat position 1 Moves the seat forward 2 Moves the seat backward nAdjusting seatback angle 1 Tilts the seatback forward 2 Reclines the seatback nAdjusting the seat cushion 1 Raises and lowers the front of the cushion 2 Raises and lowers the entire seat nAdjusting the lumbar support 1 Firmer 2 Softer 11 Topic 2 Before Driving Entering and Exiting Driving and Seat Position Memory System (If Equipped) The seats can be returned to a previously set position by simply pressing a button. The position of the steering wheel and the outside rear view mirrors is adjusted along with the driver's seat. Driving Before Positions can be conveniently stored for the vehicle's primary drivers and passengers. nSetting memory positions While holding down the SET button, press and hold one of the memory buttons (1, 2, or 3) until Driving When you hear a beep. The current position of the driver’s or front pas- senger’s seat, the outside rear view mirror and the steering wheel (driver’s side only) are stored. Night Driving Rain and nRecalling memory positions Press one of the memory buttons (1, 2, or 3). Driving Comfort Driving Opening and Closing nLinking driving position memory with door unlock operation (driver's seat only) While holding down the desired memory button, What do ... to if press and hold either the or button on the wireless remote control until you hear a beep. Customizing Yo u r L e x u s Linking driving position memory to the door unlock operation allows the memory position to be recalled automatically when the driver's door is opened. (The linked function does not operate if the driver's door is unlocked using the mechanical key or manually from inside the vehicle.) 12 Topic 2 Before Driving Head Restraints nDriver’s seat 1 Height adjustment: head restraint height can be adjusted automatically along with the seat position adjustment. (→ P.11) 2 Horizontal adjustment: grip head restraint and twist to tilt forward or backward. nFront and rear passenger’s seat 1 Height adjustment: to raise the head restraint, pull it upward. To lower the head restraint, push it down while pressing the lock release button. 2 Horizontal adjustment (Except rear center seat): grip head restraint and twist to tilt for- ward of backward. Seatbelts nAdjusting shoulder belt height (front seats only) To raise: pull the anchor upward. To lower : depress the button and push the anchor down. nSeatbelt comfort guides (outboard rear seats only) If the shoulder belt fits close to the neck, slide the comfort guide forward. 13 Topic 2 Before Driving Entering and Exiting Outside Rear View Mirrors nAdjusting the mirrors 1 To select the mirror you wish to adjust (L or R), Driving Before use the select switch. 2 To adjust mirror angle, use the control switch. The mirrors will automatically angle downwards When Driving When when the vehicle is reversing. To disable this function, set the select switch in the neutral position (neither L nor R selected). nFolding the mirrors Night Driving To fold the mirrors back, press the button. Press Rain and the button again to return them to the extended position.