Information before the ride with your Toyota -> Emission Control Devices (Catalysts) for Your Toyota Avensis 4 Door Second Generation (2004-2009)

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Three-way catalysts  
(petrol engine)  
Operating a vehicle abroad  
If you plan to drive your Toyota abroad...  
First, familiarize yourself with the vehicle registration  
regulations.  
Second, check the availability of the right fuel.  
Motory 3ZZ–FE to 1ZZ–FE  
Motor 1AZ–FE  
Motory 1AZ–FSE to 2AZ–FSE  
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A three-way catalytic converter is an emissions  
control device installed in the exhaust system.  
u Keep the engine in good technical condition.  
Failure of the engine's electrical system,  
electronic ignition system, or fuel system can  
result in an extremely high three-way catalytic  
converter temperature.  
Its task is to reduce the content of harmful substances  
in exhaust gases.  
WARNING  
u Have the vehicle checked as soon as possible  
by any authorized Toyota dealer or workshop,  
or another properly qualified and equipped  
specialist, if the engine is difficult to start or  
frequently stalls.  
• When the engine is running, ensure that no  
person or any flammable material gets near  
the exhaust pipe. The exhaust gases are very  
hot.  
• Do not drive, idle, or park where there  
are flammable materials such as  
grass, leaves, paper, or rags.  
u To ensure that the three-way catalytic converter  
and the entire emission control system are  
working properly, your vehicle must be checked  
regularly according to the prescribed  
NOTICE  
maintenance schedule. For maintenance  
schedule information - see "Toyota Service  
Book" or "Toyota Warranty Book".  
A large amount of unburned gases flowing into  
the three-way catalytic converter can cause it to  
overheat and cause a fire hazard. Therefore, follow  
these guidelines to prevent this and other damage:  
u Use only unleaded petrol.  
u Do not drive with an extremely low fuel level;  
when fuel runs out, engine failure can occur,  
causing excessive stress on the three-way  
catalytic converter.  
u Do not leave the engine idling for more than 20  
minutes.  
u Do not over rev the engine.  
u Do not start the vehicle by stretching or pushing  
it.  
u Do not switch off the ignition while driving.  
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Catalytic converters (diesel engine  
- except 1AD-FTV engine with DPR  
catalyst and 2AD-FHV engine)  
NOTICE  
A large amount of unburnt gases flowing into  
the catalyst can cause it to overheat and cause a  
risk of ignition. Therefore, observe the following  
instructions to prevent this and other damage:  
u Only use diesel fuel.  
u Do not drive with an extremely low fuel level;  
when fuel runs out, engine failure can occur,  
causing excessive stress on the catalytic  
converter.  
u Do not leave the engine idling for more than 20  
minutes.  
A catalytic converter is an emission control device  
installed in the exhaust system.  
u Do not start the vehicle by stretching or pushing  
it.  
Its task is to reduce the content of harmful substances  
in exhaust gases.  
u Do not switch off the ignition while driving.  
WARNING  
u Keep the engine in good technical condition.  
Failure of the engine's electrical system or fuel  
system can result in an extremely high catalytic  
converter temperature.  
• When the engine is running, ensure that no  
person or any flammable material gets near  
the exhaust pipe. The exhaust gases are very  
hot.  
u Have the vehicle checked as soon as possible  
by any authorized Toyota dealer or workshop,  
or another properly qualified and equipped  
specialist, if the engine is difficult to start or  
frequently stalls.  
• Do not drive, idle, or park where there  
are flammable materials such as  
grass, leaves, paper, or rags.  
u To ensure that the catalytic converter and the  
entire emission control system are working  
properly, your vehicle must be checked  
regularly according to the prescribed  
maintenance schedule. For maintenance  
schedule information - see "Toyota Service  
Book" or "Toyota Warranty Book".  
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DPR catalytic converter and catalytic  
converter (1AD–FTV engine with DPR  
catalytic converter)  
NOTICE  
A large amount of unburnt gases flowing into  
the catalyst can cause it to overheat and cause a  
risk of ignition. Therefore, observe the following  
instructions to prevent this and other damage:  
u Only use diesel fuel.  
u Do not drive with an extremely low fuel level;  
when fuel runs out, engine failure can occur,  
causing excessive stress on the catalytic  
converter.  
u Do not leave the engine idling for more than 20  
minutes.  
DPR (Diesel Particulate active Reduction System)  
catalytic converter and catalytic converter are  
emission control devices installed in the exhaust  
system.  
u Do not start the vehicle by stretching or pushing  
it.  
Their task is to reduce the content of harmful substances  
in exhaust gases.  
u Do not switch off the ignition while driving.  
u Keep the engine in good technical condition.  
Failure of the engine's electrical system or fuel  
system can result in an extremely high catalytic  
converter temperature.  
WARNING  
• When the engine is running, ensure that no  
person or any flammable material gets near  
the exhaust pipe. The exhaust gases are very  
hot.  
u Have the vehicle checked as soon as possible  
by any authorized Toyota dealer or workshop,  
or another properly qualified and equipped  
specialist, if the engine is difficult to start or  
frequently stalls.  
• Do not drive, idle or park where there  
are flammable materials such as  
grass, leaves, paper or rags.  
u To ensure that the catalytic converter and the  
entire emission control system are working  
properly, your vehicle must be checked  
regularly according to the prescribed  
maintenance schedule. For maintenance  
schedule information - see "Toyota Service  
Book" or "Toyota Warranty Book".  
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DPNR catalytic converter and catalytic  
converter (2AD–FHV engine)  
NOTICE  
A large amount of unburnt gases flowing into  
the catalyst can cause it to overheat and cause a  
risk of ignition. Therefore, observe the following  
instructions to prevent this and other damage:  
u Only use diesel fuel.  
u Do not drive with an extremely low fuel level;  
when fuel runs out, engine failure can occur,  
causing excessive stress on the catalytic  
converter.  
u Do not leave the engine idling for more than 20  
minutes.  
DPNR (Diesel Particulate–NOx Reduction System)  
catalytic converter and catalytic converter are  
emission control devices installed in the exhaust  
system.  
u Do not start the vehicle by stretching or pushing  
it.  
Their task is to reduce the content of harmful substances  
in exhaust gases.  
u Do not switch off the ignition while driving.  
u Keep the engine in good technical condition.  
Failure of the engine's electrical system or fuel  
system can result in an extremely high catalytic  
converter temperature.  
WARNING  
• When the engine is running, ensure that no  
person or any flammable material gets near  
the exhaust pipe. The exhaust gases are very  
hot.  
u Have the vehicle checked as soon as possible  
by any authorized Toyota dealer or workshop,  
or another properly qualified and equipped  
specialist, if the engine is difficult to start or  
frequently stalls.  
• Do not drive, idle, or park where there  
are flammable materials such as  
grass, leaves, paper, or rags.  
u To ensure that the catalytic converter and the  
entire emission control system are working  
properly, your vehicle must be checked  
regularly according to the prescribed  
maintenance schedule. For maintenance  
schedule information - see "Toyota Service  
Book" or "Toyota Warranty Book".