MOBILITY for Your Toyota Supra 2 Door Fifth Generation (2020-2025)

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Refueling..................... 262  
Wheels and tires ......... 264  
Engine compartment... 290  
Operating materials..... 293  
Maintenance ............... 301  
Replacing components  
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Breakdown assistance  
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Care ............................ 322  
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closed properly after refueling,  
otherwise the emissions warn-  
ing light may light up.  
Refueling  
Vehicle features and  
options  
Follow safety regulations posted  
at the gas station.  
This chapter describes all stan-  
dard, country-specific and  
Safety information  
optional features offered with  
the series. It also describes fea-  
tures and functions that are not  
necessarily available in your  
vehicle, e.g., due to the selected  
options or country versions. This  
also applies to safety-related  
functions and systems. When  
using these functions and sys-  
tems, the applicable laws and  
regulations must be observed.  
NOTICE  
With a driving range of less than  
30 miles/50 km the engine may  
no longer have sufficient fuel.  
Engine functions are not ensured  
anymore. There is a risk of dam-  
age to property. Refuel promptly.  
NOTICE  
Fuels are toxic and aggressive.  
Overfilling of the fuel tank can  
damage the fuel system. Painted  
surfaces may be damaged by  
contact with fuel. Escaping fuel  
can harm the environment. There  
is a risk of damage to property.  
Avoid overfilling.  
Follow the following when  
refueling  
General information  
Fuel cap  
Opening  
Follow the fuel recommenda-  
tion, refer to page 293, prior to  
refueling.  
When refueling, insert the filler  
nozzle completely into the filler  
pipe. Lifting up the fuel pump  
nozzle during refueling causes:  
1 Briefly press the rear edge of  
the fuel filler flap.  
Premature switching off.  
Reduced return of the fuel  
vapors.  
The fuel tank is full when the  
filler nozzle clicks off the first  
time.  
Make sure that the fuel cap is  
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2 Turn the fuel cap counter-  
Manually unlocking fuel  
filler flap  
clockwise.  
It may be necessary in certain  
situations to unlock the fuel filler  
flap manually, e.g. with an elec-  
trical fault.  
Have fuel filler flap unlocked by  
your Toyota dealer.  
3 Place the fuel cap in the  
bracket attached to the fuel  
filler flap.  
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Closing  
WARNING  
The retaining strap of the fuel cap  
can be jammed and crushed  
during closing. The cap cannot be  
correctly closed. Fuel or fuel  
vapors can escape. There is a  
risk of injury or risk of damage to  
property. Pay attention that the  
retaining strap is not jammed or  
crushed when closing the cap.  
1 Fit the cap and turn it clock-  
wise until you clearly hear a  
click.  
2 Press on the fuel filler flap  
until it engages.  
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Safety information  
WARNING  
Wheels and tires  
Vehicle features and  
options  
A tire with too little or no tire infla-  
tion pressure may heat up signifi-  
cantly and sustain damage. This  
will have a negative impact on  
aspects of handling, such as  
steering and braking response.  
There is a risk of an accident.  
Regularly check the tire inflation  
pressure, and correct it as  
This chapter describes all stan-  
dard, country-specific and  
optional features offered with  
the series. It also describes fea-  
tures and functions that are not  
necessarily available in your  
vehicle, e.g., due to the selected  
options or country versions. This  
also applies to safety-related  
functions and systems. When  
using these functions and sys-  
tems, the applicable laws and  
regulations must be observed.  
needed, for instance twice a  
month and before a long trip.  
Tire inflation pressure  
specifications  
In the tire inflation pressure  
table  
The tire inflation pressure table,  
refer to page 266, contains all  
tire inflation pressure specifica-  
tions for the specified tire sizes  
at the ambient temperature. The  
tire inflation pressure values  
apply to tire sizes approved by  
the manufacturer of the vehicle  
for the vehicle type.  
Tire inflation pressure  
General information  
The tire characteristics and tire  
inflation pressure influence the  
following:  
• The service life of the tires.  
• Road safety.  
To identify the correct tire infla-  
tion pressure, please note the  
following:  
• Driving comfort.  
• Fuel consumption.  
If the tire's speed code cannot  
be found, then the tire inflation  
pressure for the corresponding  
tire size applies.  
• Tire sizes of your vehicle.  
• Maximum permitted driving  
speed.  
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On the Control Display  
Checking using tire inflation  
pressure specifications in  
the tire inflation pressure  
table  
The current tire inflation pres-  
sure values and the intended  
tire inflation pressure values for  
the mounted tires can be dis-  
played on the Control Display.  
The tire inflation pressure speci-  
fications in the tire inflation pres-  
sure table only relate to cold  
tires or tires at the same tem-  
perature as the ambient tem-  
perature.  
To ensure that they are dis-  
played correctly, the tire sizes  
must be stored in the system  
and must have been set, refer to  
page 280, for the mounted tires.  
Only check the tire inflation  
pressure levels when the tires  
are cold, i.e.:  
• Driving range of max. 1.25  
miles/2 km has not been  
exceeded.  
• If the vehicle has not moved  
again for at least 2 hours after  
a trip.  
The current tire inflation pres-  
sure value is located on each  
tire.  
The reference tire inflation pres-  
sure value is located in the  
lower area of the Control Dis-  
play.  
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Check the tire inflation pressure  
of the emergency wheel in the  
cargo area regularly, and correct  
it as needed.  
Checking the tire inflation  
pressure  
General information  
1 Determine, refer to page 264,  
the intended tire inflation  
pressure levels for the  
mounted tires.  
Tires heat up while driving. The  
tire inflation pressure increases  
with the tire temperature.  
2 Check the tire inflation pres-  
sure in all four tires, using a  
pressure gauge, for example.  
Tires have a natural, consistent  
loss of tire inflation pressure.  
The displays of inflation devices  
may under-read by up to 0.1  
bar/2 psi.  
3 Correct the tire inflation pres-  
sure if the actual tire inflation  
pressure deviates from spec-  
ified tire inflation pressure.  
4 Check whether all valve caps  
are screwed onto the tire  
valves.  
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Checking using the tire infla-  
tion pressure specifications  
on the Control Display  
Tire inflation pressures up  
to 100 mph/160 km/h  
For speeds of up to 100  
Via Toyota Supra Command:  
mph/160 km/h and for optimum  
driving comfort, note the pres-  
sure values in the tire inflation  
pressure table, refer to page  
266, and adjust as necessary.  
1 "My vehicle"  
2 "Vehicle status"  
3
"Tire Pressure Monitor"  
4 Check whether the current  
tire inflation pressure levels  
deviate from the intended tire  
pressure value.  
5 Correct the tire inflation pres-  
sure if the actual tire inflation  
pressure deviates from spec-  
ified tire inflation pressure.  
These pressure values can also  
be found on the tire inflation  
pressure label on the driver's  
door pillar.  
After correcting the tire infla-  
tion pressure  
With tires that cannot be found  
in the tire pressure values on  
the Control Display, reset the  
Tire Pressure Monitor TPM.  
Do not exceed a speed of 100  
mph/160 km/h.  
Tire inflation pressure values up to 100 mph/160 km/h  
2.0 models  
Tire size  
Pressure specifications in bar/PSI  
Specifications in bar/PSI with cold  
tires  
225/50 R 17 98 H M+S XL Std/RSC  
255/40 R 18 99 V M+S XL Std  
2.2 / 32  
2.2 / 32  
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Tire size  
Pressure specifications in bar/PSI  
Front: 255/40 ZR 18 95 Y Std  
Rear: 275/40 ZR 18 99 Y Std  
2.2 / 32  
2.2 / 32  
Front: 255/35 ZR 19 96 Y XL Std  
Rear: 275/35 ZR 19 100 Y XL Std  
2.2 / 32  
2.2 / 32  
3.0 and 3.0 Premium models  
Tire size  
Pressure specifications in bar/PSI  
Specifications in bar/PSI with cold  
tires  
225/50 R 17 98 H M+S XL Std/RSC  
255/40 R 18 99 V M+S XL Std  
2.2 / 32  
2.6 / 38  
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Front: 255/40 ZR 18 95 Y Std  
Rear: 275/40 ZR 18 99 Y Std  
2.6 / 38  
2.6 / 38  
Front: 255/35 ZR 19 96 Y XL Std  
Rear: 275/35 ZR 19 100 Y XL Std  
2.6 / 38  
2.6 / 38  
ues in the tire inflation pressure  
table, refer to page 268, and  
adjust as necessary.  
Tire inflation pressures at  
max. speeds above 100  
mph/160 km/h  
WARNING  
In order to drive at maximum  
speeds in excess of 100 mph/160  
km/h, please observe, and, if nec-  
essary, adjust tire pressures for  
speeds exceeding 100 mph/160  
km/h from the relevant table on  
the following pages. Otherwise,  
tire damage and accidents could  
occur.  
For speeds over 100 mph/160  
km/h and for optimum driving  
comfort, note the pressure val-  
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Tire inflation pressure values over 100 mph/160 km/h  
2.0 models  
Tire size  
Pressure specifications in bar/PSI  
Specifications in bar/PSI with cold  
tires  
225/50 R 17 98 H M+S XL Std/RSC  
255/40 R 18 99 V M+S XL Std  
2.2 / 32  
2.2 / 32  
Front: 255/40 ZR 18 95 Y Std  
Rear: 275/40 ZR 18 99 Y Std  
2.2 / 32  
2.2 / 32  
Front: 255/35 ZR 19 96 Y XL Std  
Rear: 275/35 ZR 19 100 Y XL Std  
2.2 / 32  
2.2 / 32  
3.0 and 3.0 Premium models  
Tire size  
Pressure specifications in bar/PSI  
Specifications in bar/PSI with cold  
tires  
225/50 R 17 98 H M+S XL Std/RSC  
255/40 R 18 99 V M+S XL Std  
2.2 / 32  
2.6 / 38  
Front: 255/40 ZR 18 95 Y Std  
Rear: 275/40 ZR 18 99 Y Std  
2.6 / 38  
2.6 / 38  
Front: 255/35 ZR 19 96 Y XL Std  
Rear: 275/35 ZR 19 100 Y XL Std  
2.6 / 38  
2.6 / 38  
245/45 R 18 96 Y  
Tire identification marks  
Tire size  
245: nominal width in mm  
45: aspect ratio in %  
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R: radial tire code  
xxxx: manufacturer code for the  
tire brand  
18: rim diameter in inches  
96: load rating, not for ZR tires  
xxx: tire size and tire design  
3818: tire age  
Y: speed rating, before the R on  
ZR tires  
Tires with DOT codes meet the  
guidelines of the U.S. Depart-  
ment of Transportation.  
Maximum tire load  
Maximum tire load is the maxi-  
mum permissible weight for  
which the tire is approved.  
Tire age  
Recommendation  
Locate the maximum tire load  
on the tire sidewall and the  
Gross Axle Weight Rating –  
GAWR – on the certification  
label on the driver door B-pillar.  
Divide the tire load by 1.1. It  
must be greater than one-half of  
the vehicle’s Gross Axle Weight  
Rating – GAWR. Note, front vs.  
rear GAWR and tire loads,  
respectively.  
Regardless of the tire tread,  
replace tires at least every 6  
years.  
Manufacture date  
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You can find the manufacture  
date of the tire on the tire's side-  
wall.  
Manufacture  
Designation  
date  
Speed letter  
DOT … 3818 38th week, 2018  
Q = up to 100 mph/160 km/h  
R = up to 106 mph/170 km/h  
S = up to 112 mph/180 km/h  
T = up to 118 mph/190 km/h  
H = up to 131 mph/210 km/h  
V = up to 150 mph/240 km/h  
W = up to 167 mph/270 km/h  
Y = up to 186 mph/300 km/h  
Uniform Tire Quality Grad-  
ing  
Quality grades can be found  
where applicable on the tire  
sidewall between tread shoulder  
and maximum section width.  
E.g.: Treadwear 200; Traction  
AA; Temperature A  
Tire Identification Number  
DOT Quality Grades  
DOT code: DOT xxxx xxx 3818  
Treadwear  
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Traction AA A B C  
Temperature A B C  
tion performance.  
The traction grade assigned to  
this tire is based on  
All passenger vehicle tires must  
conform to Federal Safety  
Requirements in addition to  
these grades  
straight-ahead braking traction  
tests, and does not include  
acceleration, cornering, hydro-  
planing, or peak traction charac-  
teristics.  
Treadwear  
The treadwear grade is a com-  
parative rating based on the  
wear rate of the tire when tested  
under controlled conditions on a  
specified government test  
course. E.g., a tire graded 150  
would wear one and one-half, 1  
g, times as well on the govern-  
ment course as a tire graded  
100. The relative performance  
of tires depends upon the actual  
conditions of their use, however,  
and may depart significantly  
from the norm due to variations  
in driving habits, service prac-  
tices and differences in road  
characteristics and climate.  
Temperature  
The temperature grades are A,  
the highest, B, and C, represent-  
ing the tire's resistance to the  
generation of heat and its ability  
to dissipate heat when tested  
under controlled conditions on a  
specified indoor laboratory test  
wheel. Sustained high tempera-  
ture can cause the material of  
the tire to degenerate and  
reduce tire life, and excessive  
temperature can lead to sudden  
tire failure.  
The grade C corresponds to a  
level of performance which all  
passenger vehicle tires must  
meet under the Federal Motor  
Vehicle Safety Standard No.  
109. Grades Band A represent  
higher levels of performance on  
the laboratory test wheel than  
the minimum required by law.  
Traction  
The traction grades, from high-  
est to lowest, are AA, A, B, and  
C.  
Those grades represent the  
tire's ability to stop on wet pave-  
ment as measured under con-  
trolled conditions on specified  
government test surfaces of  
asphalt and concrete. A tire  
marked C may have poor trac-  
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Minimum tread depth  
WARNING  
The temperature grade for this tire  
is established for a tire that is  
properly inflated and not over-  
loaded. Excessive speed, under-  
inflation, or excessive loading,  
either separately or in combina-  
tion, can cause heat buildup and  
possible tire failure.  
M+S  
Wear indicators are distributed  
around the tire's circumference  
and have the legally required  
minimum height of 0.063  
inches/1.6 mm.  
Winter and all-season tires with  
better cold weather performance  
than summer tires.  
Tire tread  
The positions of the wear indica-  
tors are marked on the tire side-  
wall with TWI, Tread Wear  
Indicator.  
Summer tires  
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Do not drive with a tire tread of  
less than 0.12 in/3 mm, other-  
wise there is an increased risk  
of hydroplaning.  
Tire damage  
General information  
Winter tires  
Inspect your tires regularly for  
damage, foreign objects lodged  
in the tread, and tread wear.  
Do not drive with a tire tread of  
less than 0.16 in/4 mm, as such  
tires are less suitable for winter  
operation.  
Driving over rough or damaged  
road surfaces, as well as debris,  
curbs and other obstacles can  
cause serious damage to  
wheels, tires and suspension  
parts. This is more likely to  
occur with low-profile tires,  
which provide less cushioning  
between the wheel and the  
road. Be careful to avoid road  
hazards and reduce your speed,  
especially if your vehicle is  
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equipped with low-profile tires.  
WARNING  
Indications of tire damage or  
other vehicle malfunctions:  
• Unusual vibrations.  
• Unusual tire or running  
noises.  
• Unusual handling such as a  
strong tendency to pull to the  
left or right.  
Tires can become damaged by  
driving over obstacles, e.g., curbs  
or road damage, at high speed.  
Larger wheels have a smaller tire  
crosssection. The smaller the tire  
cross-section, the higher the risk  
of tire damage. There is a danger  
of accidents and property dam-  
age. If possible, avoid driving over  
objects or road conditions that  
may damage tires, or drive over  
them slowly and carefully.  
Damage can be caused by the  
following situations, for instance:  
• Driving over curbs.  
• Road damage.  
• Tire inflation pressure too low.  
• Vehicle overloading.  
Changing wheels and  
tires  
Mounting and wheel bal-  
ancing  
• Incorrect tire storage.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
Have mounting and wheel bal-  
ancing carried out by your Toy-  
ota dealer.  
Damaged tires can lose tire infla-  
tion pressure, which can lead to  
loss of vehicle control. There is a  
risk of an accident. If tire damage  
is suspected while driving, imme-  
diately reduce speed and stop.  
Have wheels and tires checked.  
For this purpose, drive carefully to  
the nearest your Toyota dealer.  
Have vehicle towed or trans-  
ported as needed. Do not repair  
damaged tires, but have them  
replaced.  
Wheel and tire combina-  
tion  
General information  
You can ask your Toyota dealer  
about the correct wheel/tire  
combination and wheel rim ver-  
sions for the vehicle.  
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Safety information  
WARNING  
Recommended tire brands  
Wheels and tires which are not  
suitable for your vehicle can dam-  
age parts of the vehicle, for  
instance due to contact with the  
body due to tolerances despite  
the same official size rating.  
There is a risk of an accident. The  
manufacturer of your vehicle  
strongly suggests that you use  
wheels and tires that have been  
recommended by the vehicle  
manufacturer for your vehicle  
type.  
For each tire size, the manufac-  
turer of the vehicle recommends  
certain tire brands. The tire  
brands can be identified by a  
star on the tire sidewall.  
WARNING  
Mounted steel wheels can cause  
technical problems, for instance  
unexpected loosening of the lug  
bolts and damage to the brake  
discs. There is a risk of accident.  
Do not mount steel wheels.  
New tires  
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Tire traction is not optimal due to  
manufacturing circumstances  
when tires are brand-new; they  
achieve their full traction poten-  
tial after a break-in time.  
WARNING  
Incorrect wheel/tire combinations  
will have a negative impact on the  
vehicle's handling and on the  
function of a variety of systems,  
such as the Anti-lock Brake Sys-  
tem or Vehicle Stability Control  
System. There is a risk of an acci-  
dent. To maintain good handling  
and vehicle response, use only  
tires with a single tread configura-  
tion from a single manufacturer.  
The manufacturer of the vehicle  
recommends that you use wheels  
and tires that have been recom-  
mended by the vehicle manufac-  
turer for your vehicle type.  
Drive conservatively for the first  
200 miles/300 km.  
Retreaded tires  
WARNING  
Retreaded tires can have different  
tire casing structures. With  
advanced age the service life can  
be limited. There is a risk of an  
accident. The manufacturer of  
your vehicle does not recommend  
the use of retreaded tires.  
Following tire damage, have the  
original wheel/tire combination  
remounted on the vehicle as soon  
as possible.  
The manufacturer of your vehi-  
cle does not recommend the  
use of retreaded tires.  
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Winter tires  
Storing tires  
General information  
Tire inflation pressure  
Winter tires are recommended  
for operating on winter roads.  
Do not exceed the maximum tire  
inflation pressure indicated on  
the side wall of the tire.  
Although so-called all-season  
M+S tires provide better winter  
traction than summer tires, they  
usually do not provide the same  
level of performance as winter  
tires.  
Storage  
Store wheels and tires in a cool,  
dry and dark place.  
Always protect tires against all  
contact with oil, grease, and sol-  
vents.  
Maximum speed of winter  
tires  
Do not leave tires in plastic  
bags.  
If the maximum speed of the  
vehicle is higher than the per-  
missible speed for the winter  
tires, then attach a label show-  
ing the permissible maximum  
speed in the field of view. The  
label is available from your Toy-  
ota dealer.  
Remove dirt from wheels or  
tires.  
Repairing a flat tire  
Safety measures  
With winter tires mounted,  
observe and do not exceed the  
permissible maximum speed.  
• Park the vehicle as far away  
as possible from passing traf-  
fic and on solid ground.  
• Switch on the hazard warning  
system.  
• Secure the vehicle against  
rolling away by setting the  
parking brake.  
Rotating wheels between  
axles  
WARNING  
Rotating tires between the axles  
on vehicles with different tire sizes  
or rim sizes on the front and rear  
axles can cause damage to the  
tires and the vehicle. There is a  
risk of accident. Do not rotate the  
tires between the axles on vehi-  
cles with different tire sizes or rim  
sizes on the front and rear axles.  
• Turn the steering wheel until  
the front wheels are in the  
straight-ahead position and  
engage the steering wheel  
lock.  
• Have all vehicle occupants  
get out of the vehicle and  
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apply it to the steering wheel.  
• The use of a sealant can  
damage the TPM wheel elec-  
tronics. In this case, have the  
electronics checked and  
replaced at the next opportu-  
nity.  
ensure that they remain out-  
side the immediate area in a  
safe place, such as behind a  
guardrail.  
• If necessary, set up a warning  
triangle at an appropriate dis-  
tance.  
• The compressor can be used  
to check the tire inflation pres-  
sure.  
Mobility System  
Concept  
Overview  
Storage  
With the Mobility System, minor  
tire damage can be sealed tem-  
porarily to enable continued  
travel. To accomplish this, seal-  
ant is pumped into the tires,  
which seals the damage from  
the inside.  
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General information  
• Follow the instructions on  
using the Mobility System  
found on the compressor and  
sealant container.  
The Mobility System is located in  
the right storage compartment of the  
cargo area.  
• Use of the Mobility System  
may be ineffective if the tire  
puncture measures approx.  
1/8 inches/4 mm or more.  
• Contact your Toyota dealer if  
the tire cannot be made driv-  
able.  
Sealant container  
• Do not remove foreign bodies  
that have penetrated the tire.  
Only remove foreign objects if  
they are visibly protruding  
from the tire.  
• Sealant container, arrow 1.  
• Filling hose, arrow 2.  
• Pull the speed limit sticker off  
the sealant container and  
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Observe use-by date on the  
sealant container.  
get out of the vehicle and  
ensure that they remain out-  
side the immediate area in a  
safe place, such as behind a  
guardrail.  
Compressor  
• If necessary, set up a warning  
triangle at an appropriate dis-  
tance.  
Filling the tire with sealant  
Safety information  
WARNING  
1 Sealant container unlocking  
2 Sealant container holder  
3 Tire pressure gauge  
If the exhaust pipe is blocked or  
ventilation is insufficient, harmful  
exhaust gases can enter into the  
vehicle. The exhaust gases con-  
tain pollutants which are colorless  
and odorless. In enclosed areas,  
exhaust gases can also accumu-  
late outside of the vehicle. There  
is danger to life. Keep the exhaust  
pipe free and ensure sufficient  
ventilation.  
4 Reduce tire inflation pressure  
button  
5 On/off switch  
6 Compressor  
7 Connector/cable for socket  
8 Connection hose  
NOTICE  
Safety measures  
The compressor can overheat  
during extended operation. There  
is a risk of damage to property. Do  
not run the compressor for more  
than 10 minutes.  
• Park the vehicle as far away  
as possible from passing traf-  
fic and on solid ground.  
• Switch on the hazard warning  
system.  
• Secure the vehicle against  
rolling away by setting the  
parking brake.  
• Turn the steering wheel until  
the front wheels are in the  
straight-ahead position and  
engage the steering wheel  
lock.  
• Have all vehicle occupants  
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tire valve of the nonworking  
wheel.  
Filling  
1 Shake the sealant container.  
5 With the compressor  
switched off, insert the plug  
into the power socket inside  
the vehicle.  
2 Pull filling hose completely  
out of the cover of the sealant  
container. Do not kink the  
hose.  
5
6 With standby state switched  
on or the engine running,  
switch on the compressor.  
3 Slide the sealant container  
into the holder on the com-  
pressor housing, ensuring  
that it engages audibly.  
Let the compressor run for max.  
10 minutes to fill the tire with  
sealant and achieve a tire infla-  
tion pressure of approx. 2.0 bar.  
4 Screw the filling hose of the  
sealant container onto the  
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While the tire is being filled with  
sealant, the tire inflation pres-  
sure may sporadically reach  
approx. 5 bar. Do not switch off  
the compressor at this point.  
Minimum tire inflation pres-  
sure is not reached  
1 Pull the connector out of the  
power socket inside the vehi-  
cle.  
Checking and adjusting  
the tire inflation pressure  
2 Drive 33 ft/10 m forward and  
back to distribute the sealant  
in the tire.  
3 Screw the connection hose of  
the compressor directly onto  
the tire valve stem.  
Checking  
1 Switch off the compressor.  
2 Read the tire inflation pres-  
sure on the tire pressure  
gauge.  
To continue the trip, a tire infla-  
tion pressure of at least 2 bar  
must be reached.  
Removing and stowing the  
sealant container  
4 Insert the connector into the  
power socket inside the vehi-  
cle.  
1 Unscrew the filling hose of  
the sealant container from  
the tire valve.  
2 Press the red unlocking  
device.  
3 Remove the sealant con-  
tainer from the compressor.  
4 Wrap and store the sealant  
container in suitable material  
to avoid dirtying the cargo  
area.  
5 With standby state switched  
on or the engine running,  
switch on the compressor.  
If a tire inflation pressure of at least  
2 bar cannot be reached, contact  
your Toyota dealer.  
If a tire inflation pressure of at least  
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2 bar is reached, see Minimum tire  
inflation pressure is reached.  
2 Screw the connection hose of  
the compressor directly onto  
the tire valve stem.  
6 Unscrew the connection  
hose of the compressor from  
the tire valve.  
7 Pull the connector out of the  
power socket inside the vehi-  
cle.  
8 Stow the Mobility System in  
the vehicle.  
Minimum tire inflation pres-  
sure is reached  
3 Insert the connector into the  
power socket inside the vehi-  
cle.  
1 Unscrew the connection  
hose of the compressor from  
the tire valve.  
2 Pull the connector out of the  
power socket inside the vehi-  
cle.  
5
3 Stow the Mobility System in  
the vehicle.  
4 Immediately drive approx. 5  
miles/10 km to ensure that  
the sealant is evenly distrib-  
uted in the tire.  
4 Correct the tire inflation pres-  
sure to at least 2.0 bar.  
• Increase tire inflation pres-  
sure: with standby state  
switched on or the engine  
running, switch on the com-  
pressor.  
Do not exceed a speed of 50  
mph/80 km/h.  
If possible, do not drive at speeds  
less than 12 mph/20 km/h.  
• Reduce tire inflation pressure:  
press the button on the com-  
pressor.  
Adjustment  
1 Stop at a suitable location.  
5 Unscrew the connection  
hose of the compressor from  
the tire valve.  
6 Pull the connector out of the  
power socket inside the vehi-  
cle.  
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7 Stow the Mobility System in  
General information  
the vehicle.  
Sensors in the tire valves mea-  
sure the tire inflation pressure  
and tire temperature.  
Continuing the trip  
Do not exceed the maximum  
permissible speed of 50 mph/80  
km/h  
The system detects the  
mounted tires automatically. The  
system displays the specified  
nominal pressure values on the  
Control Display and compares  
these values to the actual tire  
pressure values.  
Reset the Tire Pressure Monitor  
TPM, refer to page 280.  
Replace the nonworking tire and  
the sealant container of the  
Mobility System promptly.  
If tires are being used that are  
not specified on the tire inflation  
pressure details on the vehicle,  
refer to page 264, such as tires  
with special approval, the sys-  
tem needs to be actively reset.  
The system will then take over  
the actual tire inflation pressures  
as the target pressures.  
Snow chains  
NOTICE  
■Driving with tire chains  
Do not fit tire chains. Tire chains  
may damage the vehicle body  
and suspension, and adversely  
affect driving performance.  
When operating the system,  
also note the additional informa-  
tion found in the Tire inflation  
pressure, refer to page 264.  
Selecting tire chains  
Tire chains cannot be mounted.  
Snow tires should be used  
instead.  
Tire Pressure Monitor  
TPM  
Concept  
The system monitors tire infla-  
tion pressure in the four  
mounted tires. The system  
warns you if there is a loss of  
pressure in one or more tires.  
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approval:  
Safety information  
WARNING  
• After a tire or wheel replacement,  
a reset was performed with the  
correct tire inflation pressure.  
The display of the target pres-  
sures is not a substitute for the  
tire inflation pressure details on  
the vehicle. Incorrect entries in  
the tire settings can lead to incor-  
rect target tire inflation pressure  
values. In this case, it cannot be  
guaranteed that the notification of  
a loss of tire inflation pressure will  
be reliable. There is a risk of injury  
and risk of damage to property.  
Ensure that the tire sizes of the  
mounted tires are displayed cor-  
rectly and match the details on the  
tires and on the vehicle.  
• After the tire inflation pressure  
was adjusted to a new value, a  
reset was performed.  
• Wheels with TPM wheel elec-  
tronics.  
Tire settings  
General information  
The information about the  
mounted tires can be entered in  
the tire settings if the system  
does not automatically detect  
the tires.  
Functional requirements  
The following conditions must  
be met for the system; other-  
wise, reliable flagging of a loss  
of tire inflation pressure is not  
assured:  
• After each tire or wheel  
change, the system detects  
and updates the mounted  
tires and displays them after a  
short trip on the Control Dis-  
play.  
5
The tire sizes of the mounted  
tires can be gathered from the  
tire inflation pressure details on  
the vehicle, refer to page 264, or  
directly on the tires.  
The tire details do not need to  
be re-entered when the tire infla-  
tion pressure is corrected.  
For summer and winter tires, the  
tire details entered last are  
stored. After a tire or wheel  
replacement, the settings of the  
tire sets used last can be  
selected.  
Enter the information about the  
mounted tires in the tire settings  
when the system does not automat-  
ically detect the tires.  
• TPM does not activate until  
after driving for a few minutes:  
• After a tire or wheel replacement.  
Opening the menu  
• Reset, for tires without special  
approval.  
Via Toyota Supra Command:  
1 "My vehicle"  
2 "Vehicle status"  
• After changing the tire setting.  
• For tires with special  
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The current status is displayed.  
"Tire Pressure Monitor"  
Current tire inflation pres-  
sure  
Changing settings  
Via Toyota Supra Command:  
The current tire inflation pres-  
sure is displayed for each tire.  
1 "Tire settings"  
2 Selecting tires:  
• "Summer tires"  
The current tire inflation pres-  
sures may change during driv-  
ing operation or depending on  
the external temperature.  
• "Winter tires/all-season tires"  
3 "Current:"  
4 Select the tire type that is  
mounted on the rear axle:  
• Tire size, e.g., 245/45 R18 96  
Y.  
• For tires with special  
approval: "Other tire"  
Current tire temperature  
Depending on the model, the  
current tire temperatures are  
displayed.  
The current tire temperatures  
may change while driving or due  
to the external temperature.  
5 Select the maximum road  
speed that will be used with  
the tires.  
6 "Confirm settings"  
Tire conditions  
The measurement of the current  
tire inflation pressure is started.  
The measurement progress is  
displayed.  
General information  
Tire and system status are indi-  
cated by the color of the wheels  
and a SMS text message on the  
Control Display.  
Status display  
Current status  
Any existing messages are not  
deleted if the displayed target  
pressure is not reached after the  
tire inflation pressure is cor-  
rected.  
The system status can be dis-  
played on the Control Display,  
e.g., whether or not the system  
is active.  
Via Toyota Supra Command:  
All wheels green  
1 "My vehicle"  
• The system is active and  
bases warnings on the dis-  
played target pressures.  
2 "Vehicle status"  
3
"Tire Pressure Monitor"  
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• For tires with special  
When not selecting "Other  
approval: the system is active  
and bases warnings on the  
tire inflation pressures stored  
during the last reset.  
tire":  
7 "Load state"  
8 "Confirm settings"  
9 Drive the vehicle.  
When selecting "Other tire":  
7 "Tire settings"  
One to four yellow wheels  
A flat tire or major drop in the  
tire inflation pressure has  
occurred in the indicated tires.  
8 Switch on drive-ready state  
and do not drive off.  
9 Reset tire inflation pressure:  
"Perform reset".  
Gray wheels  
10Drive away.  
It may not be possible to identify  
tire inflation pressure losses.  
After driving faster than 19  
mph/30 km/h for a short period,  
the set tire inflation pressures  
are accepted as the target tire  
inflation pressures. The reset is  
completed automatically while  
driving.  
Possible causes:  
• Malfunction.  
• During tire inflation pressure  
measurement, after confirma-  
tion of the tire settings.  
• For tires with special  
approval: the system is being  
reset.  
5
After a successfully completed  
reset, the wheels on the Control  
Display are shown in green.  
You may interrupt this trip at any  
time. When you continue the  
reset resumes automatically.  
Reset the tire inflation  
pressure  
Via Toyota Supra Command:  
1 "My vehicle"  
2 "Vehicle status"  
Messages: for tires with-  
out special approval  
3 "Tire Pressure Monitor"  
4 "Tire settings"  
General information  
5 Selecting tires:  
A low tire inflation pressure may  
cause the VSC Vehicle Stability  
Control System to be switched  
on.  
• "Summer tires"  
• "Winter tires/all-season tires"  
6 "Current:"  
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Symbol  
Possible cause  
Safety information  
There is a tire inflation  
pressure loss.  
WARNING  
A damaged regular tire with low or  
missing tire inflation pressure  
impacts handling, such as steer-  
ing and braking response. Do not  
continue driving if the vehicle is  
equipped with normal tires.  
■ Measure  
1 Reduce the vehicle speed.  
Do not exceed a speed of 80  
mph/130 km/h.  
If a tire inflation pressure  
check is required  
2 Stop at a filling station, etc.  
and check the tire inflation  
pressure of all 4 tires as soon  
as possible. Adjust the tire  
inflation pressure or have  
repairs performed as neces-  
sary.  
■ Message  
A symbol with a vehicle mes-  
sage appears on the Control  
Display.  
Symbol  
Possible cause  
If there is a significant loss  
of tire inflation pressure  
Inflation was not carried  
out according to specifi-  
cations, e.g., when the  
tire has not been suffi-  
ciently inflated or in the  
case of a natural steady  
tire pressure loss.  
■ Message  
Ayellow warning light is  
illuminated in the instru-  
ment cluster.  
■ Measure  
In addition, a symbol with the  
affected tire appears in a vehicle  
message on the Control Display.  
Check the tire pressure and cor-  
rect as needed.  
Symbol  
Possible cause  
If the tire inflation pressure  
is too low  
There is a flat tire or a  
major loss in tire infla-  
tion pressure.  
■ Message  
■ Measure  
Ayellow warning light is  
illuminated in the instru-  
ment cluster.  
Reduce your speed and stop  
cautiously. Avoid sudden brak-  
ing and steering maneuvers.  
In addition, a symbol with a  
vehicle message appears on the  
Control Display.  
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Possible cause  
Symbol  
Messages: for tires with  
special approval  
Inflation was not carried  
out according to specifi-  
cations, e.g., the tire  
has not been suffi-  
ciently inflated.  
General information  
A low tire inflation pressure may  
cause the VSC Vehicle Stability  
Control System to be switched  
on.  
The system has  
detected a wheel  
change, but no reset  
was done.  
The tire inflation pres-  
sure has fallen below  
the level of the last  
reset.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
A damaged regular tire with low or  
missing tire inflation pressure  
impacts handling, such as steer-  
ing and braking response. Do not  
continue driving if the vehicle is  
equipped with normal tires.  
No reset was per-  
formed for the system.  
The system issues a  
warning based on the  
tire inflation pressures  
stored during the last  
reset.  
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If a tire inflation pressure  
check is required  
■ Measure  
■ Message  
1 Check the tire pressure and  
correct as needed.  
A symbol with a vehicle mes-  
sage appears on the Control  
Display.  
2 Perform a system reset.  
If the tire inflation pressure  
is too low  
■ Message  
Ayellow warning light is  
illuminated in the instru-  
ment cluster.  
In addition, a symbol with a  
vehicle message appears on the  
Control Display.  
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Possible cause  
Symbol  
Symbol  
Possible cause  
There is a tire inflation  
pressure loss.  
There is a flat tire or a  
major loss in tire infla-  
tion pressure.  
No reset was per-  
formed for the system.  
The system issues a  
warning based on the  
tire inflation pressures  
stored during the last  
reset.  
No reset was per-  
formed for the system.  
The system issues a  
warning based on the  
tire inflation pressures  
stored during the last  
reset.  
■ Measure  
■ Measure  
1 Reduce the vehicle speed.  
Do not exceed a speed of 80  
mph/130 km/h.  
Reduce your speed and stop  
cautiously. Avoid sudden brak-  
ing and steering maneuvers.  
2 At the next opportunity, for  
instance at a gas station,  
check the tire inflation pres-  
sure in all four tires and cor-  
rect if necessary.  
Actions in the event of a  
flat tire  
1 Identify the damaged tire.  
Check the tire inflation pressure in  
all four tires, for instance using the  
tire pressure gauge of a flat tire kit.  
3 Reset the system.  
If there is a significant loss  
of tire inflation pressure  
For tires with special approval: if  
the tire inflation pressure in all four  
tires is correct, the TPM may not  
have been reset. In this case, per-  
form the reset.  
■ Message  
Ayellow warning light is  
illuminated in the instru-  
ment cluster.  
If tire damage cannot be found,  
contact your Toyota dealer.  
2 Repair the flat tire, e.g., with  
a flat tire kit or by changing  
the wheel.  
In addition, a symbol with the  
affected tire appears in a vehicle  
message on the Control Display.  
Use of sealant, for instance from  
the flat tire kit, may damage the  
TPM wheel electronics. Have  
the electronics replaced at the  
next opportunity.  
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System limits  
Temperature  
Malfunction  
Message  
The tire inflation pressure  
depends on the tire's tempera-  
ture.  
The yellow warning  
light flashes and is then  
illuminated continu-  
ously. A vehicle mes-  
sage is displayed. It  
may not be possible to  
identify tire pressure  
losses.  
Driving or exposure to the sun  
will increase the tire's tempera-  
ture, thus increasing the tire  
inflation pressure.  
The tire inflation pressure is  
reduced when the tire tempera-  
ture falls again.  
Measure  
• A wheel without TPM wheel  
electronics, such as an emer-  
gency wheel, is mounted:  
have the wheels checked, if  
needed.  
These circumstances may  
cause a warning when tempera-  
tures fall very sharply.  
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Following a temperature-related  
warning, the target pressures  
are displayed on the Control  
Display again after a short dis-  
tance.  
• Malfunction: have the system  
checked.  
• Interference caused by sys-  
tems or devices with the  
same radio frequency: after  
leaving the area of the inter-  
ference, the system automati-  
cally becomes active again.  
• For tires with special  
Sudden tire pressure loss  
The system cannot indicate sud-  
den serious tire damage caused  
by external circumstances.  
approval: the system was  
unable to complete the reset.  
Perform a system reset again.  
Failure to perform a reset  
Tires with special approval: the  
system will not function correctly  
if a reset was not performed, for  
example a flat tire may be indi-  
cated although the tire inflation  
pressures are correct.  
Declaration according to  
NHTSA/FMVSS 138 Tire  
Pressure Monitoring System  
• Each tire, including the spare  
(if provided) should be  
checked monthly when cold  
and inflated to the inflation  
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tale. Your vehicle has also  
been equipped with a TPMS  
malfunction indicator to indi-  
cate when the system is not  
operating properly. The TPMS  
malfunction indicator is com-  
bined with the low tire pres-  
sure telltale. When the system  
detects a malfunction, the tell-  
tale will flash for approxi-  
mately one minute and then  
remain continuously illumi-  
nated. This sequence will  
continue upon subsequent  
vehicle start-ups as long as  
the malfunction exists. When  
the malfunction indicator is  
illuminated, the system may  
not be able to detect or signal  
low tire pressure as intended.  
TPMS malfunctions may  
occur for a variety of reasons,  
including the installation of  
replacement or alternate tires  
or wheels on the vehicle that  
prevent the TPMS from func-  
tioning properly. Always  
check the TPMS malfunction  
telltale after replacing one or  
more tires or wheels on your  
vehicle to ensure that the  
replacement or alternate tires  
and wheels allow the TPMS  
to continue to function prop-  
erly.  
pressure recommended by  
the vehicle manufacturer on  
the vehicle placard or tire  
inflation pressure label. (If  
your vehicle has tires of a dif-  
ferent size than the size indi-  
cated on the vehicle placard  
or tire inflation pressure label,  
you should determine the  
proper tire inflation pressure  
for those tires.) As an added  
safety feature, your vehicle  
has been equipped with a tire  
pressure monitoring system  
(TPMS) that illuminates a low  
tire pressure telltale when one  
or more of your tires is signifi-  
cantly under-inflated. Accord-  
ingly, when the low tire  
pressure telltale illuminates,  
you should stop and check  
your tires as soon as possi-  
ble, and inflate them to the  
proper pressure. Driving on a  
significantly under-inflated tire  
causes the tire to overheat  
and can lead to tire failure.  
Under-inflation also reduces  
fuel efficiency and tire tread  
life, and may affect the vehi-  
cle's handling and stopping  
ability. Please note that the  
TPMS is not a substitute for  
proper tire maintenance, and  
it is the driver's responsibility  
to maintain correct tire pres-  
sure, even if under-inflation  
has not reached the level to  
trigger illumination of the  
TPMS low tire pressure tell-  
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Changing wheels/tires  
General information  
If a tire is punctured and loses  
pressure, it is not necessary to  
replace the tire immediately if a  
tire repair kit (Mobility System) is  
used.  
• Lug bolt, arrow 1.  
• Adapter, arrow 2.  
If needed, the tools for changing  
wheels are available as acces-  
sories from your Toyota dealer.  
Unscrewing  
1 Attach the adapter to the lug  
Lug bolt lock*  
bolt.  
*
: if equipped  
2 Unscrew the lug bolt.  
3 Remove the adapter after  
Concept  
unscrewing the lug bolt.  
5
The wheel lug bolts have a spe-  
cial coding. The lug bolts can  
only be released with the  
adapter which matches the cod-  
ing.  
Screwing on  
1 Attach the adapter to the lug  
bolt. If necessary, turn the  
adapter until it fits on the lug  
bolt.  
Overview  
2 Screw on the wheel stud.  
The tightening torque is 140  
Nm.  
The adapter of the lug bolt lock  
is in the onboard vehicle tool kit  
or in a storage compartment  
close to the onboard vehicle tool  
kit.  
3 Remove the adapter and  
stow it after screwing on the  
lug bolt.  
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Engine compartment  
Vehicle features and  
options  
This chapter describes all stan-  
dard, country-specific and  
optional features offered with  
the series. It also describes fea-  
tures and functions that are not  
necessarily available in your  
vehicle, e.g., due to the selected  
options or country versions. This  
also applies to safety-related  
functions and systems. When  
using these functions and sys-  
tems, the applicable laws and  
regulations must be observed.  
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Overview  
5
1 Filler neck for washer fluid  
2 Jump-starting, negative battery terminal  
3 Jump-starting, positive battery terminal  
4 Oil filler neck  
5 Coolant reservoir, auxiliary cooling  
6 Coolant reservoir, engine  
7 Vehicle identification number  
Hood  
WARNING  
The engine compartment accom-  
modates moving components.  
Certain components in the engine  
compartment can also move with  
the vehicle switched off, for  
instance the radiator fan. There is  
a risk of injury. Do not reach into  
the area of moving parts. Keep  
articles of clothing and hair away  
from moving parts.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
Improperly executed work in the  
engine compartment can damage  
vehicle components and impair  
vehicle functions. There is a risk  
of an accident and damage to  
property. Have work in the engine  
compartment performed by your  
Toyota dealer.  
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WARNING  
Hood is unlocked.  
There are protruding parts, for  
instance locking hook, on the  
inside of the hood. There is a risk  
of injury. If the hood is open, pay  
attention to protruding parts and  
keep clear of these areas.  
WARNING  
An incorrectly locked hood can  
open while driving and restrict vis-  
ibility. There is a risk of an acci-  
dent. Stop immediately and  
correctly close the hood.  
2 After the lever is released,  
pull the lever again, arrow 2.  
Hood can be opened.  
3 Be careful of protruding parts  
on the hood.  
WARNING  
Body parts can be jammed when  
opening and closing the hood.  
There is a risk of injury. Make sure  
that the area of movement of the  
hood is clear during opening and  
closing.  
Closing  
NOTICE  
Folded-away wipers can be  
jammed when the hood is  
opened. There is a risk of damage  
to property. Make sure that the  
wipers with the wiper blades  
mounted are folded down onto the  
windshield before opening the  
hood.  
Energetically close the hood  
from approx. 20 in/50 cm.  
The hood must engage on both  
sides.  
Opening  
1 Pull lever, arrow 1.  
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must not be used.  
Operating materials  
Fuels with a maximum ethanol  
content of 25 %, i. e. E10 or  
E25, may be used for refueling.  
Vehicle features and  
options  
Ethanol should meet the follow-  
ing quality standards:  
This chapter describes all stan-  
dard, country-specific and  
US: ASTM 4806–xx  
optional features offered with  
the series. It also describes fea-  
tures that are not necessarily  
available in your vehicle, for  
instance, due to the selected  
options or country versions. This  
also applies to safety-related  
functions and systems. When  
using these functions and sys-  
tems, the applicable laws and  
regulations must be observed.  
CAN: CGSB-3.511–xx  
xx: comply with the current stan-  
dard in each case.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
The use of poor-quality fuels may  
result in harmful engine deposits  
or damage. Additionally, problems  
relating to drivability, starting and  
stalling, especially under certain  
environmental conditions such as  
high ambient temperature and  
high altitude, may occur.  
5
Fuel recommendation  
General information  
If drivability problems are encoun-  
tered, we recommend switching  
to a high quality gasoline brand  
and a higher octane grade - AKI  
number - for a few tank fills. To  
avoid harmful engine deposits, it  
is highly recommended to pur-  
chase gasoline from Top Tier  
retailers.  
Depending on the region, many  
gas stations sell fuel that has  
been customized to winter or  
summer conditions. Fuel that is  
available in winter,for instance  
helps make a cold start easier.  
Failure to comply with these rec-  
ommendations may result in the  
need for unscheduled mainte-  
nance.  
Gasoline  
General information  
For the best fuel efficiency, the  
gasoline should be sulfur-free or  
very low in sulfur content.  
Fuels that are marked on the  
gas pump as containing metal  
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achieve the rated performance  
and consumption values.  
NOTICE  
Even small quantities of the  
wrong fuel or wrong fuel additives  
can damage the fuel system and  
engine. Furthermore, the catalytic  
converter is permanently dam-  
aged. There is a risk of damage to  
property. Do not refuel or add the  
following in the case of gasoline  
engines:  
Minimum fuel grade  
Toyota recommends AKI 89.  
If you use gasoline with this min-  
imum AKI Rating, the engine  
may produce knocking sounds  
when starting at high external  
temperatures. This has no effect  
on the engine life.  
• Leaded gasoline.  
• Metallic additives, for instance  
manganese or iron.  
Do not press the Start/Stop button  
after refueling with the wrong fuel.  
Contact your Toyota dealer.  
Engine oil  
Vehicle features and  
options  
NOTICE  
Incorrect fuels can damage the  
fuel system and the engine. There  
is a risk of damage to property. Do  
not use fuels with a higher per-  
centage of ethanol than recom-  
mended. Do not refuel with fuels  
containing methanol, e.g. M5 to  
M100.  
This chapter describes all stan-  
dard, country-specific and  
optional features offered with  
the series. It also describes fea-  
tures that are not necessarily  
available in your vehicle, for  
instance, due to the selected  
options or country versions. This  
also applies to safety-related  
functions and systems. When  
using these functions and sys-  
tems, the applicable laws and  
regulations must be observed.  
NOTICE  
Fuel that does not comply with the  
minimum quality can compromise  
engine function or cause engine  
damage. There is a risk of dam-  
age to property. Do not fill with  
fuel that does not comply with the  
minimum quality.  
Recommended fuel grade  
General information  
2.0 models  
The engine oil consumption is  
dependent on your driving style  
and driving conditions.  
Toyota recommends AKI 91.  
3.0 and 3.0 Premium models  
Toyota recommends AKI 93.  
Refuel with this gasoline to  
Therefore, regularly check the  
engine oil level after refueling by  
taking a detailed measurement.  
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The engine oil consumption can  
increase in the following situa-  
tions, for example:  
When making frequent  
short-distance trips or using a  
dynamic driving style, for  
• Sporty driving style.  
• Break-in of the engine.  
• Idling of the engine.  
• With use of engine oil types  
that are classified as not suit-  
able.  
instance when taking curves  
aggressively, regularly perform  
a detailed measurement.  
Monitoring  
■ Concept  
Different vehicle messages  
appear on the Control Display  
depending on the engine oil  
level.  
The engine oil level is monitored  
electronically while driving and  
can be shown on the Control  
Display.  
If the engine oil level is outside  
its permissible operating range,  
a vehicle message is displayed.  
Safety information  
NOTICE  
An engine oil level that is too low  
causes engine damage. There is  
a risk of damage to property.  
Immediately add engine oil.  
5
A red indicator light indi-  
cates that the engine oil pres-  
sure is too low.  
■ Functional requirements  
NOTICE  
A current measured value is  
available after approx. 30 min-  
utes of normal driving.  
Too much engine oil can damage  
the engine or the catalytic con-  
verter. There is a risk of damage  
to property. Do not add too much  
engine oil. When too much engine  
oil is added, have the engine oil  
level corrected by your Toyota  
dealer.  
■ Displaying the engine oil  
level  
Via Toyota Supra Command:  
1 "My Vehicle"  
2 "Vehicle status"  
Electronic oil measure-  
ment  
3
"Engine oil level"  
The engine oil level is displayed.  
General information  
■ System limits  
The electronic oil measurement  
has two measuring principles:  
• Monitoring.  
When making frequent  
short-distance trips or using a  
dynamic driving style, it may not  
be possible to calculate a mea-  
• Detailed measurement.  
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sured value. In this case, the  
measured value for the last, suf-  
ficiently long trip is displayed.  
Adding engine oil  
General information  
Detailed measurement  
Only add engine oil when the  
message is displayed in the  
instrument cluster. The quantity  
to be added is indicated in the  
message shown on the Control  
Display.  
■ Concept  
The engine oil level is checked  
when the vehicle is stationary  
and displayed via a scale.  
If the engine oil level is outside  
its permissible operating range,  
a vehicle message is displayed.  
Only add suitable types of  
engine oil, refer to page 297.  
Safely park the vehicle and  
switch off drive-ready state  
before adding engine oil.  
■ General information  
During the measurement, the  
idle speed is increased some-  
what.  
Take care not to add too much  
engine oil.  
■ Functional requirements  
• Vehicle is parked in a horizon-  
tal position.  
• Selector lever in selector lever  
position N or P and accelera-  
tor pedal not depressed.  
• Engine is running and is at  
operating temperature.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
Operating materials, for instance  
oils, greases, coolants, fuels, can  
contain harmful ingredients.  
There is a risk of injuries or dan-  
ger to life. Follow the instructions  
on the containers. Avoid the con-  
tact of articles of clothing, skin or  
eyes with operating materials. Do  
not refill operating materials into  
different bottles. Store operating  
materials out of reach of children.  
■ Performing a detailed mea-  
surement  
Via Toyota Supra Command:  
1 "My Vehicle"  
2 "Vehicle status"  
NOTICE  
3
"Engine oil level"  
An engine oil level that is too low  
causes engine damage. There is  
a risk of damage to property.  
Immediately add engine oil.  
4 "Measure engine oil level"  
5 "Start measurement"  
The engine oil level is checked  
and displayed via a scale.  
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which are listed.  
NOTICE  
Too much engine oil can damage  
the engine or the catalytic con-  
verter. There is a risk of damage  
to property. Do not add too much  
engine oil. When too much engine  
oil is added, have the engine oil  
level corrected by your Toyota  
dealer.  
Safety information  
NOTICE  
Oil additives can damage the  
engine. There is a risk of damage  
to property. Do not use oil addi-  
tives.  
Overview  
NOTICE  
The oil filler neck is located in  
the engine compartment, refer  
to page 291.  
Incorrect engine oil can cause  
malfunctions in the engine or  
damage it. There is a risk of dam-  
age to property. When selecting  
an engine oil, make sure that the  
engine oil has the correct oil rat-  
ing.  
Adding engine oil  
1 Open the hood, refer to page  
292.  
Suitable engine oil types  
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2 Open the lid counterclock-  
Add engine oils that meet the  
following oil rating standards:  
wise.  
Gasoline engine  
Toyota Genuine Motor Oil SN  
0W-20 C5 for GR Toyota Supra  
Alternative engine oil types  
If an engine oil suitable for con-  
tinuous use is not available, up  
to 1 US quart/liter of an engine  
oil with the following oil rating  
can be added:  
3 Add engine oil.  
4 Close the cap.  
Engine oil types to add  
■ ACEA grade  
API SL.  
API SM.  
API SN.  
General information  
The engine oil quality is critical  
for the life of the engine.  
Only add the types of engine oil  
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■ API grade  
SAE 0W-20.  
tems, the applicable laws and  
regulations must be observed.  
SAE 0W-30.  
General information  
More information about suitable  
oil ratings and viscosity grades  
of engine oils can be requested  
from your Toyota dealer.  
Coolant consists of water and  
additives.  
Not all commercially available  
additives are suitable for the  
vehicle. Do not mix additives of  
different colors. Observe the  
water - additive mixing ratio of  
50:50. Information about suit-  
able additives is available from  
your Toyota dealer.  
Engine oil change  
NOTICE  
Engine oil that is not changed in  
timely fashion can cause  
increased engine wear and thus  
engine damage. There is a risk of  
damage to property. Do not  
exceed the service data indicated  
in the vehicle.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
The vehicle manufacturer rec-  
ommends that you have your  
Toyota dealer change the  
engine oil.  
With the engine hot and the cool-  
ing system open, coolant can  
escape and lead to scalding.  
There is a risk of injury. Only open  
the cooling system with the  
engine cooled down.  
Coolant  
WARNING  
Vehicle features andop-  
tions  
Additives are harmful and incor-  
rect additives can damage the  
engine. There is a risk of injury  
and risk of damage to property.  
Do not allow additives to come  
into contact with skin, eyes or arti-  
cles of clothing. Use suitable addi-  
tives only.  
This chapter describes all stan-  
dard, country-specific and  
optional features offered with  
the series. It also describes fea-  
tures that are not necessarily  
available in your vehicle, for  
instance, due to the selected  
options or country versions. This  
also applies to safety-related  
functions and systems. When  
using these functions and sys-  
Coolant level  
General information  
Depending on the motorization,  
there are up to two coolant res-  
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ervoirs in the engine compart-  
ment. Check and top up the  
coolant levels on a regular  
basis.  
Adding  
1 Let the engine cool.  
2 Open the hood, refer to page  
292.  
The coolant level is indicated  
using the Max mark in the filler  
neck of the coolant reservoir.  
3 Turn the lid of the coolant  
reservoir slightly counter-  
clockwise to allow any  
excess pressure to dissi-  
pate, then open it.  
Additional information:  
For an overview, refer to page  
291.  
4 Open the coolant reservoir  
lid.  
Checking the coolant level  
5 If the coolant is low, slowly  
add coolant up to the speci-  
fied level; do not overfill.  
1 Let the engine cool.  
2 Open the hood, refer to page  
292.  
6 Close the cap.  
3 Turn the lid of the coolant  
reservoir slightly counter-  
clockwise to allow any  
excess pressure to dissi-  
pate, then open it.  
7 Have the cause of the cool-  
ant loss eliminated as soon  
as possible.  
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Disposal  
4 Open the coolant reservoir  
lid.  
5 The coolant level is correct  
when it is just below the max-  
imum mark in the filler neck.  
Comply with the relevant envi-  
ronmental protection regulations  
when disposing of coolant and  
coolant additives.  
Washer fluid  
General information  
All washer nozzles are supplied  
from one reservoir.  
6 Close the cap.  
Use a mixture of tap water and  
windshield washer concentrate.  
If desired, a windshield washer  
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concentrate containing anti-  
freeze can be used.  
NOTICE  
Mixing different windshield  
Recommended minimum fill  
quantity:0.2 US gal/1 liter.  
washer concentrates or antifreeze  
can damage the washing system.  
There is a risk of damage to prop-  
erty. Do not mix different wind-  
shield washer concentrates or  
antifreeze. Follow the information  
and mixing ratios provided on the  
containers.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
Some antifreeze agents can con-  
tain harmful substances and are  
flammable. There is a risk of fire  
and a risk of injury. Follow the  
instructions on the containers.  
Keep antifreeze away from igni-  
tion sources. Do not refill operat-  
ing materials into different bottles.  
Store operating materials out of  
reach of children.  
Overview  
United States: the washer fluid  
mixture ratio is regulated by the  
U.S. EPA and many individual  
states; do not exceed the allow-  
able washer fluid dilution ratio lim-  
its that apply. Follow the usage  
instructions on the washer fluid  
container.  
The washer fluid reservoir is  
located in the engine compart-  
ment.  
WARNING  
Malfunction  
Washer fluid can ignite and catch  
fire on contact with hot engine  
parts. There is a risk of injury or  
risk of damage to property. Only  
add washer fluid when the engine  
is cooled down. Next, fully close  
the lid of the washer fluid reser-  
voir.  
The use of undiluted windshield  
washer concentrate or alco-  
hol-based antifreeze can lead to  
incorrect readings at tempera-  
tures below +5°F/-15°C.  
NOTICE  
Silicon-containing additives in the  
washer fluid for the water-repel-  
ling effect on the windows can  
lead to damage to the washing  
system. There is a risk of damage  
to property. Do not add sili-  
con-containing additives to the  
washer fluid.  
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Maintenance  
Condition Based Service  
CBS  
Vehicle features and  
options  
Concept  
This chapter describes all stan-  
dard, country-specific and  
Sensors and special algorithms  
take into account the driving  
conditions of the vehicle. CBS  
uses these to calculate the need  
for maintenance.  
optional features offered with  
the series. It also describes fea-  
tures and functions that are not  
necessarily available in your  
vehicle, e.g., due to the selected  
options or country versions. This  
also applies to safety-related  
functions and systems. When  
using these functions and sys-  
tems, the applicable laws and  
regulations must be observed.  
The system makes it possible to  
adapt the amount of mainte-  
nance corresponding to your  
user profile.  
General information  
Information on service notifica-  
tions, refer to page 139, can be  
displayed on the Control Dis-  
play.  
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Maintenance system  
The maintenance system pro-  
vides service notifications and  
thereby provides support in  
maintaining road safety and the  
operational reliability of the vehi-  
cle.  
Storage periods  
Storage periods during which  
the vehicle battery was discon-  
nected are not taken into  
account.  
In some cases, scopes and  
intervals of the maintenance  
system may vary according to  
the country version. Replace-  
ment work, spare parts, fuels  
and lubricants, and wear materi-  
als are calculated separately.  
Further information is available  
from a Toyota dealer.  
If this occurs, have a Toyota  
dealer update the time-depen-  
dent maintenance procedures,  
such as checking brake fluid  
and, if necessary, changing the  
engine oil and the microfil-  
ter/activated-charcoal filter.  
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before locking the vehicle.  
"Owner's Warranty Infor-  
mation Booklet" or  
"Owner's Manual Supple-  
ment"  
Safety information  
NOTICE  
Please consult “Owner's War-  
ranty Information Booklet” or  
“Owner's Manual Supplement”  
for additional information on ser-  
vice and maintenance work.  
The socket for Onboard Diagno-  
sis is an intricate component  
intended to be used in conjunction  
with specialized equipment to  
check the vehicle’s primary emis-  
sions system. Improper use of the  
socket for Onboard Diagnosis, or  
contact with the socket for  
Onboard Diagnosis for other than  
its intended purpose, can cause  
vehicle malfunctions and creates  
risks of personal and property  
damage. Given the foregoing, the  
manufacture of your vehicle  
strongly recommends that access  
to the socket for Onboard Diagno-  
sis be limited to your Toyota  
dealer or other persons that have  
the specialized training and  
equipment for purposes of prop-  
erly utilizing the socket for  
Onboard Diagnosis.  
The manufacturer of your vehi-  
cle recommends that mainte-  
nance and repair be performed  
by a Toyota dealer. Records of  
regular maintenance and repair  
work should be retained.  
Scheduled maintenance  
Scheduled maintenance should  
be performed at specified inter-  
vals according to the mainte-  
nance schedule.  
Position  
For details about maintenance  
items and schedules, refer to  
the "Scheduled Maintenance  
Guide" or "Owner's Manual Sup-  
plement".  
Socket for OBD Onboard  
Diagnosis  
There is an OBD socket on the  
driver's side for checking the pri-  
mary components in the vehi-  
cle's emissions.  
General information  
Devices connected to the OBD  
socket trigger the alarm system  
when the vehicle is locked.  
Remove any devices con-  
nected at the OBD socket  
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Emissions  
Replacing components  
• The warning light  
lights up:  
Vehicle features and  
options  
Emissions are deterio-  
rating. Have the vehi-  
cle checked as soon  
as possible.  
This chapter describes all stan-  
dard, country-specific and  
optional features offered with  
the series. It also describes fea-  
tures and functions that are not  
necessarily available in your  
vehicle, e.g., due to the selected  
options or country versions. This  
also applies to safety-related  
functions and systems. When  
using these functions and sys-  
tems, the applicable laws and  
regulations must be observed.  
• The warning light  
flashes under certain  
circumstances:  
This indicates that  
there is excessive mis-  
firing in the engine.  
Reduce the vehicle  
speed and have the  
system checked imme-  
diately; otherwise, seri-  
ous engine misfiring  
within a brief period  
can seriously damage  
emission control com-  
ponents, in particular  
the catalytic converter.  
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Onboard vehicle tool kit  
The onboard vehicle tool kit is  
located under a cover on the  
right side of the cargo area.  
Unlock the cover of the right  
side panel, arrow 1, and fold  
open, arrow 2.  
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3 Lift the wiper all the way off of  
the windshield.  
Safety information  
NOTICE  
The window may sustain damage  
if the wiper falls onto it without the  
wiper blade installed. There is a  
risk of damage to property. Hold  
the wiper firmly when changing  
the wiper blade. Do not fold or  
switch on the wiper without a  
wiper blade installed.  
4 Press the button, arrow 1,  
and pull out the wiper blade,  
arrow 2.  
NOTICE  
Folded-away wipers can be  
jammed when the hood is  
opened. There is a risk of damage  
to property. Make sure that the  
wipers with the wiper blades  
mounted are folded down onto the  
windshield before opening the  
hood.  
NOTICE  
5 Insert the new wiper blade  
and press it on until it you  
hear it snap into the holder.  
When replacing the wiper blades,  
perform the procedure quickly  
and do not leave the wiper arms  
lifted without the wiper blades for  
longer than necessary.  
6 Fold down the wipers.  
Lights and bulbs  
Replacing the front wiper  
blades  
General information  
1 To change the wiper blades,  
fold up the wiper arms, refer  
to page 122.  
Lights and bulbs make an  
essential contribution to vehicle  
safety.  
2 Stop the vehicle.  
All headlights and lights are  
made using LED technology.  
Some items of equipment use  
light-emitting diodes installed  
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WARNING  
behind a cover as a light source.  
These light-emitting diodes are  
related to conventional lasers  
and are officially designated as  
Class 1 light-emitting diodes.  
Intensive brightness can irritate or  
damage the retina of the eye.  
There is a risk of injury. Do not  
look directly into the headlights or  
other light sources. Do not  
The manufacturer of the vehicle  
recommends that you let your  
Toyota dealer perform the work  
in case of a malfunction.  
remove the LED covers.  
Vehicle battery  
Follow the safety information,  
refer to page 305.  
General information  
The battery is maintenance-free.  
Headlight glass  
More information regarding the  
battery can be requested from  
your Toyota dealer.  
Condensation can form on the  
inside of the headlight glass in  
cool or humid weather. When  
driving with the lights switched  
on, the condensation evapo-  
rates after a short time. The  
headlight glass does not need to  
be changed.  
The manufacturer of your vehi-  
cle recommends that you have  
your Toyota dealer register the  
vehicle battery to the vehicle  
after the battery has been  
replaced. Once the battery has  
been registered again, all com-  
fort features will be available  
without restriction and any vehi-  
cle messages displayed which  
relate to comfort features will  
disappear.  
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If despite driving with the head-  
lights switched on, increasing  
humidity forms, for instance  
water droplets in the light, have  
the headlights checked.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
When replacing the bat-  
tery  
The installed battery is designed  
specifically for this vehicle. If an  
inappropriate battery is used,  
operation of the Auto Start Stop  
function may be restricted in  
order to protect the battery.  
Focused laser light can irritate or  
permanently damage the retina of  
the eye. There is a risk of injury.  
The manufacturer of your vehicle  
recommends that the work on the  
lighting system including bulb  
replacement be performed by  
your Toyota dealer.  
Also, the battery may deterio-  
rate faster than normal and the  
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engine may not be able to be  
restarted. Contact your Toyota  
dealer for details.  
Frequent short-distance  
drives.  
The vehicle is not used for  
more than a month.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
Safety information  
Vehicle batteries that are not com-  
patible can damage vehicle sys-  
tems and impair vehicle functions.  
There is a risk of personal and  
property damage. Only vehicle  
batteries that are compatible with  
your vehicle type should be  
installed in your vehicle. Informa-  
tion on compatible vehicle batter-  
ies is available at your Toyota  
dealer.  
NOTICE  
Battery chargers for the vehicle  
battery can work with high volt-  
ages and currents, which means  
that the 12 volt on-board network  
can be overloaded or damaged.  
There is a risk of damage to prop-  
erty. Only connect battery char-  
gers for the vehicle battery to the  
starting aid terminals in the  
engine compartment.  
Charging the battery  
Charging the battery  
Charge the battery only when  
the engine is off and via the  
starting aid terminals, refer to  
page 317, in the engine com-  
partment.  
General information  
Make sure that the battery is  
always sufficiently charged to  
guarantee that the battery  
remains usable for its full ser-  
vice life.  
Power failure  
A discharged battery is  
indicated by a red indi-  
cator light.  
After a power loss, some equip-  
ment needs to be newly initial-  
ized or individual settings  
updated, for example:  
Charge the battery in the follow-  
ing situations:  
Memory function: store the  
When the inspection glass on  
positions again.  
the top of the battery is black.  
Time: update.  
Date: update.  
When the take-off perfor-  
mance is insufficient.  
The following circumstances  
can have a negative effect on  
the performance of the battery:  
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Disposing of old batteries  
Have old batteries dis-  
posed of by your Toyota  
dealer or take them to a  
collection point.  
Maintain the battery in an  
upright position for transport and  
storage. Secure the battery so  
that it does not tip over during  
transport.  
Loosen fasteners, arrows, and  
open cover.  
The fuse box is located on the  
front right.  
Fuses  
In the cargo area  
General information  
The fuses are located in the  
cargo area on the right side  
behind a cover.  
The fuses are located at differ-  
ent places in the vehicle.  
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Safety information  
WARNING  
Incorrect and repaired fuses can  
overload electrical lines and com-  
ponents. There is a risk of fire.  
Never attempt to repair a blown  
fuse. Do not replace a nonworking  
fuse with a substitute of another  
color or amperage rating.  
Unlock the cover of the right  
side panel, arrow 1, and fold  
open, arrow 2.  
In the car's interior  
The fuses are located in the  
car's interior in the front passen-  
ger floor area behind a cover.  
Additional fuse boxes  
Additional fuse boxes are  
located in the vehicle. In the  
case of a malfunction, contact  
your Toyota dealer.  
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ommends that you have your  
Toyota dealer replace the fuses.  
Replacing fuses  
The vehicle manufacturer rec-  
Fuse informations  
BDC  
Front  
Rear  
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Fuse values  
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F: Fuse  
[A]: Ampere (Fuse - Value)  
*: Spare Slot  
F28  
F3, F40, F204  
F40  
F28, F32  
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F231  
F2, F29  
F2  
F48, F50, F52, F265,  
F269  
F55, F56, F64, F65, F67,  
F68  
F1, F59, F60, F76, F204,  
F208, F209, F255  
F75  
F212  
F1, F32, F59, F212,  
F214, F215, F216, F217,  
F218, F220  
F1, F57, F210  
F215, F217  
F59  
F214  
F39  
F36, F244  
F34, F73  
F36, F63  
F206, F244, F271  
F20, F21  
F3  
F252  
F32, F70, F209  
F46, F273  
F3, F254  
F4, F5, F6, F244  
F51  
F2  
F4  
F254  
F69, F70  
F2  
F203, F206, F209, F271  
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Symbol Meaning  
F1, F3, F39  
Overhead function cen-  
ter, Exterior door handle  
electronics  
F36, F61, F62, F67, F68,  
F71  
Instrument cluster  
F4  
Additional battery: Dual  
Accumulator System  
(DSS)  
F67, F68  
Fuel pump control elec-  
tronics, Natural Vacuum  
Leak Detection, Gas gen-  
erator for battery safety  
terminal, Remote control  
receiver  
Symbol Meaning  
VSC Vehicle Stability  
Control System  
Parking brake  
Electric window opener  
Air conditioning  
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Heating and air-condi-  
tioning system  
Blower motor, Interior  
ventilation  
Vehicle's diagnostic port  
(interface)  
Rear window heating  
Seat heating  
Interior lights in the boot  
Vertical Dynamic platform  
Vertical Dynamic platform  
Vertical Dynamic platform  
Mono Camera (Kafas)  
Head Unit  
Seat setting  
Crash-security module  
Switching center column,  
Light switch element,  
steering Operating panel  
Audio  
HiFi amplifier, Video mod-  
ule TV  
Rear-view mirror  
Active Sound Design  
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Symbol Meaning  
Symbol Meaning  
Telematic Communica-  
USB Hub  
tion Box, Exterior door  
handle electronics pas-  
senger side  
Body Domain Controller  
Switcher block driver's  
door, Exterior mirror  
Controller (Toyota Supra  
Command)  
Electric fan (air cooler),  
Controlled differential  
lock  
12 V socket, Cigarette  
lighter  
Interior lights in the boot  
Door lock, Exterior door  
handle electronics,  
Telematic Communica-  
tion Box  
Electronic gear box con-  
trol  
Telematic Communica-  
tion Box, Exterior door  
handle electronics  
Electric fan, Rear Power  
distributor  
Engine control  
Switching center column,  
Light switch element,  
Body Domain Controller  
Control panels centre  
console, Interior light in  
the glove box, Interior  
light, Interior light in the  
sunvisor, Exterior mirror,  
Selector lever  
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If a warning light illuminates or  
Breakdown assistance  
flashes, or a warning message is  
displayed, immediately stop the  
vehicle in a safe place. Do not  
open the hood to inspect the  
engine, as doing so may lead to  
serious injury, such as steam  
burns. If a warning message is  
displayed, perform the necessary  
procedures according to the dis-  
played message or explanation in  
the owner’s manual.  
Vehicle features and  
options  
This chapter describes all stan-  
dard, country-specific and  
optional features offered with  
the series. It also describes fea-  
tures and functions that are not  
necessarily available in your  
vehicle, e.g., due to the selected  
options or country versions. This  
also applies to safety-related  
functions and systems. When  
using these functions and sys-  
tems, the applicable laws and  
regulations must be observed.  
These warning messages indicate  
that a malfunction has occurred in  
a system or function of the vehi-  
cle. If you continue to drive the  
vehicle, the engine may stop sud-  
denly, possibly leading to an acci-  
dent. Also, even if no warning  
lights are illuminated or messages  
are displayed, if any abnormal  
sounds, smells or vibrations are  
detected, or of the engine stops  
suddenly, refrain from opening the  
hood to inspect the engine and  
consult an authorized Toyota  
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If a malfunction occurs  
while driving  
retailer or Toyota authorized  
repairer, or any reliable repairer.  
WARNING  
WARNING  
If a malfunction occurs while driv-  
ing, immediately stop the vehicle  
in a safe place.  
If you hear a loud noise or feel  
something impact the underside  
of the vehicle while driving, imme-  
diately stop the vehicle in a safe  
place.  
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WARNING  
WARNING  
After stopping the vehicle in a  
safe place, check the underside of  
the vehicle for any leaking brake  
fluid, oil or fuel. If any fluid is leak-  
ing, stop driving immediately and  
have the vehicle inspected by an  
authorized Toyota retailer or Toy-  
ota authorized repairer, or any  
reliable repairer.  
While driving, if a tire has been  
punctured or has ruptured, firmly  
grip the steering wheel, gradually  
reduce the vehicle speed and  
stop the vehicle in a safe place.  
Avoid sudden braking and steer-  
ing operations as doing so may  
cause you to lose control of the  
vehicle. Gradually reduce the  
vehicle speed and stop the vehi-  
cle in a safe place.  
Brake and fuel lines run under the  
floor of the vehicle. If any of these  
lines are damaged, the brakes  
may fail or leaking fuel may ignite  
and cause a fire.  
WARNING  
During normal driving, do not turn  
off the engine. Turning the engine  
off while driving will not cause loss  
of steering or braking control, but  
the power assist to these systems  
will be lost. This will make it more  
difficult to steer and brake, so you  
should pull over and stop the  
vehicle as soon as it is safe to do  
so.  
If you have been involved  
in a collision  
If you have been involved in a  
collision, perform the following:  
1 Immediately leave the vehi-  
cle and move to a safe place  
in order to avoid secondary  
collisions. Make sure to turn  
the engine switch off to help  
prevent the vehicle from  
catching fire. If the airbags  
have deployed (inflated), the  
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airbag related parts will be  
extremely hot. Avoid touching  
the parts with your hands or  
any part of your body.  
1 Unlock the cover, arrow 1,  
and fold open, arrow 2.  
2 If someone has been injured,  
contact emergency services  
and request assistance. If  
someone has no obvious  
external injuries, but they  
may have a head injury, keep  
their airway open while mov-  
ing them as little as possible.  
If there is danger of the vehi-  
cle being involved in a sec-  
ondary collision, move the  
injured person to a safe place  
while keeping them as hori-  
zontal as possible.  
2 Remove the warning triangle.  
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Hazard warning flashers  
Roadside assistance  
Concept  
Contact the roadside assis-  
tance if assistance is needed in  
the event of a breakdown.  
The button is located in the cen-  
ter console.  
The red light in the button  
flashes when the hazard warn-  
ing flashers are activated.  
General information  
In the event of a breakdown,  
data on the vehicle's condition is  
transmitted to the roadside  
assistance.  
Warning triangle*  
*
: if equipped  
Roadside assistance can also  
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be contacted via a vehicle mes-  
sage, refer to page 132.  
For technical reasons, the emer-  
gency call cannot be guaran-  
teed under unfavorable  
conditions.  
Functional requirements  
Active Toyota Supra Connect  
Overview  
contract.  
Cellular network reception.  
Standby state is switched on.  
Starting roadside assis-  
tance  
Via Toyota Supra Command:  
1 "Toyota Supra Connect"  
2 "Toyota Supra Assistance"  
3 "Roadside assistance"  
SOS button.  
A voice connection is established.  
Functional requirements  
Emergency call  
Automatic emergency call  
Concept  
Active Toyota Supra Connect  
contract.  
Standby state is switched on.  
The automatic emergency call  
is functional.  
In case of an emergency, an  
emergency call can be triggered  
automatically by the system or  
manually.  
The SIM card integrated in  
the vehicle has been acti-  
vated.  
Automatic triggering  
General information  
Under certain conditions, for  
instance if the airbags trigger, an  
emergency call is automatically  
initiated immediately after an  
accident of corresponding  
Only press the SOS button in an  
emergency.  
The automatic emergency call  
establishes a connection with  
the Toyota Emergency Call Cen-  
ter.  
severity. Automatic emergency  
call is not affected by pressing  
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gency Call Center may still be able  
to hear the occupants of the vehi-  
cle.  
the SOS button.  
Manual triggering  
The Toyota Emergency Call  
Center ends the Emergency  
call.  
1 Tap the cover.  
2 Press and hold the SOS but-  
ton until the LED in the area  
of the button illuminates  
green.  
Jump-starting  
The LED is illuminated green  
when an emergency call has  
been initiated.  
General information  
If the battery is discharged, the  
engine can be started using the  
battery of another vehicle and  
two jumper cables. Only use  
jumper cables with fully insu-  
lated clamp handles.  
If a cancel prompt appears on the  
Control Display, the emergency call  
can be aborted.  
If the situation allows, wait in your  
vehicle until the voice connection  
has been established.  
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Safety information  
WARNING  
The LED flashes green when  
a connection to the Toyota  
Emergency Call Center has  
been established.  
Contact with live components can  
lead to an electric shock. There is  
a risk of injuries or danger to life.  
Do not touch any components  
that are under voltage.  
The Toyota Emergency Call Center  
then makes contact with the occu-  
pants of the vehicle and initiates  
further steps to help.  
Even if you are unable to respond,  
the Toyota Emergency Call Center  
can take further steps to help you  
under certain circumstances.  
WARNING  
If the jumper cables are con-  
nected in the incorrect order,  
sparking may occur. There is a  
risk of injury. Pay attention to the  
correct order during connection.  
For this, data is transmitted to the  
Toyota Emergency Call Center  
which serves to determine the nec-  
essary rescue measures. E.g., the  
current position of the vehicle, if it  
can be established.  
NOTICE  
In the case of body contact  
between the two vehicles, a short  
circuit can occur during  
jump-starting. There is a risk of  
damage to property. Make sure  
that no body contact occurs.  
Even if the Toyota Emergency Call  
Center is no longer heard through  
the loudspeakers, the Toyota Emer-  
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2 Attach one terminal clamp of  
the positive jumper cable to  
the positive terminal of the  
battery, or to the correspond-  
ing starting aid terminal of the  
vehicle providing assistance.  
Preparation  
1 Check whether the battery of  
the other vehicle has a volt-  
age of 12 volts. The voltage  
information can be found on  
the battery.  
3 Attach the terminal clamp on  
the other end of the cable to  
the positive terminal of the  
battery, or to the correspond-  
ing starting aid terminal of the  
vehicle to be started.  
2 Switch off the engine of the  
assisting vehicle.  
3 Switch off any electronic sys-  
tems/power consumers in  
both vehicles.  
4 Attach one terminal clamp of  
the negative jumper cable to  
the negative terminal of the  
battery, or to the correspond-  
ing engine or body ground of  
assisting vehicle.  
Starting aid terminals  
The starting aid terminal in the  
engine compartment acts as the  
positive battery terminal.  
A special connection on the  
body in the engine compartment  
acts as the negative battery ter-  
minal.  
5 Attach the second terminal  
clamp to the negative termi-  
nal of the battery, or to the  
corresponding engine or  
body ground of the vehicle to  
be started.  
Additional information:  
Overview of engine compart-  
ment, refer topage 291.  
Starting the engine  
Open the cover of the positive  
battery terminal.  
Never use spray fluids to start  
the engine.  
Connecting the cables  
1 Start the engine of the assist-  
ing vehicle and let it run for  
several minutes at an  
Before you begin, switch off all  
unnecessary electronic sys-  
tems/power consumers, such as  
the radio, on the assisting and  
receiving vehicle.  
increased idle speed.  
2 Start the engine of the vehicle  
that is to be started in the  
usual way.  
1 Open the cover of the starting  
If the first starting attempt is not  
successful, wait a few minutes  
before making another attempt in  
aid terminal.  
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NOTICE  
order to allow the discharged bat-  
tery to recharge.  
The vehicle can become dam-  
3 Let both engines run for sev-  
aged when lifting and securing it.  
eral minutes.  
There is a risk of damage to prop-  
erty.  
4 Disconnect the jumper  
cables in the reverse order.  
●Lift the vehicle using suitable  
means.  
Check the battery and recharge,  
if needed.  
●Do not lift or secure the vehicle  
by its tow fitting, body parts, or  
suspension parts.  
Tow-starting and towing  
Pushing the vehicle  
Safety information  
WARNING  
To remove a broken-down vehi-  
cle from the danger area, it can  
be pushed for a short distance.  
Due to system limits, individual  
functions can malfunction during  
tow-starting/towing with the Toy-  
ota Supra Safety systems acti-  
vated. There is a risk of an  
accident. Switch all Toyota Supra  
Safety systems off prior to  
For rolling or pushing the vehi-  
cle, refer to page 125.  
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Tow truck  
tow-starting/towing.  
Transporting the vehicle  
General information  
The vehicle is not permitted to  
be towed.  
The vehicle should only be  
transported on a loading plat-  
form.  
Safety information  
NOTICE  
The vehicle can be damaged  
when towing the vehicle with a  
single lifted axle. There is a risk of  
damage to property. The vehicle  
should only be transported on a  
loading platform.  
Towing other vehicles  
General information  
Switch on the hazard warning  
system, depending on local reg-  
ulations.  
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If the electrical system has  
failed, clearly identify the vehicle  
being towed by placing a sign or  
a warning triangle in the rear  
window.  
Tow rope  
Observe the following notes  
when using the tow rope:  
Use nylon ropes or straps,  
which will enable the vehicle  
to be towed without jerking.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
Make sure the tow rope is not  
twisted when fastening.  
If the approved gross vehicle  
weight of the towing vehicle is  
lighter than the vehicle to be  
towed, the tow fitting can tear off  
or it will not be possible to control  
the vehicle's response. There is a  
risk of an accident. Make sure  
that the gross vehicle weight of  
the towing vehicle is heavier than  
the vehicle to be towed.  
Check the fastening of the  
tow fitting and tow rope in reg-  
ular intervals.  
Do not exceed a towing  
speed of 30 mph/50 km/h.  
Do not exceed a towing dis-  
tance of 3 miles/5 km.  
When starting to tow the vehi-  
cle, make sure that the tow  
rope is taut.  
NOTICE  
If the tow bar or tow rope is  
attached incorrectly, damage to  
other vehicle parts can occur.  
There is a risk of damage to prop-  
erty. Correctly attach the tow bar  
or tow rope to the tow fitting.  
Tow fitting  
General information  
Tow bar  
The tow fittings used should be  
on the same side on both vehi-  
cles.  
Should it prove impossible to  
avoid mounting the tow bar at  
an offset angle, please follow  
the following:  
The screw-in tow fitting should  
always be carried in the vehicle.  
Maneuvering capability is lim-  
ited going around corners.  
The tow fitting can be screwed  
in at the front or rear of the vehi-  
cle.  
The tow bar will generate lat-  
eral forces if it is secured with  
an offset.  
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The tow fitting is found in the  
onboard vehicle tool kit, refer to  
page 303.  
ing instead of a marking, pull the  
cover out by the opening.  
Tow-starting  
Use only the tow fitting pro-  
vided with the vehicle and  
screw it all the way in.  
Do not tow-start the vehicle.  
Start the engine by jump-start-  
ing, refer to page 317, if possi-  
ble.  
Use the tow fitting for towing  
on paved roads only.  
Avoid lateral loading of the  
tow fitting, for instance do not  
lift the vehicle by the tow fit-  
ting.  
Have the reasons for the start-  
ing difficulties corrected by your  
Toyota dealer.  
Check the fastening of the  
tow fitting in regular intervals.  
Safety information  
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NOTICE  
If the tow fitting is not used as  
intended, there may be damage  
to the vehicle or to the tow fitting.  
There is a risk of damage to prop-  
erty. Follow the notes on using the  
tow fitting.  
Screw thread for tow fit-  
ting  
Press on the mark on the edge  
of the cover to push it out.  
For covers which have an open-  
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Steam blaster and  
high-pressure washer  
Vehicle features and  
options  
Safety information  
This chapter describes all stan-  
dard, country-specific and  
NOTICE  
When cleaning with high-pressure  
washers, components can be  
damaged due to the pressure or  
temperatures being too high.  
There is a risk of damage to prop-  
erty. Maintain sufficient distance  
and do not spray too long continu-  
ously. Follow the operating  
instructions for the high-pressure  
washer.  
optional features offered with  
the series. It also describes fea-  
tures and functions that are not  
necessarily available in your  
vehicle, e.g., due to the selected  
options or country versions. This  
also applies to safety-related  
functions and systems. When  
using these functions and sys-  
tems, the applicable laws and  
regulations must be observed.  
Distances and temperature  
Maximum temperature: 140  
°F/60 °C.  
Washing the vehicle  
General information  
Minimum distance from sen-  
sors, cameras, seals: 12 in/30  
cm.  
Regularly remove foreign  
objects such as leaves in the  
area below the windshield when  
the hood is raised.  
Automatic vehicle washes  
Safety information  
Wash your vehicle frequently,  
particularly in winter. Intense  
soiling and road salt can dam-  
age the vehicle.  
NOTICE  
Water can penetrate in the wind-  
shield area due to high-pressure  
washers. There is a risk of dam-  
age to property. Avoid high-pres-  
sure washers.  
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To roll or push the vehicle, refer  
to page 125.  
NOTICE  
Improper use of automatic vehicle  
washes can cause damage to the  
vehicle. There is a risk of damage  
to property. Follow the following  
instructions:  
Some vehicle washes do not  
permit persons in the vehicle.  
The vehicle cannot be locked  
from the outside when in selec-  
tor lever position N. A signal  
sounds when an attempt is  
made to lock the vehicle.  
●Give preference to cloth vehicle  
washes or those that use soft  
brushes in order to avoid paint  
damage.  
●Avoid vehicle washes with  
guide rails higher than 4 in/10  
cm to avoid damage to the  
chassis.  
Driving out of a vehicle wash  
Make sure that the remote con-  
trol is in the vehicle.  
●Observe the tire width of the  
guide rail to avoid damage to  
tires and rims.  
Switch on drive-ready state,  
refer to page 41.  
●Fold in exterior mirrors to avoid  
damage to the exterior mirrors.  
●Deactivate the wiper and, if nec-  
essary, rain sensor to avoid  
damage to the wiper system.  
Headlights  
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Do not rub wet headlights dry  
and do not use abrasive or  
acidic cleaning agents.  
●Do not treat the convertible top  
with wax. Ensure that a cycle  
without wax or a special cycle  
for convertibles is available to  
avoid damage to the convertible  
top.  
Soak areas that have been dirt-  
ied, for instance from insects,  
with shampoo and wash off with  
water.  
Driving into a vehicle wash  
■ Safety information  
NOTICE  
Thaw ice with de-icing spray; do  
not use an ice scraper.  
After washing the vehicle  
Selector lever position P is auto-  
matically engaged when standby  
state is switched off. There is a  
risk of damage to property. Do not  
switch standby state off in vehicle  
washes.  
After washing the vehicle, apply  
the brakes briefly to dry them;  
otherwise, braking action can be  
reduced. The heat generated  
during braking dries brake discs  
and brake pads and protects  
them against corrosion.  
■ General information  
In a vehicle wash, the vehicle  
must be able to roll freely.  
Completely remove all residues  
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on the windows, to minimize  
loss of visibility due to smearing  
and to reduce wiper noises and  
wiper blade wear.  
Matte finish  
Perform the following to protect  
the vehicle.  
Working from top to bottom,  
liberally apply water to the  
vehicle body, wheel wells and  
underside of the vehicle to  
remove any dirt and dust.  
Vehicle care  
Vehicle care products  
Wash the vehicle body using  
a sponge or soft cloth, such  
as a chamois.  
Safety information  
WARNING  
For hard-to-remove marks,  
use a neutral detergent and  
rinse thoroughly with water.  
Cleansers can contain sub-  
stances that are dangerous and  
harmful to your health. There is a  
risk of injury. When cleaning the  
interior, open the doors or win-  
dows. Only use products intended  
for cleaning vehicles. Follow the  
instructions on the container.  
Wipe away any water.  
Never use wax or abrasive  
compounds.  
Vehicle paint  
Safety information  
WARNING  
General information  
Improperly performed work on the  
vehicle paint can lead to a failure  
or malfunction of the radar sen-  
sors and thereby result in a safety  
risk. There is a risk of accidents or  
risk of damage to property. Have  
paintwork or paintwork repairs on  
bumpers of vehicles with radar  
sensors performed by your Toyota  
dealer only.  
Regular care contributes to driv-  
ing safety and value retention.  
Environmental influences in  
areas with elevated air pollution  
or natural contaminants, such as  
tree resin or pollen can affect  
the vehicle's paintwork. Tailor  
the frequency and extent of your  
vehicle care to these influences.  
NOTICE  
Aggressive substances such as  
spilled fuel, oil, grease or bird  
droppings, must be removed  
immediately to prevent the finish  
from being altered or discolored.  
■To prevent paint deteriora-  
tion and corrosion on the  
body and components (alumi-  
num wheels etc.)  
Observe the following precau-  
tions:  
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Leather care  
NOTICE  
●Wash the vehicle immediately in  
Remove dust from the leather  
regularly, using a cloth or vac-  
uum cleaner.  
the following cases:  
• After driving near the sea coast  
• After driving on salted roads  
Otherwise, particles of dust and  
road grime chafe in pores and  
folds, and lead to increased  
wear and premature degrada-  
tion of the leather surface.  
• If coal tar or tree sap is present  
on the paint surface  
• If dead insects, insect droppings  
or bird droppings are present on  
the paint surface  
To guard against discoloration,  
such as from clothing, clean  
leather and provide leather care  
roughly every two months.  
• After driving in an area contami-  
nated with soot, oily smoke,  
mine dust, iron powder or chem-  
ical substances  
• If the vehicle becomes heavily  
soiled with dust or mud  
Clean light-colored leather more  
frequently because soiling on  
such surfaces is substantially  
more visible.  
• If liquids such as benzene and  
gasoline are spilled on the paint  
surface  
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Use leather care products; oth-  
erwise, dirt and grease will grad-  
ually break down the protective  
layer of the leather surface.  
●If the paint is chipped or  
scratched, have it repaired  
immediately.  
●To prevent the wheels from cor-  
roding, remove any dirt and  
store in a place with low humid-  
ity when storing the wheels.  
Upholstery material care  
For the matte finish, pay attention  
to the following as well:  
General information  
●If anything is spilled on a  
painted surface, wipe it off as  
soon as possible. If spilled  
washer fluid or alkaline fluids  
are left as is, the paint in the  
affected area may deteriorate,  
causing blemishing.  
Vacuum the upholstery regularly  
with a vacuum cleaner.  
If upholstery is very dirty, for  
instance with beverage stains,  
use a soft sponge or microfiber  
cloth with a suitable interior  
cleaner.  
●Do not wax or apply coating to  
the vehicle. Doing so may  
cause a change in the body sur-  
face's texture or irregularities in  
the paint.  
Clean the upholstery down to  
the seams using large sweeping  
motions. Avoid rubbing the  
material vigorously.  
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have been exposed to road salt.  
Safety information  
Rubber components  
NOTICE  
Open hook-and-loop fasteners on  
articles of clothing can damage  
the seat covers. There is a risk of  
damage to property. Ensure that  
any hook-and-loop fasteners are  
closed.  
Environmental influences can  
cause surface soiling of rubber  
parts and a loss of gloss. Use  
only water and suitable cleaning  
agents for cleaning.  
Treat especially worn rubber  
parts with rubber care agents at  
regular intervals. When cleaning  
rubber seals, do not use any sili-  
con-containing vehicle care  
products in order to avoid dam-  
age or noises.  
Caring for special compo-  
nents  
Light-alloy wheels  
When cleaning the vehicle, use  
only neutral wheel cleaners hav-  
ing a pH value from 5 to 9. Do  
not use abrasive cleaning  
Plastic components  
agents or steam jets above 140  
°F/60 °C. Follow the manufac-  
turer's instructions.  
NOTICE  
Cleansers that contain alcohol or  
solvents, such as lacquer thin-  
ners, heavy-duty grease remov-  
ers, fuel, or such, can damage  
plastic parts. There is a risk of  
damage to property. Clean with a  
microfiber cloth. Dampen cloth  
lightly with water.  
Aggressive, acidic or alkaline  
cleaning agents can destroy the  
protective layer of adjacent  
components, such as the brake  
disc.  
After cleaning, apply the brakes  
briefly to dry them. The heat  
generated during braking dries  
brake discs and brake pads and  
protects them against corrosion.  
Clean with a microfiber cloth.  
Dampen cloth lightly with water.  
Do not soak the roofliner.  
Chrome surfaces  
Carefully clean components  
such as the radiator grille or  
door handles with plenty of  
water, possibly with shampoo  
added, particularly when they  
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clean with a microfiber cloth and  
water or a textile cleaner. To  
prevent matting of the carpet,  
rub back and forth in the direc-  
tion of travel only.  
Safety belts  
WARNING  
Chemical cleansers can destroy  
the safety belt webbing. Missing  
protective effect of the safety  
belts. There is a risk of injuries or  
danger to life. Use only a mild  
soapy solution for cleaning the  
safety belts.  
Sensors and camera lenses  
To clean sensors and camera  
lenses, use a cloth moistened  
with a small amount of glass  
detergent.  
Dirty belt straps impede the reel-  
ing action and thus have a neg-  
ative impact on safety.  
Use only a mild soapy solution  
for cleaning the installed belt  
straps.  
Displays, screens, and pro-  
tective glass of the Head-up  
Display  
Safety belts should only be  
allowed to retract if they are dry.  
NOTICE  
5
Chemical cleansers, moisture or  
fluids of any kind can damage the  
surface of displays and screens.  
There is a risk of damage to prop-  
erty. Clean with a clean, antistatic  
microfiber cloth.  
Carpets and floor mats  
WARNING  
Objects in the driver's floor area  
can limit the pedal distance or  
block a depressed pedal. There is  
a risk of an accident. Stow objects  
in the vehicle such that they are  
secured and cannot enter into the  
driver's floor area. Use floor mats  
that are suitable for the vehicle  
and can be safely attached to the  
floor. Do not use loose floor mats  
and do not layer several floor  
mats. Make sure that there is suf-  
ficient clearance for the pedals.  
Ensure that the floor mats are  
securely fastened again after they  
were removed, for instance for  
cleaning.  
NOTICE  
The surface of displays can be  
damaged with improper cleaning.  
There is a risk of damage to prop-  
erty. Avoid pressure that is too  
high and do not use any scratch-  
ing materials.  
Clean with a clean, antistatic  
microfiber cloth.  
Clean the protective glass of the  
Head-up Display, refer to page  
148, using a microfiber cloth and  
commercially available  
The floor mats can be removed  
from the car's interior for clean-  
ing.  
dish-washing soap.  
If the floor carpets are very dirty,  
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Long-term vehicle storage  
When the vehicle is shut down  
for longer than three months,  
special measures must be  
taken. Further information is  
available from your Toyota  
dealer.  
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