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7-3. Do-it-yourself maintenance

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Headlight high/low beams (type A)

Remove the cover.

Remove the 2 screws and

pull the headlight unit toward

you.

Remove the headlight unit.

Replacing light bulbs

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Driver’s side

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Front passenger’s side

To remove the cover, put your

fingers in the clearance

between the cover and the

driver's door, and pull the cover

forward.

Use a flathead screwdriver to

remove the cover.

To prevent scratching the vehi-

cle, wrap the tip of the screw-

driver with a cloth, etc.

COASTER_OM_General_OM36742W

Default Chapter2
- Default Chapter2
- For Safety and Security34
  - Before Driving35
  - Floor Mat35
For Safe Use35
- Adjusting the Mirrors37
- For Safe Driving37
  - 2-Point Type Seat Belt39
  - 3-Point Type Seat Belt39
- Seat Belts39
- SRS Airbags44
- Safety Information for Children53
- Exhaust Gas Precautions54
- Instrument Cluster56
  - Correct Driving Posture37
  - Correct Use of the Seat Belts37
Instrument Cluster Warning Lights and Indicators57
- Non-Optitron Type (Type A)57
- Non-Optitron Type (Type B)57
- Non-Optitron Type (Type C)58
- Non-Optitron Type (Type D)58
- Optitron Type59
- Warning Lights60
- Indicators62
2 Instrument Cluster64
- Gauges and Meters64
- Multi-Information Display (Non-Optitron Type)70
- Multi-Information Display (Optitron Type)73
  - Switching the Display73
  - Trip Information74
- Operation of each Component78
3-1. Key Information78
3-1. Key Information79
- Keys79
- If You Lose Your Keys (Except for Spare Tire Lock Key)79
3-2. Opening, Closing and80
- Driver’s Door80
- Locking and Unlocking the Doors from Outside80
- Locking and Unlocking the Doors from Inside81
- Door Lock Switch81
- Locking the Driver’s Door from the Outside Without a Key81
- Inside Lock Button81
- Passengers’ Door (Folding Type)83
- Locking/Unlocking the Passengers’ Door from the Outside83
- Vehicles Without Automatic Passengers’ Door83
- Vehicles with Automatic Passengers’ Door (Except for Taiwan)83
- Opening/Closing the Passengers’ Door84
- Passengers’ Door Handle84
- Outside Door Handle (Except for Taiwan)84
- Inside Door Handle84
- Remote Control (Mechanical Folding Door)85
- Passengers’ Door Control Switch85
- Enabling/Disabling Automatic Operation86
- Automatic Operation86
- Manual Operation86
- Automatic Passengers’ Door Can be Operated When87
- Automatic Passengers’ Door87
- Accelerator Interlock87
- When Leaving the Vehicle Unattended87
- Passengers’ Door (Glide Type)93
- Locking/Unlocking the Passengers’ Door from Inside94
- Locking the Passengers’ Door from the Outside Without a Key97
- Passengers’ Door Closer97
- To Prevent Passengers’ Door Closer Malfunction103
- Accelerator Interlock Precautions103
- Luggage Compartment Door104
  - Opening the Luggage Compartment Door104
  - Operating the Luggage Compartment Door106
  - Luggage Compartment Door Damper Stays107
- Back Doors108
  - Locking and Unlocking the Back Doors from the Outside108
  - Locking/Unlocking the Back Doors from Inside109
  - Locking the Back Doors from the Outside Without a Key109
  - Opening the Back Doors110
  - Outside Door Handle110
  - When Closing the Back Doors112
  - Closing the Back Doors from the Outside112
  - Closing the Back Doors from the Inside112
  - Back Door Stoppers113
  - Back Door Step113
  - Rear Interior Lights113
  - Driver’s Seat116
3-2. Opening, Closing and80
Adjusting the Seats116
- Adjustment Procedure117
- Passengers’ Seats117
- Seatback Angle Adjusting Strap117
- Unfold Auxiliary Seats117
- Tumbling the Rearmost Seats (Tumbling Seats Only)118
- Head Restraint120
3-4. Adjusting the Steering122
3-4. Adjusting the Steering122
- Steering Wheel122
- Horn122
- Inside Rear View Mirror124
- Adjusting the Rear View Mirror124
- Outside Rear View Mirrors125
- Auxiliary Mirrors129
3-5. Opening and Closing132
- Side Windows132
Opening and Closing132
- The Windows132
- Driving134
  - Driving the Vehicle135
  - Stopping135
4-1. before Driving135
- Parking the Vehicle136
- Starting off on a Steep Uphill136
- Breaking in Your New Toyota137
- Driving in the Rain137
- Engine Speed While Driving (Vehicles with an Automatic Transmission)137
- How to Cut off the Fuel Supply (LPG Engine)138
- Idling Time before Stopping the Engine138
- Operating Your Vehicle in a Foreign Country138
- Cargo and Luggage146
- Roof Rack146
- Engine (Ignition) Switch150
  - Starting the Engine (1HZ Engine)150
  - Starting the Engine (2TR-FE Engine)150
Driving Procedures150
- Starting the Engine (1BZ-FPE Engine)151
- Changing the Engine Switch Positions152
- Turning the Key from “ACC” to “LOCK”152
- Automatic Transmission154
- Manual Transmission159
- Turn Signal Lever161
- Turn Signals Can be Operated When161
- Parking Brake162
- Exhaust Retarder (Exhaust Brake) Switch163
- DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) System164
4-3. Operating the Lights169
4-3. Operating the Lights169
- Headlight Switch169
- Fog Light Switch171
- Windshield Wipers and Washer173
- Rear Window Wiper and Washer175
4-5. Using the Driving188
4-5. Using the Driving188
- Driving Assist Systems188
- Winter Driving Tips194
- Eco-Friendly Driving Tips198
- Audio System202
5-1. Basic Operations202
- Audio System Types203
- Using Cellular Phones203
- AUX Port/Usb Port210
- Optimal Use of the Audio System211
5-1. Basic Operations203
5-2. Using the Audio System211
- Adjusting Sound Quality212
- Changing Sound Quality Modes212
- Using the Audio Control Function212
- Radio Operation213
- Setting Station Presets213
5-3. Using the Radio213
- Reception Sensitivity214
- When the Battery Is Disconnected214
5-4. Playing an Audio CD and215
5-4. Playing an Audio CD and215
- CD Player Operation215
- Listening to an Ipod225
- Control Panel225
5-5. Using an External Device225
- Play Mode List226
- Selecting a Play Mode226
- Selecting a List227
- Selecting a Song from the Song List227
- Selecting Songs227
- Fast-Forwarding and Rewinding Songs228
- About Ipod229
- Ipod Functions229
- Ipod Problems230
- Compatible Models231
- Listening USB Memory Device233
- Using the AUX Port240
- When Using a Portable Audio Device Connected to the Power Outlet240
- Microphone Amplifier241
- When the Microphone Amplifier Is Turned on241
- Interior Features244
6-1. Using the Air244
- Conditioning System244
- And Defogger244
- Front Heater System245
- Boost Ventilator System251
- Air Outlets253
- Cooler System255
- Rear Heater System259
- Rear Window Defogger Switch261
  - Turns the Defoggers On/Off261
  - The Defoggers Can be Operated When261
- Interior Lights List262
6-1. Using the Air245
Using the Interior Lights262
- Front Interior Light and Rear Interior Lights263
- List of Storage Features264
6-4. Other Interior Features271
- Adjusting Temperature272
- To Use the Refrigerator Effectively272
- Clock273
- Sun Visors273
- Power Outlet274
  - The Power Outlet Can be Used When274
  - When Turning the Engine Switch off274
- Ashtrays275
- Tachograph276
- Maintenance and Care282
Maintenance and Care Cleaning and Protecting283
- 7-1. Maintenance and Care283
7-3. Do-It-Yourself310
- Emergency Flashers383
- Plated Portions283
8-1. Essential Information383
- If Your Vehicle Has to be Stopped in an Emergency384
8-2. Steps to Take in an386
- If Your Vehicle Needs to be Towed386
- Towing with a Sling-Type Truck386
- Situations When It Is Necessary to Contact Dealers before Towing386
- Steps to Take in an386
  - Towing with a Wheel-Lift Type Truck387
  - Using a Flatbed Truck387
  - From the Front387
  - From the Rear387
  - Emergency Towing388
  - Emergency Towing Procedure389
  - While Towing390
- If You Think Something Is Wrong392
  - Visible Symptoms392
  - Audible Symptoms392
  - Operational Symptoms392
- Fire Extinguisher393
- After Using the Fire Extinguisher394
- If a Warning Light Turns on or a Warning Buzzer Sounds395
  - Brake System Warning Buzzer399
  - Low Engine Oil Pressure Warning Buzzer:399
  - Open Door Warning Buzzer (Vehicles for Hong Kong)399
  - Driver’s Seat Belt Reminder Buzzer399
  - Parking Brake Engaged Warning Buzzer400
  - Low Vacuum Warning Buzzer (Diesel Engine and LPG Engine)400
  - High Coolant Temperature Warning Buzzer400
  - Warning Buzzer400
- If a Warning Message Is Displayed402
  - Master Warning Light402
  - Messages and Warnings403
  - Warning Messages404
  - System Warning Lights404
  - If “ENGINE OIL LOW” Is Shown404
  - If “Visit Your Dealer” Is Shown404
- If You Have a Flat Tire405
  - Before Jacking up the Vehicle405
  - Location of the Spare Tire, Jack and Tool Bag406
  - Taking out the Jack409
  - Taking out the Tool Bag409
  - Taking out the Spare Tire410
  - Replacing a Flat Tire412
  - Stowing the Flat Tire, Jack and All Tools420
  - When Reinstalling the Nuts and Stop Bolts422
  - When Positioning the Rear Jack422
- If the Engine will Not Start424
- If the Vehicle Battery Is Discharged425
- 2TR-FE and 1HZ Engines426
- If Your Vehicle Overheats431
- If You Run out of Fuel and the Engine Stalls (Diesel Engine Only)434
- Vehicles with N04C-VQ and N04C-WA Engines435
- If You Suspect the Fuel Is Leaking (LPG Engine Only)437
- If the Vehicle Becomes Stuck439
- When It Is Difficult to Free the Vehicle (Vehicles with a TRC System)439
- If You Must Escape from a Window441
- If You Must Escape from the Passengers' Door (for Taiwan)444
- If You Need Cut off Vehicle Power in an Emergency445
- If You Must Escape from the Emergency Door447
  - Opening the Doors for Emergency Exit447
  - From Inside the Vehicle448
  - Power Door Lock for the Emergency Door450
  - Vehicle Specifications452
9-1. Specifications452
9-1. Specifications453
- (Fuel, Oil Level, Etc.)453
- Fuel Information476
  - If Your Engine Knocks476
  - Use of Ethanol Blended Gasoline in a Gasoline Engine476
- Customizable Features478
- Multi-Information Display478
Customization478
Appendix480
- (Troubleshooting)480
- What to Do if480

Brand	Toyota
Model	COASTER
Category	Buses
Language	English

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