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\bRunner
!A word about safevehicle operations
This
\fuick Reference Guideisasummary ofbasic vehicle
operations. Itcontains briefdescriptions offundamental
operations soyou canlocate andusethevehicle’s main
equipment quicklyandeasily.
The \fuick Reference Guideisnot intended asasubstitute for
the Owner’s Manuallocated inthe vehicle’s glovebox.\fe
strongly encourage youtoreview theOwner’s Manualand
supplementary manualssoyou will have abetter understanding
of the vehicle’s capabilities andlimitations.
Your dealership andtheentire staffofToyota MotorSales,
U.S.A., Inc.wish youmany yearsofsatisfied drivinginyour
new 4\bunner.
ThisQuick Reference Guide isnot afull description of
\bRunner operations. \fvery\bRunner ownershould review the
\bwner’s Manual thataccompanies thisvehicle.
Pay special attention tothe boxed information highlightedin
color throughout the\bwner’s Manual.\fach boxcontains safe
operating instructions tohelp youavoid injury orequipment
malfunction.
All information inthis Quick Reference Guideiscurrent at
the time ofprinting. Toyotareserves theright tomake
changes atany time without notice.
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OVERVIEW
FE\fTURES/OPER\fTIONS
S\fFETY \fND EMERGENCY FE\fTURES
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Moving the lever to “LOCK” will allow the door to be opened only from
the outside.
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Tool bag
Jack
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(2)
(3)
Spare tire
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Enginemaintenance8Fueltank door andcap 6Hoodrelease 8Indicatorsymbols 4 5Instrumentcluster 4
Instrumentpanel \f 3
Keylessentry16SmartKeysystem17
AirConditioning/Heating 18 19Audio \f0 \f1Autolockfunctions1,2\fAutomatic Transmission 9
Bluetooth®audio\f3Clock 14Cruisecontrol 17Four wheeldrive 10Garagedooropener (HomeLink®)319iPod®/USB/AUXport \f1Lightcontrol Instrument panel15Lights1&turn signals 16Moonroof11\bParkingbrake 9Poweroutlets 1\fV DC \f3Poweroutlets 1\f0V AC \f\fSeatadjustments Front 11Seatadjustments Second rowseats 11Seatheaters18Seats Folding downsecond rowseats 1\fSeats Headrestraints 13
Seats Returningthirdrowseat s 13Seats Stowingthirdrowsea ts 13Telephonecontrols(Bluetooth®) \f\fTiltand telescopic steeringwheel 10VSCOFF button 15Windows11\bWindow Backwindow115
Windshield wipers&washers17
Door locks\f4Doors Child safetylocks \f5Seatbelts \f4Seatbelts Shoulder beltanchor \f4Sparetire&tools \f5
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OVERVIEW
FEATURES/OPERATIONS
SAFETYAND
EMERGENCY FEATURES
INDEX
1VisityourToyota dealerforinformation oncustomizing thisfeature.2Programmable bycustomer. Refertothe Owner’s Manualforinstructions and
more information.
3HomeLink®isaregistered trademark ofJohnson Controls, Inc.
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FEATURES/OPERATIONS
SAFETYANDEMERGENCY FEATURES
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OV\f
F\fAT
SAF\f
\fM\f
IND
1Visi2Progmor
3Hom
2011
\bRunner
!A word about safevehicle operations
This
\fuick Reference Guideisasummary ofbasic vehicle
operations. Itcontains briefdescriptions offundamental
operations soyou canlocate andusethevehicle’s main
equipment quicklyandeasily.
The \fuick Reference Guideisnot intended asasubstitute for
the Owner’s Manuallocated inthe vehicle’s glovebox.\fe
strongly encourage youtoreview theOwner’s Manualand
supplementary manualssoyou will have abetter understanding
of the vehicle’s capabilities andlimitations.
Your dealership andtheentire staffofToyota MotorSales,
U.S.A., Inc.wish youmany yearsofsatisfied drivinginyour
new 4\bunner.
ThisQuick Reference Guide isnot afull description of
\bRunner operations. \fvery\bRunner ownershould review the
\bwner’s Manual thataccompanies thisvehicle.
Pay special attention tothe boxed information highlightedin
color throughout the\bwner’s Manual.\fach boxcontains safe
operating instructions tohelp youavoid injury orequipment
malfunction.
All information inthis Quick Reference Guideiscurrent at
the time ofprinting. Toyotareserves theright tomake
changes atany time without notice.
11 \bRunner.qxd:\b1\b\f3\99M2 \f/3/10 6:22 PM Page 51
25
OVERVIEW
FE\fTURES/OPER\fTIONS
S\fFETY \fND EMERGENCY FE\fTURES
ator
ght
Moving the lever to “LOCK” will allow the door to be opened only from
the outside.
ure
Tool bag
Jack
(\b)
(2)
(3)
Spare tire
11 \bRunner.qxd:\b1\b\f3\99M2 \f/3/10 6:26 PM\9 Page 25