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4-3. Do-it-yourself maintenance
IS250C/350C_U■
Rear turn signal lights
Open the trunk lid and remove the
covers.
Remove the bolts and unit.
Turn the bulb base counterclock-
wise.
Remove the light bulb.
STEP1
STEP2
STEP3
STEP4
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5-2. Steps to take in an emergency
IS250C/350C_UAfter the operation is completed,
reinstall the cover.
Hook the upper claw of the cover
onto the upper catch on the vehi-
cle side, and then push on the
lower side of the cover.
Make sure that the lower claw of
the cover is securely fastened to
the lower catch on the vehicle side.
If the cover is not securely
attached, it may fall off while driv-
ing.
Tr u n k
Remove the cover using a
mechanical key.
Turn the mechanical key clock-
wise to open.
STEP3
STEP1
STEP2
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5-2. Steps to take in an emergency
IS250C/350C_URemove the forward lock cover
located on the ceiling.
Insert the end of the hexagon
wrench and turn it counterclock-
wise as far as possible to release
the forward lock.
The roof panel will be fully lowered.
Be careful not to catch your hands
or fingers between the roof panel
and vehicle body when releasing
the lock.
Turn the hexagon wrench clock-
wise as far as possible to lock the
roof panel.
Do not forcibly turn the wrench
beyond the stopping point.
STEP 17
STEP 18
STEP 19
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IS250C/350C_UHolding the parts in the same
places as those shown in the illus-
trations, carefully raise the rear
window panel until it comes into
contact with the roof panel.
Performing this procedure by hold-
ing parts other than those indi-
cated may result in damage to the
vehicle or serious injury.
If the rear window panel cannot be
raised, move it lightly up and down
2 or 3 times.
Be careful not to catch your hand
or fingers between the roof panel
and rear window panel.
Remove the rearward lock cover
located on the ceiling.
Insert the end of the hexagon
wrench and turn it clockwise as far
as possible to lock the rear window
panel and the roof panel.
Do not forcibly turn the wrench
beyond the stopping point.
STEP 20
STEP21
STEP22
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Alphabetical index
IS250C/350C_U
Cigarette lighter....................................370
CleaningExterior ...................................................396
Interior ...................................................... 401
Seat belts................................................ 402
Clock .........................................................365
Compass ..................................................384
Condenser .............................................. 425
Console box .......................................... 358
Cooling system
Engine overheating ..........................536
Cornering assist sensors .................. 208
Cruise control Cruise control ...................................... 190
Dynamic radar crui se control .......194
Cup holder ..............................................359
Customizable features ...................... 586 Daytime running light system ............178
Defogger*
Rear window ......................................... 251
Side mirror.............................................. 251
Dimension ............................................... 552
Dinghy towing........................................ 238
Display Dynamic radar crui se control....... 194
Satellite switch mode....................... 366
Trip information.....................................172
Warning message ............................500
Do-it-yourself maintenance .............. 410
Door courtesy lights Door courtesy lights ........................ 354
Wattage ................................................. 568
Doors
Door lock .................................32, 44, 47
Door windows........................................82
Side mirrors.............................................. 79
Driver's seat belt reminder light ..... 493
Driving Correct posture................................... 104
Procedures............................................. 138
Driving position memory........................ 61D
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