About This Manual
This owner's manual explains the operation of your new Toyota. Please read it thoroughly and follow the instructions carefully to enjoy many years of safe and trouble-free motoring. For important information about this manual and your Toyota, please review the following pages.
When it comes to service, your Toyota dealer is the best resource for quality maintenance and assistance. For owners in the U.S., Toyota Customer Assistance can be reached toll-free at 1-800-331-4331. Canadian owners can contact the Toyota Canada Customer Interaction Centre toll-free at 1-888-TOYOTA-8 (1-888-869-6828).
Please leave this manual in the vehicle at the time of resale, as the next owner will need this information.
Safety and Vehicle Warnings
Throughout this manual, you will encounter safety and vehicle damage warnings. It is crucial to follow these warnings carefully to avoid potential injury or damage. Warnings are categorized as 'CAUTION' for potential injury to people and 'NOTICE' for potential damage to the vehicle or its equipment.
The universal safety symbol, a circle with a diagonal line through it, indicates actions to avoid, such as "Do not..." or "Do not let this happen."
Important Information About Your Toyota
New Vehicle Warranty: Your new vehicle is covered by Toyota's limited warranties, including the new vehicle warranty and emission control systems warranty. For detailed information, refer to the 'Owner's Warranty Information Booklet' or 'Owner's Manual Supplement'.
Your Responsibility for Maintenance: It is the owner's responsibility to ensure that specified maintenance is performed. Section 6 provides details on maintenance requirements. For scheduled maintenance, consult the 'Scheduled Maintenance Guide' or 'Owner's Manual Supplement'.
Accessories, Spare Parts, and Modification: Toyota does not warrant non-genuine spare parts and accessories. Modifications with non-genuine Toyota products could affect performance, safety, or durability, and may violate governmental regulations. Damage or performance problems resulting from such modifications may not be covered under warranty.
Vehicle Systems and Operation
This manual covers various aspects of your Toyota Sequoia, including:
- Spark ignition system compliance with Canadian standards.
- Precautions for installing mobile two-way radio systems to avoid interference with electronic systems.
- Scrapping procedures, emphasizing the safe removal and disposal of SRS airbag and seat belt pretensioner devices by qualified professionals.
- On-pavement and off-road driving tips, highlighting the utility vehicle class characteristics, including a higher rollover rate due to its design for off-road use, higher ground clearance, and center of gravity.
Instrument Panel and Controls Overview
The manual provides detailed diagrams and explanations of the instrument panel and its various controls, including:
- Instrument Panel Overview: Identifies components such as side vents, instrument cluster, center vents, multi-information display, personal lights, garage door opener box, moon roof switches, glove box, power door lock and window switches, power outlets, seat heater switches, rear console box, air conditioning controls, and more.
- Instrument Cluster Overview: Details the gauges and indicators, including the oil pressure gauge, speedometer, tachometer, volt meter, fuel gauge, engine coolant temperature gauge, trip meter, odometer, and service reminder indicators.
