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Corolla

Brief guide

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Brief guide

IndexIntroducing Corolla ................................................. 2

Lock system............................................................. 3

Seats and seat belts ................................................. 4

Bonnet and fuel tank opening................................. 5

Dashboard .............................................................. 6

Lights and wipers .................................................... 9

Heating and A/C control ........................................ 10

Power windows ...................................................... 11

Gear change........................................................... 11

Tyre change .......................................................... 12

Service .................................................................. 12

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Fit child seat in the back

Stow loose objectssafely in the boot

Adjust seat andhead restraint

Fasten front andrear seatbelts at all times

10 seconds... that can save your life

Think before you drive !

European Road Safety Campaignwith the support of the European Commission

Introducing CorollaCongratulations on selecting a newCorolla!Now you can begin enjoying this outstanding vehicleimmediately with this brief guide to basic vehicleoperations.This brief guide contains a summary description ofbasic operations so that you can locate and use thevehicle’s main equipment and features, quickly andeasily.This brief guide does not replace or substitute theowner’s manual which you will find in the vehicle’sglove compartment. It is important that you reviewthe full owner’s manual as well as any furthersupplementary manuals. This will allow you tofamiliarise yourself with the operating and safetyinstructions and to handle the vehicle within itslimitations.Your Centre and the entire staff of Toyota wish youmany years of enjoyable driving in your new Corolla.PS: All information contained in this brief guide is current at the time of printing.Toyota reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice.

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Lock systemKey number plate

Engine immobiliser system

Wireless remote control

Your key number is shown onthe plate. If you should loseyour keys or if you needadditional keys, duplicates canbe made using the key number.

The wireless remote controlsystem is designed to lock orunlock all the side doors andback door from a distancewithin approximately 1m of thevehicle.

To lock or unlock all the sidedoors and back door, press theswitches of the key slowly andsecurely.

Locking wheel nuts. NewCorolla's fitted with alloy wheelsare also specified with lockingwheel nuts for added security.

TVSS Alarm* Corolla T-Sportgrade is fitted with a ToyotaVehicle Security System for thelong term benefit of your car.

International Security Register.Your new Corolla has a uniquenumber etched into all windowglass. The ISR operates a 24hour service which can providepeace of mind for yourpurchase.

*Category 1 approved

Locking operation

Unlocking operation

The engine immobiliser systemis a theft prevention system.The engine will start only whenthe electronic code in the chipinside the key corresponds tothe registered ID code of thevehicle.

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Adjusting front seats

1. Seat position adjusting leverPull the lever up. Then slide theseat to the desired position withslight body pressure and releasethe lever.

2. Seat height adjusting leverPull up or push down the lever

3. Seatback angle adjusting leverPull up or push down the lever

Child restraint system

The Corolla features an ISOFIX child restraint system on the centre seats of themiddle row.

Child restraint systems are classified into the following 5 groups accordingto the regulation ECE No.44:Group 0: Up to 10 kg (0-9 months) Group 0+: Up to 13 kg (0-2 years)Group I: 9-18 kg (9 months-4 years) Group II: 15-25 kg (4 years-7 years)Group III:22-36 kg (6 years-12 years)

Seat beltsAdjust the seat as (front seats only)needed and sit up straight and wellback in the seat. To fasten your belt,pull it out of the retractor and insertthe tab into the buckle.You will hear a click when the tablocks into the buckle.The seat belt length automaticallyadjusts to your size and the seatposition.

Seats and seat belts

(A) Baby seat: equal to Group 0 and 0+ of ECE No.44

(B) Child seat: equal to Group 0+, I and II of ECE No.44

(C) Junior seat: equal to Group III ofECE No.44

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Bonnet and fueltank opening

BonnetTo open the bonnet:1. Pull the bonnet lock release

lever. The bonnet will springup slightly.

2. In front of the vehicle, pull upthe auxiliary catch lever andlift the bonnet.

3. Hold the bonnet open byinserting the support rod intothe slot.

Fuel tank cap1. To open the fuel tank door,

pull the lever up. Whenrefuelling, turn off the engine.

2. To remove the fuel tank cap,turn the cap slowly counter-clockwise, then pause slightlybefore removing it. Afterremoving the cap, hang it onthe cap hanger.

Fuel type and tank capacity

Petrol engine:

Fuel type:unleaded petrol with a RONof 95 or higher.

Tank capacity: 55 litres

D-4D engine:

Fuel type:Diesel fuel with a cetanenumber of 48 or higher andmax. 500 ppm of sulphur.

Tank capacity: 55 litres

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DashboardInstrument panel overview

1. Front passenger’s seat beltreminder light

2. Front passenger “AIRBAGOFF” indicator light

3. Multi-information display,clock and car audio

4. Emergency flasher switch5. Headlight, turn signal and

rear/front fog light switches6. Audio remote controls*7. Wiper and washer switches8. Headlight beam level

control dial9. Power rear view mirror

control switch

10. Engine immobilisersystem/Theft deterrentsystem indicator light

11. Traction control system offswitch*

12. Ignition switch13. Cruise control switch**14. Tilt and telescopic steering

wheel lock release lever15. Rear window and outside

rear view mirror defoggerswitch

16. Cigarette lighter17. Ashtray18. Auxiliary box19. Air conditioning controls

* on some models** Not UK Specification

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To adjust the steering wheelposition, pull up the lockrelease lever. Then, tilt thesteering wheel to the desiredangle, push or pull it to thedesired steering columnlength and return the lever toits original position.

Tilt and telescopic steering wheel

Brake systemwarning light

Discharge warninglight

Low engine oilpressure warninglight

Low engine oil levelwarning light (Dieselmodels only)

Malfunctionindicator lamp

Low fuel levelwarning light

SRS warning light

Front passengerairbag off indicatorlight

Power steeringsystem warning light

Driver's seat beltreminder light

Front passenger'sseat belt reminderlight

Anti-lock brakesystem warning light

Open door warninglight

Tail light indicatorlight

Headlight high beamindicator light

Turn signal indicator

Front fog lightindicator light*

Rear fog lightindicator light

Vehicle stabilitycontrol system/traction controlsystem warninglight*

Slip indicator light*

Traction controlsystem off indicatorlight*

Indicator light**

Overdrive-offindicator light*

Multi-mode manualtransmission warninglight*

"Easy sports" modedriving patternindicator light*

Engine preheatingindicator light (Dieselmodels only)

Fuel filter warninglight (Diesel modelsonly)

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1. Indicator lights

2. Tachometer

3. Speedometer

4. Fuel gauge

5. Trip meter reset / instrumentpanel light control function

6. Odometer, two trip metersand instrument panel lightcontrol display

7. Engine coolant temperaturegauge

8. Gear position indicators(multi–mode manualtransmission)

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Instrument cluster overview

Indicator symbols on the instrument panel

* on some models** Not UK Specification

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Windscreen wipers andwasher

Headlights Twist the headlight/turn signallever knob to turn on thefollowing lights:

Position 1: Side, number plateand instrument panel lights

Position 2: Headlights and all ofthe above.

High-low beamsFor high beams, turn theheadlights on and push the leveraway from you (position 1) Pullthe lever towards you (position 2)for dipped beams.To flash the high beam headlight,pull the lever all the way back(position 3).

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Rear window wiper andwasher

To turn on the windscreenwipers, move the lever to thedesired setting.

The key must be in the “ON”position.

Position 1: Intermittent orautomatic operation*

Position 2: IntermittentPosition 3: SlowPosition 4: Single sweepPosition 5: Washer onTo spray washer fluid, pull thelever towards you.

To turn on the rear windowwiper, twist the lever knobupward.The key must be in the ‘on’position.Position 1: IntermittentPosition 2: NormalTo spray washer fluid on the rearwindow, twist the knob upwardor downward as far as it will go(position 3 or 4). The knobautomatically returns from thesepositions after you release it.

* on some models

Lights and wipers

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Heating and A/CcontrolManual controls

1. “A/C” button (where fitted)2. Air intake selector3. Temperature selector

4. Fan speed selector5. Air flow selector

1. Fan speed selector2. Temperature selector3. Automatic operation button4. “OFF” button5. Air intake selector6. Air flow selector

7. Rear window and outsiderear view mirror defoggerbutton

8. Windscreen air flow button9. “A/C” button

Automatic controls

6-speed (T-Sport models only)

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Gear changeManual transmission

The shift pattern is asshown.5-speed

Automatic transmission

Overdriveswitch

Selector lever

Shift while holding the lock releasebutton in.

With the brake pedal depressed, shift whileholding the lock release button in. (Theignition switch must be in “ON” position.)

Shift normally.

Lock release button (to prevent mis-shifting)

Power windows The windows can be operated by the switcheson the driver's door or by the switch on eachpassenger's door.The ignition key must be in the “ON” position.

Operating the windowsNormal operation:The window moves as long as you hold theswitch.To open: Lightly push down the switch.To close: Lightly pull up the switch.Automatic operation:Push the switch completely down or pull itcompletely up, then release it. The window willfully open or close. To stop the window partway,lightly move the switch in the opposite directionand then release it.

All windows will also close via a one-touchoperation that has a built in anti-trap facility,where it will automatically retract if it detects aforeign subject 'trapped' between the windowand door frame.

Windowlock switch

Multi-mode manual transmission1. Gear position

indicator

2. Selector lever

3. "Easy sports" mode driving pattern selector button

"R" = Reverse"N" = Neutral and

engine starting"E" = Easy mode driving"M" = Manual mode

driving"+" = Upshifting"-" = Downshifting

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Positioning the jack

Position the jack at the correct jackpoints as shown. Make sure thejack is positioned on a leveland solid surface.

Raising your vehicle

After making sure that no one is inthe vehicle, raise it high enough sothat the spare tyre can be installed.

Required tools and spare tyre

Tyre change

ServiceWarranty Maintenance

Health& Safety

miles/Year

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Comprehensive

Corrosionperforation

Warranty

Intermediate (oil & filter change)

Full

Each 20,000/2 years

Each 10,000/

1 yearYears

60,000 miles

Hatchback Saloon (available Summer 2002)

Estate

1. Wheel nut wrench2. Jack handle3. Tool tray4. Jack5. Spare tyre

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