Lexus SC430 Owner's manual

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Overview

Contents

●Keys P. 7

●Theft Deterrent System P. 8

●Starting P. 1 7

●Automatic Transmission P. 1 9

●Parking Brake P. 2 0

●Tu r n S i gn a l L e ve r P. 2 0

●Emergency Flasher Switch P. 2 1

●ECT Switch P. 2 1

●TRAC/VSC Off Mode P.21

●Cruise Control P. 2 2

●Trip Information Display P. 2 3

●Seats P. 1 1

●Seat Position Memory System P. 12

●Front Head Restraints P. 1 3

●Seat Belts P. 1 3

●Outside Rear View

Mirrors P. 1 4

●Anti-glare Inside Rear

View Mirror P. 1 5

●Steering Column P.15

The Quick Guide is not intended as substitute for your

Owner’s

Manual.

We strongly encourage you to review the

Owner’s Manual

and supplementary manuals so you will have a better understand-

ing of your vehicle’s capabilities and limitations.

Specifications, features, equipment, technical data, and options are based upon information available

at the time of printing, are subject to change without notice, may differ from region to region. Optional

equipment shown may not be available separately or in all regions.

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Customizing Your Lexus

Responding to warning/indicator lights

and other problems that may arise.

A list of features that can be customized

according to owner preference.

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●Headlights P. 2 5

●Fog Lights P. 2 5

●Headlight Cleaner P. 2 6

●Windshield Wipers and

Wa s h e rs P. 2 6

●Rear Window and Outside Mirror

Defoggers P. 2 6

●Instrument Panel Light

Control P. 2 7

●Doors P. 3 9

●Power Windows P. 4 0

●Retractable Hardtop P. 4 0

●Fuel Tank Cap P. 4 1

●Hood P. 4 2

●Tr u n k P. 4 2

●Audio System P. 2 9

●Climate Control P. 3 2

●Seat Heater Switches P. 3 3

●Console Box P. 3 4

●Coin Box P. 3 5

●Cup Holder P. 3 5

●Cigarette Lighter and Ashtray P. 3 5

●Glove Box P. 3 6

●Auxiliary Box P. 3 6

Depending on specifications, the vehicle shown in the illustration may differ

from your vehicle in terms of color and equipement.

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Headlight cleaner switch

P.26

Door lock button

P.39

Driving position memory switch

P.12

Power window switches

P.40

Parking brake release lever

P.20

Fuel filler door opener switch

P.41

Instrument panel light control

P.27

Steering switches

P.30

Hood lock release lever

P.42

AFS off switch

P.25

Trunk lid opener switch

P.42

Light switch / Turn signal lever

P.25/20

Power rear view mirror control

switch

P.14

Overview

Instrument Panel

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Windshield wipers and washer switch

P.26

Climate control

P.32

Vehicle stability control off

switch

P.21

Driving pattern selector switch

P.21

Emergency flasher switch

P.21

Navigation system

See “Navigation System Owner’s Manual”

Glove box

P.36

Cigarette lighter/Ashtray

P.35

Cup holder

P.35

Coin box

P.35

Audio system

P.29

Cruise control switch

P.22

 : If equipped

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Keys ............................................................................. 7

Theft Deterrent System......................................... 8

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Keys

■ Keys

Master keys

Valet ke y

Key number plate

Flat key

■ Wireless remote control

LOCK button : Locks doors

PANIC button : Sounds alarm

(Push and hold)

(Use this function if you notice anyone suspi-

cious near the vehicle)

UNLOCK button : Unlocks doors

Tr u n k bu t t on : Unlocks trunk

(Push and hold)

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Holding down the LOCK button will sound an alarm.

Holding down the UNLOCK button will open the side windows.

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Theft Deterrent System

■ Engine immobilizer

This system only allows the engine to start if a reg-

istered key is used.

This deters theft caused by the use of unautho-

rized keys.

■ Alarm

Forcibly unlocking the doors, trunk, or hood with-

out the key or wireless remote control causes the

horn to blow and the exterior lights to flash, alert-

ing those in the surrounding area.

■ Steering lock

The steering wheel is locked when the engine

switch is turned to OFF.

This system is designed to help protect your vehicle from theft.

If the security indicator light is flashing when you leave the vehicle, the engine immobilizer

and alarm are set.

To stop the alarm, unlock the doors or trunk with the key or wireless remote control, or turn

the engine switch to the ON position.

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Seats ........................................................................... 11

Seat Position Memory System.......................... 12

Front Head Restraints.......................................... 13

Seat Belts.................................................................. 13

Outside Rear View Mirrors ............................... 14

Anti-glare Inside Rear View Mirror................. 15

Steering Column ................................................... 15

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Seats

■ Adjusting seat position

Moves seat forward

Moves seat back

■ Adjusting seatback angle

Incline

Recline

■ Adjusting the seat cushion

Raises and lowers the front of the cushion

Raises and lowers the entire cushion

■ Adjusting firmness

The lumbar support can be adjusted.

Firmer

Softer

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■ Inclining front seat

Incline

Seat Position Memory System

■ Setting positions

While holding down the SET button, push and

hold one of the memory buttons (1 or 2) until you

hear a beep.

■ Recalling positions

Push one of the memory buttons (1 or 2).

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With the push of a button, you can adjust the seat to a set customized position.

The steering column and outside rear view mirrors are adjusted along with the driver’s seat.

Positions can be conveniently recorded for drivers and frequent passengers.

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Front Head Restraints

■ Height adjustment

To rais e : pull upward

To l owe r : depress the button and push down

■ Angle adjustment

Move forward and backward.

Seat Belts

■ Seat belt guides

To use the seat belt guide, unattach the hook, let

the seat belt run under the guide and then reat-

tach the hook.

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■ Rear seat belt holders

Hold the rear seat belt with the holder when not in

use.

Outside Rear View Mirrors

■ Adjustment

Use the master switch to select which mirror

to adjust (L or R).

Adjust the angle using the control switch.

Auto tilt:

Move the master switch to “L” or “R”, Mirrors

automatically tilt down when shifting into reverse.

To deactivate, move the master switch to middle

position.

■ Folding rear view mirror

Push backword

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Anti-glare Inside Rear View Mirror

■ Setting AUTO mode

Push the AUTO button.

The indicator light comes on when AUTO mode

is selected.

Steering Column

■ Raising and lowering

Up

Down

■ Adjusting forward/back

Away from the driver

Toward the driver

The auto-dimming function reduces glare from the headlights of vehicles behind you.

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When then key is removed, the steering column moves to provide easy exit and entry.

When the key is inserted, the steering column returns to its previously set position.

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Starting ..................................................................... 17

Automatic Transmission...................................... 19

Parking Brake........................................................ 20

Turn Signal Lever.................................................. 20

Emergency Flasher Switch................................. 21

ECT Switch .............................................................. 21

TRAC/VSC Off Mode ........................................ 21

Cruise Control ...................................................... 22

Trip Information Display..................................... 23

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Starting

■ Starting the engine

Make sure the parking brake is engaged and

the selector lever is in “P”.

Depress the brake pedal.

Turn the engine switch to START.

The engine will start.

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■ Turning the engine off

Depress the brake pedal and move the

selector lever to “P”.

Turn the engine switch to OFF.

■ Engine (ignition) switch

LOCK

ACC

The audio system and other accessories

can be used.

ON

START

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Automatic Transmission

■ Shift range positions

P Parking and engine starting

R Reverse position

N Neutral position

D Normal driving position

S Sequential mode driving

Switching out of “P” position can only be per-

formed while the brake pedal is depressed.

■ Sequential mode

Sequential mode allows the driver to select gears based on driving conditions.

Move the shift lever to the “S” position.

Upshifting : move the lever to the “+” side

Downshifting : move the lever to the “-” side

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st

through 6

th

gear can be selected.

The selected shift range is displayed on the instru-

ment cluster.

NOTE: Downshifting increases power going uphill, or increases engine braking going

downhill or stopping.

During normal driving conditions, always drive in “D” position for best fuel economy.

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Parking Brake

■ Setting the parking brake

Firmly depress the parking brake pedal.

■ Releasing the parking brake

Pull the lever.

Turn Signal Lever

Left turn

Right turn

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Lane changes can be signaled by moving and holding the lever partway.

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Lexus SC430 Owner's manual

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